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THE NOME NUGGET
PEOPLE DYING FROM HEAT »■ Y.
SEN.
AH6L0-RUSSIAN TREATY
TO BENEGOTIATED
LONDON, August ft—Arthur Poasonby, the Under Secretary of ,
State for Foreign Affairs, announced in the House of Commons that!
an agreement had been reached between Great Britain and Russia i i
today for a Commercial Treaty and also for a General Treaty. The j
commercial treaty contained an innovation, granting a diploma 'o <
communicate some trade through representatives in Russia. This
done because the Russian Government has ;i monopqly on th" foreign |
GERMAN OIMKfTIOXS NOT SERIOUS. SAV AMKIIH W'S
LONDON, August ft—The German reply to the International
Conference Board, survey froip ■' Mr point of view - f the program
for the working out of the , durations Plan, but '" d not _-o
...tails covering The lette.. i nx.-j ... »ed two questions outside
of the conference on military evacuation and two on the retention of
the railway men in the Ruhr district. The American Representa
tives do not believe that, the German objections will create any - us
difficulty.
» 'i-»; wivs on k; ss tp- \n
LONDON. August S—Premier Ramsay .MacDonald h<Md - ground
stoutly today in The House --f Commons when the opposition 'tacked
his proposal to sign the Anglo-Russian Treaty forthwith. He was
victorious when a motion to adjourn until tomorrow for further dis
cussion failed of passage by a vote of 157 to 77.
ALLIES AM) GKIiMANS KKACHKI) COMPLETE AGKKt MEAT
LONDON. August 9— The Allies and the Germans hav*- reached
a complete agreement on the manner in which the default of Germany
shall bp declared under the provisions of the Dawes Plan. A council
of fourteen adopted the report of the first committee in the Allied
Conference, and the French spokesman of the Committee said that
Germany would be permitted to addriss the Reparations < ommission
when she had been adjudged in default.
KELLOGG ENDORSES EREN< H PROPOSAL
LONDON. August 9—IT. S. Ambassador Kellogg has ..Tit ten the
International Conference endorsing the French proposal in 'i- Confer
ence and the Fsnance Ministers in Paris, that immediate; after the 1
International Conference. European editors he instructed refer to
it as the “International Conference,” since the Germans * • now ad
mitted.
SMITH AND NELSON
TO HEMAIN AWHILE
REYKJAVIK. August S—Lieutenants Smith and N- - ■ of the t
United States Army Air Service flying around the world. •xpect to v
remain here several days on account of the uncertainty of landing
conditions, due to the presence of the worst ice in years in tb- vicinity
of Angmagsalik.
SAFE LANDING PLACE REEX FOUND FOR FLYERS t
WASHINGTON. August 9 The Army advance party has reported ; z
to the Army Air Service that a safe landing place has been i -und for ; P
the Army around the world flyers at Ekaluit, on the En*t Coast of j»
Greenland, about seven hundred and fifty miles from Reykjavik, where 1 c
The two planes have been waiting the outcome of the party’s explora- ! n
tions. Early resumption .,f the flight is now anticipated. \ t•
17 KILLED, 10 WOUNDED
BANDITS IN MEXICO
MEXICO CITY. August 9—Seventeen defenseless persons wen
killed and ten wounded when fifty outlaw1' attacked a hacienda near;
Opichon yesterday. Government authority • have scattered the out- ;
laws who took to the hills, being closed pu - d by Federal troops.
I.OEIVS I.AIIY MllKMtS TESTIFY \T MI'IUH I! TRIAL
CHICAGO. August S—The pro-,
trial today rejected the proposal of •
any witnesses except, alienists, but guv.
ment to the effect of the testimony • '
young women friends of Loeb’s. wh..
»\CK KOMI OF I.OEIJ, HI
CHICAGO, August !» When Mi
today to testify in the Frank- niurd.
He asserted that her testimony t.odu>
in his office. She had just told tl.
Loob, hut had ceased to feel s«>.
<• iiti*•!:. the Franks murd."
inerted to be elicited from three
had been called by the defense
i.oraine Nathan took the stand j
trial -.a beh.ilf of the Defense. j
.■mmitted deliberate perjury " |
VIM ATION XL TRAINING Fill: XI.XsKA NATIVE*
SEATTLE. August 9— l*.
who is here conferring with It- 1
Bureau of Education in the a in
executive vocational training i
through the native schools of tin
will also he made to build a ma
deer meat produced by the nath
Commissioner of Education Tigert.|
Waggoner, now head of the Alask ;
•nee of W. T. Lopp said today tha' 1
. be given to the natives of Alaska
IJuerau in Alaska, and that an effor' j
vet in the United States for the r- i J
NATIONAL Fill CATION \l.
SEATTLE, August 9- !
Chairman of the Minnesota Ex
eat h.nai Association told the
dress at a luncheon today, tin
\SSIM | ATION TO VISIT ALASKA
: tan Roe North field. • • i Minnesota,
utive Committee of the Nat.oual Edu
ittle Chamber of Commerce in an ad
the Association would probably me."
visit Alaska for a tour, having ; -r its purpose the educational ad
vantage of seeing Alaska first hand.
K. K. K. CANDIDATE PROBABLY BEATEN. OKLAHOMA
OKLAHOMA CITY. August !» Unofficial returns from 1127 out ol
2926 precincts in Oklahoma give Congressman E. B Howard, the K
K. K. candidate. 270.482 votes for United States Senator on the Deni
icratic ticket, and virtually assure his nomination. Former Governor
J. C. Walton, anti-Klan candidate for Governor, received 23.811 vote-,
outrunning three other candidates so far for the nominat,..n for Gov
WALTON STILL IN LEAD WITH MOST VOTES IN
OKLAHOMA CITY, August a — Remaining ;n the lead in the Pri- . ■
naries, Ex-Gov<;rnor Walton had from 2.267 precincts a total -f 62.2 1.
.•otes to Howard’s 5S.163.
>1 Al»l\ ETINf* ORG.X N l/ATIO.N To <’<INTROL SILV Ell
SALT LAKE CITY. Augt
ust 9-—A statement i th-» Federal Trade J <
Commission was read today by Senator Oddie to the Silver Produe
ers’ Association, in session here. He said that a marketing organi- ;
zation could be formed under the Webb-Pomerene Act to stop any I
producer from selling Silver who is eligible to membership in the As- |
sociation, which makes the Assocation therefore responsible for the 1
control of that valuable product. Important legislation to that end j I
is being prepared by a committee headed by Alfred Harrell of Cali- j
fornia. 1
StN.LODGE DICTATES
WAhNING FROM SICK BED
XAHAXT. Mass August. '< Senator H-nr.v Cabot Lodge today
Horn his sick bed. dictated a warning to all Republicans against th?
••calamity” of Charles Bryan becoming President. The Senator said
that this would be probable it President Coulida* receives the minority
of Hi. Electoral Votes and the election thrown into Congress for de
t.oMpi us mu sks <o\h:k with ski i:kt\i:v d.wis
WASHIXGT0X. August !• Ft was dis.-l.-ed today that the Am
i K< deration ■ i Labor endor.-.-d LaFollette and Wheeler the day
William B. W.lson. Secretary of Labor under President Wilson,
s:od to Samuel Gojnpers that he confer with Secretary Davis, he
oi*|.\ RKBEI.I lo\ IN IIOMK HAS, _* \MKitK \ \ > KILLED
MAXAGI A. Xicaragu.i. August !• Two Am.
ftlpa. the War Minister of
from the Capitad to the
ns are in open rebellion.
i.kss ronv more wheat this year. eore<
WAS 111XGTOX. Align
'illi"n bushels as against three bills.
MINNESOTA BANK KOItUKlit
SAi K CENTER. Mm A11 mi • After
iult of • Bank of Y.ila
PLENTY HOT NEW YORK
SEVERAL DEATHS
NEW YORK. August 9—The Mercury was e ghty two .«t two
o’clock Iasi night ami there were tw . deaths from the heat, one of
which was a suicide, having been reported this morn.ng. during tho
last twent> four hours. The population largely spent the ni^ht in
the parks nd on the beaches.
THREE DEAR OF HEAT BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. Md. August Throe persons are nported to h;.v •
lied from heat prostrations during the night. Th men ary stands
tt ninety four today and there seems no prospect of r u ;.
WEST YIKOIMA HIT IIY HEAT \\ \\K
PETERSBURdH. W. Va.. Angus: 9—Two persons died from heat
prostrations her • during the last twenty four luturs.
DON’T FAIT TO SEND FOITFS OF THIS ISSUE TO FRIENDS OUTSIDE.
Hail Boat Silver Wave Sails for Kotzebue and way
points Monday Aug. 11, 8 p. m. For further infor
mation inquire of Lomen Reindeer & Trading Corp.
Moonlight Water will be shut off al 7 o’clock Tonight
and remain off until 6 a. m. Sunday morning.
Signed: Moonlight Water Company