The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-09-19
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Washington
ashington-President Coolidge an
nounced the reappointment of David
J. Lewis of Maryland, democratic
member of the tariff commission.
Washington-Sied Zerdecheno, who
styled himself emir and ruler of Kur
destan, was ordered deported from
the United States by Assistant See
rotary of Labor White.
Washington-A military engage
ment is imminent in the vicinity OF
San Pedro, Sula, Honduras, accord
ing to an official dispatch received
here. Provisional government troops
have seized trains from Puerto Cor
teZ, with the explanation that they
required them for troop movements
A revolutionary force of considerable
size is reported approaching San Pc
dro.
Domestic
Little Rock, Ark.-The resolutions
committee of the state democratic
convention sidetracked the khan
question by tabling a resolution con
demning the order by name.
Bessemer, Mich.-Himself partially
buried by a cavein, with one ankle
broken, William Schreiterer succeed
ed in saving the life of a fellow
miner, John Bonovitz.
Richmond, Va.-Governor E. Lee
Trinkle was taken to hospital here
suffering from a broken left arm, sus
tanned when he was thrown from a
chair aboard the Virginia fish and
game department boat Commodore
Maury.
Chicago-Chairman Butler of the
republican national committee issued
a statement declaring that he will not
be satisfied unless the republican nom
inees run an electoral vote of at least
404.
Denver-The will of Harry H. Tam
men, one of the owners of the Denver
Post, who died last July, has been adj
mitted to probate here. Distribution
of his estate, conservatively estimat-
ed at 100000 was provided.
Chicago-Senator Burton K. Wheel
er, independent candidate for vice.
president, announced he will speak
in Manhattan, upstate New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Chicago this
month If his trial does not interfere.
New York-Gloria Swanson, movie
actress, has filed suit in the county
clerks office here through her attor-
neys to recover $2,3S3 she claims is
due her from J. M. Schenck, moving
picture producer, as rebate on the
rent of a house she leased from him
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for aged mem
bers of the Improved Order of Red
men will be erected in every state
in the Union, according to resolu-
ton adopted by the council of the
order in session here. The resolution
was offered by the New York delega-
ton.
Atlantic City, N. J.-Bobbed hair
for sport occasions, with the same
hair made elaborate for formal occa-
sions by braids and curls, probably
will be next years style. The con-
vention of the National Hair Dress
ers' Association, which meets here,
will hold a competition to select the
new mode.
L Boston-The dirigible ZR-3, built in
Germany for this government by the
Zeppelin Company, will come to this
country by the northern Atlantic
route this month, it was learned at
Charleston navy yard. The tender
Patoka, which has been serving the
airship Shenandoah with its specially
designed mooring mast, was prepar-
ing to leave here to meet the dirigi-
BILE.
J Dayton, Ohio-One hundred forty
entries so far have been received for
the international air races here Oc-
tober 2, and 4, setting new high
mark for the event, it was announced
by officials Of the races. Last year at
St Louis 125 entries were recorded.
September Is is the deadline for APP
plications for this years races.
Buffalo, N. Y.-Fire which followed
an explosion in the cupola of the
Exchange elevator at slip No. 1, and
the Erie basin, doomed the structure.
Virtually every available piece of fire
apparatus in the city and two fire.
boats were battling the flames in an
effort to save surrounding property.
Three men caught on the top floor
when the explosion occurred, slid $50
feet to safety on belt in the canal
tower.
New York-Senator Simeon D. Tess
of Ohio and former Congressman A.
W. Jefferies of Nebraska left for
Plymouth; VT, the birthplace of Presi-
dent Coolidge, where they will inau-
gurate the Coolidge-Dawes caravan
campaign that has for its itinerary
800 cities and towns between the
New England village and the Pacific
coast. The first rally of the 5000 mile
tour arranged by the Home Town
Coolidge Club will be attended main
ly by neighbors and boyhood friends
of the President
ST. Hyacinthe. Que.-Swarms Of
bees attacked three horses in harness
on road near here. settled on theil
bodies and literally stung the animals
to death.
New York-Persecution by fellow
officers that took the form of every
conceivable indignity'' even to the
opening of his letters to his wife and
the search of his personal effects. was
charged by Captain Paxton Hibben II
his crossexamination before a board
of inquiry examining his fitness tt