Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-10-27


gambling case, filed a writ of attach
ment at Chicago to collect $4,000
back salary.
Sporting
Louisville brought an end to its
post-season clash with Baltimore by
having walkover in the final clash
at Baltimore, Md, the score winding
up with IL to 5. 1t gave the Colonies
the necessary fifth game.
Foreign
Troops seized Lisbon and forced
resignation Of the government. An ex-
revolutionist is expected to be pre-
mier.
The situation in England as regards
trade and unemployment is worse
than any time since the end Of the
Napoleonic wars, declared Prime Minis
ter Lloyd George in the house of COM
mons at London.
A robber held up the Dominion Ex
press messenger on the Vancouver
Toronto express between Swift Cur
rent and Moose Jaw, in Saskatchewan,
rified the safe and dropped from the
moving cars.
Prime Minister Lloyd George stated
in the house of commons at London,
upon the reassembling Of that body,
that he hoped to go to the Washington
conference on the limitation of arma-
ment.
Julius Kronberg, widely known art
list, died at Stockholm.
A Bucharest dispatch says Ukrain-
ian peasants are reported to have re-
VOTED against the Russian soviet gov
eminent, and one Bolshevist regiment
is said to have mutinied.
Germany lost the second Of her
former kings to die within three
weeks when Ludwig III Of Bavaria
died at his estate at Sarvac, Hungary,
after a short illness. He was seventy
six years old. The former king Of
Wueftemberg preceded him recently.
Phillip Scheidemann, former secre-
tary of foreign affairs, was fired upon
during meeting of the German peo-
pies party in Ludenscheld, Westpha-
liza. The bullet flew wild.
The father Of the Portuguese repub-
lie and several former cabinet men,
bers were assassinated at Lisbon dur
ing new revolution. A new cabinet
has taken charge.
Prince Lopburi, brother of the king
of Siam, is expected to arrive at Vic
tira, B. c., October 81, with large
encourage, aboard the liner Empress
of Russia. He will tour the continent.
federal forces, attacked troops of Gen.
Aspeio near Vera Cruz, Mex, forcing
him to flee in the direction Of Puebla,
after ten of his men We're killed.
A dispatch from Serajevo says Scl-
tart, Albania, has been occupied by a
party of Montenegrin volunteers, COM
manded by General Martinovitch,
former leader Of the Montenegrin
army.
About $4,000 loot was obtained by
bandit who held up an express mes
senger ON Canadian Pacific train
near Moosejaw, Sask., Wednesday.
Turkish nationalists have been de-
feated in a sharp battle along the
southern end Of the battle front in
Asia Minor, says an official statement
at Athens.
Two persons were wounded during
firing which occurred in the Stanhope
street area in Belfast between mill
tary and snipers. One Of the injured
was young girl.
Figures showing exports from Ger
many during July, which have been is
sued at Berlin, show an increase for
that month over June; imports were
also increased.
Brandishing red flags and banners
inscribed, "We demand justice for
Sacco and Vanzetti," and Down with
capitalistic America" mob number
ing 5000 stormed the United States
consul at Brest, France. The mob
threatened the destruction Of the
building and was finally dispersed aft
err many stones had been hurled and
many windows smashed.
| Sir Eric Geddes, minister of trans.
portation in the British cabinet at
London, has rendered his resignation
| from that office.
Princess Chin, mother of the boy
emperor, Hsuan-tung, who was ousted