The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-06-25
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Washington
Washington-The Bureau of inter-
nal revenue announced it's intention
to continue the rigid enforcement OF
the child labor tax provision of the
revenue law pending decision by the
supreme court which adjourned until
October without acting on case ap-
pealed from the North Carolina dis
trict court.
Foreign
Brussels-King Albert and Queen
Elizabeth expect to leave for Brazil on
Sept. l.
Mexico City-There have been SO
cases of bubonic plague, with 90 ia
talities, since the first outbreak of the
disease at Vera Cruz on April IA.
Prague-The Czech-Slovack govern
ment has sold approximately 15,400 900
pounds of sugar to the United States,
and negotiations are continuing for
an additional 100000 pounds.
Berlin Konstantiin Fehrenbach,
PiCoiuCht VI LAC AdI1OAdA GO
sembly, has agreed to attempt to form
ministry, following conference at
tended by Karl Trimborn, the centrist
leader, and President Ebert.
Cookstown, Ireland-A hundred
Sim Feiners attacked the police bar
racks here and drove the police to the
upper part of the building. They cap
tured two police constables and with
drew after two hours fighting.
Domestic
West Point-A record class, go ca
diets, graduated from West Point.
Tacoma, Wash.-The 1850 ton steel
steamship Rotarian was launched at
the Todd drydock yard here.
Springfield, nl.-The supreme court
today held the Illinois primary law un-
constitutional.
New Haven-Miss Helen Taft,
daughter of the former president, will
be married at Murray Bay. Canada,
July Is.
New York-The American labor
party announced it would remain dis
tinct and not become aligned with a
proposed third party.
Portland, Ore-The woman drum
mer" is not wanted in the Travellers
Protective association, according to a
vote of the organization in annual con-
vention here.
Minneapolis Official figures an
nounced by the federal census board
credit Minneapolis with the lowest in
FAINT mortality among the II largest
cities in the United States.
Neutrality-suspicious. aviators hold
ing commissions in the officers reserve
corps will be permitted to continue
their training at selected army fields,
the war department announced
Winnipeg, Mana considerable
slackening in the settler movement
from the United States to Western
Canada is indicated in the recent re-
port of the Canadian immigration COM
missioner
Danville, Ky.-Southern railroad
freight cars at Danville and vicinity
have been looted of merchandise val
ued at $86,500 by an organized band Of
thieves. according to announcement of
authorities here.
Aurora, Hl.-The Illinois Police
mems association in annual conven-
ton here unanimously adopted reso-
luton opposing strikes by men or wo-
men in police service, as the public
looks to them for protection"
ST. Louis-Nat Goldstein, delegate
to the republican national convention
from the 18th district, announced he
had returned $4,000 he received to fur
Their the candidacy of Governor Frank
O. Lowden for the republican presi-
Dental nomination.
Chicago-Four men were lacking
still to complete the jury to try Will
liam Bross Lloyd, millionaire red,"
and others, charged with conspiracy
to overthrow the government. Since
May 10 approximately 800 veniremen
have been rejected.
Kenosha, Wis.-Whisky valued at
$4,000 was stolen at the railroad sta
ton at Kenosha, Wis. The cargo, dis
pdICuOu lIOlu SluSlnudSi, Wdo duuIcSS-
ed to the Kenosha Products company.
Federal prohibition agents prepared to
seize the whisky, but on arriving found
an empty freight car
Chicago-The purchase of North
western university campus site for the
erection of the new schools of law,
medicine, dentistry and commerce has
been assured, it was announced The
university's board of trustees has vot-
ed to buy nine acre tract for about
S1,500,000. Governor Frank o. Low
den and w. J. Bryan are among the
alumni of the law school subscrib-
ing towards the erection Of new
school building.
Pierre, s. D.-Governor Peter Nor
beck, in presenting his message to the
joint session of the Legislature, devot-
ed as much time to an explanation of
his requests as he did to the reading.
Governor Norbeck gave reason for ask
ing for greater compensation for state
employees and increased funds for state
institutions. He outlined steps taken
by the cement and coal commissions
developing those lines, and the situa-
ton as regards the hydro-electric pro-
ject. The governor called attention to
crowded condition at the state capitol.
He said provision should be made for
a governors residence stating that he
had been compelled to return his fam
lily to Redfield because the house he
occupied in this city was sold
Lake Commorant, Miss.-Five hun
dred dollars reward was offered by
authorities for a clue that may lead to
the arrest of the murderer of Fred
Weis and his wife. The body of Mrs