The Ely miner., 1924-05-16

can Civil wars, died aged SO.
Sports
st. Paul - Jimmie Delaney,
Jack Josephs and Buddy Mcdonald
won their respective fights with Cliff
Kramer, 'Dago Joe Cans" and Jackie
Conway in the all-start card at the
st. Paul Auditorium. In the main
event, Delaney spotted Kramer to
more than 80 pounds the best Of it
in weight and a terrible beating.
New York-It has been announced
by the United States Lawn Tennis
association that R. Norris Williams.
Vincent Richards, Francis T. Hunter
and Watson Washburn had been se-
lected as the lawn tennis team to
represent America in the Olympic
games at Paris this summer. Will
liams will act as team captain. it
was stated.
Chicago-Tom Gibbons, the St. Paul
heavyweight, matched to meet Georges
Carpenter of France at Michigan City
on May 81, arrived in Chicago and es-
on May 81, arrived in Chicago and es-
cade gymnasium. He will continue to
work out there until he leaves for
Michigan City, to settle down to two
weeks Of intensive training. The st.
Paul boxer appeared to be in good
shape and asserted he will need about
10 days or two weeks of boxing to fit
him for the battle. He said he has
been doing roadwork at home and in
tends to confine the bulk of his train.
ing to the gymnasium and boxing.
Foreign
Athens-A fresh activity of the
Bulgarian Camitadijis is noticed on
the Bulgar-Greek frontier, indicating
an attack from three different points.
London - NJ. Litvinov will come
to London for the final phase of the
conference, according
to Russian sources.
Dublin-The Free State will have
to issue a new loan in the near fu-
ture. The budget for 1924-25 fails
to balance by about S,5O0,00 pounds
($27, ,400,000) and another loan Of TO-.
000,000 pounds ($44,000,000) probably
will be necessary.
Buenos Aires-The Argentine Syn
dicalist union adopted a resolution
to call a strike of its members as
result of the governments new pen
sion law, under which per cent is
deducted from workmen's wages.
Rome-Premier Mussolfni's pet
lion cub Italia, has become so bad
that he was forced to give him to
the Rome zoo. 1t ripped Signor Mus.
solini's home in Rome to pieces be-
fore his master mournfully gave him
up.
Berlin-The new sudden crash of
the franc has awakened lively echoes
in Germany. This time all Germany
declares it is not Austro-G German
speculation here and abroad which
awakened the franc but the French
men themselves.
Calcutta-After a periloIs journey
through a haze of terrific heat, Lieu
lCuduI L DdlSyy
man, had reached Bangkok on his
eastward flight to Japan. He had
flown from Rangoon in approximately
five hours, and now is far ahead of
British and Portuguese fiers.
Athens-News reached Athens via
volloma, Albania, that America de-
manded $5,OO0,008 indemnity from
the Albanian government for the as
sassination of two Americans. Al
bania is considering it's reply. There
is no official confirmation Of the
news up to the present.
Jena, Turingia--Karl Korsch, COM
munist professor of law at the Uni
versity of Jena and for 10 days min
lister of justice in the recent Thurin-
gian socialist cabinet, was prohibit
ed from delivering lecture at the
on the grounds that he had
lost his job when he accepted his
portfolio.
Paris-It costs 200 francs (s35) to
slap the face Of a dignified French
gendarme, according to a sentence
passed upon Mrs. Saint Claire Livings-
ton, American novelist, in the Paris
courts. Mrs. Livingston committed
this offense upon returning in the
early hours to the fashionable Rue Ri
voli hotel with a party of friends after
dining and dancing.
Riga huge treasure of gold and
silver plate, rugs and jewelry, was dis.
covered hidden in the walls of coun.
try home in Sittin, formerly owned by
one of Russia's wealthiest men, the
publisher of Ruskoeslova and other
newspapers. The discovery was made
by a searching party of the commits,
sariat of finance, according to Moscow
papers.
Halle, Germany-The old Germany
of the Pirkelhaube and the goosestep
paraded here in great nationalist
demonstration before the statute OF
Moltke. The occasion is
dedication of the Moltke monument
but the presence of the Field Mar
shall Hindenburg, General Ludendorfi
and other military leaders who led
the imperial armies in search Of "DeI
Tag" in 1914 lent martial, Monar
chistic air to the gathering.
Winona, Minn.-Mrs. S. D. Putnam.
81 years old, one Of colony which
came from Chautauqua county, New
York. to settle at Minnesota City. five
miles west of here, in 1852, is dead at |
the home of a daughter, in Ellsworth, |
Wis, where she had resided recently |