The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-12-09

Columbus, Ohio-Attorney General
Daugherty denied the request OF
Charles W. Morse, shipbuilder and
fnancier, under orders to return to
the United States Immediately, that
he be permitted to remain in Europe
until January 5, to consult a Rome
specialist
O'Neill, Neb.-The O'NeilI Electric
Light & Power company began to burn
corn for fuel instead OF coal in its light
plant. The company found corn was
cheaper and that its heating quality
was satisfactory.
Joliet, Hl.-One man was instantly
killed. two others so badly hurt that
they died later and a fourth workman
was injured when scaffolding on
which they were working in the new
state prison fell.
Jackson, Calif-A months cleanup
Of gold amalgam. valued at between
100000 and $4,000, was taken from
the Argonaut mine here by a gang of
eight men.
Utica, n. TWENTY-FIVE girls were
fumes of ether, apparently original
ing from saturated rags found in an
ashcan, spread through the work
rooms of the Utica Boys Clothing COM
pany.
Springfield, Ill-Illincis' newest poll
teal sensation-reports of alleged at
tempts to corrupt the grad jury
which indicted Governor Len Small
last July-probably will be laid before
a future Sangamon county grand jury
for investigation, States Attorney
Mortimer said.
Northwest
Shelby, Mont.-A rush to the Toole
goldfields in the west Sweet Grass
hills is in progress and scores of
claims have been staked.
Helena-The corporation just organ
lied here by Montana bankers to ham
die funds loaned the livestock indus
try by the War Finance corporation
expects to handle between $2,500,000
and S3,500,000 in the next six months,
according to a formal statement.
Glendive, Mont.-John Leppart, chef
of a hotel, says that in the last two
years he has acquired more than 100
sapphires from the gizzards of chick
ems sold to him by the farmers of this
section. The stones range in size from
one-quarter to one-half carat in weight
and are white, yellow and blue in
color
Pierre-Candidate for state offices
will be Endorsed by proposals-men of
three political parties = republicans,
democrats and nonpartisan-here. All
sections of the state are represented.
Considerable interest was manifested
over a report that the nonpartisans
would put forward woman candi-
date for governor next fall 1t was
said the nonpartisans would endorse
Miss Alice Lorain Daley of Madison,
as candidate for the office.
Foreign
Geneva-The League of Nations has
issued call for the members of the
international court of justice to meet
at The Hague Jan. 80
Cork-John Collins, brother to
Michael Collins, a member of the Sim
Fem delegation in the Irish confer.
ence was released Internationally
from internment
Partisan appeal has been taken
against the conviction of Henri Desire
Landru, the Bluebeard OF Gambais, .
who was sentenced to death for hav.
ing killed 10 women and boy
Belfast-An attack on the jail at
Londonderry with the object of re-
leasing the prisoners there was re-
pulsed by the police guards. Two po-
icemen were killed and several of the
attackers captured.
Havre-The steamship Paris, hav.
ing aboard Charles w. Morse, whose
presence is desired in the United
States by the department of justice at
Washington, has sailed for New York.
Moscow-Typhus fever is sweeping
Russia with increasing violence, espe.
cially in the Odessa, Baku, Turkestan
and Volga regions, where the famine
is severe. There are more than 1000
typhus cases in Moscow hospitals.
Budapest-Premier Bethlen told the
conference of the Hungarian Chris
tian party that the government was
planning to introduce in the national
assembly bill designed to solve the
question of future king for Hungary.
Coblenz-To the tune of Stolen
fels on the Rhine" an old German
waltz, played by lone cornetist, a
troop train with 800 Americans, home.
ward bound, left here for Antwerp,
where the men will sail Sunday The
famous Stolzenfels castle near Cob
LEM, has been one of the nearby re.
sorts popular with the soldiers.
London - Premier Lloyd George,
it was learned, is definitely planning
to leave England for the United
States, Dec. II to attend the Washing
ton conference.
Paris-Marcel Semeat, the socialist
deputy, informed Premier BRAND DUR
ing the session of the chamber of
deputies that he intended to question
the premier on the ''militarist' declar-
ations NJ. BRAND made at the Wash
ington conference on limitation of ar
maments, Nj. BRAND replied that he
would decline to answer the deputy.
as the question was inopportune.
Vienna-Rioting of a serious nature