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PRKIHirrS NKW YORK
liONDON l)AII,Y FLIGHT
Mount Clement, Mich., Oct. 23—
According to a report made by Gen
eral Mitchell, assistant chief of the
army air service, it will soon be
possible lor a business man to leave
Now York at six o’clock in the
morning, arriving in London for
lunch, transact business and re
turn before dark.
FROPOKES NKW TAXATION
Itl-iPOKM MHASritK
Vienna, Oct. 215—New taxation,
amounting to (our trillion crown*,
is proposed in *a financial reform
measure which the government has
sabmitted to the League of Nations
for approval.
MOVING DAY AT NO. TEN
DOWNING STREET
London, Oct. 23—Mrs. Lloyd
George moved out from No. 10
Downing Street yesterday and took
her own house for three months.
CAIJti LIQUOR ORDER IHAJW
TO MERtTHANT MARINE
Chicago, Oct. 23—In an address
Chairman Lasker told Daugherty
and other bonquetors that the. At
torney General's recent ruling that
all ships entering American ports
most be dry, was the greatest blqw
that could have happened to the
American Merchant Marine
AIR OLD)KK KRKAKS
WORLD RECORD
New Haven, England, Oct. 23—
In a gliding competition atltford
Hill G. R. Oily in a biplane broke
the world’s record for gliding with
a poasenger, remaining in the air
forty nine minutes.
RUSSIANS REJOICE LLOYD
GEORGE RESIGNATION
Moscow, Oct. 23—The announce
ment of Lloyd George’s resignation
was received here with great de:
JUDGE UPHOLD# DAUGHERTY
IJfl'OR DECISION
New York, Oct. 23—The Judge
today upheld the Daugherty ruling
forbidding ships from bringing liq
uor into American ports, in his de
cision on application of Steamship
companies for an injunction against
the enforcement of the order. Ap
plication was .made by White Star,
Cunard and Anchor lines. The
companies are appealing the case
to the Supreme Court of the United
bonar law accepts task
ORGANIZATION OAIHNET
London Oct. 23^Bonar Law has
accepted from the king the task of
forming a now cabinet and advised
his majesty to dissolve Parliament
Thursday.
London Oct. 2.*? -Law was elect
ed loader of the Unionist party at
noon yesterday. As loader he is
g*vc* ncc'jpt the king’s
mandate to become premier. f>is
soluition of Parliament is expected
Thursday.
BRITISH ELECTIONS MAY POST
PONB PEACE CONFERENCE
Paris, Oct. 23—Foreign Minister
Curaon, on account of the pending
British elections, asked Poincare
yesterday that the Near East Peace
Conference at Lausanna be set for
a later date than November 13th.
FOBl> HAS GIGANTIC RADIO
PROJECT FO RPKOPIiE
Ft. Wayne, Ind., Oct. 23—Henry
Ford is planning to establish four
hundred radio stations thruout the
United States. He plans to com
municate with people without re
course to newspapers on political
und business matters.•
‘ASKS EMBAHiRASING QUESTION
OF TREASURY HEAD
Wiashin.^ton, Oct. 23—Represen
tative Prior from Wisconsin in a
letter calls upon Secretary of the
Treasury Mellon to tell the country
“Just what amount of extortionate
profits and surplus you believe
should be properly amassed by cor
porations before the 25 per cent
surplus tax should be aeaossed.”
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(i()MI*KIW UVtfJKS DISREGARD
OP PARTY LINKS
Washington, Oct. 23—Gompers
issued a statement urging Union
men to disregard party lines and
vole only for men who are friendly
to organized labor.
Washington Oct. 23—Daugherty
indulged “in rhetoric exaggeration
and falsehood.” in his address at
(Canton, Ohio, according to Gompers
Seattle, Oct. 23—-Gompers in a
letter to State Labor Leaders urges
them to support the democratic
candidate for senator in order to
defeat Poindexter.
DAUGHERTY CLAIMS OASES
XOW BEING LIQUIDATED
Canton Ohio, Oct. 23—Fcfur hun
dred war fraud cases, representing
billions of dollars, are now under
going liquidation according to state
meats made by Daugherty in a poli
tical address.
CONGRESS MAY AI MOURN
UNTIL DECEMBER
Washington. Oct. 23—Republi
can leaders in both the senate and
house claim that they have Hard
ing’s approval for. a contemplated
adjournment of both branches of
congress from March 4th until De
cember 1923.
BREVITIES
New Vork. Oct. 23—Dr. Lyman
Abbot, editor of the Outlook, died ,
from bronchitis.
Riga, Oct. 23—Russian armored
cruisers Rosaiya and Crombri are;
lost iu a storm in the Baltic.
New York, Oct. 23—Fourteen
perished i na Lexington Avenue j
apartment fire, which was of incen-j
diary origin.
Seattle Oct. 23—Charles A. John- j
son, age 25, who came to Seattle ,
three days ago, committed suicide j
by shooting.
Washington Oct. 23—Navy Day
will be celebrated thruout the coun
try next Friday.
Oakland. Oct. 23—Wm. McMahon
and Henry Shaffer, both from San
Francisco, were killed while resist
ing arrest on the charge of rob
TUESDAY
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WB SUSPBCT
QUIZZED BY POLICE
Bordeaux. Oct. 24—Emile Hou
ques, was quizzed by the police to
day to determine whether he sent
a bomb to the American Embassy in
Paris a year ago. The bomb was
designed to take the life of Myron
Herrick, American Ambassador.
GENERAL STRIKE
IN VLADIVOSTOK
Tokyo, Oct. 24—Vladivostok is
paralyzed by a general strike in
volving all operators of communi
cation, except the official wireless.
Invading reds have promised* to re
spect foreigners in Vladivostok.
Tokyo, Oct. 24—Tt is reported
that Jap soldiers clased ont he out
skirts of Vladivostok. The light
plant failed, leaving the city in
darkness while guards were pillag
ing and holding up pedestrians.
l'OPlIIiAit CABINET CHANGES
BENEFIT IRELAND
Dublin, Oct. 24—Ireland feels
that England’s cabinet changes will
have an unparalled effect on Irish
relations. The principal interest
shown is who will succeed Church
ill as Secretary of the Colonies.
JEALOUSY CAUSED _
SHOOTING OF CBONKHTTE
Tacoma, Oct. 24—Congressman
Albert Johnson, discussing the Cron
khite case, said: “I’ve learned
that Pothier never repudiated the |
confession he made some time ago i
wherein he declared that he shot
at Cronkhlte at the instigation of
Rosenbluth. I’ve also learned that
Cronkhite was not shot on the rifle
range. Major Cronkhlte, aged 24,
commanded the batallion where
Rosenbluth was captain. It was
said Rosenbluth resented the au
thority of Cronkhite who puhlicaly
repretnanded Rosenbluth for the
way he handled his company.”
Sensational evidence was hinted
at but is as yet undisclosed.
BON AH IAW TAKES HKIM
OP SHU’ OF STATK
London Oct. 24—Bonar Law took
the helm of the Ship of State to
night. when he accepted the seals
of office from the king at Bucking
ham palace and formally “kissed
the hands” of the sovereign.
ARMY AIR FLIGHT
AROUND WORLD PLANNED
Washington, Oct. 24—Tentative
plans for an attempted flight of an
army airplane around the world is
under consideration.
One of the routes considered is
from the Pacific via Alaska and Si- ^
beria an dhome via Iceland and Ire-1
BONAR LAW CONFERS
WITH COSGRAYK
London, Oct. 24—Bonar Law held
a conference today with William T.
Cosgrove, head of the Irish Provi
sional government. The meeting |
dealt with Irish affairs. .
TEN ( WLHANDMBSiTS
DON’T APPLY TO WOMEN
London. Oct. 24—The ten com
mandments do not apply to women
and therefore commandments must
be revised to meet modern condi
tions. declared Harvey, in his ad
dress before the Authors Club.
HERRIN MASSACRE STILL
UNDER INVESTIGATION
Marion. 111.. Oct. 24—The grand
jury resumed investigation of the
Herrin killings late last evening
and returned an indictment for mur
der. naming forty e|ght. which
makes a total of 434. The jury
then adjourned.
MAIL THEFTS LARGE AMOUNT.
Washington Oct. 23.—The Post
Office Department said that the
Council Bluffs mail thefts will
amount to $50,000.
Council Bluffs. Oct. 24—Fourteen
of the forty one mail clerks, accus
ed of stealing, pleaded guilty and
their bonds were fixed from $250
BARRED FROM GRAND
JURY ROOM
Seattle Oot. 23—Major Brown
was- barred from the Feleral Grand
Jury room today by'United States
Attorney Revoll, despite hos
honor's insisting that the Major
had important testimony to he
RAR ASSOCIATIONS REPORT
CHARGES WELL POUNDED
Chicago Oct. 24—The’ Illinois and
Chicago Bar Associations investiga
tors, reported to Daugherty that the
charges against the conduct of the
United States District Attorney’s
office at Chicago were well founded.
FEARS LACK OF
NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS
New York. Oct. 24—Fear that
America is “drifting hack to its
shortsighted careless attitude of the
early days of the European war to
ward the vitally important matter
of preparedness,’’ was expressed by
Secretary Weeks iii an address last
night before the Army Ordinance ;
I Association.
PREDICTS DEMOCRATIC CAINS.
Washington, Oct. 24—Senator |
Walsh of Massachusetts, chairman
oi the democratic senatorial cam
paign committee has just returned
from a tour of the West. Walsh
predicts that substantial democratic
gains will be made in the fall elec
tions thruout the States West of
the Mississippi river. Both the
Senate and House will see many
democratic seats occupied.
CONFERENCE CENTRAL
AMERICAN STATES CALLED
Washington, Oct. 24—The Unit
ed States ban invited the govern
ments of Guatamaia, Nicaragua,
Honduras, Salvador and Costa Rica
to send plenipotentiaries to a con
ference to be held in Washington
December 4th. purpose of the
conference is to discuss measures
looking to the well being of Central
America.
SURVIVOR STANLEY
EXPEDITION SUICIDES
Seattle, Oot. 24—Thos. Dolan,
one of the survivors of the Henry
Stanley expedition, which located
Dr. Livingstone In Africa, committ
ed suicide here.
JAP IMMIGRATION SITUATION
BK INVESTIGATED
Seattle Oct. 24—The problem of
J panes*- immigration on the Pacific
coast will be investigated here in
the next few days. *A party of De
partment of Labor officials, headed
j by James J. Davis, Secretary of
Labor, will participate.
SHORTAGE SKIIXKI) LABOR.
THRUOUT COUNTRY
Washington, Oct. 24th—Actnal
shortage of skilled and common
labor exists thruout the country, ac
cording to a complete survey, just
released by the Department of La
WEDNESDAY
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LETTERS IIKSCRIRK WAR
CABINET OF WIIjSOV
Itoston. Oct. 25—A series of his
tory making letters, describing the
American War Cabinet and giving
auimated pictures of Woodrow Wil
son as he appeared while presiding
over secret meetings of his officials,
are being made public.
Letters written by the late Sec
retary of the Interior, Lane, have
been collected, and edited by his
widow Anna Winterreute Lane, and
have been published by Houghton,
Mifflin Co.
One of the letters was written ]to
his brother in which he recites in
cidents of one of the animated ses
sions of the cabinet. He said "It
all arose out of a very innocent
question of mine as to whether it
was true that wives of American
consuls, on leaving Germany, had
been stripped naked, given an acid
bath to detect writings on their flesh
and subjected to other indignities.
Lansing answered that it was true."
BREVITIES
Weat Point. Neb.. Oct. 24—Sen
ator Norris announced here that he
wi'l noi s-.;ek reelection.
Washington. Oct. 24—The Su
preme Court took a recess for three
weeks.
New York. Oct. 24—Charley White
the. Chicago lightweight, knocked
out Sid Marks, the Canadian light
weight champion, in the second
round of a twelve round bout at
Madison Square Garden.
San Diego. Oct. 24—Twelve de
stroyers have returned from a two
years patrol of the China coast and
moved to their "graveyard" to. be
d«*$>mmisflionerf. Eighty warships
are now based their whose construc
tion cost $126,000,000.
FEDERAJj JUDGES
TO BE APPOINTED
Washington, Oct. 25th—Twenty
thousand telegrams, urging appoint
ment of specified individuals to 25
vacancies existing in the Roster of
Federal Judges, have been received.
Document appointment to these
offices will be prepared until Con
gress reconvenes.
APPOINTMENTS HELD j
Washington, Oct. 26—The White
House indicated today that the
President will not appoint the new
governor of the Federal Unnerve
Hoard until after election.
'OIJTSCDH MAM 4 VIA HAtOA
Mail:; for the “Outside” per 11.
S. Cutter Ha id a will close about 9
a. tn. tomorrow, Oct. 16th.
HON Alt liAW SUMMITS
NEW OHANCKIJiOlt
Iiondon, (><*. 25 llonar Taw
movod into Number Ton Downing
Street yesterday, Stanley Baldwin
[will be Chancellor of tbe Kichequor
Reginald McKenna, former chan
cellor thru a long luboral term,
came out this afternoon in support
of Bonar I .aw.
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the SPECIAL DEVELOPMENT!
EDITION published by the Nugget
last Saturday, many hundreds being
taken to the states, each a live
boost for our community. We still
have a nubmer of copies on band
and you can make no better invest
ment than to send one of these
booster numbers to your friends in
the States. Papers are wrapped
ready for mailing, price 25 cts per
copy.. The remaining boats will
likely carry mall.
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jufmn-: day resigns.
Washington, Oct. 25—The resig
nation of Day as Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court was tendered
to the President yesterday and was
accepted as effective Nor. 14th.
Justice I>ay will assume his dut
ies as umpire on the American-Ger
mam Claims Commission
CONSOLIDATION CITY AND
COUNTY GOVERNMENTS.
Seattle Oct. 25—Declaring that
the time has come when the City
Council should be abolished. Mayor
Drown announced that he is going
to propose a charter amendment
involving the consolidation of both
the City and County governments.
GUARDIAN RECEIVES
PAYMENT FOR SERVICES
White Plains. N. Y.t Oct. 25th—
Supreme Court Justice Morschauser
awarded John R. Mack, guardian of
baby Guy Stillman, ?2500 for his
services in defending the infant
against the charge of illigitimacy,
brought' by’ John A. Stillman.
SUPREME COURT TO ACT
1 ’ O.N LIQUOR ORDER
. . Washington. Oct. 25—The Su
premo Court will be allowed to is
sue an order restricting the govern
ment from enforcing prohibition
laws against transportation of liq
uor on foreign ships touching at
American ports, and on American
ships Outside of American costal
FRENCH RECONSTRUCTION
BUDGET SHOWS DEFICIT
Paris Oct. 25—Money spent for
reconstruction of northern Franqe
shows a deficit of four billion francs
in the French budget.
According to the budget report
submitted to the Chamber of Dep
uties by Maurlin Bakanowski. It
is advocated that arrangements me
made to collect from Germany.
I. W. W. TESTIFIES
AGAINST ASSOCIATES
Sacramento, Oct. 25—In the trial
of ten I. W. W. members, charged
with violating the criminal syndi
calism law, W. E. Townsend, for
mer associate of Haywood appeared
as a witness for the prosecution. He
expose dplans of the I. W. W. to
poison food sent soldiers in France
and told methods used by individ
ual workers to spread discontent
among enlisted men in the army.
SAYS U. S. MUST COME
IN TO GET RESULTS
London, Oqty. 25—AddVessing
coalition members of Parliament
today, Lloyd George said "Britain
must pay America all her debts. I
am for the League of Nations, but
until you get the United States and
all great nations of Europe, as well
as the small, the League will be
crippled and cannot serve its full
purpose. America and Britain
must work together."
The Bonar l«uw cabinet was sworn
in at Buckingham Palace this inorn
GOIjIjAFME OF GERMANY
TO HR AVERTED
Paris. Oct. 25 — A modification ot
Britain’s position regarding repara
tions were indicated by John Brad
bury at a meeting of thn Repara
tions Commission. Tt will be made
possible to avert the total collopae
of Germany thru an unanimous
allied meeting, with Germany pres
ent, will be held next Sunday.
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