The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-01
Condensed Resume of the Important
Events In tho Nation and State.

New York-Supreme Court Justice
Burr denied a motion of Eamonn de
Valera and Stephen O'Mara, as trus-
tees of S2,500,000 received from the
sale of Irish republican bonds, for an
order enjoining the Irish Free State
from proceeding with the trial of a
suit for that amount before the high
court of justice in Ireland. This court
has no power to restrain the high
court of justice In Ireland" Justice
Burr said.
Sports
New York-Gene Tunney, American
light heavyweight champion, won a
technical knockout over Georges Car
pentier of France in the last round of
their 15-round match at the Polo
grounds. Carpenter was unable to
continue after coming up for the fif.
teenth round.
Punishment Richards and Fran
els T. Hunter, U. S. A, defeated
Jacques Brugnon and Henri Cochet,
the French pair, in the finals Of the
mems doubles on the Olympic courts,
insuring the United States a clean
sweep in all the Olympic tennis.
Brugnon and Cochet won the first set
GA, and the American pair evened
matters by taking the second 6-2. Rich
ards and Hunter then took the third
set 6-3, but dropped the fourth 2-6.
The final set went to the United States
6-3.
Foreign
Rome - Captain Ricciotti Carl
baldi, grandson of the Italian patriot
died here.
London-The new American immi-
grafton regulations became effective
to the distress of $4,000 British sub
jects who had bought steamship tick
cts, more than double the $4,000 quota
for Great Britain and Ulster.
Vera Cruz, Mexico-Twenty children
were trampled to death and II persons
were injured in the Eslava theater
when the film of a moving picture
caught fire and threw the spectators
into panic.
Manila-All signs point to renewal
Of the policy of non-co-operation by
the Philippine legislature against Gov
ernor General Leonard Wood and
renewal of the deadlock between the
legislature and executive branches.
Compeigne, France-Miss Anne Nor
ed the work of the American Commit
tee for Devastated France by handing
over the Chateau Blerancourt, which
was assigned to them as headquarters.
Dels, Germany-The former crown
prince of Germany has been fined 20
gold marks for his failure to answer
summons of the Miller's guild to join
it. The former prince runs mill pro-
ducing 10000 pounds of our day and
also a large bakery.
Mexico City-The cities of Puebla
and Vera Cruz were plunged into dark
ness when forces under command Of
the rebel chieftain, Guadalupe San
che, damaged machinery at the Tux
pano plant, according to press dis
patches received here. Federal troops
were sent in pursuant Of the ret els,
the advices stated.
Peking-Minister Schuman with his
family is sailing to Seattle on the Pre-
sident Jefferson on August %. He
states that he will take no part in the
campaign. 1t is understood here, how
ever, that in the event of President
Coolidge's defeat he will remain in
America, but otherwise he is willing
to return.
Athens-Following downfall Of
the Caphandaris ministry, M. Sopho-
los of the former coalation cabinet,
has been charged with the task of
forming new government. The
chiefs of all parties will collaborate in
the government M. Sopholos is leader
of party containing Venezelist rep
resentatives.
Metz-Ten Catholics were wound.
ed, four of them seriously, when
band of communists broke up Cath.
Ollie demonstration directed against
Premier Herriot. About 100 Catholics
were seated in q cafe where the dem.
onstration was scheduled, when band
of 80 communists entered the hall and
started violent fight
Paris-William G. McAdoo, finding
none of the French political leaders
that he wished to see in Paris, said he
intends to cut short his stay here
probably motoring to Biarritz with his
daughter He said that he had In.
tended to arrange talks with Premier
Herriot, NJ elemental, the financial
minister, and others, but all now are
In London.
Copenhagen-Civiliz is blamed
for the increase of cancer by DR.. Mix.
KEEL Hindhede, Danish nutrition expert,
has just made public. He points out
that the non-cultured races and abo
rhymes do not contract cancer of the
digestive organs until they become &C
quainted with Civilizations fleshpots.
DIR. Hindhede believes that cancer lie
due chiefly to overeating of rich food
London-So seldom Is baby born
on one of London's subway trains that
the christening recently of Thel1a
Ursula Beatrice Eleanor (whose ini-
tials spell tube, the English equivalent
for subway was an affair which at
tracted the attention of Lord Ashfield,
head of the subway system. Upon
learning of the baby's birth on one OF
the underground trains. Lord Ashf1eld
requested that he be permitted to act
as godfather, and at the time of the
christening he presented her with !
silver cup.
Tokio-A budget of s24 240 600 has