The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-10
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Washington
ashington-Secretary John w.
Weeks has accepted the resignation
OF Colonel Jay ]. Morrow, retired, gov.
ernor of the Panama Canal Zone.
Westinghouse call for national
conference on utilization of forest
products to be conducted in Washing
ton Nov. 10 and 20, was announced by
Secretary of Agriculture H. c. Wal
lace.
Washington-One of the largest uni
versity Libraries in the country will be
constructed as an addition to Catholic
University here with the use of
S750,000 donation to the institution by
John X. Mullen of Denver. The struc-
ture, to be known as the John K. Null
len Memorial Library, will have ca.
pacity of 100000 books.
Washington-A suitable name is
being sought by the naval air service
for tn edirigible IRIS, German built
sister ship to the Shenandoah, which
is expected to sail for Lakehurst. The
word Shenandoah" is Indian, mean
ing Daughter of the Stars" and 1t is
hoped to find a name for the new air
cruiser which will continue the same
idea.
Domestic
Los Angeles-Mrs. Rosanna Moore,
II years old, mother of Tom, Owen
and Matt Moore, motion picture ac-
tors, died at her home here.
Springfield, Mass.-William J. Hani-
fan, bank guard of the Union Trust
Company, surrendered to the police
and admitted absconding with 100000
of bank funds, which he returned.
New York-Details were disclosed
of a modern treasure hunt to recover
millions of dollars in gold and silver
sunk with the Merida off the Virginia
capes Is years ago.
Herrin, Ill-The seventh death as
the result of the khan and antiklan
disorders here August 80, was re-
corded when Herman P. Hemister,
bailiff of the Herrin city court, died
Of bullet wounds.
st. Louis-Disappearan of $780,
600 worth of Liberty Bonds from the
Liberty Central Trust Company here
was being investigated by the banks
officials and private detectives.
Louisville, Ky.-Election of Carl
B. Auel of Pittsburgh as president
of the National Safety Council, which
is holding it's thirteenth annual con-
gress here, was announced at the an
nual banquet of the organization.
New York-A statewide campaign
aboard a special train, with 1876 stops
scheduled, was announced by the
state republican headquarters for
Theodore Roosevelt, republican guber-
Material candidate.
Norfolk, Va.-Sinking of the Ameri-
can steamer Santa Theresa, off the
Georgia coast and rescue of the crew
of % men, was reported in messages
received by coast guard headquarters
here. The rescue was made by the
American tank steamer /. c. White.
Detroit, Mich.-Detroit police seiz-
ed $4,000 gallons of beer, the largest
haul ever made in this city. The
find was made in building supposed
ly used as a garage, but which was
found to be veritable brewery. Five
men were arrested.
New York-Despite the reported
Lloyd's of London. members of John
Sanford's family refused to confirm
the report of a theft of $4,000 in
jewels from their Long Island resi-
dence, where the Prince of Wales
was entertained.
Chicago-Dr. Orville w. McMichael,
noted tuberculosis specialist, died
here after an operation in which his
left leg was amputated because of
blood poisoning. He was 81 years old,
a native of Canada, and had spent
years in research and experin. emit to
combat tuberculosis.
Houston, Texas-Dr. Marion lines,
active charge of the foot and mouth
disease campaign in southern Texas,
planned many of the details for the
slaughter of 1900 diseased cattle
which was scheduled to get under way
near here.
New York-Miss Martha Keller, a
student at Vasser College, won frs.
prize in the contest of the Poetry So
ciety Of America for students of
universities and colleges. Second
prize was awarded to Counter Porter
Cullen. Negro student in New York
University, prize won by him once
before.
Cleveland-After an X ray examin-
alton, hospital physicians said that 8
year old Edward Kotil will recover a.
ter swallowing a small paddock Wed
nesday. Edward was playing on the
floor when he saw the shiny, three
quarters of an inch diameter article
on chair, placed it in his mouth and
swallowed it.
New York--Daniel ]. Singer, As
years old, big game hunter, writer on
outdoor topics and grandson of Isaac
NJ. Singer, founder of the Singer Sew
ing Machine Company, died in a hotel
after brief Illness.
New York-Supreme Court Justice
O'Mallev has taken under adyiSemeD