MONDAY
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HARDING ARRIVES
AT PT. ISABEL|
Brownsville. Texas, Nov. 8—Sena
tor Harding and his party arrived here
today on their way to Point Isabel on
the l^i-guna de la MiUlre. situated on
the (riilf of Mexico, about twenty
miles northeast of here.
After «i short stay, the president
elect and his friends departed for I’t
Isabel in automobiles. Harding's
daily program during his visit at Pt
Isabel will be flying for one half of
the day and golfing the other half.
HARDING SAILS FOR CANAL 18TH
New York. Nov. 8—Harding will
will from New Orleans fdr Panama
November eighteenth. returning to
\nnd at Norfolk December fourth.
BRYAN DENOUNCED FOR WILSON
RESIGNATION STATEMENT
Memphis. Nov. 8—The Memphis
Commercial Appeal in a leadin : article
today, denounces William Jennings
Bryan for his Chicago statemen* call
ing upon President Wilson to resign
his office in order to give Harding a
chance to inaugurate his program iin- !
The' Appeal severely 'excoriated
Bryan for his words and declared that
"the democratic party had been
Bryan’s meal ticket for thirty years."
PAUL CAMBON TO RETIRE
Paris, Nov. 8—-M. Paul Cambon,
former French Ambassador to the Uni
ted States and present French minister
to Great Britain, will soon retire as
Ambassador to Britain, according to
announcements here today.
MANY UNION MEN
IN NEW CONGRESS
Washington, Nov. 8—"The new
House of Representatives wi’i include
fifteen, probably twenty and possibly
twenty five holders of union labor
cards," President Ham Gompers of the
American Federation of I^abor said to
day, following a partial checkup of
the election results.
FOUR BILLION DOLLAR TAXES
FOR THREE YEARS PREDICTED j
Washington, Nov. 8—The nation
will face a con inuation of the present
annual tax hill of four billion doll n s
for a period of at least three years if
congress adopts the recommendations
drafted by the Treasury officials and
laid oof ore the .Secretary of the Treas
ury *n lay for his approval
WILSIN BEGINS
CONGRESS MESSAGE
Washington. Nov. 8— Tift* Presi
dent has begun preparation of his
message to congress.
LEON RICHARDSON, WAR
VETERAN, MURDERED
Missoula. Mont. Nov. 8—Leon
Richardson, an over seas veteran, was
found murdered in an automobile to
day near the town of Plains, a short
distance northwest of here.
(Fid Note—The Leon Richardson
referred to In the above dispatch is
probably a former well known sum
mer sojourner in Nome and an em
ployee in the local office of the Alaska
Steamship Co.
Richardson prior to coming to
Nome was a profession;!• aviator and
joi? cd the aviation forces shortly be
fore the American wn* declaration.
GOMPERS GIVEN WAR MEDAL
Washington. Nov. 8—fJompers has
been awarded a Victory Loan medal
by the Treasury for patriotic service
in behalf of the Liberty Loans'. The
medal is made from the metal of cap
tured German cannon.
TURKS SEEKING
peace Ratification
Constantinople, Nov. 8 —The Turk
ish government, in a note to the Alii «!
Powers today. Urged ratification of
peace between themselves and Turkey.
The Turkish note declares that the;
present Is an opportune time for the
•ratification of the peace treaty by
Turkey.
POLES AND LETTS SEEK
PARTITIONING OF LITHUANIA
London. Nov. 8—A wireless mess
age from Moscow today asserts that a
secret treaty has been concluded be
tween Poland and Letvia with a view
to the partitioning^ of Uthuanlo.
EARTHQUAKE OHAKES .
MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA
Marlson, 8. D. Nov. I—An earth
quake shock was felt hsre at four this
■cnorning.
[claimed WRANGELL
IN BAD STRAITS
Knvno. Nov. 8—The Bolsheviki au-j
thorities today claimed that flenenl '
Wrangell has been severed from his
lKise in Crimea. They also claim the
capture of much booty and thousands \
of prisoners. I
ARMENIA BECOMING
BOLSHEVIZED—REPORT i
Constantinople. Nov. 8—Armenia j
is passing under Holsheviki control, it '
is said in reports received here frijm
FIVE SHOT IN
LONDONDERRY RIOTING
lie&LSt, Ireland. jSov. 7—Wild j
scenes occurred in Londonderry Sat-1
urday night as a sequel to an attack
made on policemen there. Five po
licemen were shot during the distur- j
bances, two shops were burned and j
Severn! others were wrecked. The de- ■
stroyed property all belonged to Sinn .
Fein adherents. Two of the injur d
policemen are expected to recover.
GERMAN REDS CELEBRATE
RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
Merlin, Nov. 8—Fifteen thousand
Independent socialists and flerman
Ootnmunists commemorated the anni
versary of the Russian revolution.
Orators lauded the world revolution
and demonstrators cheered for the
Third International.
TUESDAY
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CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
DUE ON SOUND
Seattle. Nov. 8—A joint congres- ;
elude Senator. Key Pittman and tValsii
of Montana, is due to arrive here to
the various naval establishments in j
the Pacific Coast with a view to fti
naval possibilities.
JUDGE LANDIS
OFFERED BASEBALL
ASSOCIATION CHAIRMANSHIP
and American League baseball club j
owners tonight tendered to federal j
Judge Lanitals the chairmanship of J
their Hoard of Control at a salary of ;
fifty thousand dollars for a period *<f j
Th? new organization has been j
formed with the object of fighting an
other base ball conlition-'knotfn in the
baselvill world as the Lasjer-Komis- i
key combination, which comprises five
Judge I-anilais has taken the ofTer,
under .advisement.
MILLIONS IN SHIP BOARD
MATERIALS SOLD
Washington. Nov. 8—The sale of
an immense quantity of United States
Shipping Board surplus materials on
the Pacific Coast to the Barde Brothers
of New York was announced today
by Chairman Benson.
The materials sold are worth in
the neighborhood of fifteen million
SAYS PALMER ACTION CLOSE
TO COMPOUNDING FELONY
Indianapolis. Ind. Nov; 8—Federal
Judge Anderson, in continuing the j
trial of the conspiracy cases brought
by the government against one hun
dred and twenty five coal mine operat
ors in connection with last winter’s
coal strike, declared today that penfl
ing the date of the trial he would "at
least find out whether we are govern
ed by law or by person.” His re
mark was intended to apply to Attor-.
ney General l’almer, whose actions In
connection with the coal cases, the
Judge asserted, were “strangely close
to compounding a felony and danger
ously rtbar to contempt of court.'*
The trial of the cases was continued
until January 10th.
WAR PRISONERS DYING BY
WHOLESALE IN SIBERIA
Copenhagen. Denmark. Nov. 9—
Lieutenant Fischer of the former Aus
trian army and eight comrades who
arrived here today from a Siberian
prison camp, declared that war pris
oners. many thousands of whom are
*M11 In Siberia, are dying by the
wholesale from starvation, tuberculo
sis and typhoid feVer.
They assert that of five thousand
prisoners held in one district, two
thousand died within a period of six
months. Jt is declared that fully forty
thousand war prisoners died In Siberia
■;p to the end of 1918.
NOTABLES GUARDEO AGAINST
BOMB PLOTTERS
New York. Nov. 9—Police ! •>t
night guarded the fashionable 'ivai t -
ment house at Fifth Ave and BVV.y
First St retd in which Mr. and >Ir-»
George Vanderbilt, Kllhu Knot and
other prominent faij'.lic* live, as a re
sult of athrea t > bomb the plans
mad cover thw* telephone by an un
identified woman. late yesterday af
ternoon .
NEW LORD MAYOR OF
LONDON INAUGURATED
liondon. Nov, 9—With century old
civic pomp and ftageantry and before
a vast gathering of people. Alderman
James fLoll was today inaugurated
Lord Mayor of London.
UKRAINE CHIEF’S
DISPUTE POWER
I,ondon. Nov. 9—An Amsterdam
dispatch today says General I’avvlenke.
comamnder of the fkrainan national
forces, has made a prisoner of Gener
al l’etlura, ex officio president and
dictator, i.i I h;.s declared himself dic
tator of the • kraine.
IRISH HOME RULE BILL
* CONSIDERED DEAD
Ismdon, Nov. 9- The Irish Horne
Itule Dill passed through nearly the
final stages of enactment in the House
of Commons last night, but with two
new clauses added by the government
which, in the opinion of Irish and Lib
oral politicians, render the measure
virtually dead.
AVIATOR KILLED BY
plane'fall
Dallas. Tex. Nov. 8—Lieutenant
Flex E. Field, of New York, was killed
it Love Field today when hisareoplane
wen! into a tail spin at an altitude of
1.500 feet and plunged to the ground.
NEW REVOLT ATTEMPTED
IN MEXICO
Mexico City. Nov. 9—The govern
ment admitted today that another rev
olution is being attempted, this time
in the state of Yucatan, where one
hundred and fifty eight lives have been
lost in fighting between Socialists and
Six hundred troops have been dis
patched to Yucatan by the government
in an effort to put down the uprising.
Coincidentally witht he Socialist
fighting an agitation for a general
strike in Mexico is being pressed by
the communist societies.
FRENCH PUG CHAMP GOES HOME
tier, the French boxer who is matched
to fight Dempsey for the world’s
heavyweight title, sailed for France to
day. Car]»entler will return to Amer
WEDNESDAY
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BOLSHEVIKI MURDER AMERICAN
COMPLICATIONS EXPECTED
lean I ted Cross In South Russia and
two nurses were brutally killed during
i Bolsheviki raid on the Red Cross
station at Salkova, according to ad
Complications Between U. S. and
Soviet Russia Presaged
between the United States and th.
a result of the murder of Capt. Kil
im trick by Soviet cavalry. In South
; Washington Orders Immediate Filling
Of 2nd Army Division
I Washington. Nov 10—Telegraphic
orders were sent out by the War Pe
jrartment today to recruit the famous
Second Division of the United States
Artmy up to Its full strength immed
JAPS LEAVING CALIFORNIA
Ia>8 Angeles. Nov. 10—The passage
of the California Anti-Allen Land
Law, forbidding aliens from'acquiring
ownership of property rights In this
state, has tarted an exodus of Japanese
from the state.
ITALIAN NOTABLES FIGHT HONOR
DUEL: BLOOD 8PILLED
Rome, Nov. 10—Dr. Francisco Or
lando, son of the former Italian pre
mier. inflicted wounds upon Lieuten
ant Costnmnnora, an army officer In •
'uel here today.
I MRS Wm. MALONEY
EXPIRES IN SEATTLE
j Seattle. Nov. 9-Mrs Dora Ma
loney. wife of William Maloney, former
Alaska Mines Inspector, stationed at
Nome, died here today during child
birth, the baby also succumbing.
ALASKAN ARRESTED FOR
ALLEGED BLACKMAIL EFFORT
Seattle, Nov. 1ft—A. Uulin, an Al
askan cannerymau was arrested here
today and charged wi*h blackmail, J
having threatened to kill M. J. Lund,
president of the Kyak River I ticking
Co., if the latter failed to pay him
Slft.ftOft for the stock owned by him in
that concern.
COOLIDGE TALKS ON
WAR BURDENS
Boston. Nov. 1ft —Vice President
Meet. Governor Coolidge in a ban
quet address hero last night .said "the |
nation is under a great burden. The I
public debt is twenty four billion dol- j
lars this fall. Yet we have great re-j
sources with which to meet it. We
cannot shift these bunions. We must I
educate the people to the knowledge j
that they must be equally distribut 'd
SENATOR PENROSE VERY ILL
Philadelphia, Penn. Nov. 1ft—Sen
ator Raise Penrose, who has been crit
ically ill for some tiny. Is report .1
very low today.
AUSTRIA WANTS TO GET
IN LEAGUE
Vienna. Nov. i()—The Austrian
government has formulated a memor
ial requesting the admission of Aus
tria into the League of Nations.
BALTIMORE LABORITES
DECLINE WAGE INCREASE
Baltimore. Md. Nov. 1ft—Twelve
thousand members of the building
trades here have declined to accept
in increase of wages
WILSON REFUSAL TO
PARDON DEBE ENDORSED
Indianapolis, Nov. 10—Galbraith,]
the new National Commander of the |
American Legion, has forwarded a i
telegram to President Wilson endors
ing the action of the president in* re
fusing to pardon Kugene V Debs.
STOLEN BOND CLEARING
HOUSE LOCATED
St Paul. Minn. Nov 10—Secret
Service agents working in this locality
have unearthed what is designated is
“a clearing house" for stolen Liberty
Bonds, through which it is claimed
four hundred thousand dollars worth
of the bonds have passed.
Clyde A. Smith and Mrs. Jim
Hearse are charged with conducting
the place.
VANDERBILT FEMALE DIVORCES
TITLED LIEGE LORD
Ixuulon. Nov. 10—The Duchess of
Marlborough, formerly Miss Consuelo
Vanderbilt., has been granted a divorce
decree from the Duke.
SPANIARDS GROW ANGRY
AT PROFITEERS
• Seainora, Spain. Nov. 10—Th • en
tire imputation of Keiwuora held a'
deSrnonstrn.t.i-n against profiteers to
il n y Three processions >-f the detnon*
stnitors passed througli the str-et?
during the day denouncing tin* prof
the storekeepers were rom'Tiled to
close their places of business and the
newspapers ceased publication.
DISLIKED PRIEST CAUSE
OF DYNAMITING
Struthers. Ohio. Nov. 10—lVotests
against the installation of the Rev
era nd John Frena as priest, resulted in
the dynamiting today of the parish
house of the Holy Trinity. Czecho
slovak Catholic Church. Frena es
caped the explosion without injury.
U. s. NAVY SUPREME IN
1923—PREDICTED
j Seattle, Nov. 10—Predicting that
by 1923 the United States will have a
navy thirty one per cent greater than
the British navy now is. Representa
tive Fred A'. Britten, member of the
committee on Naval Affairs of the
House of Representatives and one of
the visiting congressional committee
engaged in Investigating of coast naval
facilities, told a gathering of 250 r -p
reaentntive Seattle men today that Vila
meant Increased and enlarged main
tenance bases and repair plants thru
out the Pacific Coast.
PROOFS OF'LABOR BLANKS
ON SALE AT NUGGET OFFICE
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NATION CELEBRATING
ARMISTICE DAY
Washington. Nov. II -The* second
anniversary *.f the signing of the ar
j tnistlce which ended the Great War.
w.is celebrated in the army and marine
corps today l> the distribution of over
two thousand medals and letters ••f
commendation for valorous or distin
guished performance of duty during
I the world war.
The presentations were every where
simultaneous, the medals and letters
awarded having been forwarded to the
commanding officers in all parts of t!i°
world and were delivered by them
uj»on signal by wireless and telegraph
from Secretary of the Navy Josephus
Daniels here. The honors were dis- I
tribnted with attendant appropriate i
ceremonies.
American Legion Head Urgas
Armistice Day Observance
New York, Nov. 1ft—Calling for the
acclamation of A mist ice l»ay in "the
spirit tluit made it." Galbraith. Com
mander of the Ameriean Legion to
night issued ;i massage to the Nation
urging general ohservanee of the day.
Nation Celebrate** Anniversary Of
Seattle. Nov 11 —Every city and
village thruout the t'nite<l States be
gan this morning the celebration of
.Armistice Day. In every nook and
corner of the country programs have
been arranged in celebration of the day
and in many the veterans of all wars
will take a prominent part.
The observance of Armistice Day
here and of the thirty first anniver- .
sarv of Washington’s admission to the
l'nIon is going on in the public schools
Harding Deliver* Armistice Day
Speech
Brownsville. Tex. Nov. 11 Dresi
dent rlect Harding abandoned his
Ashing today and will come here to
make an Armistice Day speech in con
nection with the local celebration.
UNKNOWN TOMMY ATKINS LAID
IN WESTMINISTER ABBEY
London, Nov' 11—In tribute to his
collective valor "Tommy Atkins" wes
canonized by the British nation and
people todny when tlie remains nf an
unknown soldi- r was laid among Rri
The King was chief mourner at the
soldier’s bier and army officers of the
highest mnk were the pall hearers.
The warrior's body was consigned to
its final resting place by the highest
officers i»f the Church of England.
U. S. AND JAPAN SEEKING
ADJUSTMENT JAP QUESTION
Washington, Nov 11—It is under
stood here that the governments of the
I'nited States and Japan are endeavor
ing to reach a settlement of the Cali
fornia Japanese question thru Japan
barring further immigration of her
subjects to t It is country, the United
States at the same time to guarantee
to protect the Japanese already here
in their property rights.
Japs To Reopen Racial Equality
Question
Tokio. Nov. 11—The question of
racial equality is to be reopened In
ference of tlie lieague of Nations, ac
cording to announcements today.
LEAGUE TO QUESTION HUGE
JAP NAVAL CONTEMPLATIONS
lamdon, Nov. 10—Japan's big naval
progralm will probably be made the
object of an League of Nations in
quiry. according to those in touch with
League affairs.
it is stated that when the League .f
Nations Atssambly meets at Geneva,
the question will be raised as to the
great size of Japan’s naval estimates.
GOVERNOR’S CONVENTION
DECEMBER FIRST
Madison. Wis. Nov. 10—Thirty five
governor’s and twelve governor’s elect
have signified their intention of at
tending the thirteenth annual govern
or’s conference, to be held at Harris
burg, Pennsylvania, December 1, ac
cording to announcements made here.
Vice president elect Governor Coolidg**
of Massachusetts .will he among the
number attending.
JAPS KILL KOREANS WHOLESALE
Tokio, Nov. 10—Twenty Koreans
were killed and one missionary an*
one native school were destroyed ftv
Japanese troops near Lung Tchlnte
Shun, Korea, acocrdlng to a Foreign
Office statement made public today.
HAZELET FOR GOVERNOR
BOOM LAUNCHED
tHuHiastic- meeting of th- Cordova it*
repreaenL'itfve elect, for district judge
of the Third Division.
COLBY TO VISIT
SOUTH AMERICA
State Coll.y will h nve *\»r South Ame>
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