The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-04-01
Big Happenings of the Week
Condensed for Benefit Of
Busy Readers.
TOLD IN A FEW WORDS
Kernels culled From News Of Moment
In All Parts of the World-of
Interest to All the People
Everywhere.
Washington

Washington-Heads ui all diplomat
ic missions have been ordered to get
rid of all non-American attaches by
July /.
Neutrality-suspicious. ]. ]. Morrow,
acting governor of the Panama canal
zone has been formally appointed gov
ernor.
Washington-Farm labor is relative
ly plentiful this year at wages less
than last year, according to reports to
the department of agriculture.
Washington-The sign mo visitors
allowed" was removed from the state,
war and navy building. where it had
been since war with Germany was de-
clared.
Washington--The first of 100000
stamps commemorating the 40Oth an
niversary of Martin Luther's stand
against the Diet of Worms was mailed
to President Harding.
Washington-Major General Leon
ard Wood will retire from the army
when he gets back from his investiga-
tion of the situation in the Philippines,
according to Secretary of War J. w.
Weeks
Washington-Five hundred permits
to purchase liquor were stolen from
the New York office of the federal pro-
hibition director March %, prohibition
commissioner John F. Kramer an
nounced
Washington-Cattle in the United
States were estimated by the depart
ment of agriculture to number &c. 1911
900 head, of which 23,431,000 are in
dairy herds, 33,824,000 in beef herds
and S,936,000 not classified.
Neutrality-suspicious. ]. J. Morrow
was appointed governor general of the
Panama Canal zone, it was announced
at the White House. Morrow, who has
been acting governor general for some
time, succeeds Chester Harding.
Washington-The average American
today is great milk drinker and con-
sumes twice as much as former gener-
ations, according to the department Of
agriculture. The consumption of milk
last year was estimated at A gallons
per capita.
Washington-The gratitude of the
Chinese people for President Harding's
recent appeal for Chinese famine relief
funds was expressed in a cablegram
President Hsu Shin Chang Of the
Chinese republic.
observation-disclosures ant profits
tax collections for the March Is install
ment was estimated by Secretary
Mellon to aggregate $675 900. To
the close. of business, March %, $780,
100000 had actually been deposited
from the collections, Mr. Mellon added.
Sporting
Chicago Franklin Home Run"
Baker has filed an application with
Judge K. M. Lands, baseball commits
sioner, to be reinstated. it was an
nounced.
Berkeley, Calif-Charles Paddock,
University of Southern California
sprinter, ran the 220-yard event in a
track meet between his college and
Stanford university in 81 seconds fiat,
breaking the worlds record by one
fifth of a second.
New York-The half million dollar
purse which Jack Dempsey and
Georges Carpenter were to have
fought for on July 2 has been with
drawn and heavyweights will box on
a percentage basis when they engage
in their worlds championship battle.
This announcement was made by Pro-
moter Tex Richard after several con-
ferences with representatives of the
principals.
Domestic
New Haven, Conn.-James A. Angel
will be inaugurated president of Yale
June o.
Sacramento-More than so shots
were exchanged in a street fight be-
tween Chinese at Locke, near here No
one was injured.
Philadelphia-Bryn Mawr college
will remain open this summer to give
short courses to poor girls and women
workers, without cost.
adelphia--Scientists have dis
covered the formula for the aluminium
alloy used by the German for the
framework of their Zeppelins
Chicago-Chicago entered upon a
seven months period of daylight saw.
ing. Time pieces were set ahead Off
cially one hour at a. M and will be
turned back on Oct. 30.
Chicago-Four bandits in a, taxicab
held up payroll messenger for the
Dwight Robinson & Co., construction
engineers. and fed with $4,000 in
cash.
New York-President Harding will
head a parade of Latin Ameianrc en-
head parade of Latin American diplo-
mats in New York, April 10, in honor
OF Simon Bolivar, Venezuelan patriot.
Pittsburg, han.-Alexander NJ How
at, president Of the Kansas Mine work
ers, and three members of the organi-
zation's district executive board, we're
arrested here on charges of contempt
Of court.
Baltimore, Md.-James Cardinal Glib
bons is dead. The head of the Cath
Ollie church in America passed away
in his eighty-seventh year after long
illness.
Chicago-Traced by wireless. Frans
Xavier Ruesch, who is alleged to have
fled with $1,000 belonging to a Chicago
hotel, has been arrested in Carona.
Spain, according to cablegrams receiv-
ed here.
Defiance, Ohio-John Flanagan.
aged 95. reputed to have been the old
est Elk in the United States. died at