The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-02-22
Foreign

him to the echo when he rang up the
first score for Minneapolis.
Foreign
Rome-Former Premier and Foreign
Minister Orlando yielded to the re.
quest that he run on the fascist tick.
ct, headed by Premier Mussolini, in
the coming elections.
Berlin-Every day at 10 a. m. prices
for standard foodstuffs are communi-
Gated by radio in Berlin for the benefit
of housekeepers who have been an
noyed by the lack of uniformity in
prices.
Copenhagen = The Danish govern
ment is planning to issue new loan
to Sweden of 100000 kroner (about
S2,S50,000) for the purpoes of STABILIZE
ing the exchange, which is dropping
daily.
London = Arthur Ponsonby, under
secretary for foreign affairs, denied
that England has any idea of cedina
Jamaica to the United States in con
nection with a settlement of the
French debt
Copenhagen-Denma never has ex.
perienced such terrific winter as at
present. 1t is continually 10 degrees
below zero. In the last three months
the ice has held in Danish archipelago,
which is closed to communication with
Sweden.
Toxic - Incontrovertib1s evidence
has been uncovered in Toxic and other
cities that a communist society among
the professors of nongovernment uni
versity of Toxic is spreading COM
munist propaganda. The plot was dis
covered in time to nip 1t in the bud.
Manila-G Governor General Leonard
Wood vetoed items of the annual APP
preparations bill, passed during the
last session of the insular legislature
providing funds for the executive,
treasury and commerce and communi.
cations departments. The rest of the
bill was approved.
just issued in reply to the accusations
of the Russian soviet government that
Bulgaria hindered the Russian Red
Cross missions in their work Of re
patriating Russians, alleges that the
red agitation in Bulgaria was SINH.
lar to the practices exposed by Secre-
tary of State c. e. Hughes.
Berlin - Whenever Deutschland
Uber Allies" is broadcast by radio in
Germany someone, somewhere butts
in," according to German newspaper
There is growing sus-
picion, the writers say, that the inter-
fering waves "come from somewhere
in the direction of the Eifel tower in
Paris"
Memorial services for Wood
row Wilson were conducted In the
American churches here Among those
present were representatives of Presi
dent Millerand and Premier Poin-
care. Myron T. Herrick, the Ameri-
can ambassador, and members of the
embassy staff and of the consulate,
most of the diplomatic corps and
many Americans attended the cere-
mony.,
Paris-Jules Tantot, the most pros
porous theater owner in Amiens, who
died, willed that his body be accom-
panied to the cemetery by the Amiens
brass band playing recent popular
tune. Tantot was carried to his rest
ing place to the tune of, Eyes, We
Have No Bananas" The movie and
music hall owners will declared that
he had made his money by popular
tunes and he would not let funeral
music escort him to, the grave.
Paris-Louis Marin, president of
the parliamentary committee on econo-
mics, submitted proposition calling
upon the government to regulate
bread consumption by reviving the
wartime bread card system. With
Premier Poincare fighting the fight of
his life to get parliament to pass g..
600, 100000 francs (s300, 000,000) addi-
tional taxation and authorize the gov
eminent to suppress ministries and
departments to make up another 1000
100000 francs ($50,000, 000) by econo-
mics, the French political leaders are
faced with another crisis in the in
creased price Of flour and the declin.
of the franc.
Laon, France - Raoul Marchand,
aged 20, has been convicted of murder
and sentenced to death for the second
time. He was condemned first in Au-
gust, 1923, for the Staying of girl.
While in prison awaiting an appeal to
Millerand, Marchand killed prison
attendant in an attempt to escape.
Marchand again was arraigned before
jury, found guilty and sentenced r.
death.
Port Au Prince, Tahiti-The United
States navy transport Henderson ar
rived here with 80 American newspa
per publishers, who are guests of Sec
rotary Edwin DENLY.