The Ely miner., 1921-02-04
chicago-Five bandits in an automo.

Senger and robbed him OF $500.
Little Rock, Ark-The Arkansas
senate passed bill for repeal of the
law prohibiting the sale of cigarets.
New York-Three longshoremen
were killed aboard the steamship Colon
when two ton steel hatch cover fell
on them Two others were seriously
injured.
Pasadena. Calif-George A. .Rawson,
Seattle, WASH, clubman. is in the
twelfth day of state of coma. His
condition followed friendly boxing
bout here.
San Francisco-Co Corodia and Isabella
Friede, Russian dancers, were detain-
ed here by department of justice
agents to determine whether they
were soviet workers.
Chicago-Federal Judge Carpenter
issued injunctions closing 81 saloons
for alleged violation of the volstead
act, and the owners are prohibited
from renting the buildings for one
year.
Dover-The Delaware state senate
passed by unanimous vote a bill max
ing the penalty for highway robbery
40 dashes on the bare back, not less
than 20 years Imprisonment and a fine
of $780,
Chicago-More than 5000 Chicago
saloonkeepers faced prosecution as a
result of announcement by District At
torney Charles F. Clyne that he would
proceed against those who had violated
the laws in 1918 and 1919.
Indianapolis-The National execu-
| tive committee of the American Legion
will meetsin Washington Feb. Z, and
9 to decide whether to accept the offer
of $5.000,000 gift by the Knights of
| Columbus for erection of legion war
memorial in Washington.
| New York-Every man, woman and
child in the world would have $13.5S
from an equal distribution of all the
money on deposit in mutual stock and
postal savings banks of the globe, it
was estimated by the Savings Banks
association of the state of New York.
| El Paso-Americans in large mum.
bers are evacuating the state of Duran.
go Mexico, as a result of virtual
reign of terror in many parts of the
state inaugurated by the Arieta broth
ers. dispatches here from Torreon in
dicate. No Americans have been kill
ed, the dispatches stated
Northwest
| Helena, Mont-The Helena branch
| of the Ninth Federal Reserve bank at
Minneapolis opened for business here
The opening was celebrated with a
luncheon at which more than $50 bank.
ers were present.
Des Moines-Twenty million dollars
in the next 10 years to be used to buy
land and improve the properties of the
State university and the Iowa State
college were asked of the Legislature
in a bill introduced
Davenport, Iowa-A grain of corn
which W. A Santell of Washington,
Iowa, placed in his ear when child
was removed by surgical operation.
1t had been lodged in the ear 80 years
| and had caused much suffering
| Bay City, Mich.-Four Polish boys,
ranging from 10 to 81 years old, are
being held by police in connection with
| the murder of Martin L. Debate and
l.. NJ. Persons and robbery of the
Broadway branch of the Bay County
| Savings bank,
neapolis-Indication from re
ports received from theaters through.
out Minnesota. North and South Dako
| ia, place the contribution of the north
west to the Hoover fund for relief OF
the starving children of Europe al
| $4,000, Theodore L. Hays, chairman
| of the movie drive in the northwest
| ANNOUNCED
White Sulphur Springs, Mont
Richard T. Ringing, member of the
famous circus family, has announced
his intention of bringing thoroughbred
dairy cows to this section for sale to
ranchers on easy payments. He plans
to establish large ranch in this vi
cinity and make it distributing
point.
Foreign
| Notwithstanding to dispatch
| f,.o, al Nf hot ai% ~,