The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-03-18
Big Happenings of the Week
Condensed for Benefit of
Busy Readers.
TOLD IN A few WORDS
Kernels CuiIed From News OF Moment
In All Parts of the World-of
interest to All the People
Everywhere.
Washington

Attorney General Harry NJ. Daugherty
announced.
Washington A new issue of farm
loan bonds at per cent will be offered
within the next few days, totalling
SIS, 100000.
Washington-The nomination of ID,
r. Crissinger of Marion, Ohio, to be
controller of the currency, was CON
firmed by the senate.
Washington-The wheat surplus for
export and carry over of the United
States and Canada is 165, 100000 bush
els, the bureau of markets announced
Washington Italy is preparing
through rehabilitation of her financial
condition, to discharge her debt to the
United States, Ambassador Ricci
stated.
Washington-Avera grade pillow
lands in the United States are valued
at $33.7S an acre as compared with
$90.01 a year ago, the department OF
agriculture announced.
Washington-Farme burned uI
6S,244,OO0 cords of wood, valued at
$345, 900, for fuel last year, depart
ment of agriculture figures disclose
The average was 106 cords per farm
Washington-A new basis of nego
tiations believed to be acceptable to
in note sent by the state department
based on one of the Bryan treaties fol-
arbitration.
Washington Former Representa-
tive John ]. Esch, of Wisconsin, and
Mark w. Potter of New York, were
nominated by President Harding to be
members of the interstate commerce
commission.
Washington-Reco of King
Constantine of Greece, and payment OF
the remainder of the credit arranged
for the Venizelos government is being
sought by representatives of the new
Greek government.
observation-disclosures w. Miller OF
Delaware, a former member of the
House of Representative was ap
pointed alien property custodian by
President Harding. The appointment
Washington-Despi financial con,
ditions described as disturbed" post
al savings deposits last month amount.
ed to more than $10,000,000, the post
office department announced. Total
deposits in the system March 1 were
approximately $163,350,000.
Washington-All United States dis
trict attorneys have been instructed by
Attorney General H. M. Daugherty to
dismiss profiteering and boarding pro.
secutions pending in their districts un.
der Section w of the Lever act, which
recently was held unconstitutional by
the supreme court.
Sporting.
Des Moines, Iowa-Clonie TAFT of
Minneapolis knocked out Ray Rivers
of Los Angeles, Calf, here tonight in
the third round of their scheduled 10
round bout.
Havana - Bill Brennan, Chicago
heavyweight, won by a technical
knockout from Sergeant Ray Smith,
the American army champion, in the
third round of scheduled Is round
bout here.
New York Stanislaus zbyszko of
Poland threw Joe Stecher, former
worlds catch-as-eatch-can wrestling
champion, here in two hours sixteen
minutes ten seconds with crotch
hold and wrist lock. "
New York-Motorboa races for the
gold cup, emblematic of the North
American championship, will be held
at Detroit August 81, 20, 80 and 81,
it was announced here by Commodore
]. L. Judson Of the Motorboat Club of
America.
Domestic -
Chicago-Plans to raise $4,000, 900
fund to free Wilma from the Poles were
announced at meeting of the Lithuan.
ian Federation of America.
Los Angeles-Msr Jenny Kempton,
aged IS, who won International fame
as contralto singer more than half a
century ago, is dead here.
Passaic, n. J.-Rev. Cornelius Den.
sci was indicted under the Mann act.
He is charged with taking member
of his church choir to Buffalo.
Detroit, -Thirty-seven aliens,
for whom deportation warrants have
been issued, left Detroit under guard
for Ellis Island, where they will await
deportation. ...
Philadelphia-Cur in train
service, including the annulment of
several through trains, was announced
by the Pennsylvania railroad as part
of the plan to cut expenses.
Detroit-Railroad officials announced
that railroad fares in Michigan will be
raised to 3.6 cents in conformity with
the interstate commerce commission
ruling.
New York-The United States court
of appeals upheld the denial of an in
junction to the government against the
Western Union Telegraph company to
prevent landing Of the Barbados
cable.
Frankfort, KY. = Former United
States Senator Thomas H. PAINTER.
one of the most widely known lawyers
in Kentucky, died at his home here
after long illness.
New York-Street Commissioner
Leo completed summary of the cost
of the recent snowstorm in this civ.
1t cost $1,SO0,0OO to rid the streets
of Manhattan, Bronx and Brooklyn of
the fall of lbs inches.
New York-Cardinal Gibbons has
Endorsed the campaign for funds of
the American Committee for Relief
in Ireland, which will be formally
launched St Patrick's day.