The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-04-20
Foreign

Manila-Two destroyer divisions OF
the United States Asiatic fleet sailed
from here after wintering in Philip
pine waters. The 45th division left for
Shanghai and the 3Sth for Yokohama.
Paris-Passengers from the liner
France returned to Paris disgruntled
after waiting two days for the ship to
sail. The liner was ready to depart
when the stokers refused to pay the
new French tax on wages.
Paris-The graves Of American
nurses who died in France during the
war were decorated in the Suresnes
cemetery at an impressive ceremony
at which al the American organiza-
| tions in Paris were represented. May.
or Julia, c. Stinson presided.
| Budapest-A crowd led by deputies
of the opposition broke into the palace
of Prince Soribey in Bucharest, &C.
cording to dispatches received here,
and was destroying the interior of the
palace when the police arrived. In the
fight that followed five persons were
killed.
Berne, Switzerland-Math Nc
Cormick, daughter of Harold F. Nc.
Cormick of Chicago, is reported in a
Zurich dispatch to have gone to Lon
don, accompanied by Max Oser, her
Swiss fiance, and Oser's cousin, Frau
lein Mangold, presumably in further
ance of her wedding arrangements.
Dublin-Irregulars seized two bust
ness houses in Headford, Galway, ad-
! joining a bank where troops were
chartered. A fight followed in which
four irregulars were killed and four
Free State troops were injured. The
two houses and their contents were
burned.
Milan-Members of the American
delegation to the Chamber OF Com
merce congress visited Milan as guests
of the American Chamber of Com,
merce. At a meeting in the Grand
hotel the Americans declared they had
received satisfactory impression OF
the Italian situation.
Paris-Five ministers Of the Poin
care cabinet journeyed to distant
parts of France and standing beneath
monuments to the war dead and un
, yelled in their presence, solemnly In
/ formed the thousands of French citi
zens that 1.-The Ruhr will be evacuated
only when Germany has fulfilled hel
reparation obligations"
Moscow-Director Glenn of the state
/ trade department, and M. Zolmanoff
manager for the department at the
: recent Mimi Novogorod fair, hav'
t been condemned to death by cour
5 on a charge of having accepted bribe
and corruption in office. All IA OH
4 Gals of the department. were on trial
I Havana Special dispatches from
: Camaguey report that the destruction
: of sugar cane by fire still continue
5 throughout the district. The losse
through the fires are placed at NOR
e than 100000 arrobas of cane, am
t sugar production in the Camague
district will be greatly reduced. Al
] arroba is equal to about 25 pounds.
b Sofia-Ths Bulgarian population i
|, western Thrace, especially in the re
d gion of Dedeagatch, is subject to e1
r termination, whole villages being d.
ported. Representatives of universit!
J, academy and scientific association
s. and various Bulgarian benevolent an
S professional societies are united !
o protesting to President Harding an
e the heads of the Allied governments
r asking for Intervention to prevent tn
Greek atrocities.
Il Paris-There will be no dayligf
r saving time in France this year. Thi
II was finally decided upon at a cabine
e meeting at President Millerand's sun
g mer residence at Rambouillet.
London-The air ministry within
,e few days will announce the offer OF
le prize of $4,000 pounds ($235,000) fe
ID a successful helicopter device 81
y abling airplanes to rise vertically frol
ID the ground.
i'd London-The Graphic announce
,e he marriage in London of Sir Henri
st Sharp to Mrs. Margaret Armstron
r. Ham, who is described as wealth
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