NOME TRI WEEKLY NUGGET
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VOLUME THIRTEEN. NO. 72. NOME, ALASKA FY..'DAY, JUNE 20, 1919. TELEPHONE MAIN 1H
GERMAN GOVT. IS OVERTHROWN
ITAIIAN DEPUTES REPUDIATE DRUNDD SODT.
GERMAN GOVERNMENT HEADED BY
SCHEIDMANN REPORTED OVERTHROWN
I’AltfS, June 20—Overborne by the inclination of the (iernuin Ass.-m-l
I iy to accept the Allied peace term* the Herman government headed by
government, according to authentic advices from Weimar.,
It is believed from the tone of the reports that the assembly has
• ■opted the treaty and that the new government will sign the peace pact.
According to tin* latest reports, a new government headed by Gustav
N'oskc. the German .Minister ..f Defense, is in process of formation.
REPORTED GERMANS WANT MORE TIME TO ANSWER.
I'AltIH. June 20—It is reported here that the Germans want more time
thrown, and will probably re po-si through the new ministry a extension "f
the period for delivering a reply.
It is believed in diplomatic circles that the peace council will probably
SHAKE-UP IN ITALIAN CABINET: ORLANDO
RESIGNS: THREATENS DELAY IN SETTLE
MENT OF THE ADRIATIC NEGOTIATIONS
Special to The Nome Nuggot by The Associated Press.
HOME. June -’<•—An upheaval in the Italian government Is threaten
ing to delay indefinitely the settlement of the Adriatic dispute arising out ..r
A cl Ha tie coast.
the king refuses to accept Orlando's portfolio!
Orlando attempted to defend the Allies in an address to the Deputies yester
ady. "Remain faithful to our duties toward our allies." Orlando declared in
response to a bitter arraignment of the allied attitude toward the Italian
deputies shouting angrily: "Tty: Allies have never been faithful to Italy 1
Why should we be faithful to them ?
Orlando attempted to get another hearing but his remarks were lost
In the general uproar. He persisted for some time but his reference to the
Allies had so stirred the Deputies that it is doubtful If any of them heard
After Orlando had given up the effort, the uproar developed into -i
hut the effort failed, the Chamber voting the proposal down by a large
or ho cabinet. The king- has not signified his intentions regarding tho
resignation up to the present.
Orlando’s Res.ynalion Mj** Postpone Adriatic Settlement.
I'AltlS. June 20— Tli, <J,ttJl^liun ministry has created
Adriatic dispute arising through the Italian adherence to th< London treaty.
il King Victor accepts the resignation of rlnndo. In ollleial eireles it is
Peace (Conference here.
to the peace treaty as it is unknown who will sign for Italy Monday if th •
PARIS, June 20—Reuter dispatches from Italy say Italy has instructed
the Italian peace delegation to accept, the settlement of the Dalmatian roast
question in accordance with the views of President Wilson. Lloyd (Seorge
This, if correct, means that Italy has decided to make no further fight
over the Adriatic question.
The BOATS will be* here soon—Order your spring job printing for summer now.
the new Rainier beverage on draught at the Nevada
BIS FIGHT ALREADY
FINANCIAL SUCCESS
Sp. • . to the Nugget By the Associated Press.
TOLEDO, June 20—A total of three hundred and twenty five thousand
dollars In cash has already been received for tickets to the championship
battle between Willard ami Dempsey on July Ith, thus assuring Iticknrd’v
financial success.
• Orders for tickets have arrived from almost every state in the union
and there are many indications that the attendance will ho of the record
breaking variety.
Dempsey has been laying off for flic past few days but will resume
boxing tomorrow. The contender is in excellent shape and is doing only
sufficient work to keep himself in good condition.
MIDNIGHT SUN STEAMERS DUE AT DAWSON TODAY
Special to tho Nugget by the Associated Press
DAWSON, Juno 20—Two steamboats loaded with tourists, enroute
to Fort Yukon to witness the midnight sun are due to arrive hero from
Whitehorse today. The excursionists will remain here for a short period
before continuing to the fort.
Mix of the persons involved In the recent ptomaine poisoning cases
on Hunker Creek still remain in the hospital hero hut are all making good
progress toward recovery.
No new cases have appeared since the destruction of the food stop s
used at tho banquet, from which nil of the cases, had their origin.
WOMAN TENNIS CHAMP BEATEN IN SEMI-FINALS BY NEW STAR.
Special to Tho Nome Nugget by The Associated Proas.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20—Miss Marlon Zinderstern defeated Miss
Holla BJurstedt. the national women’s tennis champion, in tho semi-Anais of
the tennis tournament now In progress here.
Miss BJurstedt has held the women's championship for the past four
years. The new star played tho champion a hard game and won handily.
THE NEW RAINIER BEVERAGE ON DRAUGHT AT THE NEVADA
VILLA REOUESTS
AN EXPLANATION
Special to the Nugget bv the Associated Press
EL PASO, June 30—A courier from Villa’s camp at Snmalyuca arrived
.•t El Paso today hearing a note from General Angeles. Villa's chief commander,
to General James Erwin, whjrh requests an explanation of the recent American
pursuit of the Villaistas at Jam*.
Angeles asks tho American commander why the Americans pursued
the Villaistas and declared that tho Villaistas made every endeavor during
tiie Jaurez battle to keep from shooting across the Itio (Jramie.
Tho Mexican chief asserted that tho Villaista leaders had tried by
every means at their command to keep tho fighting as far away from the
border as possible and had no intehtion of endangering the lives of Americans
in any way.
Angeles also denied the rumors that Villa will encourage an anti
American campaign, by declaring that Villa does not plan reprisals on the
Americans in Mexico in any manner or form.
LABOR CONVENTION REFUSES TO ASK
RELEASE OF ESPIONAGE PRISONERS
Special to The Nomo Nugget by The Associated Prej.s.
ATLANTIC CITY', June JO—Efforts on the part of the radically in
clined element In tho American Federation of Labor Convention to secure the
passage of a resolution asking the government to release prisoners convicted
of violations of the Espionage Act and also other political prisoners met with
signal failure at today’s session when the convention rejected n resolution
calling on the government'to set free ail political and espionage prisoners.
A substitute resolution, requesting the release of political prisoners after
peace is declared was accepted by the convention.
HARVARD WINS OVER YALE FRESHMEN IN JUNIOR VARSITY RACES
Special to The Nugget by The Associated Press.
NEW LONDON, June 20—-Harvard defeated tho Yale freshmen in the
Junior verslty crew race hold here today over tho usual course.
The race was rowed during a heavy rainstorm accompanied by much
lightning.
MAY ABANDON EFFORT
TO FORCESENATE VOTE
Special to The Nugget l>y The Associated Press.
their intentions :m<l are apparently destined to win their point.
LEGISLATORS FROWN ON PUG MILL.
Sped;.I to The Nome Nugget l.y The Associated Press.
Metnpscy battle for the heavyweight title is of the limited type permit•■•d l.\
the ban of otfieiaI disapproval.
f'ght on the ground of alleged demoralising influenees which the leglslatoi*
BELIEVED COAL ROYALTIES WILL REPAY RAILROAD COSTS
Special to th« Nugget My the Associated Press.
appropriation arc* hopeful that they will ultimately leap much ptaisc for \ntiief
in favor or tile project to Imild a railroad l<> the heart nf the i. rrit.. >.
I'rnm ihc Alaska co.il and nil lands will pay hack the cost i.f c.nstni liny ih
railroad within a few years.
The article asserts fill I her that tin* nllicials of tin* (idlogical Sn.a .
passes the coal and nil land leaning hill. .M-nih. is of the .staff asserted th«
belief that the passage of tin* hill in this congress will »..• -In* fn.ermun , nf
SAYS SOPHIA PRACTICALLY TURNED OVER TO U. S.
FEDERAL COURTS BY CANADIAN PACIFIC.
Bpstfiil to the Nugget By the Associated Press
I-C raised. Captain Troup of the Canadian Pacific said tin- I nited States
salvaging company which is working on tin* wrec k at present.