The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-23
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Washington
Washington-Republ of the SEN
ate finance committee refuse to recon
slider high tariff rate on aluminium
which has been criticized both within
and without the party.
Washington-Ship subsidy bill, ur.
gently demanded by the president, jeo-
pardized by prohibition issue raised
by governments sale of liquor on
shipping boards ships, threatens to
force big fight and may prevent mer-
chant marine relief.
Washington-State department gets
hopeful reports from Cuba from Gen
eral Crowder.
Washington = President Harding s
leadership is facing acid test in both
houses of congress in the struggle over
and liquor question.
Washington-Nomina Of Fred
Starek, of Ohio, to be director of the
war finance corporation, was confirm
ed by the senate Mr.. Starek, a form
er Washington Newspaper correspon-
dent and widely known in political
circles will fill the vacancy caused by
Lean.
Washington-Expend for car
rying on the ordinary business Of the
government for the current fiscal year
will be nearly S1,7OO,000,000 less than
last year, or about $100,000,000 more
than the latest estimate by Director
Of the Budget Dawes, treasury officials
forecast.
shington-President Harding and
members of congress and the diploma
tic corps are to be invited to attend
and take part in memorial services
here for the late Mrs. Lillian Russell
Moore.
Washington-A bill granting fed
eral charter to the Siberian Veterans
association, an organization of service
men limited to those who served with
the American Expeditionary forces in
Siberia, has been submitted to the
senate. The organization claims a
membership of $500 and has establish
ed posts in nearly every state.
Washington-State department and
Chinese officials here are inclined to
credit and to approve the reported ap-
pointment of DR.. WI Ting Fang as
premier of China, although no official
confirmation has been received The
United States is observing strict neu-
trality in regard to the internal af-
fairs of China.
Washington-Decisi as to wheth-
er the bonus bill shall have the right
of way or await passage of the tariff
bill, probably will be made by the
republican caucus within few days,
SO insistent has become the demand
for affirmative action.
Domestic
Nogales, Ariz.-Fearing an armed
clash between factions of the Chinese
royalist and republican parties, police
and soldiers arrested Is Chinese across
the border in Nogales, Sonora. The
orientals were armed with pistols. III
feeling is said to have grown out OF
tong wars in California as well as en-
nifty between the groups supporting
the two opposing parties in China. The
police said there have been 10 murders
recently in Sonora chargeable to the
feud
Marquette, Mich.-Governor Gros.
beck has ordered a detachment of 10
state police, now stationed at Negau.
nee, moved to Marquette and quarter
ed in barracks on the grounds of the
Marquette prison. This step was TAX
en-, the governor explained, so that
troopers will be at hand when needed
in an emergency. Barracks will not
be built within the prison walls. The
Marquette prison has 500 inmates,
most of them long termers sentenced
for major crimes.
Little Rock, Ark.-Walter Allen,
aged II, of Prairie Grove, Ark, was
killed when three inch shrapnel shell
which the lad picked up on the fern
er artillery range near Camp Pike ex-
ploded, blowing away one hand and
badly mutilating his body.
Cincinnati, Ohio-The ship subsidy
bill now pending in Congress was con-
demned by resolution adopted una
nimously by the American Federation
Of Labor as inimical to public inter.
ests and destructive Of the nations
hope for sea power.
Topeka, Kan.-The Supreme court
denied Alexander Howatt, deposed
Kansas mine union official, and his as.
sociates rehearing of his case, ap.
pealed from the Crawford county dis
trict court, where he was given a jail
sentence for violating a court injunc
ton by calling a strike.
Los Angeles-Noah's ark, built to
save human and animal life from the
flood of ancient Biblical times, still
is extant, 10000 years after its con
struction. This is the belief of DR.
w. C. Getzinger, Psychologist, now Wis
iting here. His conclusion is based
he declares, on recent discoveries fol
lowing 35 years of research work.
San Francisco-Dozens of special
trains following each other eastward
were carrying tbs Shriners homeward
from their golden jubilee. while the
imperial officers and others boarded
two specially chartered steamships for
Honolulu.