The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-28

sons outside or the Armour family.
More than $50 stockholders were pres
ent.
New York-Boria Bakhmeteff, Rus
sian ambassador to the United States
during the Kerensky regime, sailed for
Paris for a conference called there by
the former premier and his associates
to consider reviving the Kerensky
government.
New Orleans-Waterwa traffic be.
tween Pittsburgh and New Orleans
will be inaugurated with the arrival
here Feb. of the river steamer Queen
City. Regular schedules between the
two cities are to be maintained in the
future.
Northwest
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.
Butte, MontEA warrant issued here
charges A. G. Collins, former manager
of a branch of the Dundee Wooden
mills, with larceny, alleging he had
appropriated funds to the amount of
S2,672.42. Collins left for Salt Lake
City before the shortage was discover
ed, it is charged.
Helena, Mont.-Judge George M.
Bourquin of the United States district
court sentenced Miss Ruth Kane, for.
mer assistant postmaster at East Hell
ena, to a term of Is months in federal
prison and fine of $5.909.S5. She
pleaded guilty to embezzlement of fed
eral funds.
Foreign
Mexico City-Samuel Gompers was
reelected president of the Pan-Ameri.
can Federation of Labor.
London-Adolf Won Hildebrand, the
German sculptor, is dead at Munich,
says wireless dispatch. from Berlin.
Copenhagen-Nikola Lenin, Bolshe.
wiki premier of Russia, is ill, and has
been ordered to take long rest, says
a special dispatch.
San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua-The
crew of the NC-6 and their machine
were found safe in cove about Is
miles north of San Juan del Sur
Perth of Spain, Trinidad-A motion
picture theater for Trinidad's leper
colony has been opened. An orchestra
of girl lepers furnishing the music.
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-A serious outbreak, involv.
ing the looting of country markets, has
occurred in the Muzufferpur district,
British India, at was officially an.
nounced.
Copenhagen special delegation
from Soviet Russia has arrived in
Helsingfors to negotiate with the Fin
nish government The delegation com.
prises eight persons.
Balboa, Panama-The Atlantic feet
has passed through the Panama canal
and joined the Pacific feet. The COM
bined fleets will leave Saturday for
Callao and Valparaiso.
Stockholm-The 400th anniversary
of the throwing off Of the Danish yoke
was celebrated throughout the coun.
try by universities. schools, garrisons
and national societies.
Vladivostok-A military funeral for
Lieutenant Warran H. Angdon, U. S.
N, was conducted, attended by Rus
sian and foreign military officials in.
Guiding General Oh, the Japanese mill
tary commander, and civilian authori-
ties
Copenhagen-The Berlingske It'd.
ende Saturday printed a dispatch
from Helsingfors which says that $50
have been arrested and thrown in jail
at Moscow in connection with the re-
Gently reported bomb plot against Nj
colai Lenine.
Paris-Despite the chambers vote
of confidence in the BRAND ministry
Saturday, the tow days of parliament
tary grilling have left only an impress
sion of the greatest confusion as to
the definite plans of the French in the
conference of premiers.
Tokio-Prince Hirothito, heir appar.
ent to the throne of Japan, will visit
America after his proposed trip to
London and other European capitals
next spring, says the Asahi Shimbuu
of Osaka. The crown prince may be
accompanied on his trip by Admiral
Togo. it is reported.
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 struggled through Persia
to Shanghai.
Copenhagen-Sixty-eight passengers
on a 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 Hell
singfors dispatch to the Berlingske
Tidende. The train caught fire from
the flaming fluid.
London-At the wool auction sales
1874 bales of free wool were offered.
There was brisk demand and the
bulk of the offerings were sold at UNI
changed prices. Buyers for the home
trade were the principal purchasers.