The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1922-07-14
THE WORLD

Mashington-Freight rates on al
commodities have been reduced Il
per cent by all carriers.
Chicago-It is estimated tina
about 100000 railroad shopmen ar,
on strike.
Fargo-Final returns show thai
Senator McCumber lost out to Gov
ernor Frasier for the republican sen
atorial nomination in North Dakota
by 10000 votes.
Lethbridge-Lord Bing, governor
general of Canada, and famous war
leader, is making his first tour OF
the western Canadian provinces.
Miles City-There is total of l :
6l4,6SS acres of agricultural and
grazing land open to entry in the
Miles City land district.
Washington President Harding
has signed the bill fixing the army
at $4,000 men and $4,000 officers.
Observation-Disclosures forces were
defeated and scattered by federal
troops near the Aguada camp of the
Cortez oil company in the Tampico
district of Mexico on June 80, ac-
cording to a message received a few
days ago
Berlin-Two men attacked Maxi
milan Harden, editor and political
writer, near his home in the Grune-
wald, suburb of Berlin. He was
taken unconscious into the house
he ~ he
from five wounds in the head. The
assailants were arrested.
Chicago striking shopmen
formally branded by the United
States railroad labor board as "out-
laws" the board directed its efforts
toward preventing an extension of
the walkout by 400, 900 maintenance
of way men.
New York-Cotton jumped about
$3.50 bale within 10 minutes after
The publication of the first govern
nent forecast of the season. Heavy
buying came in from all quarters as
t was realized that the estimated
Yield of 1865, 900 bales would prob
IDLY not meet requirements.
Oklahoma City-Billy Miske of st.
Paul knocked out Willie Meehan of
San Francisco in the first round of
scheduled 10-round bout here. 1t |
ook Just two minutes and 40 seconds |
or the St. Paul heavyweight to level
Neehan, who holds the record of |
wo decisions over Dempsey in three
before Dempsey won the |
title from Jess Willard.
Baltimore-The fire which swept |
he Locust point river front of the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad caused |
lamage estimated by the company
It $4,SO4,900.
Chicago Curtaio is held |
" police and two men are being
ought for evidence in the Staying
# Thomas r. Peterotta, Sacramento,
jalif., wine merchant, who was shot |
dozen times as he met Curtaio to |
-eep business engagement.
Washington-Mrs. Thomas Chen
Y, the Mexican-born wife of an
american employed by an American
ompany operating in the Tampico |
il region, was killed by Mexican ban
its June 20 when she recognized
heir leader, according to a report
} the state department from Consul
haw at Tampico
Atlantic City, N. Fifty persons
ere reported killed and several hun
red injured in the wreck of Phila-
elphia & Reading train packed with
acationists at Winslow Junction,
idway between Camden and this
ty. Seven cars of a 12-car train
ere reported to have gone over the
lilroad embankment at Winslow
motion
Cairo, lI.-Remaining undelivered
+ three decades, an invitation to
party from sweetheart of long
70 has just been forwarded to A.
E. Haines of st. Louis, Mo-, who
rmerly lived here. The girl lived
Smythland, KY, and the invita-
IN, neatly folded and scented,
ached Cairo March %, 1898, when
aines was in knee breaches.