The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-06-10
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Washington-Decrease in wholesale
meat prices here and abroad is shown
by the official report figures for April.
Washington-Robert M Goshorn
was nominated today by President
Harding to be land office register at
Kalispell, Mont
ashington-President Harding has
signed an order transferring the naval
oil reserves from the interior depart
ment to the navy department
Observation-Disclosures of bouquets
were laid at the feet of President and
Mrs. Harding by $4,000 school children,
who serenaded the White House with
patriotic songs.
ashington-Bankers of the middle
west and northwest are to be invited to
Washington to confer with President
Harding on financial problems, it was
said at the treasury
Washington-An excess of 1857 in
the number of Italian immigrants to
be permitted to land this month has
applied for admission to this country
at New York and Boston
Washington Collections of income
and profits taxes during May fell off
by $24,000,000 compared with May of
last year and by nearly $3.50, 100000
during the IL months of the present ifs
cal year according to treasury figures.
Washington-Wa department Off
Gals were awaiting a report from spe-
cial investigators at Aberdeen, Md,
army proving grounds to ascertain the
circumstances of the explosion there Of
an aerial bomb, which resulted in the
death of five men and the serious in
jury of 10 others.
Washington-A million dollars for
relief of Pueblo's flood sufferers will
be appropriated by resolutions in the
house and senate it was agreed at a
White House conference between
President Harding, Senator S. D. Nj
cholson, Senator Lawrence Phipps and
Representative G. A. Hardy. Plans are
to rush the resolutions through the
committee today. Provision is made
for the war department to administer
the fund.
Sporting
New York-Benny Leonard had
very unchampionlike victory to his
credit, having barely shaded Rocky
Kansas of Buffalo in II rounds at Har-
rison, N. ].
st. Cloud, France-William Tilden,
worlds grass court tennis champion,
added new laurels to his crown
when he defeated M. Washer of Bel
GUM in the worlds hard court cham
pionships here.
Domestic
Topeka repres enting en-
ployers in Kansas filed brief indicating
their intention to fight the Industrial
court law.
New York-The battleship Tenpes-
see, which recently completed its trial
trips off the New England coast has
left to join the Pacific fleet.
Montgomery, Ala.-The South of the
COS and it's children dedicated one of
its most precious shrines-the first
White House Of the Confederacy.
New York-The milford biological
expedition sailed for South America to
explore the headwaters of the Amazon
and seek Theodore RooseveIt's famous
River of Doubt.
Mineola, N. Y.-Miss Laura Brom-
well, holder of the loop-the-loop record
for women, and one of the best known
women pilots in the world, was killed
at Mitchell field.
Huntington Beach, Calif-One per-
son was killed and eight injured when
an airplane engaged in stunt flying
crashed to the beach here in the midst
of a throng of spectators.
Pittsburgh-Loss by fire which par
TALLY destroyed the plant of the Nc
Keesport Tin Plate company at Nc
Keesport, a suburb, was estimated at
nearly 100000 by officials of the
company.
Chicago William Hale Thompson
suffered his first reverse at the polls
since his election as mayor in 1915,
when a coalition judicial ticket swept
Chicago carrying every Thompson can
didate to defeat
Chicago-Airplane police to regulate
aerial traffic, assist in hunting down
bank robbers and auto bandits and to
patrol the lake front for persons and
fCooCIo III uISlISSS Will D6 duuSu W tu6
Evanston police department.
Tulsa-For the first time an official
list of casualties in the race riot in Tul-
sa was made public by National Guard
officials. The list was forwarded to
Adjutant General c. F. Barrett 1t
places the number of known white
dead at nine and the Negro dead at 26.
Cheyenne, Wyo-Trapped on a
wooded island in the North Platte
river near Bridgeport, Neb., Abraham
Saulsito and Felipe Blanco, wanted
here on murder charge, surrendered
to deputy sheriff, who swan to the
island with pistol in his teeth
Hutchinson, Kan.-Members of the
National Wheat Growers association
voted to continue their 100 per cent
compulsory crop pooling system.
Cincinnati, Ohio-James s. Hastings
Uuke McLuke) widely known as a
newspaper man and humorist, died at
Cincinnati hospital He was So
years old.
Hoboken-A small fire of undeter-
mined origin slightly damaged the
steamship George Washington, which
twice carried former President Wilson
to France and back.
Portland, Ore.-Joe Peters, pilot.
was injured probably fatally, and two
passengers were hurt when Peters aip
plane crashed at the Rose City speed
way during motorcycle race meet.
Birmingham, Alan G. Hodges. as
sistant citv editor of tho Rirr, IN c-bor,