The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-03-18


Kan, in regulations covering public
dance halls.
Los Angeles-One life was lost and
considerable property damage done by
a storm which deluged southern Cali
fornia for three days.
Centraiia, Ill-Norman Sanders,
aged three, son of William Sanders.
residing at Salem, H., is dead as the
result of choking on grain of corn.
Jefferson City, Mo.-The Missouri
house passed bill prohibiting street
railway companies from charging more
than half fare for passengers not ac-
commodated with seats.
Santa Fe, N M-Holm o. Bursom
of Socorro, national committeeman
and for more than 20 years a republic
can leader, has been appointed by Gov
ernor Mechem to succeed A. B. Fall as
United States senator.
Tampa-William Bowles, Negro.
was lynched by mob near Eagle
Lake, in Polk county, after two deputy
| sheriffs had arrested him IN a charge
Of making improper remarks to a
young white woman.
Canton, Texas-N. j. Clements, 35,
a farmer, choked his wife to death,
then kissed six children goodby, start
ed them to the home of a neighbor and
slashed his own throat with a razor.
He was dead when neighbors arrived
Kansas City, Mo.-One hundred and
fifty policemen, detectives, motorcycle
policemen and federal officers invaded
the north end section of Kansas City,
known as Little Italy, to thwart a
threatened reign of terror" by import.
ed gunner.
Austin, Texas-The antialien land
ownership bill, intended to prohibit
Japanese and other aliens, whose
mother nations refuse citizens of the
United States the same privilege, from
acquiring land in Texas, passed the
house unanimously.
Lakeland, Fla.-Declaring that his
airplane made total Of Is revolutions
in one minute and Is seconds in drop
ping from an altitude of $500 feet to
500 feet, George w. Haldeman, former
air service aviator, claimed he had
broken the worlds tailspin record. The
official record is 1000 feet.
| Topeka, Kan.-James c. Davis,
mayor of Leavenworth, was suspended
from office by order of the supreme
the custer proceedings against him.
Davis is charged by Richard J. Hop
kins, attorney general, with failure to
enforce the liquor and gambling laws
in Leavenworth.
Chicago-After an all-day discus.
sion by heads of the packing industry,
a telegram was sent to James ]. Davis,
Secretary of Labor, at Washington, &C.
cepting his suggestion that they send
two representatives to confer with him
and two representatives of the EN-.
ployes regarding the present situation
in the industry.
Northwest
Helena, Mont.-R. H. Copeland, OF
Big Arm, took the Montana record for
age on being admitted to the bar, when
he entered papers here. He is 81
years of age.
| Olympia, Wash.-Governor Louis F.
Hart signed the anti-alien land bill,
which prohibits aliens ineligible to
citizenship from owning or leasing
land in the state.
Ann Arbor, Mich.-President Marion
L. Burton of the University of Michi-
gan, who has been i'll for the past week
with pneumonia, was much improved
and is now believed to be entirely out
of danger.
Tacoma, Wash.-Union bricklayers
| announced voluntary wage reduction
of 81 day through Thomas Short,
business agent. The new wage will be
50 day. The concession was made to
revive building.
Foreign
| Berlin-Heinrich Won Eckhardt, for.
mer minister to Mexico, will return
to the post he formerly held in that
country.
Berlin-Mobilizatio of men and
women eligible to vote in the upper
Silesia Plebiscite has begun through
out Germany.
Notwithstanding to the news
| papers here the two assassins of Pre-
mier Dato have been caught at Ciudad
Lineal, near Madrid.
Lisbon-An attempt was made to as
sassinate DR.. Luiz de Souza, judge of
the social defense tribunal, as he was
entering his home. Three bullets were
fired at him but he was not seriously
injured.
| Turin, Italy-Police have been sta
| toned in the Mcclellan factories here,
where the workers have been locked
out This action was taken because of
acts of violence committed by the
workers
Berlin-Talaat Pasha, former grand
vizier and minister of finance of Tur.
key, was assassinated in Chalotten.
burg, a western suburb of Berlin He
was shot to death. The murderer, an
| Armenian student, was arrested.
Rome-It has been definitely settled
that Cardinal Denis Dougherty and his
| party will leave Rome on March 29
| for Paris. The cardinal will sail from
Cherbourgh, April 6, on the steamship
| Olympic, which is due to arrive in New
| York April IL.
Fairbanks, Alaska-Severe earth.
quake tremors were felt here. The
tremors lasted several seconds, caus-
ing buildings to tremble.
London-The British House of Com
mons has voted approval by great
majority of the governments proceed
ure in attending a trade treaty with