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TROUBLE DEVELOPIRfi IB BALKARS:
MOHTEHEGRINS REVOLT AGAINST SERBS
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Special to the Nome Nugget by The Associated Press:
LONDON, Aug. 28—The Montenegrin population of Jugo-SInvin is re
ported in dispatches to the London press to be breaking into open revolt
against the attempted dictation of the Serbians in matters concerning tin
affairs of the amalgamated races associated in the new Jugo-Slovak state.
The reports say riots and revolutionary disturbances arc devolopinf
in all parts of the Montenegrin section and a state of wide disorder is pre
valent in many localities. The Serbians are attempting to suppress tin
revolutionary tendency by force but are apparently only making matters
Tho situation as described In the reports is leading many officials to
believe that further trouble is coining in the Balkans which may develop into a
racial war of wide proportions.
The latest reports say the .Montenegrins are taking the field against
the Serbians and have cut tho Virpazar-Antiva ii railroad to prevent the
Serbians transporting troops and supplies.
THE NEW RAINIER BEVERAGE ON DRAUGHT AT THE NEVADA
SO. CAL. R. R. MEN
IGNORE ORDERS TO
RESUME TRAFFIC
Special to tlio Nugget By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 28—The chief’s of the railway brotherhood
have issued peremptory orders to the striking railroad workers of this section
to return to work but the order is being universally defied.
Representatives of the strikers declared today that the men are firmly
determined to resist the international order and will continue the struggle
regardless of brotherhood orders.
Oakland Strikers Return To Work In Response To Brotherhood Order
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 28—The railroad strike is over in so far
as it affected the Oakland railroad workers. . The men returned to work this
morning in response to the orders of the brotherhood heads. Trains are
leaving Oakland regularly today. The strike is continuing here. .Many of the
local strikers are showing a disposition to follow the action of the Southern
California brotherhoods by refusing to recognize the order of the brotherhood
ABE LINCOLN AND GEO. WASHINGTON HELPED WIN THE WAR
Special to the Nome Nugget by The Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, (By .Mail)—Paris Green helped win the war So
did a Little Kittle Karr and a Dinner Bell. All of them were in the army,
according to file cards in the Bureau of War Risk Insurance. Green lives
in Huntington, W. Va., Little Kittle Karr makes his home in Norfolk, Va., and
Dinner Bell Pago was rung into the service from Prick, Mo. Some others
who appear in the bureau’s files are: Asad Experience Wilson, of Van Hook,
N. D; Mih Gosh, of Chicago; Green Horn, of Statesboro, Ga; Velvet Omich, of
Brinkley, Ark; Will Swindle, of Center. Texas; Slaughter llugg, of Oscar
Tarbin, La; and E. Pluribus Brown of Perry, Ga. Chocolate Candy Clark,
Owen Money, Willie Darling, Great Britton Turner. Wiley Fox Hunter. Green
Berry Anderson, Youstus Horrible Ifiner, George Sleeps from House, Handsom
Pleasant Ayres. Green Hue Jackson. Lloyd George Parliament, Grief Crimes,
Precious Eugene Grant, Free Office Graves, Huckklebcrry Shell. Isaac Didnot
Butcher and Fine Gorman also arc listed
The broad jump record in names goes, to a resident of Salmon, Idaho,
who hurdles five before ho reaches the tape He is Harry Alcloph Thomas,
Richard Eugene Bullock -and the clerks in the bureau are tempted to disturb
Mr Bullock’s continuity by punctuating him. There. Were 53,000 Johnsons;
51,000 Smiths and 18,500 Walkers in the service. Forty-seven thousand
Williamses were with the colors. There won- 51 Jose Rodriguez’s in the
374th Infantry'. Abraham Lincolns, George Washingttons, Robert E. Lees and
William Jenningses were in the service by the hundreds Nnpolcon Bona
parte, or rather a dozen of him, fought for t he United Skates General Grant.
Gerenal Wellington and General Jackson also helped beat the Germans Quite
a flew Virgin Marys were in the army too. These hotter were largely men
of I*tln descent. Orange Cobh of Nolina, N C, and his son Lemon Cobb
were in the service.
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U. S. AMBASSADOR INVESTIGATING KOLCHAK GOVERNMENT
Special to The Nugget hy The Associated Press.
TOKIO, (By Mail)—The Japanese government Ims decided to appoint
Psunetada Kato, formerly Minister to Belgium, as high commissioner to Omsk,
teal of the Kolchak anti-Bolshevik government.
Great Britain and France have high commissioners at Omsk, hut the
l.'nited States has no permanent diplomatic representative.
Boland S. Morris, former American Ambassador to Japan, recently left here
far Omsk on a special mission of investigation of political conditions, is
expected to make a report to Washington on the question of the official recog
nition of the Kolchak regime.
CLAIMS WCADOT
USED INFLUENCE IN
FAVOR CORPORATION
Special to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Aug. 28—Former County Commissioner Carrigan told the
ongressional spruce investigation committee at today's session that former
Secretary of the Treasury, William G. McAdoo exerted considerable personal
mil official influence toward securing a governihent spruce contra. I in the
Olympic 'Peninsula district for the Seims, Carey. Karhaugh Corporation,
'arrigan claimed that he has positive evidence that McAdoo made several
efforts to assist the company in securing one of the Olympic contracts.
Carrigan also charged the military director of spruce production. Col.
Brice Bisque, with selling the soldiers under his charge into virtual peonage
:o spruce contractors who never produced a single toot of spruce lumber
f..r the government aeroplane building program.
r>OLITICANS TO EMPLOY PHONOGRAPHS IN
EDUCATING DEAR ‘ PEEPUL”.
Special to The Nugget by The Associated Press.
NEW YORK, (By Mail)—Phonographs will lie used by both the Re
publicans and Democratic parties in the approaching presidential campaign
it is announced, the plan embracing a. program which will permit the resi
dents of small towns and remote hamlets to hear the speeches of eminent
arators at the same time that the records are released in the larger cities.
The phonographic compaign will be opened on September 1. when
records containing utterances by Attorney General Palmer, speaking for the
Democrats, and others registering the speech of United States Senator Lodge,
voicing the sentiments of the Republicans, will be released. Following the
release of the speeches of Attorney General I‘aimer and Senator Lodge, ot* rr
records will bo distributed monthly and it is expected that the meeting place?
md homes throughout (he country will fairly echo and re-echo with the words
of the orators as conveyed by means of talking machines.
Among the speakers scheduled for phonographic oratory hy the Dem
ocratic National Committee are President Wilson, Secretary of War Baker.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels, former Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo
and William Jennings Bryan. Former President Taft. Major Genial Wood,
Elllm Root, Chauncey M. Depew and United States Senators Johnson and
Borah are on the list of speakers chosen for talking-machine oratory 1 y the
Republican National Committee.
LODE LOCATION BLANKS FOR SALE AT NUGGET OFFICE
NEGROES DEMAND
TREATY CHANGES
GRANTING EOUALITY
Special to the Nome Nugget by The Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, Aug. 28 Negroes throughout the I'nitod State. .....
preparing to make an effort to secure changes in the peace treaty looking t.>
a large portion of the country has asked the Foreign Gelations Commit!. ••
i»f the Senate tamend the peace treaty provisions in such manner as will
provide fo vtlic establishment of racial equality for the negroes of America.
sibly he expected to develop unless better treatment is accorded the negroes in
MEXICAN GIVE IMMEDIATE ORDERS FOR GERMAN GOODS
Special to the Nome Nugget by The Associated Press:
lUoted in El I'niversal. a million marks worth of drugs and hardware will he
sent to Mexico City by German firms as soon as shipping facilities are
against Germany was lifted.
CRIMINALS ADOPT NEW DEVICE TO ROB VICTIMS
Special to The Nugget »>y The Associated Press.
LONDON. (Gy Mail) Criminals who rob limit victims aftet gi-.ing
thorn drugged cigarettes are attracting the attention of Scotland Yard. In
i cigarette given him l.y a fellow passenger. \ discharged soldier was
burl.an village.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO HOLD MINING CLAIM BLANKS
ON SALE AT NUGGET OFFICE.
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