The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-11-21
Condensed Resume of the Important
Events in the Nation and State.

hunting trip in the South Caro-
lima mountains.
Harrisburg, Pa.-Senator William
e. Borah (rep., Idaho), in addressing
the state council of republican wo-
men, declared the reconstruction of
Europe cannot be effected until the
United States has recognized Russia.
Dallas-The majority of Mrs. Mir.
lam Ferguson (dem.) over DR.. George
c. Butte (rep) for governor, was
1914 votes on the basis of COM
plete returns from 221 counties in
Texas tabulated by the Texas cleo
ton bureau.
Chicago-Radio was used success
fully to mobilize 14S men of the 131st
Infantry in less than half an hour
and the entire regiment answered roll
call two hours after an assembly
call had been radiocast. Only few
officers knew the test was to be
made.
New York-Part Of the Broadway
theatrical district was turned into an
imitation Venice, but without the
gondolas, when a water main on
Sixth avenue burst and flooded the adj
jacent streets. Impossible corners,
the wetting of many daintily shod
foot, the calling out of the police re-
serves, increased business for taxi
cab drivers and run on drug stores
for mineral waters were among the
divergent results of the mishap.
Berkeley, Calif-Preliminary cal
culations just completed under the
direction of Professor A. o. Leusch-
ner of the astronomical department of
the University of California and his
assistants, reveal that the fast NOV
ing object discovered October %, by
Professor Baade at Bergedorf, Ger
many, is a minor planet moving in
highly eccentric eclipse at high in
clination to the ecliptic, close to the
earth and near its perihelion, Profess
sor Leuschner said.
Chicago-Nathan F. Leopold, Jr.,
and Richard Loeb, serving life SEN
fences in the Joliet penitentiary for
the kidnapping murder Of Robert
Franks, will be members of the fac
ulty of the prison, Warden Whitman
has announced. Leopold has begun
teaching night classes in English, de-
voting two hours night in instruc-
ton in reading, writing and spelling.
Loeb will take charge of an arith-
metic class. The duties will be in
addition to their jobs in the prison
shops.
Sports
Minneapolis unexpected rise
Of the Northern Lights of Minnesota
over Illinois was the great event Of
Midwestern football. The 20 to VIC
tory of Minnesota was called re-
versal, but it really was reversion.
Minnesota reverted to its early sea-
son form, when it was considered as
one of the several strongest teams,
and accomplished this reversion on a
day when Illinois was just little
drawn from it's battle with Chicago.
Minnesotas power was not sur
prise to it's inside followers.
Foreign
London-The condition of the Tur.
kish premier and foreign minister, Is
met Pasha, who is ILL, has become
worse. says dispatch from Angora.
His physicians have advised him to
take rest abroad, in which case he
would relinquish office.
Belgrade-The Jugoslav parliament
was to be dissolved by royal decree.
New elections will be conducted
February Is. Two opposition parties,
especially the Croatian, have made
public proclamation accusing Pach-
itch Of trying to win the elections
by means of military pressure and
by destruction of the unity Of the
Serbians, Croats and Slovenians with
corruption.
Paris-To bring down the price Of
the family steak and chop, the FEEDER
alton of French Provisions Traders
has submitted to Premier Herriot a
scheme for the importation on the
hoof of 10000 sheep and 10000 cattle
Ten thousand of the cattle and 10000
of the sheep would be brought from
the Argentine, and 5000 cattle and
10000 sheep each from Uruguay and
Abyssinia.
London-That Prime Minister Bald
win is confident of spending several
years in office and living at 10 Down
ing street was indicated by the fact
that his town house in Eaton Square
was offered for sale. Once before,
just before the general election when
he went down in defeat on the protec-
ton ISSUE Mr.. Baldwin advertised
this residence for sale but shortly be-
fore voting day it was withdrawn
from the market.
London-The steps taken by it's
leaders toward overhauling the liberal
party, which suffered badly in the
last elections, are not viewed with
entire favor by those in the party
ranks. About 100 liberal candidates
who were defeated in the recent poll
ing met and criticized the committee
of experts which Mr.. Asquith, the
party leader, announced last was
working to meet the need for an
overhauling of the party from top
to bottom"
Lisbon-A violent earthquake shock
destroyed the town of Salvaterra de
Magoa. rs miles from Lisbon. The
shock was plainly felt in the capital.
causing many of the inhabitants &C
flee from their houses, in terror.