The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-11-10
THE WORLD

partisans in North Dakota, says that
there are just as many leaguers in
the state as ever, but that they are
negligent about voting.
New York=Evelyn Nesbit, former
wife of Harry Thaw, was reported as
almost wholly recovered from the eff
fects of an overdose of drugs swal-
lowed when a city marshal began to
move furniture from her tea room
and apartment here.
Lead, S. D.-AndreW Rolando, a
miner, wanted here in connection
with the death of Father A. B. Belk-
nap, pastor of st. Patrick's cathe-
dral, has eluded pursuit and boarded
a train at Edgement, bound for
Butte.
Spokane-Frances Smith, ~15-year-
old daughter of Mrs. Cynthia E.
Busse, was drowned in the Spokane
river here. Witnesses said the girl
deliberately walked out into deep
water.
Macomb, ul.-From cashier of a
bank to a corn husker at four cents
per bushel in less than three weeks
time-this is the record of e. j..
Woolver, cashier of the Bardolph,
ILL.,, State bank, recently closed by ex-
aminers from the state auditors
office. Woolver's W money was on
deposit in the bank and when the
institution was closed he sought a
job husking orn to support his fam
lily.
Kansas City, Kan.-For working
on Sunday, Charles Dutton, a young
fined 81 and costs, a total of $6.40,
the first conviction under the new
Sunday law.
Omaha-A note threatening death
unless he placed $500 on his church
steps has been received by Rev. Pat
rick A. Flanagan, pastor of a local
Catholic church.
Vancouver, Is. C.-Between 35 and
so lives lost and property damage of
several millions of dollars is the es-
toll of floods that swept
away parts of several towns north
and east of here.
Dublin-Four Irish women, politi-
cal prisoners in Mountjoy prison, this
city, escaped. One of them, Linda
a nurse, was serving a SEN
tence of 10 years.
Washington = President Harding
IS understood to have expressed OPP
position, during a conference with
Chairman Porter of the house for
sign affairs committee, to passage of
any resolution providing for imme-
late withdrawal of American troops
the Rhine.
Chicago-James Beasant was shot
Ind killed by Mrs. Marion Dill
on, his sister-in-law, while he was
to have been beating his
wife at Mrs. Dillon's home after Mrs.
3easant had refused to go home and
i've with him.
Neutrality-suspicious. done by the
American Red Cross among disabled
var veterans now involves an annual
of $10,000,0 00.
Chicago@Because of his refusal to
lssist in the campaign against vice,
,uster proceedings have been brought
the Chicago chief of police.
Washington-Beer held in stock
W brewers may be sold to the sick,
lnder a new ruling from Washington.
Fargo-The proposed law initiated
or the purpose of liquidating the
State Bank of North Dakota, a meas
Ire of the Independents, failed to
Fargo-A. c. Townley, national
resident of the Nonpartisan league,
las left here for Jackson, Mimi, to
a 90-day sentence in the county
all for violation of the Minnesota
edition law.
st. Louis-Former Congressman
Jordell Hull of Tennessee has been
ihosen chairman of the national dem
'cratic committee.
Observation-Disclosures Shoots dir
ct sales tax, as a substitute for mis-
excuses, is said to be gain
ng favor in congress-.
Kansas City-The legion parade,
before allied commanders of
he world war here a few days ago,
vas said to have been the greatest
'arade of marching men since the
eview of the union armies at Wash
ngton at the close of the civil war.
Washington - The house has
dopted the report of the federal aid
DAD bill, which insures its passage.
t appropriates s75,000,000 for high
ray construction.
New York=Gotham milk drivers
re on strike and New York is sub
on condensed milk. +,
Melbourne, Australia-The house
f representatives has enacted a law
roviding for the government to adj
three shillings a bushel on all
ooled wheat in cars on sidings.
Fargo-R. A. Nestos, independent
International candidate, will have a
of about 1000 over Gov
rnor Lynn ]. Frazer, Townley lead
r, in the recall election just held.
IL the Independent candidates were
Washington = President Harding
designated Thursday, November
as THANKSGIVING day, and calls J