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N O M K, A L A S K A . SATI’RIHY, SEPT. I.'t, KlSf.
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LEOPOLD LOEB WILL
SERVE SENTENCE JOLIETj
JOLIET,. 111.. Sept. IS Two cells it- the State Penitentiary are
awaiting Leopold and Loeb, the slayers of young Robert Franks, said
Warden Whitman of that institution today He said that the boys
will not be permitted to occupy the same cell nor cells in the same
section. The prisoners may see each other while marching or
probably may not have conversation at all. They will be assign*- 1 to
manual labor despite their line educations. Office work will be re
served as a reward for good behavior. Leopold will not have an op
portunity to write hooks. The two prisoners will be moved from
Chicago to the State Penitentiary today.
C«OVKRN.MKVT I MX PARDON LEOPOLD. LOER
SPRINGFIELD. Sept. 13- Harrow, the attorney for tin defend
ants Leopold and Loeb. stated today that it was within the. power of
the Government to pardon Leopold and Loeb. The Governor’*- -office.,
he said, is not under consideration at all.
RECEIVERS TO CONTINUE FOR WILSON A CO.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.'! Federal Judge Hondy today or- • i- t ■■o
receivers for Wilson and Company. Chicago packers, to . r : in
their present capacity for the duration of the bankruptcy -
gives the receivers complete charge of the company's affair?- \
York and Illinois until a reorganization is effected.
-i l SCSI 1>K. JERSEY CITY, s.-pt. 12 -Wills flit
gave Wills nearly every round. The last round
clinches and much wrestling, although Wills got over
nany bard blow*
FIR IV) \\l» WILLS. Ul’Fin.\ L WKKiMTS
JERSEY C ITY. Sept. 1Firpo weighed in ill iw. hundred and
twenty four pounds and Wills at two hundred and ~eventfv-n. wh-n
they entered the ring here yesterday.
STRlItLING SKL\S MKKT STONE SKPTEM III It J1
NEW YORK. Sept. 13- strihling has signed a ■ ntract to meet
AI Stone .for a twelve-round bout September twenty fourth.
W.\ RliA NT ISSI'M) FOR FIRI’OS A It HI >T
CHICAGO, Sept. 11- Judge Ryan announced tm1; that be will
issue a Bench Warrant for the arrest of Luis Firpo 'morrow.
COMMISSIONER OF FISHERIES VISITS S. |. 1 I.ASKA
KETC HIKAN, Alaska. Sept. l :*—Commissioner
O'Malley left Ketchikan today «tu the Steamer Alan,
been spending some time in Southeastern Alaska in^.
ditions existing in the fisheries throughout this section.
SALMON BELIEVER TO ItF INCREASIN'.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13—The Bureau of Fisheries made the j
following declaration today: “We believe that the Government will
have to tighten the regulations. We think more salt:, ui are spawn
ing in the streams this year than for several years.”
FEVERS LEAVE WASHINGTON SUNDAY
WASHINGTON. Sept. 13—The Army around the world flyers
will leave Bolling Green Field Sunday morning, weather permitting.
They expect to arrive at Seattle September 23rd.. under the present
CALIFORNIA GIRL I'LAY FOR CHAMPIONS!! 11* TENNIS
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 13—Helen Jacobs, the California girl
who crossed the contipent recently to compete in the championship
tennis games, will play for the national championship for girls’ singles
tomorrow with Alice Francis, both girls having won semi-finals today.
TEXTILE WORKERS TAKEN BACK INTO IN ION
NEW YORK. Sept. 13—Twelve thousand members of the Na
tional Textile Federation of Textile Workers who severed their con
nection with the United Textile Workers of America several years ago,
will be received again into membership. President McMahoD. of the
ITnion. announced today.
DEFENCE DAY
CELEBRATION NOME
* G.iAND SUCESS
Nome once. more did herself |
proud, when yesterday afteriiuun. <
September lL’th. the people in
general turned out to ‘celebrate I
DEFENSE DAY. The Mayor i--j
sued a proclamation railing for a \
half-holiday throughout the city,
and in response tin jeto, the. hue: 1
I'.hss houses closed at noon and :•
r.ained (dosed for the halum • if J
the day. The town was gaily d»
orated with hunting and flags. |
Promptly at on o’clock' a nnui :
HUr parade, and it is safe to :>v- |
i» was the. largest parade ot i
kind ever witnessed ip Nome. .. i : j
especially when it is taken u
consideration that less than
hours was rcvnMinied in the pr* p.i
. at tons for t t»c demonstration. Tl..> ]
Nome Brass Band led the pi»* t
• »») which started ft0111 tbe (.<
•'«• Hotel, (Hence down Stead: ;
.■V venue to F'-ont Street. follow .n.-j
’be band marched tire pupil- > 1
•ne Nome Public Se bool, w!
• • smallei rhildren rude in ; ii>
Mobiles a< c vinpsinlcd hj the t• .
| ith Sergeant James 1! \nd«i
n<l .Miss .Mitble l*eKoy, representi
ng the tied Cross. Following the
iod Cross marched numerous eiti
»ens. Heading the automobile ser
1 inn. which consisted of about ‘!.r»
mto&nnbiles. the largest number of
urn ever patrieipating in .1 parade
'ii Nome, wjis tlie Mayor’s car.
•entaining the .Mayor. <Jeo. S. May
1 ard. wife and daughter. IMstrh*
fudge tl. J. Lomen. and Speaker
nl the Day. Councilman R M. Jul
i in. The numerous an'temobih
vhieh followed were all vrowded
vith men and women, all anxioo
to do tlr**ir hit to make the I)e
tense i»>\ demonstration a su< •
The parade continued up Front
Mreet to Hunter Way then c>
in Ft. It Julian who was londl'
MORE RETURNS FROM
WASHINGTON STATE
SEATTLE, Sept. 1::
•in.is give Johnson 52.4 s
n-Mssional District, four In
hundred, save Ferguson l.i
orliriul ••oinil will Inen •
Eighteen hundred and for
l.-«is 5:? and .11 M. A.
KLAN r.Wlill' XTKS WIN IN COLORADO
DENVER. Sept. 1::
return- compiled in Colormi'
iJemiH raiH have conceded tie
States Senator to their Repi
QUARREL OVER RAILROAD
ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Sept. 1:: Noel Smith, in n-ph to lien- i
eral Manager Landis of the Alaska Railroad, concerning his s'ate- j
ment that the road is being run without the aid of Congress, said: •
“a check of the platf showed more than a million dollar's discrep- j
ancy." He related the plan for one year only, and added that under
such an appropriation, during the following year the road would have
to be rehabilitated.
TROOPS NEARER SHANGHAI
SHANGHAI. Sept. IS Desperate attempts are being made today j
t>y Kiang Su generals to check Che Kiang troops advancing at Isping, '
jne hundred miles west of Shanghai today, but without success.
WlMU R TO INSPECT OIL RESERVES
9 LOS ANGELES. Sept. 13—Secretary Wilbur of the Navy arrived
lere today to inspect Lake Hills Naval Oil Reserve.
BASEBALL
NEW YORK. Sept. 12—The New York Americans beat Boston
our to three yesterday. Ruth knocked his usual homer.
DAWES MAKES SPEECH
FLAYS LA FOLLFTTE
MII.WAI KKI.
js, th ■ Repaid
underminim
i> ribed l-i K(i])i
•n nominee fur th»i W
demagog is in, animat.'
stiftitional foundation
. a “master demagogue
“Should he receive. p
ti <* common sens* , a
LaFollet te's sp^orho
■ luirac; • vi/.nl La'F.ill* t
indeponden; < andidacy as
by the vicious purpose of
if this Republic He tie
lie warned his hearers
erupting to take .1 position half way between
r'onsiiuuion of the Vnited States and those who
a second warning concerning LaFoIlette. lie said
uis* , this master lemagogue, for attempting to
lists flying the rml flag? Never in history has
e.rupe individord re.-eived a greater affront than
Does he consider us a race of fools’" Dawes
e'«, movonu-.nl. ‘the Elimination of the most dan
:ogisni through
whose polio
« \i si> _*o ih:.vih> rwt nu;m:i:i> i\.m i:i:d
llovoi.rw. lThe jiurmuth -i the Hump- -lash
ami .imiimbi-red injured The offie-rs policing tit., stri
I u-.ii..ws . ud <tii 1<11 • ■ 11 uv. visit in.: jails ,n«l ship morgues
!• \i:i/ \«. \ 1*1:0% i.\i'ii:n i i \im i: i t » \o<>i:
It: III \l» TWO MAY I*, i i;i:si I.-J i .'.i i tid.n i j;i j>
o\ \ ' I ROM MI>m II i; I | v |*|. \\
comply with th*
,;eueral Dan-; i i" oust the Standard Oil
'*• •' is aliened that the company refused to
i i:\.\s attorma shot liii.hd
DALLAS. Sept. 13 Paul Moody, a prominent attorney was shot
and killed as he entered the home of Frank Williams today. Lester
(’raw-ford. another attorney, was taken into custody for the shooting:,
l rawford s only statement when questioned, was: “He insulted niv
TWO SEVERE EARTIHJ1 AKKS IIONOLl'H.'
HONOLl'Ll'. Sept. 13- Two of tlie severest earthquakes felt in
Honolulu for years were feld last night and they sent the residents
•currying from their homes and buildings. The shocks centered
• round Kilune Volcano.
THREE INI’HKS SNOWFALL IN WYOMING
LARAMIE. Wyo.. Sept. 13—Three inches of snow at Lookout
ind Medicine Bow was reported last night. Rain is falling here today.