The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-10-05
THE WORLD

London-Germany has capitulated
and will abandon passive resistance
in the Ruhr.
New York - Firpo, the pugilist,
will visit Canada before returning to
the Argentine.
Washington-Two slight earth
quake shocks were experienced here
recently.
Sofia-A state of war has been de-
clared by the Bulgarian government
on account of communist riots.
Warsaw, Poland-Over 100 miners
were killed in a coal dust explosion
in mine here few days ago.
Washington-Rep An
derson of Minnesota will introduce
a bill in congress putting high tar
iff on wheat.
Denver-Three armed bandits held
up the state bank at Arvada, took
$4,000 in cash, and escaped IN an au-
tomobile.
Neutrality-suspicious. openhand-
ed relief policy toward stricken
Japan is said to have cemented peace
for all time.
Sofia-Bulgarian peasants 100, 1000
strong, are marching on Sofia, in an
attempt to overthrow the govern
ment and depose King Boris.
Glasgow Seventy miners were
entombed in coal pit here a few
days ago. Over 80 of the men are
believed to be dead.
New York-Pressmen are being
imported to take the place of the
striking pressmen on New York daily
Berlin-In riots near Leipsic be-
tween nationalist and communists
Two persons were killed
and many wounded.
Washington-Offi of the Uni
ted States and Canada will confer
in Ottawa soon in an effort to check
whisky smuggling into the United
States.
New York-Mary Garden, just re-
turned from Italy, where she met
is very much impressed
with him. She says he is very much
like Henry Ford.
Brussels Belgium appears to
have won the balloon race for the
dead, and several severely injured as
the result of the race.
les Angeles-It is thought that
the members of the United States
geological expedition which went
down the Colorado river recently,
have persisted.
Casper-Unmasked bandits held
up the clerk of the Henning hotel
one night recently, and at the point
Of gun compelled him to hand over
$500.
Carroll, Ia.-Ethan Akin, wealthy
farmer, dead, was buried as his will |
from farm wagon, with |
no ceremony. He was worth over |
s5O0,O
Washington-The government has |
sold part of Muscle Shoals to the |
Alabama Power company for $780, |
200. This transaction will probably |
block the prospective deal with
Henry Ford.
Washington-Col. Harry Graham |
If the United States army air SER
yice,, predicts that within five years |
airplaHes will be making the trip |
rom New York to San Francisco in
I've hours,
San Diego-An error of judgment
,aused the wreck of the seven des-
rogers off Honda, California, and |
he loss of 23 men, according to the
estimony of Donald t. Hunter, who
vas commanding the Delphy and
eading the destroyer column.
Chicago-Enough evidence has
,een secured to warrant the indict-
nent of at least four persons in the
Investigation of the charges of Mrs.
". E. d. Stokes that her husband
onspired to defame her character in
rider to obtain a divorce. Stokes
8 a multi-millionaire.
Reno-Leo Tyma, "a, serving Is
ear term in the Nevada peniten-
larry for burglary, creased his body
With oil and slipped through the bars
f his cell to liberty, travelled eight
niles naked, burglarized a farm
ouse for some clothes, and beat his
yay to Sacramento where he was (
aptured.