The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-01-14
THE WORLD

Washington-john Burke treas-
uIer OF the United States, announces
nls resignation, effective upon the
appointment of his successor.
WashfngtOn-Assur that tho
united States is not contemnlatins
military Intervention in Cuba have
xeen given to the Cuban minister by
Acting Secretary Davis.
iaris-The French government ia
concerned over unofficial dispatches
sellIng OF the concentration of six
' new divisions of the Russian bolshe-
bia. o' "a oessara-
new YOrk-Five thousand actors
s s actresses are unemployed in the
Guy and many others are stranded
at distant points, victims Of the
widespread failures of road compan-
aes during the past year.
Danv1lle, n.-Mrs. Ernest 8. Har-
nngton, who has tasted 81 DAYS. de-
cIares she will continue to abstain
from taking nourishment until her
husband joins the Church of God. of
which she is member.
newport News, Va.-P. J. Mac
Swiney, of New York, brother of
the late lord mayor Of Cork. and
Daniel O'Callaghan. present iord
mayor OF Cork, have arrived in this
rolt as stowaways on the American
s'eamer West Cannon from Cork.
bismarck, N. D.-The North Da-
Aota supreme court set q precedent
wnen It's members voted to divide the
post OF chief justice between the
three justices eligible for the post.
giving 1t to them for eight months
each for the next two-year period,
Washtngton-Vigorous opposition
10 any legislation restricting immf-
grafton will be presented to the SEN
ate immigration committee by Louis
Marshall of New York, representing
the American Jewish committee. He
SAID many Of the boys who carried
the flag through the Argonne were
Immigrants"
washington - Forty millions of
the $16O,000,0O0 appropriated by
congress for European relief was
spent Ito keep the Polish army in
the field" Senator Reed. democrat.
OF Missouri. declared in the senate
curing q government economy dis
cussior.
Washington-The resolution re-
wing the war finance corporation
mas become law with its re-adop-
ton by the house over President VIII
sons veto. The senate also OVERRIDE
the veto. The vote in the house was
ESQ to Sc, with three voting present.
or 81 more than the required two
thirds majority.
Omaha-Miss Jeanette Rankin.
OF Montana, the only ex-congresswo-
man in the United States, stated in
an interview here that she would en-
ter the race again in the near future
Tor the national house Of representa-
t1ves She stated that she would
nave been reelected but for the fact
that the state was redistricted.
ROCKFORD, Il.-A pure white toe
on the muddy foot of hog attra acted
the attention of Morris johnson. a
farmer living near here. Upon
closer examination he found that the
wnite object was not toe but a per-
feet pearl and that it was lodged be-
tween the toes. He sold the pearl
for $500.
L0ndOn-Proposals for the forma-
ton of a corporation capitalized at
100000 pounds sterling for the
purpose of facilitating trade between
Russia and Great Britain, which it
Is understood has been approved by
the government and Leonid Krassin.
Russian soviet representative, is an
nounced by the London Times.
Washingt0n-Request that Secre-
tary OF War Baker and Attorney Gen.
eral Palmer be called before the
house judiciary committee, Ito as
certain the facts surrounding the
mysterious official silence which in
vests the war Stacker situation, /"
was made by F. w. Galbraith, ma
t1onal commander of the American
Legion.
Charleston, w. va.-The capitol
building of West Virginia was des-
troyed by fire last week. A laborer
was killed, fireman hurt seriously,
and several others injured when a
section of roof under which they
were standing. caved in. The specta-
cular nature of the fire was enhanc-
ed when much ammunition, stored on
the third floor of the building. ex-
ploded.
New York-The mystery which
enveloped the recent killing of
Monk" Eastman, gangster-soldier,
was cleared up when jeremiah Boz
han, a prohibition enforcement
agent, surrendered, and, it is alleged,
admitted shooting the Monk" after
drinking party at cafe, following
threats on his life and "vile Ian
guage" by Eastman.
PATRICK SHANNON, PIONEER