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

Washington
Washington-Eugene V. Debs has
not been offered a conditional pardon,
it was officially stated at the depart
ment of Justice.
Washington-Senator w. b. McKin-
ley, Illinois, recently returned from Eu-
rope, said America should keep troops
on the Rhine.
Washington-The senate has agreed
to an appropriation of $4,000 for the
ceremonies attending the burial of the
unknown" American soldier, Nov.
IL.
Washington Philander Chase
Knox, senator from Pennsylvania,
and Secretary of State under Presi-
dent Taft, died suddenly at his home
here.
Washington-The house passed a
bill prohibiting transmission of bet
ting odds through the mails or pub
location in newspapers of betting odds
on sports.
Observation-Disclosures to increas-
ing it's membership was expressed by
the house in recommitting to the cen
sus committee, by vote Of LAG to 142,
the Siegel bill to increase it's size from
435 to $50 members.
Washington-The imperial wizard
of the Ku Klux Khan, William Joseph
Simmons, brought the defense of the
organization to dramatic climax by
collapsing on the witness stand be-
fore the house rules committee.
Washington-Havin agreed on
definite remedial policies for the
emergency and permanent relief Of
the unemployed and the return of
commerce and business to normal, the
national unemployment conference
completed its labors, undertaken at
the request of President Harding and
adjourned without date.
Sporting
New York-The Giants won the
worlds baseball championship in the
eighth game of the world series, de-
feating the Yanks and their star pit
cher, Waite Hoyt, to 0.
Baltimore-The Louisville American
Association club captured the minor
league championship of the world here
by defeating the Baltimore Interna-
tional leaguers for the fifth time.
Chicago Arrangements have been
completed for match between Jack
Dempsey, worlds heavyweight boxing
champion, and Jess Willard, former
champion, next spring, Jack Kearns,
Dempsey's manager, announced.
Gloucester, Mass.-The Elsie
saucy little schooner out of Glouces-
ter, has won the title as the fastest
in the fisheries of New England and
selection as the racing representative
of the United States in the internal
tional match to be sailed with a Can
adian champion off Halifax, N. S.
Domestic
Dallas-Three were burned to death
and seven injured here when a room
ing house caught fire.
New York-John E. Mack, guardian
of Guy Stillman, has brought suit to
establish the child's share in trust
funds totaling $37,393,OO0.
Philadelphia - The American HUI
name association advocated curtail-
ment of the use. of fur in women's
clothing to reduce the suffering of
some furbearing animals.
Chicago-Tommy O'Connor, police
character and gunman, was denied a
new trial by Judge Seaman and SEN
fenced to hang Dec. Is for the murder
of Detective Patrick O'Neil
Lynn, Mass.-Edward Foster, aged
43, and Fletcher Anderson, 80, were
killed here when an airplane in which
they were flying over the Lynn
marshes crashed to the earth.
Redwood City, Calf William A.
Hightower was found guilty of the
murder OF Father Patrick E. Heslin of
Colmia, Calf, by jury with recon-
mendation of life Imprisonment.
Freeport, nl.-Reports of alarming
ravages of hog cholera in Stephens,
Lee and Winnebago counties in North
western Illinois have been received
here. Whole herds were wiped out,
according to reports.
Denver-More than 300 orphan girls,
inmates of the House Of the Good
Shepherd, filed out of the institution
in order as flames swept the lower
floor of the building and caused dam
age estimated at $4,000.
New Mrs Emma r. Burkett
of HIllsdale, Ind, was found guilty by
a jury in general sessions court of
forging the name of former President
Theodore Roosevelt to note for $685.
900 Judge Alfred j. Talley announced
ed he would M ose sentence OF. Il.
Ponca City, Okla.-Legal proceed
ure, said by attorneys to set pre-
cedent, was recorded here when a
jury hearing the case against Ma
poleon Buffalo-Head, charged, with
killing his wife, assessed a fine
against him of $1,000. Z,
South Bend, Texas Sire destroy
ed more than two-thirds of the town
of Eliasville, causing an estimated
damage of 100000.
Cambridge, Mass--The Chinese Ian
guage will be taught at Harvard this
year. DR.. Yuen Rem Chao will have
charge of the course. Chinese was
taught at Harvard 40 years ago.
Norwalk, Conn.--Jealous of affec-
lions bestowed or a half brother, two
months old, Jesse Whitehead, aged 8,
committed suicide by jumping into
millpond. Before ending his life the
lad told playmates of his Intention to
do so and his reason.
Los Angeles-The submarine Rs.
attached to the Pacific fleet, which
sank in San Pedrn harhor Cant Dc