Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-11-16
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OF Bavaria at Munich.
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon
was slightly bruised at Washington
when he was knocked down by a BIZ
cycle.
A Rome dispatch says Baron Ro-
malo Avezzano was appointed Italian
ambassador to the United States. sue
ceeaing Docror Ricci.
The South Wales Miners federation
at Cardiff has decided to withdraw it's
notice Of general strike, and work
VIII now continue.
Eamonn De Valera escaped from
Free State troops when they attacked
his hiding place In a house in Ayles-
bury road at Dublin.
Postal receipts for October show
the largest comparative increase this
year, the Post office department at
Washington announces.
Six new cardinals will be created
at con~-story in the Vatican Deem
Der II. Four Italians and two for
eigners will be named.
Six school children of Lafayette,
Ind, who eloped on a contract mar
rage pact" were nabbed in western
cities and returned home.
The fourth annual congress of the
third internationale has opened at
Petfograd with delegates from all the
RusSiaS and from foreign countries.
Two men were killed and one in
jured when two freight trains side
sWiped in the Pennsylvania railroad
cutout mile from Norristown, Pa.
The German representatives. in the
international labor conference at Ge-
neVa left the meeting owing to differ
ences over the use OF the German Ian
guage.
Thomas Nelson Page, author and
former ambassador to Italy, was bur-
led in Rock Greek cemetery at Wash
ington, beside the grave of his second
wife.
The American destrOyers engaged
in relief work in the Near East will
not return to home waters before
Sp1 LIS. IilC navy uCGdI lluChl az w doll-
ingtOn announces.
A Paris dispatch says the sailing
ships ST. Pean ana Laurent sank in a
storm That swept the north coast OF
Fra,lre. Cross-channel shipping was
delayed by the gale
j. p. Ellison, foreign EXCHANGE man
ager of a San Francisco steamship
company, announced that he h,
bought 100000 Russian soviet
rubles for $50 in American old.
Earle b. Maytield, Democratic nomi-
nee for the United States senate. in
dorsed by the Ku Klux Khan, cannot
have his name on the ballot. the Court
of Civic Appeals ruled at Dallas.
A Munich dispatch says, carrying
six persons, German airplane has
in making a flight over two.
of the highest Alpine peaks, the
GrossglOckner and the ca ssvenediger
Workmen employed in excavating a
basement for an apartment house in
the heart o. the West side residential
district at Helena, Mont, have uncor
cred very promising looking gold pay
streak
Revolution broke out at Tirana, and
forced the government to flee. The adj
is being set up at Berata,
Albania. Four young ringleaders Of
the uprising have been captured and
hanged. -
Valuable furs, bought in Germans
at great reductions, were seized by
customs officials from women passen-
gers of the steamship America, when
the women tried to get them in free
Of duty.
Francis Miller of Providence, r. t..
former executive board member of
the Industrial Workers Of the World,
has been Internationally released by
President Harding from Imprisonment
in LeavenWorth prison for war acts.
Dublin Irish insurgents attempted to
kill Gen. Richard Mulcahy, commander
in chief of the Free State army, dur
ing the night when they bombed his
house and fired rifle volleys into it.
Free State troops drove off the at
tackerS.
Seven men were sentenced to jail
at Buffalo, N. Y, for terms ranging
from one year to seven years, for par
ticipation in frauds by which vOuch
ers were put through the city treas
urer's. department for $4,000 for
goods that were not delivered.