The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-01-26
THE WORLD


have been planned for the United
States in 1922.
Mayo, FLA mob over-powereC
officials here, seized a negro wht
was alleged to have killed w. r
Taylor, and lynched him on the out
skirts of the town.
Washington-The German govern
ment has notified the American gov
eminent that Alanson B. Houghton
now member of the house from New
York, will be acceptable as ambassa-
dor.
LOndOn-Eleven members of the
crew of the German steamer Vesta,
bound from Hamburg to Lisbon, as
we'll as the wife of the chief officer,
we're killed by an explosion on the
ship.
Rochester, N. george Baldwin
Selden, inventor of the first gasoline
propelled vehicle and a pioneer in
the present automotive industry, is
dead. He was president of the Sell
den Motor company of this city and
was II years old.
Washington-Federal hospital ca
pacity for a minimum of $4,000 pa
tients with provision for 172 en-
ployes for each 200 patients is plan
ned by the government in its hospi-
talization program for former SER
vice men.
Washington-The senate defeated
a motion to send back to its banking
and currency committee the bill to
put a farmer on the federal reserve
board. The motion made by Senator
Mclean, republican, Connecticut, was
voted down, SO to II.
Los Observation-Disclosures felt in
southern California, with Los. Angel
as the center, Over a territory 80
miles north and south and so miles
inland, broke window panes, cracked
and startled inhabitants. The
severe severe effects were in
Los Angeles.
Madison, Wis.-Cutting two valu-
able spruce trees on the property of
Magnus Swenson, president of the
Norwegian-American Steamship line,
in order to decorate for a Christmas
dance, cost members of the Phi Delta
Theta. fraternity here $3.50.
Chicago-Crowding their automo-
bile to the curbstone and opening fire
before giving their victims a chance
raise their hands, four armed ban
Its wounded and robbed two messen-
gers OF the Citizens Trust and Saw
bank of $4,000.
Magnetic Springs, Ohio-Twenty-
hours after assuming the duties
mayor of this health resort village,
Mrs. Mary McFadden, aged 80, said
% be the oldest woman mayor in the
United States, announced that she
intends to give 'this town a little
lusting."
Long Branch, N. J.-Mrs. Herm-
one Rentzman, 80, arrested in her
here, confessed to the police
hat she had shot and killed her sis
Gernine Vessels, 81, as she lay
;leeping, because, she said, she feared
he younger woman was stealing the
owe of her husband.
Trenton, N. J.-Louis Lively, ne
,ro slayer of Matilda Russo, z years
Id, at East Moorestown, last June,
nd George Washington Knight, also
negro, who killed Mrs. Edith M.
wilson, a church %organist, at Perth
Amboy, last March, were put to death
n the electric chair at the state
rison here.
New York-Severa1 hundred men
nd women cheered every mention of
he name of Woodrow Wilson at the
pening of a campaign for $1,000,000
0 establish a memorial to Woodrow
wilson by the Woodrow Wilson foun-
alton "for meritorious service in be-
alf of democracy, public welfare,
beral thought and peace through
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Butte-A poorly dressed foreigner
18th five children called at the Chi
ago, Milwaukee and st. Paul city Of
.ces Sunday morning for tickets to {
presenting a $1,000 bill. A {
asty telephone search was made of /
valuable stores open on the Sabbath I
ithout securing change. Number /,
6 pulled out with the $1,000 bill in s
lie hands of the conductor. Har- {
,wton and other intermediate sta j.,
ons couldn't break it. The bill was {
at Mobridge, S. D. s