The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-06-29
Sports

worlds lightweight title against Lew
Tender of Philadelphia at the Yankee
stadium. A dozen men were in his
retinue.
New London-Yale freshmen eight
defeated the Harvard freshmen by
four lengths in the annual race. Both
crews splashed badly at the start and
Harvard edged her shell out into
fair lead. They soon settled down to
steady rowing and Yale began to pull
up and took the lead. Yale rapidly
rowed away from her rival and soon
had lead of three lengths. The New
Haven men rowed 80 stroke while
Harvard kicked up fuss with her
sweeps and fell steadily behind. In
the last quarters of mile Yale be-
gan to pull away and had the race
handily won. The official time: Yale,
1910, Harvard, 1928 2-5.
Foreign
Buenos Aires-Regular' troops in
the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do
Sui have captured the city of Kle
CRETE after a sanguinary battle with
the revolutionaries, according to dis
patches from the border.
London-Robert Smile, noted labor
leader and president of the Scottish
Miners federation, has been elected
to parliament, from the Morpeth dis
trict, polling 20,053 votes against 49,
0S7 for Mr.. Thornborough, the liberal
candidate.
London-Spanish airmen on the
Tizziazza, Morocco, front report that
the tribesmen are again gathering
near the Spanish lines, says Madrid
dispatch to the Times. The Spani-
ards continue to reinforce their posi-
lions around Taflelt.
Madrid-A difficult situation in the
Riffian area in Morocco between
France and Spain was complicated by
advices from Tangiers that the French
are forming special police. The
French have given out this action was
taken to prevent thefts, but it is be-
lieVed it will result in clashes with
similar Spanish organizations. Such
outbreaks would be fatal to har-
monious action by the London cou-
ference.
Budapest-A putsch engineered by
former Premier Frederick to put tina
late Emperor Charles oldest son on
the Hungarian throne has been dis
covered Fifty leaders are in prison.
but the more prominent involved
were released on their own recogni-
zances. The putsch was not aimed
at Admiral Regent Horthy, who is le-
gatimist himself. but to unseat the
moderate Bethlen cabinet. The po-
lice discovered correspondence with
former Queen Zita, who approved OF
the plan.
Edinburg-The Glasgow Weekly
Record has been ordered to pay Miss
Hetty King. music hall artist, $4,000
for printing an interview in which she
was made to criticize American audi
ences for dullness and unresponslve-
ness in consequence OF prohibition.
She testified that she gave no such
interview and asserted that it was in
complete contradiction of the facts.
She sued for $4,000.
Paris-The French avitor who
hope to fly over the north pole. ac-
cording to Excelsior, is Lieutenant De
Payer. The officer plans to make his
trial base at Virvin bay, Spitzbergen,
which is 72O miles from the pole. 1t
is hoped that the expedition, which
will employ two planes, will be able
to start next summer.
Shanghai-Upwards Of 70 Chinese
captives of the Shantung bandits on
Paotzuku mountains. are in a desper-
ate plight and several have gone In
sane since the foreign prisoners were
released recently, according to adj
vices received by the Shanghai Ro-
tary club.
Moscow-By an agreement which
Colonel William N Haskell, director
of the American relief administration
in Russia, signed with Acting Prem
Ter Loe Kammanev, the soviet gov
eminent assumes all claims which
may be brought against the American
relief administration after that organ
ization leaves Russia.
Paris-The mississippi Trot' and
the Frisco" are among the new
dances for next season, approved by
the third International Congress of
Dancing Masters at the Champs Ely
see gallery. Despite their American
names, both were proposed by Euro
peans, the former by Nine. Gottliebsen
of Copenhagen and the latter by M.
Valentine of Frnace.
London-Edwin Fitzgerald, seventh
duke of Leicester, with two other
men, was committed in the Bow street
police court to Old Bailey for trial on
charges of conspiring to obtain q
600 pounds automobile by fraud. 1t
was alleged that he Immediately sold
the car, dividing the proceeds with
his associates.
Tokio-The Canadian Pacific liner.
Empress of Australia, which went
ashore on a sandbar near Ursga in
heavy mist, has been relocated and is
proceeding to Yokohama, according to
late dispatches.
Santiago. Chile-It is expected the
newly organized cabinet will be over.
thrown by vote in the senate of lack
of confidence in the government, al
though the chamber Of deputies. 1t is
believed will adopt vote Of conf
dence. A majority of the senate In
opposition to President Alessandri, IL
demanding representation in the cab
met.