The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-09-09

was taken from her bed, carried to a
ball park, attacked and murdered at
Lynch, KY, according to news reach
ing here Two suspects have been ar
rested.
New York-Sixty police and sailors
were injured in two terrific battles
aboard the freighter Chester Kiwanis,
a shipping board vessel, before mu-
tiny which broke out shortly after mid
night was quelled.
New Orleans, La.-Jefferson parish
officials declared they expected no fur
Their trouble at Gretna, just across the
river from this city, where one Negro
was killed and Negro clubroom burn.
ed in a race clash, originating at a
baseball game.
Salt Lake City-Five masked men
held up 100 persons at Beck's Hot
Springs bathing resort. The check
room was looted of valuables while the
patrons, attired in bathing suits, look.
ed on helplessly The robbers escaped
in an automobile.
Chicago-An inquiry to determine
why the Speedway hospital at May.
wood, which is to care for thousands
of disabled soldiers, is not ready, was
ordered by Colonel c. R. Forbes, new.
ly appointed director of the United
States veterans bureau
Uniontown, Pa.-Sheriff I. l. Shaw
of Uniontown, state police armed with
rifles and machine gun went to Al.
lison, near here, and dispersed crowd
of striking miners who had planned
to march on several independent
plants in that district.
New York-Six persons persisted,
victims of firebug, when Oiled
flames swept through a First av. tene.
ment building. Two others suffered
injuries which mSy cause their death,
and upwards of 40 others were res.
cued by firemen and civilians.
New York-Employment of a mil.
lion men by the railroads of the Uni.
ted States would follow the passage
by Congress of the Townsend Winslow
railroad funding bill, Eugene Meyer,
Jr., managing director of the War
Finance corporation, asserted in a
statement in which he considered
means to remedy the present unem.
ployment problem. He said he be.
lieved his estimate of one million men
was conservative.
Northwest
Missoula, Mont-One man has been
killed and thousands of acres of tim.
Der land have been burned over in
Montana and northern Idaho, accord.
ing to reports to the federal forest
service
Spokane-Four million feet of white
pine and western pine lumber, valued
at 100000, was destroyed by fire in
the Hedlund box factory yard. 1t is
believed the fire was started by
tramps.
Hobson, Mont.-Emil Warner, a re.
cluse' who has long resided on the up.
per Judith and who has been known as
miser was found dead in his cabin
few days ago, and it is thought he
died of starvation. The man had S..
500 in cash and certificates of deposits
for $3.50 on his person.
Foreign
Copenhagen-It is reported that 10.
seph c.. Grew, United States minister
to Denmark, will be transferred to
Switzerland.
Turin, Italy-King Victor Emmanuel
and Prince Humbert, the heir APPARENT
to the throne, acted as firemen in
queching flames that broke out in the
royal summer palace near here.
San Salvador, Republic of Salvador
in the United States
for loan of $16,G00,0OO have been
terminated by the Salvadorean govern.
ment, it is declared by newspapers
here.
Athens-A Greek official commune.
cation of Sept. reports the capture
by the Greeks in Asia Minor of Amin.
sal and Mount Arbiz, together with
an entire battalion of Turks, including
it's commander.
Paris-The Pan-African congress
has unanimously adopted number Of
resolutions, notably one by Delegate
Gervais of Haiti, protesting against
American troops occupying Haiti. An.
other resolution laid claim for equality
for the black race among other races.
Manila-Major General Leonard
Wood announced his acceptance of the
post of governor general of the Philip.
pines, rendered to him by President
Harding. General Wood said he prob.
ably would not ask retirement from
the army until his appointment had
been confirmed by the senate.
London-The reply of the Irish re.
publican parliament to Prime Minis.
ter Lloyd Georges latest communica.
tion was made public in London and
Dublin simultaneously. 1t rejects the
British governments proposals for set.
Element of the Irish question on the
ground that they are not based on a
dominion status for Ireland.
Workers in Cork harbor
seized vessels and customs buildings
in the port and raised the red flag, an
nouncing the harbor was to be run for
the benefit of the men. The mems de.
mands for minimum wage was re.
fused and they elected harbor officials
from their offices, prevented pilots
from boarding ships and started col.
lecting harbor dues
Mexico City-lmmediate resumption
of oil operations in the Tampico region
by American petroleum companies,
and the payment of postponed taxes,
with the lifting of the government EN-.
barge on the companies funds and oil
storage, will result from the agree
ment reached by government officials