The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-10-08

West Point-America's future arm,
officers passed in review before Gen
eral Marie Emile Fayolle, the dis
tinguished French soldier.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Rigid ohysica
examinations of workmen in indus
trial plants were advocated by A. A
Bureau, safety engineer of Morris
Co., Chicago. before the National SAT-
ETY. Council congress. "The physica
condition of employees is an important
factor in the reduction of accidents
and in the cost of production" he said
Personal
Milwaukee, Wis.-The Rev. John
Morrissey, consllltor of the archdiocese
Of Milwaukee, died here after short
illness. He was 81 years old.
Chicago-Dr. Adolph H. Gehrmann
hygiene expert and bacteriologist OF
the University of Illinois, college OF
medicine, is dead. He was noted as a
food expert He was So years old.
New York-1n 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
Butte, Mont.-The city of Butte at a
council meeting officially agreed to
pay SIS per day to all union hod car
riers employed on city work.
Helena, Mont.-The deer season OPP
ened in Montana The state laws pro-
vided that only one deer may be shot
during the season by an individual.
The season will close Dec 1.
Eau Claire, Wis.-Dan Davis of Eau
Claire is in a local hospital with his
skull torn off, with little hope for his
recovery, as the result of shot fired
by his companion, Howard Stafford,
while the two were out hunting in a
rowboat
Butte, Mont.-Engineer A. E. MUTT
was killed; Joe Gormley, brakeman,
seriously injured, five unidentified men
killed and three other unidentified per.
sons injured at Piedmont when 40
empty cars of an eastbound Chicago,
& ST. Paul freight train on
a mountain grade broke away from the
main train and smashed into gravel
train standing at the Piedmont sta
ton.
Foreign
Paris-Cardinal Dubois has been ap.
pointed archbishop of Paris. :
Warsaw-A weekly air service for
and freight has been open
ed between Warsaw and Paris.
Leghorn, Italy-Alarm is felt here
over the prospect that American ex-
ports of coal to Italy will be stopr ed.
Coblenz-The American forces in
Germany will have an aviation unit
within the next few weeks, it was
learned
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil-Simoes Lo-
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
hunger strike as a protest against de.
ay in being brought to trial.
Tokio-Fifty-fOur persons were
killed, according to the best available
igures, in typhoon which swept To.
kio and the harbor of Yokohama.
London-The retirement from politi.
,al life of William M. Hughes, premier
II Australia was limited at by Sydney,
Iew South Wales, correspondent.
Tokio-Five hundred mounted Chi
lese bandits and some Koreans raided
Iunchin. Seven persons were killed
md the Japanese consulate Burned.
London-Bank employees of Italy
ave started a movement to secure
ontrol of financial institutions in that
ountry, says Central News dispatch
rom Rome.
Rome-Abbot Vincezo Fucci, parish
riest at Cerosimo, has discovered
What he believes to be a vast oil field
extending from the Gulf of laramie to
he Gulf of Salerno, near Naples.
Madrid-The universal postal union
congress is acting to end the abuse OF
he international reply coupon on
which Ponzi based his many millioned
,et rich quick schemes in America.
Observation-Disclosures between
he Norwegian government and Maxim
ha ~,
Iinayia, have been definitely broken
IF, according to the Berlingske Til
lende.
Berne, Switzerland-Italy and Jugc
'lavia, it is reported here, will open
lirect negotiations in Switzerland al
n early date with view to reaching
definite settlement Of the Adriatic
question.
Rome-Recognition of the municipal
ouncil of Fiume as the prov sional
government of the "Quarnero regen.
y" which was recently proclaimed by
'aptain Gabrielle D'Annunzio, is re
orted here.
Panama-During the month of Sep
ember tolls exceeding S1,000,000 were
from ships using the Panama
anal For more than six years this
as been the goal for which the canal
authorities have been aiming.
Mexico City-Conlrol of the petro
,um industry in Lower California has
cen secured by the British govern.
lent, and Japan dominates the same
ldustry in the state of Sonora, &C.
ording to reports printed in news.
apers here, which combine official
nd unofficial statements.
Manila, p. IAN independence along
ne lines of that granted for Cuba