The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-02-16


in connection with the Staying of o.
L, Black, automobile sales manager,
who was shot to death in the wo-
mans apartment here Christmas eve.
Mrs. Jones pleaded selfdefense.
Atlanta CAVIAR clouds hover
over Georgia. The federal prohibi-
ton enforcement squad has issued an
ultimatum to rum runners that unless
they ceased their activities requisi-
ton would be issued for baby tanks"
and machine guns now lying idle at
Camp Jesup to carry on fight to a
| finish
Sporting
Minneapohs-Th University of
Minnesota swimming team, taking five
out of eight first places, continued
triumphant on its watery way towards
second Big Ten championship by
( decisively defeating the Wisconsin
| tankmen, considered their most dan.
gerous Conference rivals, by AZ to
81 score.
! est Paul-Ralph Mangseth of the
skiing Mangseths from Coleraine, is
the boys champion Of America. He
! made a clean sweep of the event
when he won on total points and
longest standing jump on the Glen
wood slide. Sigurd OVERLY OF St.
Paul, won the six miles cross country
run by covering the distance in SO
minutes and seconds. Sverre Strom
won both individual and team honors
for the University of Wisconsin when
he gained point total of 1SS in the
college class.
Foreign
Cairo-King Fuad declined to accept
the resignation of the Egyptian min
istry.
Rome-Advices to the Stefssni agen-
cy declare the fighting in Tripoli be-
tween Italian troops and rebels has
been incessant for the last week.
Rome-The Italian chamber of depu-
ties gave it's approval to the Washing
ton conference treaties after Premier
Mussolini had spoken in favor of them.
Vienna-The River Danube is at
food stage and enormous losses have
been caused by inundation of wharves
and warehouses along the stream.
Rome-The government ordered the
arrest of 10 communists and seizure
of the communists funds following
publication by the communist interna.
tionale of manifesto against fascism.
Marseilles-The American freighter
Winnebago reported by wireless that
it had been disabled by terrific gales
while in a position between the south
coast of Ireland and Ushant. The ves-
sci requested immediate assistance.
Mexico City-An unprecedented cold
wave, accompanied by a snow storm,
has enveloped the states of Nuevo Leon
and Tamaulipas, paralyzing business
in Monterey, Tampico and other cities.
There have been several deaths from
exposure.
Paris-The mysterious disappear
ance of 100000 francs from the safe
in the Paris office of the American
Express company is reported by LIE
Matin. No clue as TO the whereabouts
of the money has as yet been found.
Munich-GeneraI Ludendorff, mill
tary hero of the Central Powers in
the world war, was driven from Aus
tria by workers. The former quarter
master general is returning to his vii
la in Munich valley after a hostile
demonstration at Klagenfurt
Rome-The authorities are contin-
uing to take into custody large num-
bers of communists on charges of plot
ting against the safety of the state.
Those apprehended at various points
include persons above the average sta
tion in life, among them being former
mayors, attorneys and professors.
Vienna Two hundred deserters
from the Hungarian army crossed the
frontier at Bruck. They were disarm-
ed and liberated, according to the
Abend. They said that Hungary was
preparing for war, that they were
peasants and were called to the colors
ostensibly for brief maneuvers but
were kept with the army Indefinitely,
ill treated and starved other desert
ers are arriving daily.
Paris-A camera that will photo
graph burglars by f1ashlight was tried
successfully by syndicate of jewel
ers. The entire installation is protect
ed by a steel case set in the walls so
the burglars cannot injure it. The
moment that steel touches the jewel
er's safe, a f1ashlight and camera are
automatically set off, The camera au-
tomatically takes six photographs sue
cessively.
London-A provisional compromise
has been reached between the Lithu.
anian government and the entente
ministers at Kovno for the regulation
Of the situation in Memel pending de-
cision of that territory's future, either
by the ambassadors conference or the
League of Nations, says the diplomatic
correspondent of the Telegraph. The
writer adds that presumably neutral
zone will be created.
Mexico City-Negro colonists are not
wanted in Mexico, the department Of
the interior has notified all customs
houses on the border, ordering the
strictest vigilence to prevent Negroes
from entering Mexico
Berlin-Siegfriend Wagr er, son of
the composer, who had expected to
sail for the United States March "a,
to conduct a series of concerts to
raise money for the Bayreuth festival
In July and August, 1924, has postpon-
al b;c trim fudafinifeIv nandinp do