The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-10-11
THE WORLD

Omaha-A tornado which swer
over parts of Nebraska and Iowa re
Gently took a toll of 81 lives.
New York-David Lloyd Georg
has arrived here and win make
lecture tour of the United States.
Tokio-Seven fresh quakes wer
experienced in Japan recently, level
ing many buildings.
Duesseldorf-Five German officer
have been condemned to death TO,
being responsible for the recent riots
Ell Paso-The strike of 1000 l. w
w. workers of the American Smelt
ing company at Chihuahua has beer
settled without concessions.
Tulsa-Northern Oklahoma wa.
covered recently with six inches Of
hail, the worst storm ever visiting
that section.
White Plains, N. Y.-Police are in
v~estigating the mysterious death OF
Mrs. Charles Webb, wealthy New
York woman.
Observation-Disclosures Coolidge
has designated the week beginning
November Is as national education
week.
Laramie, Wyo.-Bill Nye's Boom
erang,' established by the humorist
about 20 years ago, has been absorb
ed by the Daily Republican.
New York-Strangler Lewis, the
wrestler, is off for Germany, where
on his arrival, he will wed Princess
Marie Traivaska.
Anchorage, Alaska=The steamer
Zillender was wrecked off Port Ba-
raoff, passengers and crew escaping
in lifeboats.
z Seattle-Four bandits held up
eight employees of the Western Union
telegraph company in broad day.
light, escaping with $4,000 in cash.
Leadyille-John Campion, mil
lionaire, was killed when his auto
mobile swerved and plunged over an
embankment.
Washington-Many national banks
are withdrawing from the federal re-
serve system, according to the testi-
mony of Governor ~Crissenger before
a congressional commission.
Los AngeIes-Dr. Sergio Bagnara,
.etallurgist of international fame,
is dead of poison. While making an
experiment in his laboratory he swal-
poison by mistake.
Denver-When Robert Baker did
not throw up his hands in obedience
to a negro bandits command, he was
shot through the jaw. The robber
escaped.
Lakeview, Ore.-A geyser which
hot water in great volume has
been active two miles north of here
'or several days. Oil drillers brought
t in at a depth of SIS feet.
New York-Seven masked pirates
boarded the steamer Bridgetown at
Ter Brooklyn pier, overpowered the
rev and escaped with $4,000 worth
# gold and platinum.
Chicago-Judge Francis Boreli
down William Meyer, who
ignedxa fictitious name to a bond,
him down and brought him
o his own court for trial.
Benton Harbor-The House of
David colony was raided by the po-
ice recently, but 10 trace could be
ound of Benjamin Purnell, cult
eader, wanted on many grave
harges.
EddyviI1e, Ky.-Three convicted
lurderers overpowered a guard in
be penitentiary here and attempted
shoot their way out. They killed
ne guard before they were over
owered.
Casper-Many of the bodies of
assengers killed in the recent Bur-
ngton flood wreck cannot be re-
)yered, having been buried in the
uicksand.
observation-disclosures of people were
llled in a riot here recently, when
police fired into a crowd
lat would not obey their orders to +
sperse. \
Eureka, Calif.-Alex Ke1s, wealthy /
ltcher, has confessed that he killed '
ranch hand and arranged that the :
be identified as his own, in
der that his wife could collect life
surance of 100000. He does not
zen know the name of the man he :
lied.
Philadelphia-Over 1900 saloons .
ere open and doing business in
Philadelphia until a few days ago, B
hen Governor Pinchot put on a
ecial force of secret service opera L
RS and closed them all.
Washington - President Coolidge u
s called a conference of the COVER s.
rs of all the states to meet in :
in October to discuss :
enforcement, particularly as ap- "
to prohibition, immigration and
ti-narcotic laws.
Los Angeles-Police searched a