OHIO NAT’L GUARD
MOBILIZED TO OUELL
RIOTING AT CANTON
Special to the Nugget By the Associated Press.
COLUAIBPS, <>, o»-t. 25—Orders have been given by the governor
for the mobilization of practically the entire Ohio National Guard for riot
duty in Canton, where it is reported serious rioting has developed in con
nection with the steel strike.
The situation in Canton is said to he serious in the extreme. The
strikers are reported threatening to attack and burn the mills and are be
yond the control of the local police forces.
SENATE COMMITTEE REJECTS RENOMINATION OF TREASURY
COMPTROLLER
Special to the Nome Nugget by The Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. Oct. 25—The action >>( the Senate Banking and
Currency Committee in rejecting tlie denomination of John Skelton Williams
for the position of Comptroller of Currency created a mild sensation in
Washington official circles today.
Williams has served as Comptroller or Currency since 1914 and pro
vlously occupied the post of Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.
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COAL SITUATION
WORRYING CABINET
Special to the Nome Nugget by The Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25—Prospects of a great coal strike November
I sire commenting to attract serious attention in the highest government
circles. The presidential cabinet at its meeting today is said to have de
flate a definite program stating the government attitude toward the strike
It is tho intension of the cabinet to place the program agreed upon
before President Wilson and secretary Joseph Tumulty for their consideration
before making it public. It is stilted that the cabinet is firm in the l*elief
strike.
In lay circles it is believed that the government will take over the
session, /
BOLSHEVIKI RALLYING
TO SAVEPETROGRAD
Special to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press
the Bolshevik! War Minister, the Bolshevik! forces have savagely attacked
Hie Northwestern Russian army and by desperate fighting have parried
General Yudonitoh's drive for Petrognul. according to authentic reports
reaching several European centers today.
The Bolshevik! arc reported to have not only turned aside Yuden
itche's thrust but have forced the Northwestern Russians to fall back at
The reports say the Bolshevik! have recaptured several small towns
in the vicinity of Potrograd and are continuing their advance to the accom
paniment of severe fighting,
Aiiti-BolsHcvik’a Capture Trotsky's Entire Military Staff
COPENHAGEN, Oct. 25—The anti-Bolshcviki forces battling for the
possession of Potrograd have captured tho entire military staff of the Bolshe
vik! War Minister. Trotsky, according to advices from correspondents of
Danish newspapers on tho Petrograd front,
Trotsky is said to have escaped sharing the fate of his staff only
COUNT TERUCHI
RESTORED TO LIFE
COUNT TERUCHI, FORMER JAP PREMIER, REPORTED
STILL ALIVE THO OFFICIALLY PRONOUNCED DEAD
Special to the Nugget By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 25—Toklo advices today assert that despite the of
ficial announcement of his demise. Fie hi Marshal Count Seiki Teruchi. former
Japanese Premier, is still alive.
According to the advices Tcruchl's physician pronounced him dead
last Monday when he sank into a state txff coma. After his supposed demise
had been heralded to the world, it is said that indications of life appeared
and ho was restored to consciousness by means of camphor injections.
During the period of Toruchi’s coma, his body was laid out in readiness
[for interment and the Japanese court bestowed post humous honors on him,
"FEEDING THE EYES INSTEAD OF THE STOMACH"
j Special to the Nugget By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, (By Mail)—To a considerable extent, feeding the eyes
instead of tho stomach is responsible for the high cost of living, according
I to authorities hero in tho milling and grain trade. They cite the fact that
rye flour is $2.55 a barrel cheaper than white flour although, except for looks,
the ryo flour is equally good or better as food.
Usually cheapness of rye flour at'his lime is ascribed to two causes—
tho stoppage of whiskey distilling andSthe substitution of white bread for
rye bread by thousands of workingmen, who. until the era of high wages,
used rye bread as a rule.
It is said also by tile milling exports that so far as known here the
United States government is purehasing only white flour for shipment to
Europe notwithstanding that the bulk of the population across the Atlanta
is far more accustomed to rye bread Ulan white.
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WASHINGTON, net. 25—Secretary ,.f Slab- Lansing and President
on tlie work of devising a program to bring about industrial jm; ■ >■ during tie
In its recommendation the Put.lie group declared the conviction that
the desired result can be achieved by the formation of .1 new cony..,nd
ference through tlu- withdrawal of labor.
of National Defense against the civil war which some think they sec im
TAFT SEEKING MYSTERIOUS LONG BEACH CORRESPOND!"NT
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LONG HK.NO 11. <•. lif-.tr.y Mail) —Having received l\_T. letters in live
years from some local resident whose writing was so poor the letters ■ •ni l
not he read, former President William II Taft, through liis s<.buy. has
secretary, writes that the missives seldom beat sufficient postage. Karh letter
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