The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-09-03
Northwest

Dy II. "A. Jenny, states attorney gen.
eral
Northwest
Moose Jaw, Sask.-Grasshopper are
interfering with harvesting operations
in the Maple Creek district by cutting
the Irvine on the winter rye shocks,
according to advices reaching the pro-
vincial department of agriculture.
Butte, Mont-Judge H. ]. Grimes of
the police court parked his automo-
bile in violation of city ordinance
and was arrested. Appearing in his
own court, he was arraigned before
the clerk, sitting in his stead, and
fined 81.
Winnipeg, Man.-Bishop Franz Har-
der Of the Mennonite church at Saska-
toon, Sask., has been sentenced to
serve 80 days in Jail for refusing to
obey Saskatchewan school laws. He
refused to pay $40 fine and imprison-
ment was ordered.
Toronto-After voluntarily coming
5000 miles to prove that he was not
the man who held up and robbed the
jewelry store of Abraham Rosenthal of
$4,000 worth of diamonds, Dewitt
Cook Ellwood, wealthy real estate
broker of Miami, Fla, was freed.
Walla Walla, Wash.-Thousands of
dollars damage was done to wheat and
roads by the terrific rain storm which,
nearer the mountains, developed into
a cloudburst. Standing grain, yet un
threshed was beaten down, many acres
were washed out and sacked grain in
the fields was thoroughly soaked.
Personal
New York-General Ramon Ayala,
former vicepresident of Venezuela, is
dead at his home here, after a short
illness.
Leavenworth, Kan Samuel T.
King, "a years old, asked that he be
locked up as deserter, or that his
Civil war record be cleared
New York-Justice Louis D. Bran.
dies of the United States Supreme
court returned on the steamship Zee
land from London, where he presided
at the recent Zionist conference.
Foreign
Observation-Disclosures and dock.
workers struck as protest against i'm.
prisonment of Lord MacSweeney.
Vera Cruz-Yellow fever cases here
increased during the first half of the
week. Five new cases were reported
daily.
Manila, P. Collapse of a noun
tain top on this island in recent
storm buried an entire Igorot village,
killing 70 natives.
Honolulu-The Prince of Wales ar.
rived here in the British battleship
Renown. No ceremony marked his
arrival. The prince will remain three
days. -
Athens-A brother of Apostoles Iser.
pris, who was one of the two men who
shot and wounded Premier Venizelos
in Paris recently, was arrested in
Athens
Peking-Martial law has been de.
clared in Canton in a move of the
southeastern military government for
the overthrow of the Picking govern.
ment, according to the Asiatic News
Agency.
Londonderry $4,000 Russian Boil.
shevik soldiers have entered East
Prussia and have been informed, &C.
cording to an official announcement
made in Berlin, says a dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph company from
that city.
Constantinople-The sultan of Tur.
key has refused to lead his forces
against the nationalists, declaring
them to be too few in numbers. The
valor of these was not sufficient to
Withstand two days campaign on the
Black sea coast.
Constantinople - Mustapha Renal
Pasha, head of the Turkish nationalist
government at Angora, is ill of chronic
malaria. Physicians are in constant
attendance. He refuses to see any
foreign visitors. He is quoted as say.
ing: II will fight to the end Of the
world"
Paris-Kilbatchiche, a member of
the celebrated band of motor outlaws
which terrorized Paris suburbs some
eight years ago, is said to have at.
tanned high rank in the service of the
Russian bolshevik government He is
said to have been secretary to Nikolai
Lenine.
Observation-Disclosures of all drinks
having an alcoholic content exceeding
2.8 per cent is recommended in a re-
port of government commission ap-
pointed in 1911 to consider the liquor
question. The committee proposes
that absolute prohibition be submitted
to vote Of the people
Manifestations officials are in.
structed by royal order issued by the
ministry of finance to take possession
of flour mills, which the government
will in future control in order that
-four may be properly distributed
throughout the country.
Berlin-Police in this city are no
longer to cope single-handed or in
pairs with burglars and holdup men
who have been conducting thriving
business in all sections of the metrop.
oils, and are now proceeding against
the outlaws in squads With each
squad are police dogs specially trained
to catch criminals.
Berlin-The steamers New Rochelle
and Susquehanna, which arrived at
Danzig from the United States with
1,So0 and 1900 returning Polish emf
grants, respectively, will in all pro-
liability be forced to carry the Poles
back to that country, according to, the
Danzig correspondent of the Voissis-
che Zeitung.