The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-10-15

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medicine, is dead. He was noted as a
food expert. He was So years old
New York-In high spirits and op-
timistic about the industrial future of
the United States, but reticent as to
the result of his numerous conferences
| with European steel magnates, Judge
| Ebert H. Gary, chairman of the board
of the United States Steel corporation,
returned on the French liner France.
Northwest
Winnett, Mont-Part of the skele-
ton of dinosaur was discovered
here by Irwin Walker and c, E. Stone,
biologists. The animal was declared
to have been 80 feet long.
Eau Claire, Wis.-Payment of in.
surance claims amounting to $4,000
hinge on the Identification of bones
found in the ruins of cottage at Lake
Backgammon, August 26, as those of
A. J. Salistead.
Rhinelander, Wis.-The Wisconsin
river is now at lower stage than it
has been in many years, virtually all
big paper mills on. the river, except
those with emergency steam plants,
running part capacity.
Des Moines, Iowa-Sales of consid.
cradle of the stock at the National
Swine show here marked the close of
the exhibition. Kansas City, Peoria
and Des Moines are asking for the
1921 show. No decision was an.
nounced.
Eau Claire. Wis.-Charles Cooper,
who was retired from the postal SER
vice under the law at the age of II,
had travelled more than 1000, 900 miles
in Al years as railway mail clerk,
without seeing anything like wreck
or once missing traip.
Helena, Mont-Market problems
confronting the wool growers, with
special attention to attempts to put all
virgin wool cloth in the consumers
hands at minimum cost, were dis
cussed sat meeting here of members
of the executive committee of the Mon.
tana Wool Growers association.
La Crosse, Wis.-Elmer Tinker, 20
years old, son of George Tinker, prom.
inent capitalist of La Crosse, was shot
and killed in cornfield at Sparta by
Sheriff Charles Smith of Monroe coun.
ty, while attempting to escape from
the sheriff after passing an alleged
spurious check for $1,000 at the State
bank Of Sparta.
Foreign
Berlin-The Prussian security police
organized on military basis, have
been Idisbanded and replaced by 85,00S
oivilipolice.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil-Simoes 10.
poz, minister of agriculture, signed a
decree permitting free expectation of
sugar from Brazil.
Ancona, Italy-Sixty persons arrest.
ed during riot here have started a
hunger strike as protest against de
lay in being brought to trial.
London-A dispatch from Rotterdam
says the postmen of Amsterdam have
struck and that virtually no letters or
kilograms have been delivered
Tokio-Five hundred mounted Chi |
nese bandits and some Koreans raided |
Hunchin. Seven persons were killed |
and. the Japanese consulate burned.
Ottawa-CaPital from the United |
States is being invested in Canada at |
the rate of s2O0,OOO,O0O annually
Halifax, ~ S.-Two officers of the
Canadian Royal Air force have started |
the transcontinental flight to Van.
couver
Madrid-The universal postal union
congress is acting to end the abuse of |
the international reply coupon on
which Ponzi based his many millioned
get rich quick schemes in America.
Berne, SYSTEMATICALLY and Jugo
Slayia, it is reported here, will open
direct negotiations in Switzerland at
an early date with view to reaching
a definite settlement of the Adriatic
question.
Panama-During the month Of Sep
TENDER tolls exceeding $1,000, 900 were
collected from ships using the Panama
canal. For more than six years this
has been the goal for which the canal
have been aiming
Milan Sciliap peasants are occupy
ing all the valuable lands belonging to
the big estates. At Alcama 200 de.
modified soldiers headed by a priest
seized the lands belonging to Duke
Corligiano and Signor Destefano, while
at Piazza, Valguarncra and Aidone
!
but peaceably
Nogales, Ariz.-Sergeant c. w. Lark
made a parachute jump at an altitude
of 5000 feet from an airplane piloted
by Lieutenant B. K Knapp, travelling
at 120 miles an hour
= Cairo-Twenty-five members of the
Vengeance gang" which is declared
to conduct assassinations of
political persons, have been convicted
of conspiracy by, a court.
Negotiations between
the Norwegian government and Maxim
L.itvinov, the bolshevik agent in Scan
dinavia, have been definitely broken
off, according to the Berlingske I'll.
dende
Manila, p. An independence along
the lines of that granted for Cuba
with full privileges for American CAPT
tai and for such American concessions
as may be desired, is the latest pro-
gram of the nationalist party. 1t is
most likely that representations to this
effect will be made to congress when it
assemblies in December
London-The British government
has decided to cease recruiting black
and tans" for service in Ireland. The
black and tans" are English former
soldiers recruited as auxiliary Irish no