The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-12-19
Condensed Resume Of the Important
Events In the Nation and State.
Sports

Sports
New York-Ty Cobb will play one
more season after which he will cease
to be an active athlete and devote
his time to directing the Tigers from
the bench.
Chicago Eddie Collins, second
baseman Of the Chicago American
league club, has been appointed man.
ager of the White Sox for the 1926
season, succeeding Johnny Pvers, &C
cording to word received from Charles
Comiskey, president of the Sex.
New York-Tommy Gibbons, of St.
Paul. pride of the Middle West and
leading contender for Jack Demp-
sey's crown, battered Ki6 Norfolk, OF
Baltimore, rugged Negro light heavy.
weight champion into submission in
Madison Square Garden. Gibbons
scored a technical knockout over his
dusky opponent when the referee
stopped the fight in the sixth round
Of their 15-round match to save Nor
folk further punishment.
New York = Two important deals,
In both Of which the worlds cham
pion Washington Senators figured,
emerged from a maze of negotiations
marking the final gathering of base
ball clans here. The Senators OBJ
tanned Stanley Coveleskie, veteran
CIaualopd pifohar opd cfrap 1thorad
their infied reserve forces by getting
Mike McNally,s utility man traded
to Boston by the New York Yankees
for Howard Shanks. Washington gave
]. T. Prothro, in exchange for Nc
Nally, while Cleveland gets Byron
Specie, submarine ball pitcher.
Foreign
Reval-Premier Akel rendered his
resignation owing to i'll health and
M. Jackson, former minister of Jus
tice, was invited to form a new cabi.
net.
Paris = French newspapers sought
can motion picture companies permits
sion to make films with historical
buildings as backgrounds.
Belgrade-A revolution has broken
in Albania, according to refugees who
have reached Jugoslavia. The Alba
mia premier, Fan g.. Noli, is reported
to have fed and panic reigns at I'll
rama
Berlin = The Frankfort police have
issued a warrant for the arrest of
Count Guenther Bernstorff, son of the
German war ambassador to the United
States, on charge of usury. The
count opened his own bank during the
imitation days.
The Hague - The government in
parliament tabled bill which would
have approved the liquor treaty con-
huded at Washington. Aug. %, be
tween the United States and the Meth
erlands. The treaty is identical with
the Anglo-American treaty.
Toxic - Although it is generally
understood in well informed circles
that Tsuneo Matsudaira, vice-minis-
ter of foreign affairs, has been sell
ected for the post of ambassador to
Washington, in succession to Masanao
Hanihara, the formal announcement is
withheld pending ratification of the
cabinet.
Lyons, France = Five wedding
guests were killed outright and an
other died from his injuries when a
motorcar driven from the church in
originals after the ceremony, failed to
take. corner and crashed through
store front. Five other persons, in
luding the bride and groom, were
seriously injured.
Picking -Tuan Chi Jul, head Of the
Chinese provisional government, has
succeeded in eliminating the Christian
general, Feng Yu Hsiang, as a mill
tary factor by inducing General Feng
to issue a promunciamento abolishing
the citizens army thereby yielding
control of his troops Tuan is now
expected to authorize Feng's retire
ment
Rome-The impeachment Of Gen
eral Debono, former director of the
general police and also commander
Of the black shirt militia, in connec-
ton with the murder of the socialist
deputy Matteotti, was formally de-
manded by the parliamentary opposi-
tion in the senate. II have done
everything possible to arrest the STAY
ers and 1 know nothing about the
crime" said General Debono in deny
ing the charges.
Cairo-Students of the training col
lege here, in protest against the
transfer of the Egyptian headmaster
by the under secretary of education,
carried out demonstration by boot
ing the English professors and refus-
ing to answer questions. The under
secretary dismissed 80 Of the students
when 1t was intimated that the Eng
lish professors would lesign unless
the ringleaders were arrested and an
apology made.
Canton. China-Three of the Can
ton Christian College students cap
tured by bandits have returned to the
college on parole, bringing demand
for ransom for the others. still held
prisoners. Forty-eiEht teachers and
students of the college were seized by
bandits while going from Canton to
the college in a launch flying the
American flag. General Ii Fuh Lin,
who is conducting the search for the
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