The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-09-14
Condensed Resume of the Important
Events In the Nation and State.


Gus, which was staged at McCook
field.
Roanoke, Va.-Three men were kill
ed and 20 were injured by an explo-
sion in the blast furnace of the Pu-
laski Iron company, Pulaski, Va, ac-
cording to reports received here by
telephone. The plant was wrecked
and rescue workers are experiencing
great difficulty in searching the ruins.
The message added that five men are
missing.
Observation-Disclosures appeal
ing for funds for Japanese relief issued
by President Coolidge who is using
all means at disposal of government
to reach and assist the victims of the
earthquake, fire and flood. Communi-
cation not yet established and the fate
of those in the affected area unknown
alike to state department and Japan
csc embassy.
Sports
delphia-Howard Ehmke OF
the Boston Red Sox received credit
for the second no-hit, no-run game
pitched in this city during the week
when he shut out the Athletics to O..
The game was similar to the perform
ance of Sam Jones of the Yankees in
that one man walked and one reached
first on an error.
Lincoln, Neb.-Jimmy Delaney Of
st. Paul, won 10 round referees de-
cision over Jimmy Shirley of Denver
here in the main event of the Amer
lean Legion boxing bill. Both of the
fighters are light heavyweights. De-
laney outboxed and outfought Shirley
throughout the entire 10 rounds. Shir-
ley's knockout punch was not in evil
dence at any time during the fight.
Foreign
Venice-Four airmen, including two
officers were killed when two airplanes
collided 1000 feet in the air and fell
into a lagoon.
Honolulu-The volcano of Kilulafa
| is very active. The first eruption &C.
CURED 10 days ago. Then there was
lull. Lava is pouring back into the
pit rapidly.
Shanghai-Refugee from Yokohama
are proceeding to Kobe, the Japanese
consulate here is advised. Three
shiploads are expected to sail for
China
Rome-A message from Tirana, AL
bania, to the Stefani agency says an
autopsy has established that the mem
bers of the Italian boundary mission,
the massacre of which precipitated the
present Italo-Greek crisis, were killed
by explosive bullets.
Osaka-The Japanese government
has proclaimed a 80 day moratorium
for payments falling due from Sept
applicable outside the zone of the
disaster.
Shanghai = Chao-Heng-ti, military
governor of Human province, has fed
from Changsha, the capital, leaving
the province under the control of Sun
Vat Sen, South Chinese constitution.
al leader. The new situation has ere.
ated profound sensation in Chinese
circles here.
Copenhagen The late President
Harding is included in list of about
30 persons who are being proposed
as recipients of the Nobel Peace prize,
says the Christiana Aftenposten.
Others in the newspapers list include
Jane Adams and Secretary C. E.
Hughes.
Naples-On the arrival of his ship
here, the commander of the President
Wilson handed over to the police IA
foreigners belonging to the crew of
the Martha Washington who were ar
rested by order of the Italian consul
general at Algiers, accused of mutiny
and rebellion during the voyage. All
were sent to prison.
London-The Japanese embassy an
nounced that in the newly constructed
Japanese cabinet, Baron Kenjiro Den,
besides being minister of agriculture
and commerce, also holds the portfolio
of justice and that XII Unukai, besides
being minister of communications,
holds the portfolio of education.
Nagasaki-Premier Yamamoto ap-
peals to the people to. exercise self
control. 1--WE must show the world"
he adds, "that even in times of dis
turbance and distress the Japanese
people are able to keep a balanced
mind by doing what is right, obeying
orders and showing their love for
peace"
Moscow-In reply to the note sent
by Foreign Minister Tchitcherin to
Great Britain protesting against the
raising of the British flag on Wrangell
island by an expedition of Vilhjalmur
Stefansson, the explorer, Great Britain
has informed Russia that the expedi-
ton was a private affair, and that 1t
does not touch the question Of Rus.
sia's sovereign rights over the island.
However, any attempt by Russia to
hamper the work of the expedition,
the British note says, would be viewed
by Great Britain with the utmost grav-
ity.
of the first and most successful pa
tients to undergo DR.. Serge Voronov's
gland operation for regeneration, died
in London His period of renewed
youth lasted two years. In 1920, wher
he was IA years of age, M. Liardet was
bald, walked with a faltering step, his
face was wrinkled and his cheeks fab.
by. DIR. Voronov operated and grated
monkey gland in him, and in less
than a year his hair was growing, his
face firm, his skin soft and he walked
firmly. He astonished physicians who
examined him His collapse was sud