The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-05-29

a Partisan ring when the heavy
weight champion, hand in hand with
Georges Carpenter, bowed to the pub
lie at Gaumont palace prior to refer
eeing a bout between Debeve and
Kelly, in which Debeve took the
count of nine in the fifth and refused
to continue.
Foreign
Shanghai-The China Import d Elk
port Lumber Company says the In
terror disturbances in China makes II
cheaper to bring lumber from Ameri.
ca than obtain it from the forests To-
Gated in Fukien province, China.
Manila-American military authori
ties at Camp Stotsenburg believe
three Filipino scouts, who have been
absent for more than week, were
murdered by Negrito outlaws in the
mountains to get their guns.
Lisbon-The Official Gazette pub
fishes decree stating that measures
will be taken against all persons in
volved in bomb outrages or in per-
sonal assaults. In police searches a
large quantity Of arms were seized
and so persons arrested.
/ Paris-Premier Painleve decorated
Mrs. James w. Gerard, wife of the
| former ambassador to Germany, and
Henry Creange, the United States de-
partment of commerce commissioner
to the exposition of decorative arts,
with the chevalier cross of the Lee
| gion of Honor.
Balboa = Two army f1iers from
France, field, canal zone, Lieutenant
Arthur Watson, New York, and Sar-
geant Hanson, were killed in plane
crash over San Jose, Costa Rica. The
cruiser Cleveland, returning from
Limon, has been ordered back to
bring the bodies to Panama to be
sent to the United States. The
bodies and plane were burned.
Moscow-Leon Trotsky was accord
ed the first political recognition he
had received since his return to Mos
cow, when the all soviet congress
elected him member of the new ex-
ecutive committee. Three hundred
! prominent Russians. including Trot-
sky,
Liverpool Very Rev. William
Ralph Inge, dean of st. Paul's, on his
arrival here from the United States,
said his visit had convinced him that
America, both materially and spiritu.
ally, is far in advance of Great Bril-
tain. American hustle" which tends
to irritate some Britishers, the dean
found to be mostly pose"
Geneva - Eduard Denes, foreign
minister of Czechoslovakia, was un.
animously elected president Of the
seventh annual international labor
conference at it's opening session here.
The delegates at the opening session
of the labor conference applauded
and eulogized the youthful Czechoslo-
vakian foreign minister as one of the
great peacemakers of Europe, who,
they said, sincerely is attempting to
put Europe's house in order.
London-The correspondent of the
Daily Express at Sofia, Bulgaria, in a
dispatch says he was allowed to visit
the communists recently condemned
to death for the cathedral bomb out
rage. He found them cheerful. He
saw no signs of the men having suf-
| fered from the bastinado. The CORES
pondent quotes a notorious interna-
tional crook, Thomas Murphy, as
saying that he was treated in the
| Sofia prisons far better than he was
in Sing Sing.
New York-Much interest was man.
ifested here in the news from Madrid
of the lifting Of the state of siege
which has been in effect since General
Primo de Rivera's spectacular coup
of September, 1928, overthrow the
ministry and set up the military d.
rectorate which has since conducted
the Spanish government. Whether
the decree means that Primo de Ri
vera intends to retire his directory
and permit the restoration of a politi-
cal government under regular min
istry is not stated.
Rome-Major e. e. Hume Of the
United States Army Medical corps
and DIR. William S. cambridge Of
New York city, representing the
American Association of Military Sur
geons, bestowed the organizations
cross OF honor on General Dellavalle,
the director general OF the military
health service Of the Italian army.
Major Hume explained that hereto
fore crosses had been conferred only
on prominent foreign military physi-
clans who had visited America on of
fetal missions, but that an exception
had been made for General Dellavallt
because of his exceptional merit.