The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-12-16
The WORLD

Lond0n-Former Emperor Charles
Of Austria, with his family, is living
quietly on the island of MADEIRA.
London - Lloyd George is expect
ed to visit washington early this
month.
Moscow-American relief is reach
ing Russian children in the famine
areas.
st. Paul-The estate of the late
Mrs. James J.. Hill is estimated at
100000.
versailles-Henry Landru, the
the French Bluebeard, convicted Of
the murder Of 10 wives, has been sem
fenced to death.
+: New Collapse Of a steel
girded roof OF a theater under con-
struction resulted in the death of six
and the injury Of 10 people.
Manila-The entire town of Iba-
Jay was inundated by tidal wave
few days ago, and many houses, with
their contents, swept out to sea.
London-Negotiations with Ire
land have fallen down and the re-
sumption of guerilla warfare ON the
island is expected.
New York-A new federation of
labor, composed of unions outlawed
by the American Federation of Labor,
viii be organized here shortly.
Washingt0n-Exports to Europe
during October fell to $196,0OO,OOO
as compared with $423,000,000 dur
ing the same month last year.
Chicago G. Cotter,
negro, has been appointed assistant
United States district attorney for
the Chicago district.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Montana
live stock loans aggregating $4,000
Is announced by the war finance
corporation.
Moscow-Soviet officials are talk
ing of a trade arrangement with the
United States which they assert will
be announced shortly.
BuenOs Aires-A large force Of
bandits fought and defeated govern
ment troops in pitched battle in the
state of Santa Cruz recently.
Long Beach-An oil we'll, flowing
from 500 to 1000 barrels per day,
owned by the municipality, may meet
all the expenditures of Long Beach
and eliminate taxation.
New York-Colonel Charles W.
Whitman. hero of the Lost Batal-
lion" fight who disappeared at sea
a few days ago, is thought to have
committed suicide.
London-Lord Mount Stephen,
builder of the Canadian Pacific, is
dead. He was the son of Scotch
carpenter and was made baron for
his work in railroad building.
Austin, Tex.-On his birthday,
which occurred a week ago, Governor
Pat NJ. Neff granted pardons to 20
men serving terms in the Texas
|penitentiary.
Chicago-Charles Newman found q
wallet ON the street containing $751;
900 in cash. He found the owner
through an advertisement, returned
the money and received SIS for his
trouble.
Chicago-Miss Mary MacCormick
former cowgirl of Arkansas, made
her operate debut in Carmen" here
recently, having been selected by
Mary Garden from among Is vocal
candidates.
Springfield, In.-Suits against five
former state treasurers for an aggre.
gate shortage estimated at $780,.
900 have been started here. The
money is alleged to have been receiv.
ed as interest on state funds.
Lawt0n, Ohio - Captain j. l.
LOOMS, Lieutenant ]. T. Lanfall, Pri.
Yates B. A. Hubbard and Smith, fly.
ing in two planes, collided and all
four were killed. The machines were
flying at an altitude Of 1000 feet.
Chicago prohibitionists have
decided to continue as national pc.
litical party. Its national committee
has decided to ask for the deporta.
ton of all aliens caught violating the
Volstead law.
Mexico City-At the end Of Obreg.
on's first year as president of Mexico
recognition from the United States
Great Britain and France, vital fol
the rehabilitation of Mexican finance
is not yet In sight.
New York-Frank A. Vanderlip
the New York banker, suggests that
Europe be allowed to pay her wal
Indebtedness of $11,O00.O00,0OO or
easy payments, and that the money
as paid be used in rehabilitation o.
Europe.