The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-02-25
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WASHINGTON

Washington
Washington-Senator w. S. Kenyon
proposed 100000 appropriation for
carrying grain to China offered free by
farmers. -
Washington-Lord Mayor O'Calla-
CHAN appealed from the order for his
deportation, asking permission to re-
main in the United States indefinitely.
shington-President Wilson at
tended his first cabinet meeting in the
house office since his illness. His
photograph was taken with his cab
met.
Washington-The American marines
who destroyed the plant of the news
paper La Tribuna at Menigua, Nicara-
qua, recently will be tried by general
court.martial.
Washington-A DILL proposing the
return Of property held by the alien
property custodian to the owners was
introduced by Senator William H. King
(dem.) Utah.
Washington-Two enlisted men of
the marine corps were killed Thursday
when their airplane crashed to the
ground at Mine Balais, Haiti, the Navy
department was advised.
Washington-The study of German,
barred from the schools of Washing
ton in 1917 through action of congress,
will be resumed next year, the board
of education has announced.
Washington-The House committee
investigating Shipping board opera
tions, issued formal statement exon
Grating R. w Boiling, brother-in-law
of President Wilson, from any wrong
doing as treasurer of the Shipping
board.
Sporting.
Lake Placid, N. Y.-Arthur Staff of
Chicago won the American profess
sional skating title here when he cap
tured the honors of the meet with
total of 1875 points. Everett MCGOWAN
of st. Paul, the favorite, was second
with 120 points.
New York-Baron De Cartier De
Marchienne, Belgian ambassador to
the United States, announced the ap-
pointment of a committee to govern
the Transatlantic yacht race for the
cup offered by the king of Belgium,
which will start from New York July
f.
st. Paul-The Thirteenth Annual
tournament of the International Bowl
ing association came to a close and
with the termination of the final shift,
the 1921 meet went down in records
as one of the greatest ever staged by
the organization in its Is years of
existence.
Domestic
Dallas, Ore.-After 6O-day fast in
derer, is dead.
Los Angeles-Mrs. Louise L. Peete
was sentenced to life Imprisonment for
the murder of Jacob Charles Denton.
Galveston, Transitional Henry
Watterson, veteran of many democrat
ic conventions, celebrated his S1st
birthday.
New York-Orrin Lane, Is years old,
robbed the apartment of Mrs. Wilhel-
nina Murphy, IS years old. She chased
him several blocks, subdued him and
led him to a police station
Lawrence, Kan.-Suspension of 16
male students of the University of
Kansas, alleged to have attended a
party near Lawrence at which liquor
flowed freely, has been announced.
Poplar Bluffs, Mo.-William L. Till
man, reputed to have been married
more times than any other resident of
Missouri, is dead. His 18th wife died
last week. Tillman was 70 years old.
Ossining, N. Y.-Sing Sing inmates,
anticipating the arrival of Robert
Brindell, labor czar" under sentence
for alleged extortion, express through
the prison paper the belief he will
raise their pay.
New York-Corporation Counsel
O'Brien announced that with approval
of Mayor Hylan he had engaged Sem
ator Hiram w. Johnson of California
to fight traction bills now before the
legislature. Senator Johnson has ac-
copied.
Toledo-Governmen inspectors here
working to clear up the robbery at the
Toledo postoffice last Thursday, an
nounced that the robbers were re-
sponsible for the theft of 100000 in
unregistered government bonds and
between $4,000 and $4,000 in cash.
This much, the inspectors admitted,
has been accounted for and the check
up is being continued @
New Haven, Conn.-James Rowland
Angel was unanimously elected presi-
dent of Yale university in succession
to President Arthur T. Hadley
Kansas City-Myriads OF green bugs,
the identity of which has not been es-
tahlished, have appeared in Oklahoma
and are advancing toward the Kansas
wheatfields, according to information
received here.
Pittsburgh, Kan.-President Alex
ander Howat and other officers of the
Kansas Miners union were arrested for
calling strike in violation of court
orders and released on bonds for a
hearing March 1.
New York-Waying farewell amid a
shower of carnations and orchids
thrown by hundreds of admirers, Arch
bishop Dennis J. Dougherty of Phila-
delphia, sailed for Rome to receive
from Pope Benedict the red hat of
cardinal
New York-The departure of Henry
Morgenthau for Armenia, as President
Wilson's personal representative in
connection with mediation between Ar