The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-03-25
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Washington

Washington
Washington-Th Atlantic coast re-
gion experienced the warmest March
81 ever recorded.
on-Approximately $780,
100000 was collected by the govern
ment in income taxes up to Saturday
night.
Washington = Oversubscription OF
the last two issues of treasury certifl-
Gates, Secretary Andrew Mellon said,
Indicates the financial markets had
improved.
Washington-Th interstate COM
merce commissions bureau OF safety
laid the blame for the Porter, Ind,
wreck on Engineer Long of the Michi-
gan Central train.
Washington = President Harding
was formally notified of his election
to another chief executive office, that
of honorary president of the Boy
Scouts of America.
ashington-During the first year
of prohibition the port of Malaga,
Spain, shipped five times as much
wine as in the last 10 years, the Amer
lean consul reported.
Washington--App $685.
100000 is available for road and bridge
construction and maintenance in va
rious states this year, the department
of agriculture announced
Washington-The name of former
Representative Burke of South Dakota
was added to the list of those not in
the Indian service who are being men,
toned for commissioner of Indian af-
fairs.
Washington-A proclamation con-
vening congress in special sessions at
noon April IL "to receive such COM
munications as may be made by the
executive" was issued by President
Harding.
Washington--Formula of a
treasury policy on tax revision has
been started by Secretary Andrew
Mellon, including repeal of excess pro-
fits taxes and raising of small exemp-
tions on income taxes.
Washington-Motor cars registered
in the United States last year num-
-bered 9,211, 295. an increase of 1885,
SAC over the preceding year, or % per
cent, the bureau of public roads an
nounced. The registration and license
fees amounted to $102 ,034106
Sporting
Liverpool grand national stee-
plechase, the blue ribbon of Chasing,
run over the four and half miles Of
the formidable Aintree course for a
purse of $4,000 was won by T. Nc
Alpine's aged gelding Shaun Spadah,
carrying 161 pounds.
New York-Johnny Wilson, worlds
middleweight champion, retained his
title in a 15-round bout with Mike
O'Dowd, former champion, at Madison
Square Garden. At the end of the bat
tie the judges disagreed and Referee
Johnny McAvoy of Brooklyn, gave his
decision in favor of Wilson.
Domestic
New York-Senator w. S, Kenyon of
Iowa, sailed for France and England
On SNORT HOlludy.
Ardmore, Okla-Clara Hamon sign
ed contract with a movie concern to
produce pictures based on the story
of her life
Pennington, Mo.-Mrs. Luther Par
sons, Is year old bride of week, was
arrested for shooting her 6 year old
stepdaughter with a shotgun.
Wellesley, MASSACHUSETTS, college
won the annual intercollegiate debate
of six women's colleges, defeating Vas
sar at home and Barnard at New York
Philadelphia-W. M Lewis, direc-
tor of the savings department of the
United States treasury, says America
is the worst spendthrift nation ever
known.
Chicago-Federal Judges Baker and
Alschuler reversed Judge K NJ. Lam
dis order closing the Entertainers, a
notorious cafe, on the ground officials
did not have a search warrant.
New Orleans-Surgeons at a local
hospital decided to furnish complete
record for medical journals of the case
of Ben Hoelzel, aged so, who died after
living 26 hours with his heart exposed
to the eyes of hospital surgeons.
Watervalley, Miss.-Adolphus Ross,
young negro, who was charged with
attacking an aged white woman was
taken from the Jail here by a mob and
hanged to tree. His body was then
riddled with bullets.
Chicago-Two persons are known to
be dead and four others are missing
as result of the grain dust explosion
which rocked South Chicago and
wrecked one of the worlds largest
grain elevators.
Sacramento, Calif-A resolution to
memorabilia Congress in favor of light
wines and beer passed the assembly
of the State Legislature by a vote of
43 to a.
New York-Sixty-five Spanish radi-
Gals were deported on the Steamship
Mongolia, bound for Vigo, Spain. They
were brought here from Seattle. Nor
folk and other cities.
Chicago Firemen on locomotives
weighing from 100000 to 100000
pounds were granted increase in pay,
in decision handed down by the rail-
road labor board.
Chicago-Frank d. Richardson. pro-
hibition agent in the Central states.
and Ralph w. Stone. state prohibition
director, announced they would resign
within the next few days.
San Francisco, Calif-The launch
Lloyd c. was seized by the revenue