THE NOME DAILY NUGGET
VOLUME XV. NO. 153. TELEPHONE MAIN 46 NOME, ALASKA, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1915. TELEPHONE MAIN 46 PRICE 25 CEN~
PRZEMSL RE CAPTURED
ITALIANS RAID TRIESTE SHIPPING
MEXICAN FAMINE CAUSES AMERICANS SKIDOO
INDICATED MEXICANS WILL
DISREGARD WILSON’S NOTE
KL. PASO, June 3. —It is dearly in
dicated in .Mexican circles in this city
that the several Mexican factions will
completely disregard the recent warn
ing of President Wilson in relation to
the disturbed conditions prevailing in
the Southern republic. Prominent
Mexicans slate that there is little
doubt tlicit neither Villa or Carranza
•
will be inclined to aive anv heed to tin*
American note as both have frequently
asserted their belief that an attempt
on the part of the I'nited States b»
intervene in the affairs *»f Mexico will
1 »c* the signal for a coalition of all
parties in a k» neral cause, against th*
Americans. By many it is believed
that Carranza would welcome the com
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iny "i the Americana providing that
he received assurance that the United
States would not remain in permanent
possession of the Mexican territory.
LOUIS LEVY COMING.
Hold your furs until my arrival in
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VIENNA ANNOUNCES
RECAPTURE OF
PRZEMYSL
VIENNA, June 3. -l’rzemsyl Is
again in the hands of the Austrians
according to an announcement given
out by the Minister of War this morn
ing. Advices front the front in North
ern Galicia indicates that tin Austro
German armies have driven tile Rus
sians from ail but one of the defending
forts and are now in full possession of
the town. The fighting along the
lowter San continues without inter
ruption.
CROSS
DEFEATS
WOLGAST
NEW YORK, June 3.—Leach Cross
the famous doctor-pugilist won easily
from the former tight weight champion
Ad Wolgast, in a scheduled ten round
go at the Lennox Athletic Club last
night. Leach had little difficulty in
handling his opponent and outpointed
and outfought the Michigan terror
from start to finish. Wolgast dis
played but little of the wonderful form
of past years and was compelled to
slow up long before the finish.
ITALIAN WARSHIPS
RAID THE GULF
OF TRIESTE
GENEVA. June 1!. News dispatches
received here declare lli.it two Italian
torpedo boats raided the Austrian ship
ping in the Gulf of Trieste and escaped
without damage after lining an im
mense amount of injury to I lie vessels
of the enemy. The torpedo boats suc
ceeded in entering the gulf without
encountering the Austrian war iieet
until i lose to Trieste where an auxil ,
iary cruiser was met and sev erely dam
aged by the raiders in a running light
In addition two merchant vessels were
sunk by the Italians before returning
to their base.
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GERMAN CRISIS
VIEWED IN MORE
OPTIMISTIC LIGHT
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WASHINGTON, June 3.—A more
optomistle feeling in regard to the
German crisis is visible in government
[circles today following a lengthy con
f era lice between the German Ambassa
dor and President Wilson this morn
ing. Nothing has been given out for
publication but it is understood that
liernstorff has assured the President
(hat Germany is not inclined to over
look the American representations and
is inclined to meet the American gov
ernment half way in all matters affect
ing the relations of the two nations. It
is announced that the President * re
joiner to tile German note will lie for
warded to Perlin by Friday or Sat
urday.
NOTICE.
Mrs. Vanderworker announces her
kindergarten will close tomorrow,
June 4th.
Strictly fresh eggs $1.i0 per dozen
at Prosser’s Harness Sliep, Phone
Black 5.
SAYS PRESIDENT WILSON
WILL CALL EXTRA SESSION
SEATTLE, .Tune 3.—Sonafor Cum
minis of Iowa who is at present in the
city speaking of national affairs to
day, said that the generaly disturbed
conditions of the world incident to the
great war in Europe was making the
work of the present administration ex
ceedingly difficult and the burden of
government was becoming more
weighty. Wilson in tho opinion of the
Iowa senator* is being compelled to
face the most serious problems of gov
ernment that have fallen to the lot of
any President since laneoln. iletwoen
the Mexican situation and the extreme
difficulty of maintaining an under
standing with the Kumpean nations,
the President is having bis hands full,
says Cummins. He further asserted
that it was probable that l’l'esl
dent would call an extra eeseion of
Congress in September owing to the
matters of pressing importance rapidly
accumulating at present.
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STEEL CORPORATIONS
NEED NOT BE
DISSOLVED
TltKNTt >N\ .June •». The derision of
the United Stiil«*.s District Uourt in tin
dissolution suit iiyinst tin- United
States Steel Corporation tiled toda\
holds that tin* corporation should not j
he dissolved. The decision states that 1
the government has not rh-arh estah-j
lished proof that the steel corporation |
was exe ciiing the trust l'\\ within tlie|
jurisdiction of the state.
RECOUNT DISCLOSES
SEBASTIAN ELECTED
U< >S AN’ORhRS, June - The re
<•011111 of the ballots cast in tin* cit\
election disclose that the former police
chief has been elected hv about foin
thousand majority. The bitter flghe
carried on by the opposition has failed
as it is concceded that Sebastian Is
elected.
NOTICE.
On arrival of first fleet will have
hats, coats, suits, dresses, skirts and |
shirt waists.
Hoorn making sale now on.
Drawing of hand embroidered table
cloth will take place June 0.
Ticket given with even $1.0y pur
j chase.
MRS. J. WANGER,
Second Avenue Opp. Court House
FLOUR IS CHEAP
Bread only 5c. North Pole Bakery
and Anvil Bakery.
FAMINE DRIVES
FOREIGNERS FROM
MEXICO CITY
WASHINGTON, .June 3 The Bra
zilian Minister tr* Mexho has telogra
plied t.» SjM iet.it \ Bryan that owing t<*
the famine prevailing in the capita
main foreigners are in a precarious
situation and arrangements have been
made to send them tj» Vera Gruz hy .1
special train secured for the purpose
by the Brazilian representative. The
dispatch states that one hundred ami
tlft\ fj»reigiH*rs, including many \meri
< a ns ale P> receive transportation tc*
the i u.ist. ('onditinns in the capital
nrc described .s extreme nd hundreds
are li\ ins on the verse of starvation
i*nl\ sufficient food can he provided to
! enable the populace to exist and the
• siippl> of staple commodities are f;t,st
| disappe*a t ins The city is maintained
under martial law and conditions are
generally uulet.
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GERMAN TRANSPORT
TORPEDOED IN
MARMORA SEA
I.i >.\'Di >N. .Tune :t The Admiralt> while enroute to the Dardanelles with
has aiiheunced the sinking of a larg soldiers It is declared that the vessel
German transport in the Sea of Mar- sank immediately after the striking of
mom iiy the Mritish submarines the torpedo and hut few of the* troops
operating in that vicinity. The vessel escaped alive.
was encountered by the ltritish in the --
neighborhood of I'amlertna Hay and To gat the news read tha Nugget.
JAPANESE ARE NOT SATISFIED
TREATY TERMS WITH CHINA
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TOKYO, .Tune 3. The populace
hacker! by the jingo press ore not
inclined to indorse the recent treaties
passed between the Tokyo government
and the Chinese Republic are loudly
clamoring that the Chinese have re
ceived much the best of the bargain.
Several riots have occurred since ihe
publication of the terms agreed to b\
Japan and the radical papers are
oudl\ denouncing the government fot
Billowing the British to influence tint
Japanese demands. A Tokyo daily of
ultra-radical tendencies .asserts vehe
ment I,\ that Japan has listened to the
voice of Great Britain Iona enough and
should at last realize that the influence
of that country ir. inimical to the best
interests of Japan at all limes Anti
.civernnient mass meetings held here
today resulted in mam arrests The
police also siezed a large number of
| printed manifestos charging; that th*
Imo. tnnn nt has not been sufttctentlc
iftg! » ssi\ e against t'hlna Inflamable
literature of tin* most treasonable
character was found in the possession
of several of the ring leaders and
prompth confiscated.
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PRACTICALLY ALL PASSES
ARE UNDER ITALIAN CONTROL
HOME Jl’N’E 3 Reports issued by
the War Ministry indicate that the
Italian forces operating in the Austrian
territory have censed the advano and
are closing up their lines before re
suming the forward movement against
the enemy. Practically all the passes
along the Northern frontier are now
under Italian control and are being
strongly fortified against a possible
attack by the Austrians. The army
along the Adgie river are now within
striking distance of Trentino and de
sultory fighting has occurred with the
A ustrians
it has licen determined that General
Candoro will inaugurate a new offen
sive at some point in northern Brescia
to prevent a i^ossihlo flanking move
ment from the north. The military
authorities are confident that with the
resumption of the Italian advance, the
Austrian resistance will be easily over
turn*' The feeble resistance so far en
countered has been recognized as an
attempt to lead the fighting to mure
favorable ground.
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