The Snowflake herald., 1921-11-18
FOREIGN

lhassador and the government has re-
lplie1-in the affirmative.
An insurrection has broken out in
Montenegro for the purpose of secur-
| ing Montenegrin independence from
Serbia, according to a dispatch from
Rome, which ceunects the insurrcction
with the Albanian situation.
Poland has directed the closing of
| the frontiers of soviet Ukraine, where
anti-Bolshevist disturbances are oc-
lcurring, and cleaning Of the frontier
belt said Warsaw official com
munique received by the Polish
bureau of information.
Search is being made in the north
ern part of the state of Sonora for O.
Badger, a wealthy American, who mys-
teriouSly disappeared while on his way
by motor car from Aqua Prieta to his
home in Douglas, Ariz. Badger was
last seen riding towards the interna-
tional line in his automobile.
The expense of guarding the former
German emperor is the cause of irri-
tation to some of the political leaders
i'm Holland One of the s0cial-demo-
cratic members of parliament criticised
this outlay in party speech he de-
! livered the other day and threatened
to interpellate the government on
that subject.
For the first time in its history, an
American has been appointed to a
prominent chair in the faculty of the
German Academic High School for
Music, the leading state musical in
Estitution in Berlin. Louis Bachner, a
vocal teacher of New York. has been
selected as one of the chief teachers
of vocal music in the opera depart
ment of that in stitution.
AOnther threatening letter from
sympathizer with the Sacco-Vanzetti
movement has been received by Will
| liam II. Robertson, American consul
general at Buenos Aires. This is the
third message which has been sent to
him. The writer signed his name and
address and declared that he intended
to stab him to death. The letter was
turned over to the police.
| The Russian Soviet council of com
missars has announced that all Rus
slams who have been abroad for five
years will lose their citizenship, un-
less they obtain passports before Mar.
l, 1922, Russians who voluntarily
served in armies against the soviet
government or participated in counter
revolutionary activities, will also be
deprived of citizenship, but they may
apply for restoration of citizenship
any time up to next March.
GENERAL
The circulation of recipes for sa-
called love potions and secret love
talismans, to be secretly applied, thru
the mails, led to the Indictment in
Chicago of Lucille S. Jackson. charged
with using the mails to defraud.
Seven Chinese stowaways were ar
rested and 600 quarts of whisky and
gin and a quantity of opium were seiZ-
ed by customs officers in Il raid on
the Dutch steamer Java at Boston. The
vessel arrived from Japanese ports.
The Rev. DR.. Antoine Louisa Brown
Blackwell, aged 90, believed to have
been the first woman ordained to the
ministry in this country and Il pioneer
woman suffrage worker with Susan
B. Anthony, died recently in Elizabeth,
n. J.
One member of the crew of the
American schooner Singleton Palmer
| to bCx hnn
lost when the Clyde line steamship
Apache ran down and sank the
schooner off Fenwick island light
house.
A strike of miners in the Pittsburg
district was averted when, after the
Pittsburg Coal Producers Association
had notified union officials that they
Would continue TO enforce the "check-
Off" r. r. Gibbons, president of dis
trict No. 5, United Mine Workers Of
America, recalled the order for a
strike.
Mrs. LYDIA Southland was sentenced
to serve from ten years to life in the
Idaho state prison for the murder of
Edward Il. NIeyef, her fourth husband
She was convicted after trial lasting
several weeks The court imposed the
maximum penalty under the Idaho
laws Attorneys for Mrs. Southard
are expected to appeal the case.
Big Tim Murphy, union leader form
er state representative and an alleged
gunman, was found guilty in Chicago
by jury in Judge Kenesaw NJ Ian
dis court of plotting the $360,000 mail
robbery at Dearborn station last April.
VincenZo COsmanO, union president
and protege of Murphy; Edward Gel
rum, alleged driver of the bandits
car, and Paul Volanti also were con-
victed.
Seven members of the crew of the
fourmasted schooner Henry S. Kreger,
which went aground on Pollock Rip
shoals, off the Monomoy Point life
saving station are missing and the
Il go