The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-09-26

ASNOtAJ o1LllCull td0h Z
organizing a United States O
Europe was started Monday at
meeting of representatives of 9
European nations. Aristide BRAND
French foreign minister was elect
ed chairman of the organizin.
committee which he termed &c:
meeting of study for a European
union.
Washington Representative
Charles Manley Stedman of NortI
Carolina, the only Civil war vet
eran in Congress, died Sept. %
in his Goth year. He was the old
est member of the house, both in
point if age and in point of SER
vice. He served in the Confeder-
ate army throughout the Civil
war.
Denver-Captain Dieudonne Cos
ties and Lieut.. Maurice Bellonte,
who crossed the Atlantic without
trouble, found the Continental Di-
vide more difficult to negotiate.
1t was their intention to fly di-
rectly across the Rockies instead
of following the mail course west
from Cheyenne. They were forced
to turn back after flying into q
binding SnOWStorm.
Lincoln, Nebr.-At a meeting Of
the senatorial investigation COM
mittee here, Senator George w.
Norris quizzed George w. Norris,
ex-grocer of Broken Bow, Nebr. as
why the latter got into the SEN
atorial primary race this summer.
Grocer Norris said he believed
he could force Senator Norris to
independent"
Washington Representative
Ruth Bryan Owen of Florida be-
ieves that there should be anoth-
sr member of the presidents cab
net. The work of the new mem
,er, who would be a woman,
would be to promote and foster
.ducation, home and family life
md child welfare. At present
lgencies dealing with education,
lome and children are scattered
.mong departments of the inter
or, labor, treasury, and agricul-
ure.
Peiping, China-The Chinese
ivil war which started last April
nd which for months has been
threat to the national govern
lent of Marking, has apparently !
nded. The rebel army is with
rawing from the cities. Man
troops are cooperating to
lppress disorders.
Washington = The illness of
-erbert Hoover, Jr., elder son Of
resident and Mrs. Hoover, has
cen diagnosed as tubercular in ]
.ction. The area of infection is
0t large, and he is to remain at /
le Hoover's lodge in the Virgin
mountains at an altitude OF
100 feet until cold weather sets
!. Overwork is believed to be 1
cause of the trouble. |
Rugby, N. Dak.-Three men
no participated in the robbery of
e Kramer, N. D. bank Sept. 6, |
eaded guilty and were sentenced |
prison terms. VIM. Marzolf and !
oyd Lyons got six to 20 years, II
lille Andrew Marzolf of Kramer
t five to 20 years. OF the nearly
900 in cash and currency taken, H
ldrew received only $3.50. AS a
III known Sunday paper says:
rime Never Pays. Il
.hicago-After lying for II
VS. in a Drinker respirator while II
Vaccinations of an electric
,tor kept her paralyzed lungs
rking, Miss Frances Mccain,
year old student nurse is be-
we'd to be on the road to re-
yery. She was stricken with in
tile paralysis Sept. II. The
mixer respirator, of which there
only a few in use, was install
in st. Luke's hospital at a cost
$2,250.
treat Falls-Bert Williams, So,
Harry E. Miller, 10, identified
train bandits, are held here.
~ are believed to have MUIR
ed Joseph Wright, English
War veteran, who was
nd dead in a lumber car at
ton a few days ago. A uni
situation has been produced
hat the persons responsible for
crime may be punished in any
he four counties of Toole, Te-
Pondera and Cascade, as
'e were counties through
oh the train passed. A CON
nee of county attorneys of
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