The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-01-23
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Washington
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of $10,.
100000 for additional hospital facili.
ties for World war veterans is pro-
posed in bill introduced in the
house.
Neutrality-suspicious. o. Marvin of
Massachusetts and William S. gilbert
son of Kansas have been redesignated
chairman and vicechairman, respec-
lively. Of the tariff commission by
President Coolidge.
Misunderstanding on the COM
plant against number of companies
alleging conspiracy to restrain COM
petition and create a monopoly in
manufacture, purchase and sale in in
terstate commerce of radio and other
electrical devices and apparatus, will
be started by the Federal Trade COM
mission March Is, at New York.
Washington - President Coolidge
recommended to congress the appro.
priation of $4,000 for defraynig the
expenses of the inaugural ceremony
on March 4. This is $4,000 less
than the amount appropriated in
1920 The proposed sum has the ap-
prevail Of. the joint congressional com
mittee and Budget Director H. NJ
Lord.
Domestic
Long Beach, Calif-Svaine Sher-
dahl, 81 years old, landscape gardener,
who is credited with much of the
beauty of Lincoln park, Chicago, is
dead here.
Lansing, Mich.-The State Supreme
Court affirmed the judgment passed
on Charles E. Ruthenberg, convicted
of violating the Michigan antisyndi.
calism law, in the circuit court in
Berrien county.
Denver-A petition, protesting the
election Of Judge Ben B. Lindsey to
the bench in the Denver juvenile and
family court has been filed by Royal
B. Graham, defeated candidate for the
judgeship, in the last November cleo
ton.
Indianapolis-Octo to were
selected as the dates for the seventh
annual convention of the American
Legion by the national executive COM
mittee in session here. The conven-
ton will be conducted at Omaha.
Dayton, Ohio-Dayton police re-
ceived word from j. H. Yancy, chief
of police of Long Beach, Calf, re-
porting the theft of an airplane
which bears the number So painted on
rudder.
Los Angeles-Alexander Carr, char
acter comedian of stage and screen,
was the defendant in a divorce suit
filed here by Mrs. Helen Gresham
Carr, bride Of three months She
alleged cruelty, Mrs. Carr seeks $500
a week alimony.
West Palm Beach, Fla-Mrs. Crok-
er announced at her winter home in
Palm Beach that she plans to spend
half of the many millions left her by
her late husband, Richard Croker, for
three memorials in his honor. The
memorials are to be erected in New
York city, Ireland and Palm Beach.
Atlanta of Detroit, Mich,
as the 1925 convention city and con-
sideration of important reports
marked the sessions of the executive
committee of the American Bar AS
ISOLATION, meeting here with Secre-
tary Of State Charles Evans Hughes
as presiding officer.
Springfield, Ill.-William H. big
Bill" Thompson, twice mayor of Chi
cago, announced his candidacy for
mayor in 1927. The announcement
was made at big roundup of his
friends who came down to Springfield
on the big Bill" special to attend the
inaugural ceremonies.
Los Angeles Wilbur d. Campbell,
indicted in connection with jury tam
perfng charges in the recent kid"
Mccoy manslaughter verdict, surren-
dered to Sheriff William Traeger. He
was arraigned and release on a
$4,000 bond.
Leavenworth, Kan.-Two Negroes,
alleged slayers of A. Hyman, proprie-
tor of a loan office here, who was
beaten to death after being bound and
gagged, were secretly arraigred and
taken to the state penitentiary at Lam.
sing to forestall possible mob violence
Bond was fixed at $4,000 each.
Schenectady, N. Y.-The Union Col
lege Radio Club announces the ldevel-
opment for what is said to be the
first time of radio wave length of
only 3.S meters The lowest recorded
wave length previously was said to
be Z meters. Edmund B. Redington
of Waverly, N. Y, president of the
club, said the new low wave length
was produced through the use of
standard equipment. Coils and con-
ductors were eliminated from radio
set and two SO watt tubes were en-
ployed These were attached to flex-
ible leads, and the wave length was
obtained by extending or decreasing
She distances between the tubes.
Manila-The United States destroy
ers Tracy, Smith Thompson and John
d. Edwards of The Asiatic fleet left
for Shanghai as result of the fight
ing reported there between rival Chi
nese factions. Other warships are I'M
der orders to proceed to the district
in the event OF their services being
required there.
Chicago-The go foot power yacht,
the Speejacl1s, in which Albert Y.
Gowan and his wife, now divorced,
4 4 l.