The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-04-25
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manager.
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Paris-Abraham Givatowsky, broth
er-in-law of Leon Trotsky, appeared in
a Paris criminal court, charged with
watering stock in the Society Krivai
Bog, big French mining company.
Warsaw-The Polish artist Sszszuka
Polish poet, Anthony Slonimsky. The
controversy arose over an anti-Semtiic
article written by the latter.
Tokio-Navy department estimates
for restoration of its property damag.
ed or destroyed by the earthquake
last September total 100000 yen or
$46, 100000.
Moscow-The council of commits
sars issued an additional state loan of
loo, 100000 rubles to cover the AGO.
100000 rubels deficit in the budget and
to stabilize the new currency.
London-Former Premier David
Lloyd George was confined to his home
with an ATTACK Of bronchial trouble.
His illness was stated to be not seri-
Gus.
Mexico City-The department Of
the interior has received information
more than $4,000 Japanese agricultur-
lists are ready to emigrate from Cali
fornia and settle in various Mexican
states.
Mexico City-The states of Sinaloa
and Lower California, alarmed by the
great number of Chinese, have re-
quested the federal government to
adopt the drastic anti-Chinese law Of
the state of Sonora.
London-Oliver Baldwin, socialist
member of parliament and son of fer
mer Premier Stanley Baldwin, is said
by newspapers to be contemplating
opposing David Lloyd George as the
labor candidate in the Carnarvon dis
trict at the next preliminary parliament
tary election.
San Salvador-Additiona American
marines have reached Tegucigalpa,
Honduras, to reinforce the small de-
tachment guarding the American lega.
ton and compounds there. The fear
is expressed in reports received here
that further acts of violence may oc-
cur in the capital.
London English prohibitionists
| who, although not numerous, are as
decided in their views as those of any
other land, have been aroused to indig
nation by the discovery that Queen
| Mary's $1,000,000 doll house has wine
| cellars containing miniature cases OF
champagne, whisky and other alco
| holic beverages.
Moscow-"The red flag must be set
up at the North Pole not later than
September" Rossinsky, Russian air.
man who contemplates an aerial ex.
| petition to the top of the world in
June, said today. According to Ros
sinsky, 10 persons, including scien
fists, will participate in the expedi
| ton.
Paris-Mme. Germanie GRAVEYARD,
French girl daredevil, set an air rec
ord when she jumped from speeding
airplane with parachute and landed
| safely in the heart of the city. This
was the first time any parachuteist had
made descent directly over city.
Germaine made the leap when she
the speeding airplane was only at
about 100 yards altitude.
| London-Mrs. Frank B. kellogg,
wife of the American ambassador, op.
ened the new American hospital at
Hampstead. Robert P. Skinner, the
American consul general, who is presi.
dent of the hospital committee, ex-
planned that the institution had been
established Professionally as a private
hospital. The hospital is for the
treatment of all Americans who may
apply
| London-The Persian premier, Sir.
dar Sipah, who has been recalled to Of
fee since he repudiated republican.
ism, now is placing all his hope for a
successful administration, especially
| financial, in Americal capital, says the
diplomatic correspondent of the Daily
Telegraph. The premier, he adds, has
offered a concession in northern Per.
STA to Harry F. Sinclair on condition
that the Sinclair interests grant Per
STA loan of $10,000,0 900.
Mexico City-Two colonies, arrestet
in connection with an alleged plot to
stop train on which President Obre.
gon was supposed to be passenger
and assassinate him, were shot and
killed in an attempted escape from
military barracks.
Brussels-William Phillips, new
American ambassador to Belgium, is
expected to arrive here the middle OF
next month. He has taken manor
house at Spa for the summer. Lease
of the American embassy in the Rue
Bellair expiring this year, the ambas
sador will be forced to find new guar
tiers.