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CRIME AND MURDER MARK
CHICAGO PRIMARY ELECTIONS
Chicago, Kept. 15—One murder
three kidnappings, several beating
and a half dozen arrests on variouj
charges ranging from election frauds
to assault to commit murder marked
the local balloting in the Illinois pri
JOHN NOON TO URGE
GOV’T CO-OPERATION IN
ALASKA DEVELOPMENT
Seattle. Se.pt. 16—John Noqn, Al
askan legislator, who arrived recent! j
from the North, proceeded to Wash
ington. D. C. today to urge greatei
government cooperation in Alaska de
velopment.
TOLEDO BEATS NEW YORK
IN EXHIBITION GAME
Toledo, Ohio, Sept. 15—The Toledo
American Association team today hit
fifteen safeties and defeated the New
York American’s in an exhibition game
by a score of S to 7, in ten innings.
“Rube” Ruth’s two home runs ac
counted for six of the New York runs.
TRANSCONTINENTAL AIR
MAIL PILOT LOST
Ileno. No. -Kept. 15—Nothing has
Aorial Mail Service here'regarding the
u hereabouts of Pilot Katun, who Joft
hound transcontinental air mail plane.
I osl Pilot Located at Sparter, Ne\ .
San Francisco. Sept. 16-—Air mail
s-ince Tuesday, together with the east
bound mail plane in which he left
alive and safe at the town of. Sparter
Nevada, according to Information
reaching the local headquarters of the
Air Mail Service.
33 KILLED IN
NEW YORK EXPLOSION
New York, Sept. 16—According to
the best reports obtainable, thirty per
sons were killed by the terrific explo
sion occurtng today in front of the
Morgan and Company offices on Wall
street, while the list of injured will
run higher than two hundred.
Practically the whole city police
force foiled for hours this afternoon
seeking the dead and injured in the
wreckage of the explosion. Numer
ous trained Investigators are trying in
vain to determine whether the explo
sion was actually caused by a bomb
dropped dn front of the office of Mor
gan and Company or resulted from an
automobile dashing into a wagon or
other vehicle loaded with explosives.
tor of the Department of Justice, w ho
was directed to solve the mystery,
said after arriving on the scene that it
is his opinion that the explosion was
lision had been responsible foi tin
blast which occurred. This view i
partially sustained by tlie explosion
being of such inti use violence, rock
ing skyscrapers for blocks around. t"-j
glass from windows in office buildings
shower of deadly missiles in all direc
Bureau of Investigation Chief Person
ally Directing Investigation.
Washington. Sept. 1G—Flynn. • hi:>f
of the Bureau of Investigation of the
!>epartment of Justice, has left Wash
ington for New York to take p--.---.il
charge of the force which is engaged
Dupont Co. Says no Powder Delivery
Wagons on Wall Street
Justice officials engaged in the inves
werc notified by the Dupont Powder
Co. late tills afternoon that it had only
at the time of the explosion and that
this wagon was not near Wall and
Broad Streets.
Explosion Causes Extra Precautions
at Capital
Washington, Sept. 17—Extra guards
and other protective measures have
• won taken about the Treasury Build
ing here until it is definitely determin
ed whether the explosion in New York
was accidental or an attempt at mur
der. Secretary Houston announced to
Hugc Block Bomb Found Near Scene
of Explosion.
New York, Sejrt. 17—Chief Police
'inspector l.ehey has found evidence to
justify the conclusion that the Wall
Street explosion was caused by a huge
bomb, loaded with the famous explo
sive T. N. T. and reinforced with
heavy iron slugs fashioned from win
dow weight l»ars. according to a Police
Department announcement.
lit is also stated that -the Bureau of
Combustibles is exaJrnining a block
bomb about a foot square and encircl
ed by wire found by the police in an
automobile parked at Wall Street and
Hanover Square, about two blocks
from the scene of yesterday’s explo
sion. The owner of the ear. a clerk
in the National City Bank, called the
police’s attention to the )w>mb. which
he said he had seen placed there by
unknown parties and was "afraid
Officially Reported Explosion Killed
33 people.
New York, Sept. 17—Fire Commis
sioner Brennan reported to the mayor
today that the explosion yesterday re
sulted in the death of 33 people.
Reports from all sections of the
country indicate that bcunlb centers in
the big cities from coast to coast are
being watched, with police and private
sentries joined to guard against a re
petition of the explosion.
On Explosion Cause,
Washington, Sept. 17—A half dozen j
agencies of the government are at j
work today, trying to solve the mys
tery of the explosion in New York yes
terday, and also safe guarding govern
ment property from similar damage.
Guards Placed Over Seattle Gov’t
Offices
Seattle, Sejit 17—The government
assay office and federal reserve hank
here have been placed under govern
Explosion Charged To Bomb By Chief
Washington. Sept. 17 The Depart
ment of Justice announced today that
Chief Flynn reports that the New
York explosion was due to a bomb.
New List Places Dead At 36
New York. Sept. 17—Chief Flynn
declared this afternoon that he is posi
tive that a bomb was the cause of Uv*
Wall Street explosion. The list of
dead is now 36 It has also been re
vealed that the Wall Street, plot was
part of a national wide radius plot in
which t/lie big business Interests of the
country were to be the objeotiv^. Ed
ward I' Fisher a former employe - of
the French High Commission in New
York was detained by the police in
Hamilton, Ontario, today after he is
f Urged to have sent two post c^rds j
to friends here from Toronto, te’.iingl
them not to be ir^ Wall Street at three
o’clock Wednesday, September iif- i
leenth. He will be brought to New,
York to testify before the grand J'lry.j
RETURNS AFTER FOUR
YEARS IN ARCTIC SECTION
Joe Bernard and A, Anderson re
turned to Nome eaTly this morning i
an the schooner Teddy Bear, afte •!
an absence of four years spent in
trading and gathering curios In the
Arctic. Their journey took them as
far east as Taylor Island, near King
William’s Land which is beyond the
Cornntion Gulf section. Full detnil
will be published In the Weekly Nug
get tomorrow.
One Pair Did Not Wear Out!
I'I' was a scientific expedition composed of three
white men and five Indians.
They tramped clear across I .abrador, five months of
that heart-breaking going through rough country
that simply means death to footwear.
One man wore Goodrich “Hi-Press” and the rest
wore—other makes.
And before the traverse was completed every sol
itary boot and shoe had w orn out except Goodrich! •
The chief of the party (who wore the Goodrich) sent
the shoes into us as proof. You should see them—
the corrugations on the sole are not all worn off.
There is no doubt of the superior wearing quality
of Goodrich Rubber Boots and Shoes. It has been
proven time and again.
Fishermen, laborers, hunters, miners all agree that
the footwear with the Red Line ’Round the Top
stands supreme for comfort and all around service.
THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY
Akron, Ohio
Seattle, 115 King Street
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Rubber Footwear
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