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

Belgrade-A number of persons are
reported to have been killed and 9TH
ers injured, and considerable damage
caused to buildings through the explo-
sion of large depot of artillery am
munition at Kragyevatox.
Rambouillet, France-President Mil
lerand announced at melting of the
cabinet council that in recognition of
July IA, the national holiday, he had
pardoned 1890 minor offenders serv-
ing short sentences.
Belfast-Waterford is completely
isolated from the seas as result of
the strike of port workers now in ef-
feet in various Free State seaboard
towns, according to dispatches re-
ceived here.
Leipsic-It has been definitely es-
| tablished that Captain Erhardt, who
was awaiting trial for treason for his
part in the 1920 Kapp revolt had es.
capped from prison, has made his way
into Bavaria, and four prison officials
have been arrested as result.
London-The house of lords, after
| brief debate, unanimously passed
| the second reading of Lady Astor's
liquor bill, which already has passed
| the comons. The measure prohibits
the selling of liquor to any person I'M
der Is years of age.
Acknowledgement Henri Gour.
aud, commander of the Fourth Army,
who is in the United States, was ap.
pointed military governor of Paris
by the cabinet council. He succeeds
General Berdoulat.
Berlin-Fatty Arbuckle has arrived
here and will begin producing pic
lures shortly. He is backed by Ameri-
can capital in this attempt to make a
comeback. which has chance of be-
ing successful, as Fatty's pie throwing
candies are drawing laughs from
packed houses in Germany.
Cherbourg, France-Three officers,
60 marines and the ships band landed
from the U. S. cruiser Pittsburg and
entrained for the old battlefront in
northern France. They will take part
in the ceremonies for the dedication
ment to the American troops.
New York-The French Line and
other steamship companies have start
ed action to recover liquor seized by
prohibition officials from their vessels
it was said at prohibition headquar
tiers. The Line, it was said, has sub
mitted it's proposal to the French EN-
bassy and will carry on negotiations
through that channel.
London-Darrell Figgis, member oil
the Dali Eireann, is quoted by the
Dublin correspondent of the West
minister Gadette as saying he has beer
warned by the London manger of the
Dublin that preparations are being
rushed for an early election in the
Free State.
Madrid-The spanish government
) would give good deal at the pres
ent moment to obtain a trace of thu
well known "Pied Piper of Hamelin.'
, Six million rats have invaded tn
field of the rich agricultural distric
near Santander in the last two weeks
Farmers have appeal to the govern
ment to take action to save the van
ishing crops.
, Chicago-Marcelled, rouged ant
: powdered, wearing new dress AM
with a chic summer bonnet set on he
, head at fetching angle, Mrs. Tilli
Klimek, under sentence of life impris
onment for poisoning her third hus
band, appeared in court to answer t.
, charge of assault with intent t
! commit murder in connection witt
, the alleged poisoning of her fifth AM
most recent spouse.
/ Belfast-Speculation over the Ulste
, Free State boundary dispute was re
, newed when the Belfast News Lette
1 said it had learned that President Cos
4 grave of the Free State and Premie
Craig of Ulster wer TO meet in Lor
r don within few days.
t Madrid-Numerou banking inst
D tutions throughout Spain are exper
: encing difficulties with their employee
s who are demanding that the bank
i shall be run in accordance with tn
& rules of the employees union. TIL
d trouble began last week when tn
Z president and secretary of the linio
were assassioated in Valencia