The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-11-25
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Washington-The nomination of FL
lis L. Dresel to be American charge
d'affaires at Berlin was confirmed by
the senate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Henry
Ford's big offer for the Muscle Shoals
nitrate plant virtually has been decid-
ed on by the Harding administration.
Washington-A report from Attor-
ney General H. NJ. Daugherty recon-
mending clemency for Eugene V. Debs
is expected within the next few days.
Washington-The House passed in
amended form the Sheppard-Towner
maternity bill, previously approved by
the Senate. The measure now goes to
conference.
Washington-A resolution, which, if
adopted, would seat neither Truman II.
Newberry or Henry Ford as senator
from Michigan, was introduced by Sen
ator T. S. Welsh of Montana.
Washington-The state of war be-
tween the United States and Germany
terminated in fact July II, 1921, when
the joint peace resolution of congress
was approved by President Harding,
according to proclamation of peace
issued by the chief executive.
Neutrality-suspicious. Benedict, in a
cablegram to President Harding, ex-
pressed the hope that Almighty God
may grant happy issue to the ini-
tiative taken by the chief magistrate
of the great American republic to
tranquilize the trepidation of human
ity"
Washington - Ordinary expendi-
lures of the government increased by
more than $37 100000 during October,
as compared with September, while
disbursements on the public debt fell
off by about 1927 100000, according to
the monthly statement issued by the
Treasury.
Washington-An aluminium palm,
cast from metal which formed part OF
the framework of the first Zeppelin
shot down in the World war, was plac-
ed on the tomb of the Unknown Sol
der at Arlington by delegation COM
posed of members of the American
Legion and several officers.
Washington - The final legislative
step for the outlawing Of beer and
malt liquors for medicinal purposes
was taken by the senate. By vote
of Sc to % the senate adopted the
conference report on the so-called
anti-beer bill, and the measure now
goes to the president, the house hav-
ing acted some time ago.
Sporting
Ann Arbor, misunderstanding a
driving attack, that disregarded all re-
sistance and running assault that
baffled the Gophers, Michigan sent
Minnesota to 38 to 0 defeat.
Kansas City-W. w. Dickinson of
Kansas City won the $50 target race
at the annual fall carnival of trap
shooting here from field of % shoot
ers, with high score of LAT.
Omaha = The western association
Amateur Athletic union record for the
100-yard back stroke swim was brok-
en- at the Omaha Athletic club during
a meet by d. L. Dimond of Omaha,
who swan the distance in 1:21 As.
New York = Reggie Mcnamara and
Alex McBeath won first place in the
24-hour bicycle race which ended in
wild series of sprints in Madison
Square Garden. Lawrence and Thorn
as finished second Grenda and Clark
third
Thn INT Of
Iowa football eleven plowed it's way
through mudcovered and rains soaked
field to the Western conference cham
pionship and to the championship of
the Middle West by defeating North
western University, IA to 0.
Domestic
Boston, Mass.-The five masted
Schooner Sintrama converted Shipping
Board steamer was rammed and sunk
off Cape Cod by the tanker David Nc
Kelvy in heavy fog. The Sintram' S
crew was rescued.
Mena-Eight members of the family
of Il. E. Weems at Wickes, Ark, 26
miles south of here, were killed when
their home collapsed in a storm. Re-
ports of the deaths reached Mena
when call for eight collins was re-
ceived.
San Francisco customs raid on
an army transport was made for the
first time in the history of the port,
according to officials. They gathered
135 bottles of liquor concealed in
double walls of the engineers quar-
tiers on the transport Logan, on its ar
rival from the far east
Pensacola, Fla. = A machinist's
mate was killed and two lieutenants
seriously injured when their machine
fell 1000 feet.
Savannah, Ga.-The Atlantic Deep
er Waterways association in annual
convention here adopted resolution
opposing the Great Lakes-St. Law
renee ship canal project.
Cincinnati, o. The Ohio river
steamboat Chilo struck submerged
wharf at New Richmond, Ohio, and
sank in five minutes New Richmond
is Is miles northeast of Cincinnati.
Forty persons on board the Chic were
rescued
New York Lieutenant Colonel
Charles T. Hudson, aged SO, who
claimed to be the last survivor of the
detail of union soldiers that captured
Jefferson Davis, died at his home in
Brooklyn.
Los Angeles-Hernandez Gomez,
forger Of international disrepute, was
sentenced by Judge Willis to spend
from one to fourteen years in San