The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-05-04


learned here. The ruling makes it i'm
possible for George Sisler of the
Browns, the only player on whom this
honor has been conferred thus far, to
again aspire to the award. 1t means
that a player so honored can have
his name on the American league
monument to be erected in Washing
ton only once.
Foreign
Bucharest-Anti-Jew excuses at
| the university were confined here
when seventy-four Jewish students
were seriously wounded, some fatally
Among the wounded was Christian
who fought with the Jewish students
Tokio-The war office denied the re.
ported landing of Japanese troops at
Alexandrovsk, on the Siberian main.
land. Not single Japanese soldier is
in Siberia, it was said at the war
office.
Geneva-The loan of Austria OF
| S120,000,000 was approved by the
League of Nations in accordance with
I the leagues plan to put that country
on a firm financial footing.
| Manila-The rumor was current here
in American circles that General
Frank Mccoy of Governor General
Leonard Woods staff, is enroute to
the United States for the purpose OF
feeling out the possibilities and pre-
pairing the way for General Woods
candidacy for the republican presiden-
tial nomination in 1924.
/. Moscow-A bulletin issued on Pre-.
} mier Lenine's health states that the
!, physicians have detected a light ca.
J tarrhal appearance in the left lung
which has resulted in high tempera-
: ture. Lenines physicians have been
attempting to cheer him up and it Is
: reported that the soviet leader re.
) marked concerning these efforts that
he did not need sickroom manners.
: London-London and Stratford-on
l Avon, as well as the entire country
r now are engaged in celebrating in va
!. rious ways the anniversary Of the birth
= Of Shakespeare. and the tercentenary
e of the publication Of the first folio o.
v his plays. Memorial services were con
I Quoted in cathedrals and churches II
$ memory of John Heming and Henry
0 Condell, editors of the first folio.
Paris-MarsnaI Foch will be accom-
! panied by French military air squad
ron on his trip to Warsaw and Prague
in May. His trip to the so-called Rus
sian front will have a direct connec
i which are expected in Russia whel
IS Premier Lenine's influence finally dis
n appears. Poland, Czech-Slovakia ant
Rumania have accumulated huge wa
o supplies as a precaution.
m Santiago, Chile-President A. Les
II sendri of Chile, who is comforting wit
a. the Argentine and Brazilian delegate
z to the Pan-American conference in a.
ID effort to reach a formula for an agree
ment on armament limitation, ha
r drafted a new proposal for five-yea
~ treaty under which capital ship toI
l. mage would be limited to $4,000 ton!
s, auxiliary ships to $4,000 tons and sui
re marines to $4,000 tons.
DO London-At reunion dinner of tn
British war mission to the Unite
d. States, given at the Hyde Park hote
n here, Montagu Norman, governor {
la the Bank of England, announced tn
er establishment in memory of Henry !
o. Davidson, late partner OF j. P. Mo
gan, of six scholarships of one yea
" each to Yale, Harvard and Princeto
n for English graduates of Oxford an
as Cambridge, two to be sent to eac
n American university annually.
L., London-The visit of King Geore
go and Queen Mary to Italy next mont
will be the most elaborate affair of i
n character since the war. The Italian
1g are planning to Guido any previor
he efforts at entertaining royalty. This
yn said to be largely due to the Fascist
of who wish to contrast the splendor
lt- the visit with the rather cold receptic
or given by the Italian government to tt
Belgian king and queen last year.
Ks, Riga-Bishop Nifont and Deaco
In Lepokrov have been convicted by
on tribunal in Tsaritsin, Russia, of opp
,bl sition to the sequestration of churt
ed treasures, according to advices +
I. ceived here. The bishop was sentence
ill to seven years Imprisonment and Il
deacon to term of eight years.
nd Berlin-John Mccormack, the Iris
OK American tenor, scored big succe
ed at his first appearance before &c
m man audience. Mccormack had
Try ideal setting for his Berlin debut,
by soloist at big orchestral concert &C
rly Quoted by Bruno Walter, who has ju
frooo &ho Trp;<aI Ctotao