The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-10-12
THE WORLD

Omaha--A tornado which sweep
over parts of Nebraska and Iowa re
Gently took toll of 81 lives.
New York-David Lloyd George
has arrived here and will make a
lecture tour of the United States.
Toxic Seven fresh quakes were
experienced in Japan recently, level
ing many buildings.
DuesseIdorf-Five German officers
have been condemned to death for
being responsible for the rcent riots.
FL Paso-The strike of 1000 /. w.
w. workers of the American Smelt-
ing company at Chihuahua has been
settled without concessions.
Tulsa-Northern Oklahoma was
covered recently with six inches of
hail, the worst storm ever visiting
that section.
White Plains, N. Y.-Police are in
vestigating the mysterious death of
Mrs. Charles Webb, wealthy New
York woman.
| Washington-Presid 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.
Seattle-Four bandits held up
eight employees of the Western Union
telegraph company in broad day
light, escaping with $4,000 in cash.
LeadviIle-John Campion, mil
lionaire, was killed when his auto
mobile swerved and plunged over an
embankment.
Washington-Man national banks
are withdrawing from the federal re-
serve system, according to the testi-
mony of Governor Crissenger before
a congressional commission.
Los Angeles-Dr. Sergio Bagnara,
metallurgist of international fame,
is dead of poison. While making an
experiment. in his laboratory he swal-
lowed poison by mistake.
Denver-When Robert Baker did
not throw up his hands in obedience
to negro bandits command, he was
shot through the jaw. The robber
escaped.
Lakeview, Ore.-A geyser which
spouts hot water in great volume has
been active two miles north of here
for several days. Oil drillers brought
it in at depth of 55 feet.
New York-Seven masked pirates |
boarded the steamer Bridgetown at
her Brooklyn pier, overpowered the
crew and escaped with $4,000 worth |
of gold and platinum.
Chicago-Judge Francis Boreli
tracked down William Meyer, who
signed fictitious name to a bond,
knocked him down and brought him
to his own court for trial.
Benton Harbor-The House of
David colony was raided by the po-
lice recently, but no trace could be
found of Benjamin P9rnell, cult /
leader, wanted on many grave
charges.
EddyviIle, Ky.-Three convicted
overpowered guard in
the penitentiary here and attempted
to shoot their way out. They killed
one guard before they were over
powered.
Casper-Many of the bodies of
passengers killed in the recent Bur-
ington flood wreck cannot be re-
covered, having been buried in the
Iuicksand.
Observation-Disclosures of people we're
killed in a riot here recently, when
green" police fired into crowd
hat would not obey their orders to
lisperse.
Eureka, Calif.-Alex Kels, wealthy
butcher, has confessed that he killed
/ ranch hand and arranged that the
,ody be identified as his own, in
order that his wife could collect life
insurance of 100000. He does not
wen know the name of the man he
lil1ed
Philadelphia-Ove 1900 saloons
we're open and doing business in
until few days ago,
When Governor Pinchot put on
pecial force of secret service opera
ors and closed them all.
Washington - President Coolidge !
as called a conference of the COVER
ors of all the states to meet in :
Washington in October to discuss
aw enforcement, particularly as ap-
lied to prohibition, immigration and
laws.
Los Angeles-Police searched