BOLSHEVIKI THREATEN WORLD REVOLT
BOLSHEVIKI PROMOTING WORLD REVOLUTON
Special to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Pftii.
LONDON, March 13—Moscow dispatches assert thai the BotehevikI
are planning a world wide revolution and are making plans to carry the Bol
sheviki propaganda far beyond Russia.
According to the Moscow advices, the Russian Bolshevik! government
has named a new minister who will have direct charge of the scheme to
bring about the proposed revolt. The official selected is a Swiss named Moor.
The new minister has been given unlimited financial and political powers
and will be assisted by a commission in the promotion of the world communist
revolution contemplated by the Bolshevik! leaders. The commission has been
designated "the International Commissary and will be made up of radicals of
practically all of the world’s nations.
DEBS SAYS LENINE AND TROTSKY FOREMOST STATESMEN OF AQE.
Special to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press.
TOLEDO, o., March 13—In what will probably be his last public ad
dress before he goes to the penintentiary to serve ten years for attempting to
block army enlistments, Eugene V. Debs, the Socialist leader, declared In a
speech here last night that he Is the victim of capitalistic prejudice. Refer
ring to the decision of the Supreme Court affirming the sentence of the Ohio
court which found him guilty of attempting to obstruct the draft. Debs declared
that the men who affirmed the verdict are the foremost examples of American
reactionary ism: "They are be-whiskered and be-powdered old fossils who
never decided anything!” he shouted. Debs also provided further evidence
of the wisdom of the court decisions against him by declaring to his auditors
that: "Lenine and Trotsky are the foremost statesmen of the age!’* Deb*
also delivered a long harangue upholding Bolsheviki rule in Russia.
WILL BAR GERMAN PEACE DELEGATES FROM PARIS.
Special to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Pre.-r*.
PARIS, March 13—The German peace delegates who will perform for
Germany the final acts of the peace settlements will not be allowed to enter
['aria during their stay in France, according tu a statement by a high French
official today.
On arrival in Franco the German representatives will be taken to
Versailles and will be housed in the vicinity of the palace where the conferences
are to be held. The French officials are determined that the German* shall
not be permitted to enter the confines of Paris during their stay. In all
Other respects they will be treated with all the courtesies due their rant as
.once delegates but the French capital will remain a forbidden cone.
SMOKE JOHNSON ASSERTS JOHNSON-WILLARD FMJHT FRAMED
Special to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press.
HAVANA. Cuba. March 13—Jack Johnson, formery heavyweight
champion of the world. ha| admitted to an Associated Press representative
here that the famous figh . between himself and the preehnt'ChM*4E<m, Jees
Willard, was “framed”
Johnson, who is spending the winter in Cuba, Raid that he* allotted Wil
lard to win the contest under an agreement that he (Johnson) ehould receive
the sum of thirty thousand dollars and the moving picture rights. As a fur
ther inducement. Johnson says Willard also gave his promise to help him
straighten out affairs with the American federal authorities, who were seek
ing Johnson on a white slave charge.
Johnson declares the fight which made Willard the champion was a
deliberate frame-up from start to finish. The big smoke says by way of ex
cusing his action that he was in straightened circumstances and heeded the
money. Johnson is still under the ban of the United States laws.
Promoter Declares Fight on Square.
CHICAGO. March 13—Jack Curley, the promoter of the Havana fight
between Wiyyard and Jack Johnson and also Tom Jones, former manager of
Willard, have both made vigorous denials of the statement attributed to
Johnson that the famous battle was framed. Both declare that the fight was on
the square.
Willard Says Jolihson After Money.
LAWRENCE, Kan. March 13—When shown the alleged declaration of
Jack Johnson that the Havana battle between himself and Willard waa 'fixed”
for the latter to win. Champion Willard declared that there is nothing to
Johnson’s statement.
Willard declared the fight to have been on the square'and says John
son needs money and he is trying to force him into another match.
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PLATING VISIT TO AMERICA
imnrfiatH fwi Sorrics
PARIS, March 13—Qucon Marie
of Roilmania Is visiting In Paris for
the first time since the commence
ment of the warin 1914.
The queen stated in a press inter
view that she hopes to visit \merica
during the present year and personal,
ly thank the people of that /.ation for
their war assistance.
MELBOURNE) DELUGED
BY TERRIFIC RAINFALL
Associated Press Service.
MELBOURNE, Australia. March 13
—The heaviest rain fall of fifty years
hits flooded the city and nearby sec
tions during the past forty eight hours
The tremendous deluge of water has
resulted in wide 'damage and destruc
tion of property.
Hundreds of houses in this city
have been destroyed and damaged by
the resultant flood .
CARU80 PAYS BlJ INCOME TAX
Associated Freds Birvidt.
NEW YORK, March 13—Enrico
Caruso the famous Italian tenor paid
his Income tax today. Caruso’s re
port discloses that his income last
year amounted to one hundred and fif
ty three thousand.
FAIRBANKS LAO BELIEVED
YOUNGEST SOLDIER IN WAR
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Special to The Ntagget.
SEATTLE. March 13— Jack Belt,
of Fairbanks, Alaska, who was prob
ably the youngest soldier serving with
the American army during the war,
returned here yesterday with the *»:'.rd
Coast'Artillery battery.
Belt Is a member of Battery A. He
enlisted "when duly fifteen years of
ago, although appearing considerably
older.
N. Y. TRANSPORTATION LINES
THREATENED BY HAR
BOR STRIKE
Associated Press Service,
j NEW YORK. March 13—A com
plete tie-up of the city's subway and
elevated and surface car lines Is
threatened by the curtailment of coal
supplies resulting from the strike of
the hort>or workers last week. Fuel
supplies have become so scant that the
traction companies say they will be
forced to suspend traffic soon unless
relief is obtained. Harbor shipping
is completely paralysed by the strike
and coal deliveries seriously curtailed
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REINFORCED GOVERNMENT TROOPS
OVERCOME SPARTICANS IN BERLIN
ta§ lh* Nn||«t Wy the AigMlalvi Press
LONDON, March IS—German reports late yesterday evening report
that the government forces gained tin* upper hand in the fighting with the
Sparticans in Berlin yesterday.
With the assistance of large reinforcements from other sections,
the government troops are reported to have forced’the Sparticans to evacuate
the police headquarter s and the post office building, both of which were seized
by the revolutionaries during the fighting and also drove them from other
strongholds in the eastern portion of the city. The government forces were
declared to be in complete possession of the areas in which the fighting oc
curred.
It i,s reported that the Sparticans intend to establish an independent
state in the province of Brunswick as a refuge for all radicals who are driven
from other sections of Germany.
Sparticans Cleared From Eastern Sections Berlin.
COPENHAGEN, March 13—Berlin reports today say the government
forces have driven the Sparticans from the eastern section of Berlin after
lively fighting yesterday afternoon.
» The government is said to have regained possession of the entire
area held by the rebels, including the Lichtenberg quarter, one of the most
Impregnable of the Sparticun strongholds. Large numbers of Sparticans are
said to have been killed in the severe fighting yesterday. Berlin is still under
martial law with government troops maintaining order in the more important
sections. Owing to the recurrent radical outbreaks, thousands of the peace
able citizens are said to have fled the city.
Government Forces Summarily Executing Sparticans
BERLIN, March 13—Government forces are still battling with the
Sparticans after driving them from the eastern section of the city yesterday.
The government troops are using artillery and mine throwers in their efforts
to out the revolutionaries.
The troops are summarily executing many ..f the Sparticans captured
in the fighting.
KOREA DECLARES INDEPENDENCE FROM JAPAN
Fpet-i»] to The Nugget by The Associated Press.
NAGASAKI, March 13—Cable dispatches from Fusan, Korea, assert
that the. Korean government has issued a proclamation declaring Korean in
dependence and the abandonment of all Japanese claims of suzerain control.
Korea Issues Statement Denouncing Japanese imperialism
SKOl Ij. Korea March 13—Korea’s declurtion of independence from
Japan says it represents twenty millions of persons; is speaking in the name
of justice and humanity, and with forty three centuries of history as a distinct
self governing nation.
After declaring Korea free from .Iapnae.se control, the proclamation
tays Korea, nearly ten years ago, was forcibly placed under the yoke of
another nation and made the victim of a course of the “most imperialistic
imperialism in the world"
The proclamation denounces the Japan seizure and subsequent control
of Korea in vigorous terms and declares that “Korea’s national spirit has been
all but suppressed by Japan’s unjust regime.”
AMERICA PROTESTS ENGLISH CLAIM TO GERMAN CABLES.
Fpteial to The Nugget by The Associated Press.
PARIS, March 13 The claim of England that she is entitled to retain
the captured German cables is threatening to become a matter for consider
able friction with America.
The American peace delegates have entered protest to England’s
claims in this direction on the ground that her retention of the former Gr
man sea cables would give the British virtual nnmoply of all the world's
cables. The tone of the American protest indicate, that the Americans will
Offer decided opposition to the British claims at the forthcoming sessions of
the Inter-A Hied Peace Conference. *
The British government claims the cables as prizes of war.
The German cables in both the Atlantic and Pacific were seized by the
British soon after the establishment of the blockade of the German coasts,
after they had been cut to prevent the Germans communicating with their
outlying possessions. The Americans also contend that England cut the
cables unlawfully.
WILSON EXPECTED TO REACH BREST THURSDAY
to tin N'ugget By th. Associated Press.
BREST, France, March 13—Brest is again in gala attire in honor ot
tho second coming of President Wilson. The streets and buildings are a mass
o’ color and flags are flying from every flagpole.
The presidential steamer is expecetd to arrive here Thursday and
numerous French officials are arriving to greet the president.
Ambassador Jusserand and Col. House arrived today to meet the
president.
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