The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-06-29
THE WORLD

Washington-The administration
is considering the matter of decreas-
ing s~econd-ciass postal rates.
Salt Lake City-More than 100
firearms we're turned in to the ma
tional guard by strikers in the Car
bon county coal district.
Mexico City-Three persons were
killed and two injured last week
when s~yndicalists attacked the San
Augustrn textile factory at Atlixco,
state of Pueblo, following a disagree
ment with the owners OF the con-
Germ.
Observation-Disclosures fervid chap
ter in the history of the soldiers
bonus and tariff legislation was in
prospect this week in the senate, with
all indications pointing to further de-
lay in action on the bonus.
st. PauI-Directors of the Great
Northern railway have voted a semi
annual dividend of 3R per cent, pay
able August l to stockholders of rec
ord June 3. Approximately $4,000
stockholders will benefit.
MobiIe-Train No. 4, the fast New
Orleans and New York limited on the
Louisville G. Nashville railroad, split
a switch three miles north of Canoe,
Ala, crashing through a potato pack
ing shed with n fatality.
Cincinnati - Formal notice has
been served on the railroad labor
board by the chiefs of 10 railroad
unions of their intention to go
through with a strike in event one
is authorized by the 1,225,000 work
orc v-hncn uya nnc aro RI hn rndrnn1
on July 1 under orders of the board.
New York-Senor Guglielmo Mar
conf, wonder mar of wireless, al an
nounced the invention of what might
be termed a radio searchlight, by
means of which radio waves which
can be reflected like light waves may
be sent in a given direction in a
beam instead of being scattered to
all points of the compass.
Observation-Disclosures H%arding's
tentatively projected Alaskan trip
this summer has been abandoned.
The president was said to regret
greatly that he saw no possibility If
leaving Washington under prevailing
conditions of public business.
Peking-The American buildings
in Canton were struck by shells dur
ing bombardment of the city by the
gun boats of Sun Yat Sen, the south
China leader, who has been trying
to recapture his stronghold. Jacob
Schurman, the American min
lister, has asked Rear Admiral
Strauss to rush protection to Canton
and American gunboats are expected
to proceed there.
Richmond, Va.-Eulogies of JEFF
ferson Davis, president of the south
ern confederacy, and of former Pres
ident Woodrow Wilson, and a refer
ence to Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
of Massachusetts as the opponent of
whatever the south is for, marked
addresses before the opening session
Of the United Confederate Veterans
Lhirty-second reunion.
Shanghai-Between 10000 and
5000 men of the northern forces
sent against Sun Vat Sens army in
.iangsi province mutinied at Kianfu,
portions of Kianfu and other
nearby cities and killed thousands of
he residents.
Albany, Ore.-David F. West, who
and killed Sheriff Kendall and
Rev. Roy Healy at his ranch home
lere, shot and killed himself after
being b~arricaded in his home for two
lays following the shooting. West
hot himself through the mouth and
leath occurred instantly.
Los Angeles-William S. Coburn,
ormer grand goblin of the Ku KIux
<lan, furnished a bond for $4,000
or appearance on an indictment
harging him and 36 other alleged
members Of the Khan with felony in
onnection with a raid at Ing1ewood.
Cincinnati-By the vote Of every
elegate, the American Federation Of
convention Endorsed the nation
vide coal strike that since April 1
as kept a half million miners from
york, and also indicated, by a de-
1onstration, its approval of the
threatening walkout of more than
900, 900 railroad workers.
Salt Lake City-Two hundred ma
guardsmen were on duty to en-
Drce in the coal strike area of Utah
Maybey's proclamation of
law, which was issued after
mine guard had been killed and a
line official wounded by men who
red on a train near Castle Gate.
Springfield, m.-Dr. B. j. Palmer
On of the d~iscoverer of chiropractic,
announced at the convention of the
Chiropractors' association
lat forces 'of honest chiropractors''
every state in the Union have unit
to name him the Judge Lands"
f a housekeeping campaign and
rganized war against the unjust
over" of the American Medical as
A defense fund of $780,
90, he announced, is held in reserve
! Davenport, Ia, to promote the
ual campaign.