The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-11-05

teHueTeu ny ITeSlueHt WllsOH.
Chicago A. v. Dalrymple
prohibition enforcement officer in the
central tsate district, has presented
his resignation at Washington, it was
announced at the Federal building.
,Denver-James Riley. g., of Detroit
jumped from the Daniels and Fisher
tower, 20 stories high but lit on a bal
cony three stories lower. He broke
both legs but physicians attending him
say he probably will recover.
Chicago-After it had been an
nounced at the federal building that
Major A. V. Dalrymple, federal prohi
bition director, had resigned, kilograms
were received from Major Dalrymple
in Washington saying he had not re
signed and did not intend to quit
New York-The speed typewriter
championship of the United States and
Canada was won by George L. Hoss
field of Paterson, n. j., who typed 131
words a minutes for 60 minutes. The
contest featured the opening of the
Seventeenth National Business Show
Northwest
Anaconda, Mont.-December ia
II will be health week in Montana
Programs featuring disease proven
ton methods are being arranged fol
the schools.
Brentwood, Wis.-Norman Brandt
9 years old, was shot and killed at the
farm home of his parents when target
shooting. The shot was fired by q
neighbor boy.
Dubuque, 1owa-Hardware stores
sold out their stocks Of shovels and
picks in a few minutes when report
that so barrels of whisky were buried
near the river bank
Spokane, Wash.-So plentiful is the
local supply of high grade Canadian
whisky" but that the price has been
reduced to $3.50 quart, or only $3.50
a quart above the "preprohibition
price, Captain of Detectives M. J.
Burns declared here.
Twin Bridges, Mont-Four men are
dead and one seriously injured in a re-
suit of snow slide at the Pete and
Joe mine, Is miles northeast of this
city the men, who were in tho sorting
ahead Of the mine, were killed when
the building was demolished by an
avalanche of snow which crashed
down upon the cabin from the noun.
tain above
Minneapolis-Ca Of the In.
fatn Ice ~.
der No. 10 providing priority shipments
of coal to the Northwest will actually
have little effect upon the amount of
coal sent by way of the Great Lakes
between now and the close of naviga.
tion-such is the opinion of W. H.
Groverman, secretary of the North.
west Coal Dock Operators associa.
ton. AS much of the fuel will be
routed that way without the order as
would have come with it, he believes.
Foreign
Havana-Diplomatic relations be
tween Cuba and Germany were re
newed 49,
Milan-Alfred Cocci, arraigned in
Bologna for the murder of Ruth Cru.
ger, in New York in February of 1917,
has now confessed.
Paris-Louis Nail, former minister
of justice, and member of the chamber
of deputies, was struck by an auto
mobile and died later
Berlin-The municipal employment
bureau announces that 733, 900 men and
women in Germany are unemployed
OF these 100000 are in Berlin.
Paris-The treaty of cession pre-.
pared by the ambassadors council, an.
nexing Bessarabia to Rumania, was
signed at the French foreign office
Mexico City-Two members of the
chamber of deputies Of the state of
Tabasco were killed whan federal sol
diers, seeking to arrest enc of the dep.
uties, opened fire upon the chamber
while it was in session.
Paris-Dispatches to the Temps
from Budapest announce that Hungary
has obtained delay in ratifying the
treaty of peace with the Allies. The
concession has created satisfaction in
all Hungarian political circles.
Berlin-A German plot to control
the man power of Russia, after the fall
of the Bolsheviki, to the crushing OF
England and France, and to stir Jap
an to simultaneous war on the Uni
ted States, is being developed here.
Paris-Judgment was rendered con
victing Henri Landru, known as the
modern "Bluebeard" on the charge oil
swindling and of being an habitual
criminal, and he was sentenced to four
years Imprisonment and subsequent
Geneva-The British proposal on
German indemnities is to be 100000,
600 pounds, according to the Journal
Oeurve. This is payable within forty
years, according to the Spa confer
ence, and it is said France would re.
ceive so per cent
Paris-A monument to the memory
of the soldiers of the 332d and 33d di.
visions, 800 of whom are buried there
was unveiled at Monthois in the Ar.
dennes on the exact spot where Gen.
eral Liggett's troops concluded their
victorious offensive toward Vousiers.
Pretoria-Twenty-two natives of the
Transvaal were killed during a riotout
demonstration in behalf of President
Masabalaba, president CT the Native
N0r sNfs