The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-04-27

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New York-Narcotic drugs and
opium pipes, some exquisitely carved,
valued at $2,500,000. were burned in
the furnaces at police headquarters.
The opium, hasheesh, heroin, NOR
phine and other drugs seized in last
years raids by the narcotic squad, was
included.
Sporting
Salt Lake City, Utah-That Jack
Dempsey will fight Tom Gibbons in
Shelby, Mont, on July 4, was the opin-
ion expressed by Mike Collins of Chi
cago. Collins has conferred with
Jack Kearns, manager Of the cham
pion, and a figure was set by Kearns
for the champions end. 10y ]. Mo
lumby, representing the Shelby inter
est in the fight, agreed to the amount
named by Kearns, which was not
made public.
New York-Seventy thousand fans,
the greatest gathering ever at base
ball game, and, with the exception oil
the Dempsey Carpenter fight, the
greatest crowd ever at a sporting
event in this country, was present at
the dedication of the new. Yankee
stadium and the opening of the Amer
lean league baseball season.
Chicago-Charley Harvey Of New
York, manager of "Bermondsey Billy
Wells, welterweight champion of Eng.
land, was probably fatally injured in
an automobile accident in Chicago.
according to dispatch from the Win
dy City. Harvey's skull was fractured
and he was rushed to a hospital in a
dying condition. Physicians said Har'
vey also sustained internal INJURIES.
Foreign
London-Alexander P. Moore, the
new American ambassador to Spain,
has arrived in London. Post Wheeler,
charge d'affaires, will give recep-
ton in his honor.
Dublin-The funeral of Liam Lynch,
chief of staff of the republican forces,
who died from wounds inflicted by
Free State troops, was conducted at
Kilcrumper.
Moscow-A workers mass demon
stration was conducted at Veshneud'
insky, passing a resolution to be for
warded to the central executive com
mittee, demanding the death sentence
for Patriarch Tikhon.
c., Miniature air
planes, without pilot or motor, were
dropped from an observation balloon
| at an altitude of 500 feet and re
NAMED in the air from three to foul
minutes. The demonstration was Civ
en- at the Saint Cyr flying field.
Essen-Burial services were con
Quoted for the 14th victim Of the
/ shooting by the French at the KrupI
works a fortnight ago. Many of thu
mans fellow workers and members o
the Krupp directorate and city Off
Gals attended the funeral.
| Moscow-Premier Lenine is out o
danger and Russia may hope that b.
J soon will return to the leadership, Lee
Kamenex, acting premier and pres1
| dent of the Moscow soviet, informe
the communist congress. Lenine'
] powerful influence is easily apparen
in the congress.
Berlin-Under the slogan "Mor
Land for Settlers" the German Ns
tional Union for Settlers won its frs
battle when the minister OF the intel
ior opened a list for petition prepars
tory to a national referendum on tn
distribution of land. This is the frs
time the referendum clause OF the II
publican constitution has been al
piled.
London-The News of the World,
, London Sunday newspaper, has al
nounced that former Prime Ministe
), David Lloyd George intends to Wis
the United States and Canada ne1
September. The visit will not b
lengthy but he will speak in certai
: big cities in both countries, includin
Chicago, New York, Washingto
Montreal and Toronto, visiting tt
e National Exhibition of Canada in tt
latter city.
Nice-Three pilot, Captain Mado
M. De Gaillard and M. Picard, took
l. in their machines TO- Milan, the fir
u Jump in the round the world flight
the flying circus" organized by Ca
q tain Bapt. Madon and Gaillard, ho'
n ever, soon developed motor troub
e and had to turn back. They made
l. bad landing and their airplanes We
n wrecked. Picard, who was accol
q panied by three Italian machines, co
o tinued the fight to Milan.
e London-Plans for the recepti'
and wedding breakfast to follow t
1t marriage of the Duke of York al
d Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon now
s. complete and only await the approx
II of King George. This function W
10 occur at buckingham palace and t
lie wedding will be so arranged that
e. guests can arrive at the palace
n later than 1 p. m. The state dlni
f. room and the great supper room
be utilized.
re Honolulu-Sister Bonaventura, ag
IS 80. is dead here. She was a memr
rs of the party of the first Francisc
rs sisters who arrived here 40 yea
ee ago and mas been in the Molaki lei
Id service. She was born in Syracu
In. Y. Her secular name was Agr
n Carrier.
IS. Berlin-German husbands must 81
w their wives one-third of their incon
er to maintain the family table. That
3D. the law and the German pewspapt
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