The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-11-16

OHlO Stdte ..... 900
Indiana ........ 1 2 1888
Purdue ......... O0O
Northwestern :. 0 600
Omaha, Neb.-Billy Miske, st. Paul
heavyweight, knocked out Bill Bren-
nan in the fourth round of their 10
round bout here. 1t was the first fight
either man had participated in for sew
eral months. Brennan did not appear
to be in condition. The fighting was
all at close range, both Brennan and
Miske hooking with rights to the head.
Foreign
Buenos Aires-The Argentine gov
eminent has suspended for six months
the decree promulgated October Is,
applying the minimum price law to
the purchase of cattle for. export.
Warsaw-An agreement has been
reached here between the government
and the labor unions ending the gen.
eral strike as we'll as the railway
walkout. The government has agreed
to abolish courts of special proceed
jngs to which labor objected.
Belfast The Londonderry Ship
Building company has received orders
for construction of two steamers for
the grain trade on the Great Lakes.
This firm also is building a caisson
for drydock at st. Johns, N. F.
Berlin = Hungry mobs again rioted
in Berlin Many stores were looted.
No casualties were reported. Despite
the police appeal, the public failed to
support the authorities against the
rioters. One person was killed and
several severely wounded
Manufacturing to dissension in the
coalitionist party, Manuel Roxas,
speaker of the insular house of repre-
sentatives, will not accompany the
first of two independence missions
which are to leave for the United
States in the near future, it has been
learned.
Berlin-Every person in the world
could have 600 paper marks out Of the
change obtained by converting one
gold mark, or 25 cents, into paper
marks, according to figures estimated
by German statisticians One gold
pfennig converted into mites of one
mark denomination woull make a
complete load for a freia hit train of
20 cars.
Melbourne = The city was compare
lively quiet following recent rioting
during the strike of Melbourne police.
The special constables organized by
General Monash are proving effective
The unions are threatening a general
strike, and railwaymen, street car en-
ployes and wharf laborers already
have promised to support the police.
Toxic Matrimonial agencies which
survived the earthquake and fire are
being flooded with applications for
husbands and wives. Among the fe-
male applicants are hundreds of wi
dows anxious to find life companions
who will care for them and their chill
dren. Hundreds of girls, hardly Is
years of age, who lost all their rela-
tives in the disaster have applied
Havana = Five members of the
crew of the French steamer Caroline
were killed and seven are in a serious
condition in consequence of inhaling
gas used in the process OF fumigating
the vessel The Caroline came to port
with 600 Spanish immigrants on board
and was Immediately fumigated un-
der the sanitary laws.
Toxic Notorious service will be
inaugurated in Toxic to relieve the
congestion caused by the destruction
in the earthquake and fire of $50
street cars. The municipal council
and assembly have passed bill pro-
viding for the purchase of 1000 motor
buses at cost of 1,850,000 yen, about
$4,000. The cars are to be ordered
from an automobile concern in the
United States
Soia-The Bulgarian government
carried out that part of it's program
of apologies to Jugo-Slavia for the re-
cent attack on that country's military
attache, Colonel Krastich, which was
most CALLING to the national pride.
This consisted in the marching of a
company of soldiers, headed by Off
GERS, to the gate of the Jugo-Slavia1
legation, where, with the Bulgarian
flag flying, the regimental band played
the Jugo-Slav anthem and the troops
saluted the Jugo-Slav flag.
neutrality-suspicious. between Great
Britain and Turkey over the status
of Mosul with it's rich oil fields will
begin soon, either in London or Cou-
stantinople. 1t was stipulated at the
Lausanne peace conference, when the
subject was last discussed, that If the
contracting parties failed to reach an
agreement within three months after
the inception of the negotiations, the
future of Mosul would be referred to
the League of Nations.
Manila = Private kilograms from
Camp Keithley, Mindanao. state that
Colonel Ole Waloe and a detachment
of ESQ constabulary opened an attack
against the Moros' stronghold at
Mount Butikon. No details are avail
able.
Paris-Sadi LeCointe, the French
ace, told representative of Auto
he was convinced speed Of 300 miles
an hour by airplane will be exceeded
before long. He announced that he
was having an engine fitted into his
machine which would enable him to
fly at greater speed thar was re.
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