The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-10-21

FeSlSu. he WAS CHdFSou Will Sift-
bezzling $4,000.
New York Thirty thousand for
each lost hand a total verdict Of $780,
0oo-was awafded to little Rose Cat
TIM, aged s, whose hands were cut
Of more than year ago when a
truck of the American Railway Ex-
press company ran across her wrists.
Chicago-More than half million
railroad men were ordered TO initiate a
strike October 80, while ether unions,
whose membership brings the total to
about 100000, announced unofficially
that they were preparing to follow SUIT
agd make the walkout general on the
same dates.
Northwest
Des Moines-Two youthful bandits
held up Simon Kamen IN his store and
escaped with tewelry v&tued at $780,
900.
Des Moines-The street car mems
union announced voluntary cut Of
seven cents an hour in their wages ia
restore service. S..
Winnipeg-In the last s-ear the gov.
eminent of Manitoba has spent ST.
5S9,929 on the building Of good rS&Gs
throughout the province.
Aberdeen, Wash-TMee men mar.
rowly escaped death when high wind
overturned a lift bridge connecting
Bay City and Ladlos Island, Wash.
Helena, Mont-The Mar ranch, at
one time one of the most famous IA
America, is to be broken Up. 1t is 10
Gated in Fergus county and comprises
thousands Of acres.
Missoula, Mont-Action for the re,
moval from office of Sheriff w. a.
Houston of Missoula county, Montana,
for alleged violations of prohibition
laws, was instituted in the district
court here by Wellington d. Rankin,
state attorney general.
Ottumwa, Iowa-Carl Hyde and
Ward Gretchen were killed and Al
Silver and Elmer Franklin fatally In
jured when the car in which they
were riding was struck by an engine
at Niles crossing, near here. The
party was returning from a funeral
Foreign
Berlin-Former King Ludwig of
Bavaria, is dead, it was announced
here.
Berlin Former King Ludwig of Ba-
varia is seriously ill and his recovery
is doubtful according to advices from
Samar, West Hungary. Ludwig is rs
years old.
Marshfield, Ore. Eighteen of 25
men in the Beaver Hill coal mine at
North Bend were injured, by gas ex.
plosion, four of them perhaps NOR
tally.
Rome Italy's delegation to the
Washington conference, will include
Count Constantine, whose wife was
formerly Mrs. Wilmerding, of New
York.
Trent, Italy king Victor Emman-
uel and Queen Helena have begun a
formal visit to the recovered prov
inces. They received AZ enthusiastic
WolCOIuS mere.
Paris-C Chancellor Wirth of Germany
has announced his intention to resign
after the decision of the Council of
the League of Nations, relative to
Upper Silesia is received
Paris-France has succeeded in pro-
curing an extension of two years of
her loan of 100000 yen from Japan,
it is announced by the Journal. The
loan would mature on November Is.
Cairo, Egypt Rioting followed the
arrival here of Said Zagloul Pasha,
former minister of justice, and one of
the nationalist leaders. Twenty-four
persons were wounded. The authori-
ties have not permitted Zagloul to
land.
Riga-The proposed international
labor loan in Russia, says the Rosta
Agency, is to be for 100000, 900.
The plans have been worked out in
Moscow by Russian trade unionists,
and representative of the Italian
communists.
Mexico City Conditions in the city
of Puebla are reported as becoming
more acute, there being great shor-
tage of foodstuffs because of the con-
certed protests against the excessive
taxation law recently enacted by the
state legislature.
Picking -Bolsheviki Russia intends
to offer its mediation between China
and the Monaghan republic in an ef-
fort to establish amicable relations,
it is asserted in statement issued
by the Rosta News Agency, official
soviet organ in Picking.
London-Upon the simply inscribed
slab of Westminster abbey which
marks the tomb of Great Britain's I'm
known warrior was laid the highest
decoration within the gift of the
people 1t was the medal
of honor, voted by the Congress of the
United States, in reaffirming of COM
which united the United
States and Great Britain in the World
war.
Manila Economic, efficient and
moral government for the Philippines
was promised by Major General Leon
ard Wood at his Inauguration as gov
ernor general here. General Wood de-
clared he was highly pleased and hon.
ored with his appointment and urged
cooperation of Americans and Flip
mos in the islands in his address.
Honolulu-Four inspectors of the
customs service here have resigned
by request, it was announced by col
lector of customs Harry Murray, as a
result of the regent attempt to Snug
gle $4,000 worth opium into this port
from the Iananesa liner -Tanun Marr,