The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-06-09
THE WORLD

Gillette that the latter's
daughter, Miss Frances Hoar. and
reginald Foster of Massachusetts
will be married June is.
Seattle-U. A. Clark, motion pic
ture actor, was drowned in Green
lake IN an attempt to stage a rescue
OF Isabelle Carpenter, leading lady,
as a part of a picture drama being
produced by a film company.
Chicago. w. Majors, head of
the Chicago division of the air mail
service, n three other officials at
Checkerboard field, were suspended
following an in investigation by pos
tai inspectors.
Washington-The Russian bolshe-
y1k government in April was main
tanning approximately $4,000 NUM-
ton workers at Tula, the most i'm
portant pre-revolutionary arms fac
tory, according to word received in
official quarters.
Observation-Disclosures Harvey told
American correspondents that he ex-
pected to attend the supreme council
of the allies in Boulogne, but he
would not indicate whether he would
take part in the deliberations or be
merely an observer.
Washington - A delegation of
Greek letter fraternity men, headed
by former Representative John M.
Evans, placed a wreath of flowers
on the grave of Marcus D. Cook, a
University of Montana man, who was
drowned on the Lusitania and buried
here.
Observation-Disclosures reached the
lowest price of the reason in the
last week when old stock sold in car
lots at Chicago for so cents a hun
dred pounds or 80 cents a bushel, ac-
cording to reports to the bureau of
markets. A year ago the price was
$3.50.
Minneapolis, Minn.-D. Clark, pro-
prietor of a meat market, was locked
in the large ice box at his market by
an unmasked bandit, who then rob
bed the safe and cash drawer of $500.
The bandit escaped. Clark was
chilled through when released by a
customer.
London-Great Britain takes a
grave view of the attitude said to
have been adopted by the followers
of Mustapha Renal Pasha, the Turk
ish nationalist leader in Angora, with
respect to the treatment of British
subjects, and of other violations of
the agreement signed by the London
conference on Near East questions.
Pierre, S. D.-With the arrest of
a nan who gave his name as Albert
Charles Murcym, of Whiting, Ind, at
Harold, S. D., announcement of
which was made public for the first
time, federal officials expressed be-
lief tonight a s1,OOO,0O0 Liberty
bond mail robbery in Toledo, Ohio,
last February, would be solved.
Blaine, Neb.-John J.. Vance, so,
died suddenly a few minutes after he
had jumped into a pool of water to
save a three-year-old boy from
drowning. Prior to the rescue Vance
had been at work building a cement
sidewalk and physicians said that the
shock of plunging into the cold water
in an overheated condition
heart failure.
New York-William Jennings Bry-
an will vote in Florida in the future.
While here he announced that his
actual residence in that state would
become his legal residence. He was
influenced in making the change, he
by the state of Mrs. Bryan's
health, and in his new home expected
20 concern himself as much as ever
with public affairs.
Philadelphia-Plans to establish
In educational institution in the
northwest, probably at Yakima,
were approved at the closing
of the general assembly of the
United Presbyterian church with the
adoption of the education committee
favoring the project. The in
titution will cost approximately 3d. !
100, 900.
Salt Lake City-Frank J.. Hagen
,arth, president of the National :
Wool growers association, sent a
elegram to President Harding last 4
week in which he declared that west :
banks found it almost impossible
o renew and carry livestock loans,
nd that unless immediate action is :
AIKEN flocks and herds will be liqui- :
.ated at a loss and meat production ,
decreased.
Wellington, N. u. - Sir Francis
'ell, acting premier of New Zealand,
as declared in a message to the =
.merican consul that no difficulties
ill be placed in the way of Armour
Co., exporting to America for
use, meat now in freezing
ere. This message was sent as an
xplanation of the governments at L
tude in refusing to issue licenses for
ne expectation of meat to the Ar
lour-Australian Co. 2
Washington-The number of i'm
who will be allowed to en-
n this country under the new three
er cent law during June was an
ounced for some of the countries
Commissioner General Husband. Q
follows: United Kingdom, 1923;
orway, $50; Sweden, 1881; Den
ark, 433; Netherlands, 276; Bel =
UNI, 119; Luxembourg, Z; France, =
81; Switzerland, 287; Germany, SILL
10; Danzig, %; Finland, 298;
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