The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-21
Northwest

Bozeman-A pure seed show, under
the auspices of the Montana seed
growers association, was the feature
of the Farmers week, at the state agri-
cultural college.
Pacific Junction, Iowa-Pinned be-
meath their automobile for two hours,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cairns, and their
two daughters, were found frozen in
to state of semi-unconsciousne
Des Moines, Iowa-Fifteen cars Of
Iowa corn will leave for the seacoast
this week, for shipment to Constantine
ople, for food relief purposes. 1t will
be the first shipment under the plan to
send food instead of money.
Miles City, Mont.-An estimate of
over 12.600,000 bushels as Montana's
wheat production for 1920 has been
commerce by A. c. Bowen, superin-
tendent of the Musselshell division Of
the Milwaukee road.
Brandon, Mantle adoption of
plan for the cooperative marketing of
all farm crops through an organization
controlled by the farmers was recon-
mended to the annual convention of
United Farmers at Manitoba, which
opened here, by the directors of the
association in report read by D. U.
Mackenzie, president.
Foreign
London-John Beattie Crozier, ply.
stefan, philosopher, historian and polit.
ical economist, is dead.
Mexico City-Samuel Gompers was
reelected president of the Pan-Ameri
can Federation of Labor.
London-Mrs. Terence MacSwiney,
widow of the late lord mayor of Cork,
returned from New York.
San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua-Th
crew of the NC-6 and their machine
were found safe in a cove about Is
miles north of San Juan del Sur.
Tokio-The Japanese crown prince
is planning an official visit to Eng
land next March, according TO state
ments printed in newspapers CT this
city.
London-The strike that has para
1yzed the whole railway system OF
West Australia, has been settled, says
dispatch to the London Times. The
men were granted an eight hour day.
Athens-Former Premier Venizelos
will not return to Greece even if he
should be recalled by King Constan-
tine, declares M. Simos, proprietor of
the newspaper PATHS, who writes from
Nice announcing the withdrawal of M.
Venizelos from public life
London-Bodies supposed to be
those of Grand Duchess Olga, daughter
of former Gear Nicholas of Russia, and
her maid are aboard the British steam
er DeVanna on their way to be buried
in the Holy Land. They are said to
have been smuggled through Persia
to Shanghai
Paris-Anatole France has officially
joined the ranks of the French COM
munist party, becoming the most il.
lustrious exponent of Lenin in Europe.
Copenhagen-A special delegation
from Soviet Russia has arrived in
Helsingfors to negotiate with the Fin
nish government. The delegation COM
prises eight persons.
London-Four civilians were killed
and seven black and tan policemen
wounded in fight in County Galway,
Ireland. according to reports received
here. The fight ensued when a black
and tan patrol was ambushed near the
city of Galway.
Copenhagen Sixty-eight passengers
on Russian railway train running
from Luga on the Gulf of Finland, to
Novogorod, southeast of Petrograd.
were burned to death when a quantity
of benzine carried as freight explod-
ed and wrecked the train, says a Hell
singfors dispatch to the Berlingske
Tidende. The train caught fire from
the flaming fluid.
London-Recenta attempts by social
ed unemployed to seize town halls and
start riots cannot be attributed to the
unemployed, but were instigated by
Russian revolutionists, according to
the Evening News