The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-01-12
Detroit, Mich.-Henry Ford believe.

Detroit, Mich.-Henry Ford believes
that ''the one sure cure" for world
unrest is ito create for every able
bodied man in the world a job of some
sort"
New York-New York tonight was
the center of another snowstorm
which pushed far out to sea a curtain
of snow seriously hampering inbound
ships
! San Antonio-Randolph Robertson,
former American consul at Neuva La
redo, has been arrested on a charge
OF embezzling $4,000 of government
funds.
New York-Will Hays will soon be
asked to approve standard contract
for movie actors limiting the work
week of stars and other actors to As
hours week and Ia general condi-
| tions.
Des Moines-Charles Rawson, form
er United States senator and former
state republican chairman, discounted
rumors from Washington that he was
slated to displace John T. Adams as
national republican chairman.
Portland, Ore.-Six Christian Science
churches of Portland, defendants in a
suit brought by heirs of n. Henry
Wemme, were held to be the absolute
owners of 100000 willed them by
Wemme in circuit court decision.
Chicago-Federal Judge James h
ly moonshiner of the village of Brad.
view, caused a commotion in criminal
court by snatching a bottle of his own
distillation from the prosecuting at
torney and began drinking the evil
dence.
New York-The battleship Wyom-
ing and the cruiser Rochester sail
from the Brooklyn navy yard, van
guard of the Atlantic feet, to report
in Southern waters for the annual
maneuvers of Uncle Sans fighting
ships.
Racine, Wis.-For a second time
within fortnight an unidentified per-
son discharged weapon at North
Shore electric train in almost the
same locality from which the first
shots were fired on the evening of De-
cember 81.
Lansing, Mich-The state fire mar
shall office received reports of re-
newed attempts, of arson at Grand
Rapids and Monroe, in which cities
incendiary fires have caused damage
during the last few weeks of more
than 100000.
Hemphill, Texas-Indignantly re-
fusing to make the $4,000 bond set by
Justice w. H. Pratt, Mrs. Lillian Knox,
Lady Bountifup' of eastern Texas,
was ready to carry her fight against
the charge of Staying her husband to
court in the neighboring town of San
Augustine.
New Reinforcement officials
frankly admitted they were investi-
eating reports that Russian crown
jewels to the value of 100000 had
been smuggled into this country in the
coffin of an American sailor and
buried in the national cemetery in
Brooklyn.
Kelso, Wash.-A suspension bridge
spanning the Cowlitz river here col
lapsed beneath the weight of traffic
jam caused by a stalled automobile
Upwards of 100 2ers ons, according to
the best estimates were precipitated
into the flooded and rushing river.
New York-The upshot of the Sec
ond day spent in the United States.by
Emile Coue, Frances apostle of auto
suggestion, was revelation that the
quizzical little apothecary himself does
not chant the phrase he coined and
which half the world is reicting, day
by day, in every way, am getting
better and better"
Chicago-A chase which led from
Havana, Cuba, across the Gulf of
Mexico to New Orleans, up the Mis-
sissippi valley, east almost to New
York and then back to Chicago was
described when Richard E. Herczel
obtained a writ to prevent his STEP
mother, Mrs. Josephine w. Herczel,
leaving Chicago with the $4,000 estate
of her late husband
Sporting
Cleveland-The decision of the
Amateur Athletic Union not to issue
any more permits for amateur shows
here virtually means death knell
to boxing in Cleveland.
Foreign
Edmonton, Alta.-Motion pictures
featuring Roscoe Arbuckle will not be
allowed to appear in Alberta.
London-Plans are in the making
for the marriage of the Prince of |
Wales and an Italian princess, accord |
ing to the Daily News
London-Premier Lenin of Soviet |
Russia is reported in advices received |
in Riga to be very Ill again, says
Reuter- dispatch from Riga
Rome-The Vatican issued a denial |
of the Berlin report that Pope Plus
was soon to urge American interven-
ton to aid the economic and moral
reconstruction of Europe.
Berlin-The Rhineland commission |
has suppressed the editions of Ger
man newspapers publishing Lloyd
Georges articles dealing with |
Frances Rhineland policy.
Dublin-Two more Republican ir.
regular prisoners were executed by
the Free State authorities. The exc
cutions took place at Kilkenny. They
had been engaged in guerilla warfare
against the regulars.
Paris-A branch of the Ku Klux
Khan has been formed in Paris, aimed |
at control of American Negroes in the
Montmartre district
Berlin-The Tagebiatt has publish
ed official diplomatic kilograms from
tho socraf archives of Ruccio uboro |