The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-03-11
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WASHINGTON
Washington District attorneys
we're ordered to report status of cases
OF profiteer prosecutions so future &C
ton may be studied.
Westinghouse is reported from re
liable source that George Harvey ha:
been offered. and has accepted, the am
bassadorship to Great Britain
Misunderstanding the seth con
gress more than $4,000 bills and reso
buttons were introduced and only few
more than 400 passed, according to fig
ares compiled by congressional clerks
Neutrality-suspicious. General PeytoI
c. March, chief of staff, handed hi.
resignation to John w. Weeks, the new
secretary of war. Secretary Week:
instructed General March to continue
as chief of staff until further orders
Washington-Th immigration re
striction bill which was pocket We
toed" by President Wilson will be one
OF the first measures introduced at the
coming special session of the Sixty
seventh congress, according to congre
gressional leaders. ..a. 10y
Washington-With of Ameri
can military forces from Haiti, ant
the establishment in that country
of full power to the native govern
ment. is the object of a mission, head
ed by Paul Sannon, former minister t.
TT,,if Tot inI hnc o,rsu or
in Washington.
Sporting.
st. Paul-BiIly Miske, st. Pau
heavyweight, knocked out Farmer
Lodge of Minneapolis, in the fourth
round of what was to have been g
ten round bout. Jack Dempsey acted
as referee.
Chicago-The national intercollegi
ate outdoor track and field meet, first
of its kind to be held in this country
which is expected to bring together
the cream of the athletic world, will
he held in Chicago on June IL.
The Pas, Man.-C B. Morgan, Ca
madam driver, won the 200-mile Hud
son Bay dog derby from here to Film
F1on and return, arriving here after
struggling through blizzard for sew
eral hours. His time was 80 hours and
46 minutes
New York-Tex Richard, promoter
of the Dempsey Carpenter hF0vy
weight championship contest, an
nounced receipt of $750,000 offer foI
the bout at London. The offer, in
cable form, was signed by George Nc
Donald of the London Olympia.
Domestic
Chicago-Five men were arrested in
connection with the $1,0000O0 Toledo
ANAL robbery.
DISQUALIFICATION asking the re-
lease of Eugene Debs were adopted al
a mass meeting.
New York-Ten pounds of opium
disguised as a sausage, were seized on
a steamship at Brooklyn pier.
Salt Lake City, Utah-Harding is the
name of the new town which was laid
out near Delta, south of Salt Lake
City.
Chicago-Fire destroyed the interior
of the Cathedral Of st. Peter and st
Paul, causing damage estimated al
100000
New York-Liquor valued by federal
agents at more than 100000 was seiz
ed in a raid on an abandoned garage
sn the Bronx.
Los Angeles, Calif-Fourteen sacks
of registered mail are reported to have
been stolen when a United States mai
wagon was held up here.
Joliet, Ill.-A baby weighing less
than one pound was born to DR.. ant
Airs. l.. e. Ross of Joliet. The child
IS normal and cries Justify.
New York-Members of the Actors
Equity association voted for al
equity shop" preventing members Of
the equity from playing with nonmem
bers.
Waterbury. Conn.-President War
rem G. Harding has been elected tt
membership in the Tall Cedars of LIE
banon, an order to which Masons alone
are eligible.
New YOrk-Total earnings of the
American Telephone and Telegraph
company for 1920 amounted to $103,
946,9SS. according to the detailed re
port.
Bowling Green. Mo.-Champ Clarl
was buried here on his list birthday
A large crowd attended the ceremony
The statesman was buried beside hi.
father. and two of his children wht
died in infancy.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio-When a tank fill
ed with molten glass burst fire started
and destroyed the Kearns-Goruch glass
plant here, with loss estimated a
100000.
Omaha. Neb.-John Fisher, 81 year,
old, Nebraska pioneer, blind for 1.
years. regained his sight for "a hour
prior to his death and was able to dis
tsnguish his sons and daughters.
Chicago-William Dalton, the 1,
year old bank employee who took STU
900 in Liberty bonds from the Nor
thern Trust company and who late
was captured at Heyworth. ILL.,. ha,
been released on $4,000 bonds.
Wichita, Kan.-George Cruise, travel
kng salesman, was bound over to tn,
district court on a charge of murder
ing his wife, Mrs. Ella Cruise, by stran
gulation, Feb. 6.
Chicago-Recognition of labo
unions and acceptance of the Pullman
employment plan of representation
were involved in dispute before bu
reau of the railroad labor board.
New York-David Lamar, known al