NOME TRI WEEKLY NUGGET
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\OMIMEXIX.. No.^Jn. NOME, ALASKA WEDNESDAY JULY 23, 1919. TELEPHONE MAIN 119
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TROOPS CALLED TO STOP RIOTS
WHITES AND BLACKS AGAIN CUSH IN CAPITAL
WASHINGTON RACE
RIOTS PACK JAILS
AM HOSPITALS
Special to the Nomp Nugget hy The Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, July 23—Five persons are dead and at least ten have
have been injured during the several night clashes between the whites and
The Jails and hospitals of the city are filled to the point ..f overflowing
with persons arrested and injured.
Another severe riot developed last night, in spit.- of the police efforts
to prevent the gathering of crowds on the streets, and resulted In the death of
one person and the severe injury of four others. The one Totality was one of
the white defense guards organized to guard the white residents against fur
ther attacks by the negroes.
• As a result of last night’s disturbances, troops have been called in to
GENERAL STRIKE TIES UP VIENNA INDUSTRIES
Special to Ti e Nugget by The Associated Press.
HERNE, July 23—A general labor strike developing in Vienna today has
been had with Vienna today, indicating that the strike has tied up the telegraph
lutes to and front the city.
According to the information received the bakeries and food shops arc
the only establishments in the city still open for business. Street and mer
PROMINENT KETCHIKAN MAN DIES At MINNEAPOLIS.
Special lo The Nugget by The Associated Press.
SEATTLE, July 23—James .1. Daly, of Ketchikan, who died at Minn,
cupolis on July Kith, was buried here this morning. The body of the deceased
arrived here last night. Daly, was reputed to Ik* one of the wealthiest men
in Alaska and possessed large business and property interests in Alaska and
Seattle. Death was the result of #*aneer for which he took the radium
treatment in New York last tvinter. He is survived by a widow. Mrs. Eugenia
charged from the-Marine Corps, after service during the greater part of the
student at the University of Washington here. The mother and one sister
of the deceased reside at Arlington. Daly’s death occurred at the home of
another sister residing In Minneapolis.
OREGON SENATOR SUPPORTS TREATY.
Special to the Nugget By the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. July 21—Senator Charles L. McNary. Republican, of
Oregon, Is the latest Republican member of the upper house <»f congress to
raise Ills voice in defense of the pence treaty and League covenant.
In an address today, McNary urged the Senate to accept the League of
Nations covenant without amendments which would have the effect of altering
its purposes.
Ho declared thnt the League is the greatest step ever taken by man
toward securing peace and particularly urged the retention of Article 10 of
the covenant, which provides that the members of the League shall undertake
to respect and preserve against external aggression the territorial integrity
and existence of all members of the League and defining that in the event of
such aggression being threatened the Council shall advise upon the means
by which the obligation may be fulfillied.
Senator McNary expressed the view that the article contains no
obligations which could force the United States into war and involves only
a moral obligation which he said will tend to chill the ambitions or ,other
nations who might be seeking cruel wars.
ALLIED FORCES ADVANCING IN HUNGARY.
Special to TLe Nome Nugset by The Associated Press.
VIENNA, July 21—(Associated Press Exclusive Dispatch.)—General
Despery, commander of the Allied forces in the Near East, has announced that
he is pressing the advance of the Allied armies upon Budapest and will shortly
arrive before the insurrection disturbed Hungarian capital with one hundred
and fifty'thousand troops to maintain order until permanent government is
established.
The advance of Despery’s forces is the result of the recent decision of
the Allied representatives here to undertake intervention In Hungary to pre
vent the Communist revolution threatening the safety of Poland an<J Ru
mania. The determination has been ratified by the Allied pence council.
JAP8 CLAIM SHANTUNG DECISION NOT IN TRADE
FOR WITHDRAWAL RACIAL EQUALITY DEMAND
Special to the Nome Nugget by The Associated Press:
PARIS July 23—The Japanese. peace delegation has issued a general
denial of the .report printed in Paris newspapers that the Shantung settlement
was made by the pence conference In exchange for the withdrawal of the Jap
anese cqntentlon regarding the racial clause in the League of Nations covenant.
The Japanese spokesman asserted that Japan has not receded from her
position regarding equality of the nationals of all nations signatory to the
League covenant and further declared that the awarding of Shantung to Japan
wSa In no way connected with Japan's decision to refrain from pressing the
•QUility demand at the present time. x
liNINE SEEKS PEACE
WITH RUMANIANS
Special lo The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press.
LONDON, July 23—A Bessarabian government dispatch reports Mat a
Bolshevik! delegation has arrived at Kishinef. capital of the province, with •
The avowed purpose of the mission is to undertake a settlement with
UNITED STATES TO SIGN TURKO-BULGARIAN TREATY.
Special to the Nome Nugget l.y The Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. July 23 li is olllcially announced that the United
Slates peace commissioners at Paris will sign the treaties of peace to I..- pre
sented to Bulgaria and Turkey.
tin- Greek government regarding whether or not \incrica will be one of the
signatory nations to the Bulgarian treaty.
State Department officials explain the Intention to sign the treaties
between the Allies and Turkey and Bulgaria as evidencing the concurrence or
the United States in the terms agreed upon by the Allies regarding the two Ger
t-. th.« fact that America was never at war with Turkey or Bulgaria.
Greek Government Requests News of American Intention-. Regarding
PARIS, July 23- Premier Venizelo.s of Green has cabled President
Wilson asking if the United States Is intending to sign the Bulgarian peace
treaty, which will be presented tortile Bulgarian peace delegation some time
next week. The Bulgarian mission is expected to reach Paris July 25.
Greece is seeking to induce the pence council to accede to her iVquest
lo take territorial possession of Western Thrace, now ..dually the property
DOCK WORKERS STRIKE TIES UP LIVERPOOL SHIPPING.
LIVERPOOL, July 23—A strike of local dock workers here lias resulted
FAMOUS MINSTREL JOINS GREAT MAJORITY.
Special lo the Nome Nugget by The Associated Press:
SAN DIEGO. July 23—George II. Primrose, the famous minstrel who
entertainers in the world and was for years the head of the Primrose and j
West minstrel troupe, which vied in public favor with the famous Georgia I
TEN SHOT IN BERLIN RADICAL DISTURBANCES
Special to the Nugget hv the Associated Press
BERLIN, July 23—During wild disorders attending the breaking up of
a Spartican-Socialist inerting by Communist and Spartican opposcrs Monday,
ten persons were shot and a number of others injured in various ways.
The disturbance was the first to occur in some time. The meeting
was called to discuss various questions regarding diffidences between the
Sparticans and Socialists. Dissenting Sparticans and Communists, who evi
dently feared a coalition of the Spartican and Socialist elements, attacked the,
meeting and precipitated a sharp struggle. The battle endured until the ur
lival of the police and troops compelled the cambatants to scatter to avoid
DANIELS ASKS PERMISSION FOR NAVY RADIO
SYSTEM TO HANDLE COMMERCIAL BUSINESS.
Special to the Nome Nugget by The Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, July 23—Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels
has asked congress to permit the navy department wireless system to handle
.commercial messages when it is advisable to do so to facilitate commerce
and other national activities.
In making the request Daniels declared that even the naval records
arc in an intolerable condition because of tho inadequacy of other international
communication systems.
SWISS MINISTER MUCH INTERESTED IN ALASKA.
Special to the Nome Nugget by The Associated Press:
SEATTLE, July 23—Hans Sulzer, Swiss Minister, who is at present
in the city, is displaying considerable interest in Alaska. The Swiss diplomat
recently spent nearly the whole day in going over tho flics and exhibitions
from the Northern Territory on display at the Alaska Bureau of the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce.
H0U8E PASSES DRASTIC PROHIBITION ENFORCEMENT BILL.
Srociul to the Nome Nugget by The Associated Tress:
WASHINGTON, July 21—Anti-prohibition legislation so drastic in
character as to invite the presidential veto has been passed by the House of
Representatives as a result of the past weak of discussion of methods for
enforcing the war prohibition law, which has been honored in many localities
more in the breach than by lawful observance.
Tho view is generally held that the measure Is sure' to be vetoed by
Mr. Wilson la its present form.
REPORTED VILLA
DISBANDING ARMY;
AMMUNITION GONE
Special to the Nugget By the Associated Press.
FL PASO, July _‘:i Reliable reports from N'mihnn M. xn .. s..> V illa
lowers.
The report says Villa has announced the intention to suspend his rev
REPUBLICANS PLANNING MORE TROUBLE IN CONGRESS
Special to The Nugget by The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. July 23 The Republican .. ,.t il,. ||..u-e ...
Representatives are preparing to hold a conl'erenee tonight whi. is expo, t.-.l
to result ill the appointment of an ex.*riiti\e sieering eommitte. Whi. h will
have general direction of tin* Republican activities in tin* II m-. an.I ...-ore i
It is also expected that the conference will frame . n *• nm • n4..gtain
to bo carried out befor<* the next recess.
LANE ASKS CONGRESS FOR FUNDS TO FIGHT FOREST FIRFS.
Special to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Pi css.
dollars for use in fighting the great forest fires raging in Montana. Id..In. ..ml
dollars for the Land Office tiling service.
ALASKA WELL REPRESENTATED AT EASTERN STAR ASSEMBLY.
Special to the Nugget By the Associated Press
SEATTLE. July 23—Alaska is well represented at tin- !.; annual as.
somhly of the Grand Chapter of tin* order of the Pastern Star ulm h will open
kan floral exhibit today, at which was displayed . profusion of flowers framed
l'iiliters engaged in mining and prospecting.
grass, of VaJdez: Anna Olcott. of Cordova: Alice I Case, of Jnm .u: Jennie
Edwards and Jeanne M. Lowiery of Fairbanks; May S. Johnson, of Douglas:
Rosa B. Hagen, of Nome: Laura F. IVterson and Mrs. I min is Gill. ,. the
Olives
Olives
LIBBY MANZANILLA per bottle (small).2 for 25c
LIBBY MANZANILLA stuffed per bottle (>*mall) ... .2 for 25c
LIBBY MANZANILLA stuffed per bottlr (medium) .25c
LIBBY MANZANILLA stuffed per bottle (large) . ... .35c
LIBBY QUEEN OLIVES large size.40c
CURTIS RIPE OLIVES per tin .30c
BULK QUEEN OLIVES per quart .45c
BULK MANZANILLA OLIVES per quart .35c
JUST RECEIVED A SMALL LOT OF
Fresh Caught
cod fisn
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