The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-11-23
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Washington
Washington-Secreta of War j. W.
Weeks urges less duplication in army
and navy air service in Panama and
on coasts.
misunderstanding of Agricul-
ture H. C. Wallace raps attacks made
on grain market system in Meyer-Mon-
dell report.
ashington-Stormy session of con-
gress in prospect if President Coolidge
backs Secretary A. W. MELONS propos-
al to shelve the bonus and reduce
taxes.
Observation-Disclosures President Will
sons Armistice day utterances not
likely to change administration and
congressional attitude on foreign pol
icy.
Representative F. H.
Funk (rep., Ill., urged President Coo
lidge to support S25, 100000 appropria-
ton to aid starving children of Ger
many. ...
Washington-After II years Of con-
troversy, involving appeals to congress
and litigation of the courts, the SUI
preme court decided that William E.
Woodbridge, deceased, had abandoned
his invention for firing projectiles from
rified cannon and that his estate was
not entitled to any compensation from
the government for its use.
Washington-Senator j. 7. Helm,
(dem., Ala) announced in a formal
statement that he would ask the SEN
ate to investigate "the activities OF
a certain nationally known republican
politician in land frauds, and the al
legged suppression Of the reports OF
the postal inspectors on the same"
He said complaints had reached men,
bers of the house and senate from the
agricultural sections. He refused to
mention any names.
Domestic
San Diego, Calif.-Starting for the
Coronado islands target grounds, the
United States destroyer Sumner went
aground on a mud bank near the San
Diego marine base.
Milwaukee-The first four days of
the deer hunting season in Wisconsin
have been marked with five fatalities,
according to reports received here.
This number excels the total reported
fatalities for the entire season of 1922.
napolis-Governor Warren T.
McCray's assets aggregate less than
$4,000, except for two or three items
classified as Indefinite" it was stated
in a letter sent his creditors by a
committee appointed to administrate
his affairs for the creditors.
Philadelphia-A resolution demand
ing that the United States join the
Court of international Justice was
adopted at the closing session OF the
meeting of the American Council Of
the World Alliance for international
friendship through the churches.
New York-Each person in the Unit
ed States would have SIS if the total
deposits in the savings departments
of banks and trust companies were
ulation, according to figures OF the
Savings bank division of the Bankers
association.
New York-Emanuel H. Kessler,
known to federal authorities as MAN
ME, king of the bootleggers," and his
chief co-worker, Morris Sweetwood,
bought impartial liquor for $4,000 and
sold it at a profit of $470,000, Assistant
Federal Attorney Clark declared in
opening the prosecution in federal
court
Lincoln, Neb.-A G. Eckhardt of
Dekalf, H., former secretary of the
United States Grain Growers, Inc, lost
his $4,000 suit against Professor H.
C. Filley of the University OF Ne
braska and the Nebraska Farm Bureau
federation.
New York - A unique manhunt
aboard the steamship Manchuria end
ed when Albert Rosenberg, who es-
capped from a cabin cell four days ago
and secreted himself down below"
appeared on deck and attempted to
dive over the side as the vessel stood
at the pier.
New York-Samuel Miller, who was
passing out 100000 marks for 1 cent
at a street corner when policeman
arrested him for failure to produce a
peddler's license, was fined the equiv.
alent of 16,000,0 100000 marks by Magis-
trate Oberwager. That amounts to 81
in American money.
Berlin = -Menacing letters from
anti-Semites received by Professor AL
bert Einstein, since his return from
Russia, several days ago, have CON
WINGED the scientist of the ACCESSIBILITY
of his leaving Germany. The letters
contain clear limitations that at
tempts would be made on his life.
Mitchell Field, N. Y-.Lieutenant
Frank Hunter, one of the armys fore
most "aces," who left here in pur
suit plane, bound for his home station
at Selfridge field, Detroit, Mich, wa:
injured when his plane fell at Chafee
N. Y, near Buffalo, N. Y.
Chicago-While walking near Fill
more street and Crawford avenue
Mrs. Gait crime Rita, aged 38, holding
a two year old girl in her arms, drop
ped dead upon the sidewalk. Polic'
found the baby standing beside her
crying and pulling at her clothes.
Chicago-Opposition to religious ed
ucation in the public schools was ex
pressed by General Secretary Hugh S
Magill, representing the Internationa
Sunday School Council of Religion
Education, before religious educator
from all sections meeting here in ;