PEACE SIGNING IS UNCERTAIN
HUNS CELEBRATE BY CHEERING OLD LEADERS
PUCE TREATY MAY
IE SIRRED THURSDAY
Special to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press.
Summary of the Pence Situation hy Associated Press June 24--Although J
will sign the peace treaty, the view is expressed in official circles that the final
act of the great war will probably bo ^consunmted Thursday* ^ ^ j
Reports from Berlin assert that Admiral Haniel von Haimsuusen was
named to sign Hie treat* for Germany yesterday but resigned immediately
I*ite Paris reports assert that it is reported there that Herman Mueller,
the newly appointed German Foreign Secretary, yvill be delegated to sign for
the German government.
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SALVAGE COMPANY EXAMINING LOST STEAMER MARIPOSA
Special to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press.
VANCOUVER. Wn.. June 24—The Salvage Company of Seattle is en
gaged in salvaging the cargo of copper ore carried by the steamer Mariposa
"hlch was sunk in Sumner Strait last year onroute between Seattle and j
The salvage company yvill also examine the hull of the steamer to decide!
if she can lie profitably raised.
FACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO. HEAD ENROUTE '
TO ALASKA ON PRIVATE YACHT
Special to The Nome Nugget-by The Associated Press.
VANCOUVER. June 21 H. F. Alexander, president of the Pacific
which left here yesterday via the inside passage.
RESIDENTS OF B. C. TOWN COMPELLED TO FLEE BY FIRE DEMON.
Special to Tf.e Nome Nugret hy The Associated Press.
wide area of country have forced the residents of the town of Natal to flee for
their lives, according to advices reaching here today.
The townspeople made their escape ui a special train of box ears
WEALTHY WOMAN CLAIMS IS VICTIM OF COSTLY BURGLARY.
Special to Tim Nugget by The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. June 24—Washington. June 24—Mrs. Clarence Mill
hiser, a resident of Richmond, Virginia, lias appealed to the. Secret Service
Baltimore hotel.
Mrs. Millhiser nssertt^Z^jJ^ i*sing valuables consist largely of dia
monds and other gems valuc<^Tii7ii-e than two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars. r’' " *
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BRITISH PAPERS
DISTRUSTFUL OF
SERMAR ASSERT
Sp. t<* the Nugget By ilio Associated Press.
LONDON. June I11—Although expressing great satisfaction at th •
garding Germany's good faith.
One of the leading journals says Germany proved herself treacherous
throughout the war and cite:; the recent sinking • -f the interned German war
fleet as Indication that the new Germany is no un-re to 1"* trusted than the
until the treaty Is actually signed and declares that the Allies must he* on
their guard until Germany pays all penalties affixed by the treaty terms.
The German announcement resulted in several mild demonstrations
at various points, hut the British public as a whole are apparently inclined to
defer the celebration of peace until the final act of signing has been consu
ltant ed.
LEAGUE OPPONENTS
WILL STUMP NATION
Fpeda! to The Nugget by The Associated Press
WASH INC. TON. June 24 The Senate opponents of Hie League of
Nations are preparing to inaugurate a speaking tour of tlie nation on a large
la speak here Saturday at the Hr.*.; of a. series of country-wide mass meetings
in opposition to the League. Tim mass meetings will be held in all the
called the League for the Preservation of American Independence.
FRENCHCELEBRATE
GERMAN DECISION
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Special to The Nugget >»y The Associated Press.
PARIS. June 24—l.'niversal rejoicing throughout France marked the
i n noun cement that Germany has consented to sign the peace treaty.
Lille, Brest, Toulonx. Paris and other cities celebrated the Herman de
cision to sign with displays of great rejoicing. Carnivals were held in num
erous places and practically every city in France was decorated with gay dls
o.tided a military note to the celebrations held at all the larger centers.
NEARLY HALF MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
SEATS SOLD FOR BIG MILL.
Special to The Nugget by The Associated Press.
TOLEDO, June 24—Promoter Tex Rickard announced today that over
of reservations are still to bo had—although it is expected that the bulk or
them will probably be sold before the big battle for the title i* munched
Dempsey celebrated his twenty fourth birthday today and is in .he
best of condition.
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CLEMENCEAU WILL
RESIGN WHEN PEACE
TREATY IS SIGNED
Special to The Nome Nugget l>y The Associated Press.
lesign from office when the peace treaty is ratified.
"We have waited forty nine years for this moment." Clcmem call said
when he opened the dispatch front the headquarters of the German gincnimen:
at Weimar stating that Germany would sign the treaty. After reading ilm
communication through, the aged statesman added:
; • ed the world but are now extended in defeat."
The announcement was received with wild rejoic ing by tin- people of
Paris, though it was noticabie that the attitude of official circles was indicative
of nothing more than quiet satisfaction that peace is at hand.
WILSON TO RETURN HOME IMMEDIATELY
AFTER TREATY IS RATIFIED
PARIS, June 21—American peace delegation members say I ’resident
Wilson will return to America immediately after the treaty is signed.
AL ZIPF RESIGNS JOB TQ BECOME FISH PACKING PLANT OFFICIAL.
Special to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press
SEATTLE,. Juno 21 Al Zipf, the newly appointed traffic manage! „f
president of the Carlisle Packing Company, an Alaska and Washington
Andreafsky., Alaska.
Company only a few days ago.
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