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

| the man VINO projected the League or
Nations idea into the world"
Nashville, Tenn.-A bill passed the
state legislature appropriating $4,000
| for the purchase of the little building
| in Greenville, Tenn, where President
Andrew Johnson ran tailoring shop.
San Francisco western rail-
| roads have agreed to a general reduc-
| tion in dining car menus, ranging from
| Is to 25 per cent, it was announced
here by the Southern Pacific company.
Northwest
| Everett, Wash.-Sixty-three inmates
| of the Washington state reformatory
walked out, pardoned by the board of
control at its last meeting before going
out of existence.
| Des Moines-H A. Wallace, son of
Henry G.. Wallace, secretary of agri-
culture, was elected secretary of the
Corn Belt Meat Producers association
at meeting of the organization here.
| Sault Ste Marie, Mich.-Four young
children of John Andrews were suf-
located in their beds by smoke from
a ire during the absence of their
parents The children ranged from 2
to s years Of age.
| Dillon, Mont.-One of the largest
timber wolves ever captured in this
section was brought in by Bill Gray,
a trapper, recently, the pelt measuring
6 feet inches. A animal was trapped
in Ashbaugh canyon, this county.
Seattle-Sunday theaters, dancing,
automobiling for pleasure and baseball
games, with the use of tobacco at all
times are to be banned in western
Washington, if the plans of the west
ern Washington Women's Christian
union are successful.
Boise, Idaho-Leaders in the so
put forward Lincoln" as an appro-
pirate name for the proposed new
state Several counties in Washing
ton also would be incorporated into the
new state, with Spokane as the capital
| city.
Bozeman, Monte. w. Warburton
of the department of agriculture at
Washington, is comforting here with
extension department officials of the
Montana state college regarding loans
to farmers This states share of the
| 100000 fund available for seed loans
is to be awarded as a result Of these
| deliberations. 1t is expected commit
tee will be named in each county af-
fected to handle the funds, the Ameri-
can Farm federation, acting where it
| is organized
Foreign
Rome-Jewels and other finery, be
lieyed to have been the property OF
the car of Russia, were sequestered
by the Italian government
Paris-The American Red Cross re
ceived telegram from Athens, stat
ing that Princess Anastasia, formerly
Mrs. Leeds, was convalescing rapidly
from her recent operation.
| Paris-The opera plans to give mo-
ton picture matinees to avert a threat
ened deficit of 100000 francs, which
parliament has refused to meet
through an increased subsidy.
Mexico City-President Obregon
will soon undergo throat operation
at Chapala by DR.. j. Lockwood and
DR.. A. d. Harmant from the Mayo
Brothers hospital at Rochester, MINI.
| Helsingfors-After several enron.
eous debates on Russia's internal pol.
icy, in which Premier Lenine carried
1 Tho dow tho Nop,,,oup;rf oongrare %
Moscow concluded its deliberations on
March 18th.
| Paris-Madame Marie Curie, colds,
coverer of radium, was given a recep.
ton by a group of French senators and
members of the faculty of the Univer.
sity of Paris prior to her departure for
the United States:
acknowledgements Jardines of the
Cuban army is dead and Carlos Mar
tinez Anaya, editor, of Santiago de
Cuba, is in Jail as the result of a
shooting ARRAY which occurred in the
offices of the newspaper
The Hague-An official statement
was issued denying reports from Tokyo
that Holland favored internationaliza.
ton of the zap island cables and
would oppose the island becoming the
property of single power.
| Paris-Charges made in the Cham.
Der of Deputies recently by Deputy
Brousse, that there had been whole
sale thefts of American army stocks
sold to France were again the subject
of discussion by the deputies.
| Dublin-Resumptio of immigration
to America has become evident, and
the Irish Republican army is taking
steps to prevent it, an immigration
agent in Listowel, County Kerry, has
been threatened with death, if he books
any males between the ages of Is and
As for passage to America.
London-The Prince of Monaco
ruler of Monte Carlo, leaves on the
liner France for New York early next
month. He will be awarded the gold
medal of the oceanographic societies
OF America at banquet in Buffalo
The prince is one of the greatest liv.
ing authorities on ocean tides and
! fish.
Belfast-Free for all fighting mark.
ed the close of st. Patrick's day here.
Rioting followed the footing of wine
shops early in the night and five fights
between soldiers and civilians result.
ed. Police dispersed the rioters with
their batons.
| Warsaw-Announcement was made
on behalf of the American consul here
i that in the fltiIra ha will ;cs,,~ No