The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-03-04
the WORLD

Dublin.--Five cOnStableS were
wounded, two seriously in an attack
against police car at Mount Lucas,
Kings county, Ireland.
ToledO.-Post office inspectors in
vestigating the robbery of the post
office at Toledo declared the loot
stolen by five bandits probably would
amount to approximately 100000.
Shelton, Conn.-Eight persons
were killed and rs injured when two
trolley cars cOllided head-on on the
Bridgeport-Shelton line near High
Bridge, in the southern part of Shell
ton.
Memphis.-The Memphis branch
of the Federal Reserve bank was
robbed of several thousand dollars
shortly before noon Monday, police
reported. The robbers escaped.
Poplar Bluff.-William L. Till
man, ~, reputed to have been mar
ried more times than any other
resident of Missouri, died here Sun
day night after brief illness. His
eleventh wife died last week.
Spokane.-Frank j. Wright, for
mer police chief of Phillipsburg.
Mont, said to be wanted in Tacoma
on larceny charge, was arrested
here Tuesday and is being held as a
| fugitive.
Chicago.-Five hundred persons
raised $4,000 for relief work in Ire
land by paying 800 a plate for a din
ner given by the recently organized
American committee for relief in Ire
land.
New Haven.-James Rowland An
coil s0,r cf thu 1oto DrociJoo< A,-o11
of the University of Michigan, was
unanimously elected president of
Yale university in secession to
President Arthur T. Hadley, by the
fellows of the corporation.
ings totalled 100000 during Dec
ember, which was at an annual rate
of III per cent on property value,
according to statement issued to-
day by the Association Of Railway
Executives.
San Francisco.-Capt w. F.. Lewis
air mail service pilot on the Reno
to Salt Lake leg, in the attempt to
establish record for rapid delivery
between San Francisco and New
York was killed at Elko, Nevada.
when his plane fell.
| Buenos Aires.-The ministry of
agriculture has announced that Oil
Well Number 1913, in the Comodoro
Rivadavia district, just completed,
was flowing at more than 10000
barrels a day. This we'll, in a new
producing section, has broken all
records for production in Argentina
Observation-Disclosures hogs so
interested police officers and federal
enforcement agents that an investiga-
ton resulted in the finding of a still
on farm two miles from the city.
A quantity of mash also was found.
The owner and a negro tenant have
been arrested.
| London.-The opening of a new
offensive by the Turkish nationalists
against Greeks on the Smyrna front
is expected, says Constantinople
dispatch to the Evening News Mon
day. The Nationalist are concentrat-
ing in great strength along the front,
the dispatch adds.
Observation-Disclosures take the
lives every year of 10000 children
up to the age of IA years the Red
Cross disclosed in a tabulation. It
shows that 1877 out OF every 1000
child deaths between the ages of 5
and 9 is due to accident, while be-
tween 10 and IA years. the ratio is
1T to the thousand.
| Washington.-All hope of a public
building bill this session is gone.
Republican leaders of congress have
decided to ignore the special request
of the treasury department for money
for IS buildings, two of which are
for Butte and Missoula. A bill for
an appropriation for Anaconda was
in the lot that died March 4.
Observation-Disclosures per cent
of the worlds petroleum production
in 1919 came from the United States,
a compilation made public by the
geological survey disclosed. The
world total was placed at 544,8S5,-
900 barrels. of which the American
output was 377,719.O00. Mexico with
87,037,0OO barrels, or Is per cent.
was next, and only one other country,
Russia, reached five per cent.
Ell Paso.-Two men were killed
and six wounded on Yhal Chicomula
hacienda. a ranch near Chihuahua
City. when organized farm laborers
fought with a group of non-union
workmen who came to the ranch
to work with them. Shots were fired
between the union and non-union
men until federal troops arrived, &C.
cording to Geographic advices receiy-
ed in Ell Paso. This is the first con-
flict initiated by an "open shop
movement in Mexico. the advices
ii cfofo1