The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-06-02
THE WORLD

New Orleans-The entire e o.
the shipping board steamer Had Not
anchored here, was removed forcibly
from the ship by alleged union ma.
rine strikers and severely beaten.
New York-Respect for the laws
were urged on Americans by Vice
President Coolidge at an address OF
the 125th anniversary celebration OF
the New York Commercial.
Madrid-Sarah Bernhard was de-
corated with the cross of Alfonso,
XII. King Alfonso will receive Nine.
Bernhard when she returns to Mad
rid from Malaga.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES naval Of
ficers here have sent a warship to
Adalia to force the Turks to release
II prisoners who were removed from
the British steamer Palatina.
Washington-Henry Lane Wilson,
former ambassador to Mexico, is un-
derstood to be uppermost in the mind
of President Harding for appoint
ment as American ambassador to
Turkey.
Madison, Wis.-Bitten by a taran-
lula while cutting bananas, Leslie
Mats is at a hospital under treat
ment for what is considered in South
America as a deadly bite" The
spider was killed by other employees.
Ottawa - The board of railway
commissioners ordered a 10 per cent
summer reduction in freight rates
on coal moved in the prairie prov
The lower rate is effective
-. $500 I 70 Tn.,ct 81
Pocate1lo, interchangeable, a
of about 1900 persons in nor
thern Idaho, was practically wiped
out by a cloud-burst according to
word received here. One life is re-
ported to have been lost.
Washington-A resolution direct
ing that the Star Spangled Banner be
Jung every day in the house imme-
1iately after the chaplain's prayer,
has been introduced by Representa-
i've Appleby, republican, New Jer-
,ey.
Albany, Ga.-Sidney J. Cats, for
ner governor of Florida, was arrest
ID on a federal warrant from Florida
charging peonage. His bond was
ixed at $4,000 when he was arraign-
ID before United States Commission
II George White.
Washington-After heated discus
ion of the prohibition question dur
ng which Commissioner Kramer was
criticized and as vigorously
offended, the house voted an addi-
ional 100000 for enforcement of
he Volstead act until July IL.
Mexico City-General MaXimilio
loss, an Austrian, who was at the j
cad of the artillery bureau of the
department during the Carranza
administration and more recently t
Iexican consul general at Berlin, t
as shot and killed at the entrance
f his home here. i
Paris-It now seems fairly certain {
lat Henri Desire Landru, who, for i
le past 80 months, has been await :
lg trial on charges of murder grow t
lg out of the disappearance, with '
ut trace, of II women to whom he i
ad promised marriage, will come be- !
IRE the Versailles Arrizes in July. a
Buffalo - Twenty men, masked '
nd armed, held up a freight train T
d the Sanborn branch of the New Q
ork Central railroad near North 7
anu Cdll1cQ away oliho, I
clothing, automobile tires and r
her freight estimated to be worth i
10000. c
Paducah, Ky.-What railroad Of 4
cials said probably was a deliberate Fl
tempt to wreck Illinois Central fast o
ain No. 103, Louisville to New Or h
ans, took place at Epperson, five q
lies from here. Three coaches and q
locomotive tender partly overturn- l.
|, but no one was seriously injured,
though many passengers were Sc |,
rely bruised. d
La Grande, Ore.-Heavy rains in If
e inundated district caused further II
read of the worst flood this region G,
IS suffered in years. Thirty thou 81
nd acres in the vicinity of Gather A
e creek and the Grande Ronde river fl
ere under water. Reports indicated 4
at damage to crops would exceed
$4,000 and might reach as high Ii
half a million dollars. o,