The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-24
THE WORLD

New York-Railroad workers in
the east have decided to reject al
proposals of wage reductions and
carry their fight to the railroad labor
board, if the cuts are put into effect,
Osseo, Minn.-Residents of this
village, at an election to choose of
ficers for the year, went on record
by a vote of So to 81 Sin favor of
legislation favoring the sale of light
wines and beer"
Rid
dick of Montana recommended to the
president the appointment of Roy
Fuller of Havre to be receiver of the
Havre land office, and Joseph Mont
gomery of Lewistown to be receiver
of the Lewistown land office.
Carson City, Nev.-The state as
sembly passed a bill providing for a
$4,000 bounty for the first Nevada
oil well producing at least 100 bar
rels daily for 80 consecutive days.
The lower house also passed the bill
providing for execution of capital
criminals by Lethal gas.
Chicago-Prohibition has made
dances more naughty, according to a
report of the Juvenile Protective as
ISOLATION, which asserts that mor OBJ
~jectionable dances are now being
danced than eve before. The Flaw
of compensation" was the way the
matter was explained.
Observation-Disclosures by ia
pan on an elaborate program of ma
val aviation ic fn hn nvnnntnd IN tho
opinion of officials, by the recent act
ivity of the Japanese government in
the purchase of airplanes in Europe
and in the endeavor to enlist the ex-
pert advice of British naval flyers.
Boston-With the biggest ship
ment of Chinese fireworks received
at this port in many years from over-
seas, the British steamship Romeo is
berthed under special fire protection
until the rockets, crackers and star
shells are taken off. There are over
5000 packages of Fourth of July
accessories aboard.
Chicago college for brides is
in session at the west side branch of
the Young Women's Christian asso-
citation. It's curriculum is called a
in 'trousseau suggestions and
home management" but that's only
camouflage. 1t should be practical
methods of holding a husband and
keeping him happy"
Chicago-The annual statement of
Wilson & Co., packers, just made
public, revealed a deficit of $940,8
for the fiscal year ending December
81, 1920. The profits from opera
and dividends received amount
to $1,486,381, while the interest
On the company's bonds during the
zane period totaled S~2,427,231.
Observation-Disclosures H~arding's
Thanksgiving turkey has been select
I'd and is being matured to grace the
White House table next November,
4. w. Mason, a planter of Crystal
Springs, Miss, informed Mr.. Hard
ng. 1t is his ambition, Mason wrote,
o furnish for the occasion a gobbler
scientifically raised and thereby to
that Mississippi can Qroduce as
good turkeys as can be grown any
where.
Macon, Ga.-During the period of
government control, the American
'ailway express company lost $751;
'OUJVOO LhlOQSh thC1Io II AOOOOi
es, w. A. Benson, assistant vice
PRESIDENT of the company, testified
n federal court here at the beginning
# the trial of ga of "a men indicted
N charges of conspiracy to rob the
ompany of more than $1,000,0O0
Worth of goods. +
New York-Sales of electrolytic
Upper we're reported in small lots
t IL IL cents a few days ago, the
owest price touched since 1916. Not
outstanding the recent decrease in
stocks are said to be ac-
umulating and very few buyers were
eported in the market, even at the
ow prices. The larger producing in
have not met the decline, but
heir quotations of IL 3-5 to 10 cents /,
re nominal. |.
Kansas City-The one-step was
laced under the ban in Kansas City, /.
-an., in regulations covering public ,
ance halls, issued by N. v. Reiche- .
ecker, welfare officer. 1.-THE one !
said the welfare officer, "is {
ne father of all dance evils. From
come the grizzly bear the wig 9
and other varieties of alleged :
ancing which permits the close en- :
race and the cheek to cheek glide. :
we eliminate the one-step we elm /,
late them ALL" :
Washington-The American people :
ad their annual day OF r%ecqoning :
[arch Is. Their laboriously reck- :
ned incomes and business profits
the year of 1920 were presented
l the form of income and excess :
rofits tax returns. Uncle Sam, as a
9sult, will be richer by about ap-
$500, 100000 according
a treasury department estimate.
eceipts a year ago were $500, 000,-
90 but the general depression ex-