The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-07-27
Domestic


Domestic
Crawfordville, Ind.-Four members
of the crew of a freight train on the
Pennsylvania railroad were killed
when the engine left the track and
northeast of here.
Topeka-Reports to the state board
Of agriculture indicate that Kansas
farmers intend to decrease their
wheat acreage this fall because of un-
favorable prices according to monthly
crop review.
Chicago-The prince of Wales will
receive a personal invitation to visit
Chicago next fall if he makes an Amer
lean tour, officials of the Union
League club announced here.
New York-For the first time in
history American artists have been
asked to exhibit at the second biennial
exposition of fine arts. to open at
Rome, Nov. 4. Frederic E. Triebel,
sculptor, has been chosen high COM
missioner OF the exposition.
Indianapolis-Leas Of the building
and land occupied by Valparaiso uni
versity at Valparaiso, Ind, to the Sock
laboratories of Chicago, will not
result in the closing of the institu-
ton, according to its president, DR..
H. NJ. Evans.
Philadelphia-Samu Walter Wash
ington, aged 20, descendant of Gen.
eral George Washington's two broth
ers, John Augustine Washington on
his fathers side and Colonel Samuel
Washington on his mothers side, died
at Charleston, w. Va. Samuel Walter
Washington was q lawyer.
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.-Wallace
O'Dell of Tarrytown, N. Y, was nomi
mated for president OF the National
Editorial association. Nominees fo1
other offices, all of whom are expected
to be unanimously elected, are: Vice
president, George Marble, Fort Scott
Kan; secretary, Herbert c.. Hotaling
st. Paul, Mimi, and treasurer, w. w
Aikens, Franklin, Ind.
Port Huron, Mich.-Immigratio Of
smuggling of immigrants into the Uni
ted States in violation of the quota
laws by way of this port. State pc
lice patroling the ST. Claire river il
search of rum runners saw IL persons
landing from rowboat at Robert:
Landing here. The II boarded a trucl
but wer taken into custody at Anchor
Vile.
New York-Rudolph Valentino
screen star, whose rise to fame afte
his appearance in The Four Horse
men of the Apocalypse" was cut shor
by mis- breaking off relations with thu
Famous Players-Lasky corporation, il
to act again. This time he will ar
pear as a star for the recently formet
Ritz-Carlton Pictures. Inc, headed b.
John D. Williams.
Los Misunderstanding into nos
dive after wandering from his cours
in a dense high fog, Jack McGregory
well known aviator went crashing
1900 feet to his death on the jagge
rocks of a canyon near Lake Tahoe.
Chicago-Proposals of the Chicag
sanitary district for regulating tn
water level of the Great Lakes throug
"compensating works" in the 81
Clair, Niagara and st. Lawrenc
rivers, have been favorably receive
in Canada.
New York-Mme. Gamma Walsks
prima donna, wife Of Harold F. M
Cormick, Chicago millionaire, as quie
ly slipped out of New York as sh
slipped in. The singer, whose a
tempts at a comeback in Paris me
with a cold reception, left on tn
Twentieth Century for Chicago, az
companied by her husband and nun
Der of servants. Nine. Walska lei
without confirming the radio said t
have been signed by her on board tn
Olympic, that she would fill leadin
part in a new musical comedy.
Jew Orleans-Federal prohibitio
officers seized the yacht Ambassado,
said to be owned by Rex M. Earlinge
a retired business man of Chicago, o
charges that it had been used for rul
running.
New York-Magistrate Oberwage
wrote deceased" across TIE record {
an investigation of charges that Smit
Weigand, broker, had defrauded LII
tie Joe' Jacobs a waiter, out of b
100000 lifetime savings, bur not unit
Weigand's lawyer had forced into tt
record a charge that Weigand ha
been driven to suicide BY mass I
false charges.