The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-03-03

Cleveland, Ohio-Mrs. Jessie Sea
man, 3S years old, who admits being
the wife of eight men, whom she mar
ried without obtaining a divorce, was
sentenced from one to seven years.
Waco, Tex-Miss Marcine Mat.
thews, II years old, shot and instantly
killed j. S. Crosslin during proceedings
in the district court here He was
charged with criminally attacking the
girl two years ago.
Chicago-Secretary Of Commerce
Herbert Hoover said that the jeopardy
of war has been most assuredly driv.
en- beyond our generation by the &C
complishments! of the arms confer
ence, in an address.
Chicago-Four armed men raided
the offices of the Bowman Dairy com.
pany, held up six employees of the
company, forced the manager to open
the office safe under threats of death
and then escaped with approximately
$4,000
Chicago-The United Mine Workers
of America do not want the nations
railroad employees to join them in a
strike, John L. Lewis, president of the
miners, said in an address opening the
conference of leaders of mine and rail-
way unions.
Chicago-The Hotel Sherman com.
pany, operating the Sherman hotel,
was charged with selling II .457 gallons
Of whisky in violation of the prohibit.
tion act, in criminal information filed
by Charles F. Clyne, United States
district attorney.
New York = Mary Pickford and
Douglas Fairbanks, her husband, prov.
ed so popular in federal court. where
the motion picture star is defending a
$10S,000 suit for commissions, that re.
serve marshals were called to restrain
overdemonstrative crowds.
Norfolk, Va.-Thirty-four men were
killed, eight were injured seriously
and three were uninjured or only
slightly bruised when the giant army
airship Roma, with her crew and a
number of civilians, totaling As in all
aboard, plunged from thousand feet
or more in the air to the ground at
the Hampton Roads naval base.
Sporting
New York = Stanislas Zbyszko
worlds heavyweight wrestling cham
pion, plans to retire undefeated in
May and to place his title in the care
Of his younger brother, Valdez.
Philadelphia-Billy Misko. st. Paul,
heavyweight, won his bout from Cap
tain Bob Roper, Chicago, on a foul.
Roper was disqualified by the referee
and sent from the ring at the end of
the sixth round.
New York-By virtue Of his victory
over Willie Jackson, one Of New
Works most aggressive lightweights,
Charlie White of Chicago is to meet
Benny Leonard in titls contest at
madison Square Garden on March II.
Northwest
Red Lodge, Mont.-Dick Van Rize.
wski, employed in sawmill near here,
was killed when he fell forward on a
circular saw.
Des Moines, Iowa-Roy Maupin, "a
Negro, was found guilty of the murder
Hayes was slugged and robbed on Jan.
20.
Edgewood, Iowa-The towns of Lit.
tie Port, Export, CARRIER and Oster-
dock, along the Turkey river and
northeast of here were severely dam.
aged by floods.
Green Bay, Wis.-Property damage
wrought by the sleetstorm in the Ap.
pleton district, communication with
which was established from Green Bay
will exceed $2,OOO,OOO, it was reliably
reported.
Foreign
Tokio-Japan has accepted the invi-
tation of the Italian government to at
tend the financial conference ct Genoa.
Calcutta-One hundred and sixty
prisoners belonging to the nonco-oper.
ationists have been released from the
Faridpur jail on the signing of certain
promises.
London-A proposed reduction in
the British army of $4,000 officers and
men was announced by Sir Laming
Worthington Evans, the British min.
lister of war.
San Salvador - Advices received
here from Guatemala say that 500 rev.
dictionaries were repulsed in an at
tack on the Plaza Escuinila in an at
tempt to capture the fort
Berlin-The French government in
formed Germany that it had requested
Italy to postpone the Genoa economic
conference for reasons stated in Prem
Ter Poincare's recent memorandum.
I Wilma, Lithuania-The diet by
vote of 6S out of 102 decided for the
complete Incorporation of Lithuania
with Poland. The resolution accepts
the Polish legislation of 1921 and repu.
dates all Russian or Lithuanian
claims.
Paris-The French government has
authorized the Credit-National to float
new loan of S,OOO,OeO,OOO francs to
meet the expenses of the extraordi.
nary budget of 1922 for reconstruction,
pensions and cost of the army of occu.
patton.
Moscow-The American relief ad.
ministration now is feeding persons in
distress in western Siberia. A kitchen
has been established by the admins
tration 100 miles east of Cheliabinsk,
across the Ural mountains in the Kir.
ghiz territory.
Lima, Peru-Former Premier Ven
izelos Of Greece has arrived here. He
was rendered banquet by the Ameri-
can charge d'affairs. He intends to
sail for Chile.
Paris-President Millerand has re.
fused to commute the sentence of Hen.
ri Landru, the "bluebeard of Gambais,"