Scenes Sfiowing Home Harder
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ONE OF THE MANY VESSELS WRECKED BY STORMS ON THE NOME EEACH
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1020 DECEMBER 1920
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MEXICAN STRIKERS NOTIFY
AMERICANS TO LEAVE
I«iredo, Tex. Nov. IS—Striking
Mexican coal miners who recently
seized the mines in the Montclova dis
trict. state of Conhuila. have notified
all Americans to leave the district im
mediately and there is now an exodus
of Americans toward Eagle Pass. ac
cording to information reaching hero
According to the reports, ‘.he strik
ing miners have taken the example of
the Italian metal workers and have
notified the mine operators that the
workers will operate the mines here
Mexican Government Issues Ultimatum
To Striking Miners
Eagle Pass, Tex. Nov 19—Tho
Mexican government has issued an ul
timatum to the striking miners and al
so the operators in the state of Coah
ulla that the mines mujst he in opera
tion iigain within a period of three
SCOTLAND YARD TO
QUESTION VANDERLIP
London, Nov. 19—The American
embassy here was notified today tha*
Washington D. Vanderlip, the Amer
ican capitalist who negotiated the
leasing of a large section of North
eastern Siberia from Soviet Russia,
will be closely questioned by Scotland
Yard on his arrival in London.
BIG PORTION BURLINGTON
ROBBERY LOOT FOUND
Council Bluffs, Nov. 19—A great
sum of money in ten dollar bills has
been recove red in the seven milliv*
dollar train robbery case and nine :f
the principals in the robbery, two
whites and seven negroes, are under
FORMER CABLE EMPLOYEE
CONFESSES SMUGGLING
Seattle. Nov. 18—Palmer, former
chief clerk in the Alaska Cable office
here, pleaded guilty today to a charge
of smuggling morphine into the Uni -
ted States from Shanghai, Chinn.
lie was sentenced to serve fifteen
months in McNeil's Island peniten
SOVIET'S PROTEST
BRITISH PARTICIPATION
IN WRANGELL EVACUATION
Copenhagen. Nov. IX—Tchiteherin.
tiie Russian Soviet Poreign Minister.
Secretary for Korea gn Affairs, a mes
sage in which he says that participa
tion by the British fleet in the evacua
tion of Wrangell in the Crimea would
constitute a hostile act toward tlie S;>
vftet government and a violation of the
assurances that the British have made
to the Moscow government, according
to advices received here.
BRITAIN TO SIGN TRADE
AGREEMENT WITH RUSSIA
Ijonrion. Nov. 19— Announcement
•fh;nt file Kussinn trsule ogreemen* will
be signed soon was made today in the
House of Commons by Premier T.Ioyd
ALLIES WILL
REFUSE RECOGNITION
TO CONSTANTINE
Haris Nov. IS—Britain
will not recognize a ('.reek
headed by former King
Issued today by the French Foreign
"The nvo countries, as guarantors
of the Greek Kingdom, are entitled t •
determine the character of the gov
CyilOURA HEALS
SKIN TROUBLE
In PimplesQn Face. Itched
So*Hari To Rub Them
Burned cr.d Hurt.
I ha a r.n unusual amount on
nfcrehttd and chin. They wore i
hard i.i.J .^d and later they came t.
white heads. They itched so I would I
rub them, and then they started to i
‘ I saw an ‘advertisementr'-'
cure. Soso and Ointment • .
them end found they helpc ! r
purchased
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Watb.. Dec. C, 1&I9.
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eminent,” announcement said In
Hotting forth the reason far the Fran
co-Hrltish attitude.
US- JAPAN
SITUATION IMPROVING
Tokio. Nov. IS—There is a dis
tinct improvement in th-- situation !>'
tween Japan and the I’nited States rel
ative to the California controversy and
ofhoSals here believe that real pro
gress !s holrtg m:"1" in the negotia
tions between the two countries over
the question involved.
Heretofore there has been a decid
edly pessimist,a- attitude owing to the
many delicate points connected with
the sit uution.
EARLY SOLUTION OF JAP
DIFFICULTY EXPECTED
Washington. Nov. 19—A plnr^ f' ■
the settlement <>f th«- American-Jap
anese controversy will probably be
reached after two more ronferenecs
between the repres* motives of the two
countries, it was stated authoritatively
here today.
MORE SHOOTING IN CORK
Cork. Ireland, Nov. 19—Four civil
ians were shot here after the curfew
hour last night.
GERMANY OPENLY DEFIES
TREATY DEMANDS
Geneva. Switzerland, Nov. 19—in
opon defiance of the- pledges given at
Versailles and in complete disregard of
later declaration by her leaders that
the treaty teitms would be observed,
Gormany toda;. formally notified t bo
league of Nations that she no 1 mger
considers herself bound by the clauses
under whBch she surrendered her
colonies.
President Wilson's 'greetings to ’be
league were read at the opening ot
FfETURN OF MONARCHY TO
GREECE APPARENTLY SURE
London. Nov. 19 •'Admiral Co»
dourftis lias resigned as regent n*
Greece and was succeeded by former
Queen ‘Mother Olga.” says an A then;
dis.jiu.tch la the London Times today
The now regent immediately issued
a message to the Hellenic people an
nouncing that she had "assumed the
office* in conformity with the eens'itu
•tion on account of the absence, of my
well beloved son Constantine.
Reported Constantine Leaving For
Athens
London. Nov. 19—A dispatch from
Lucerne. Switzerland, today says
fomier King Constantino is preparing
to leave that city for Athens.
HARDING SAILS FOR CANAL ZONE
New Orleans, Nov. IS President
elect Hurdling and his party sailed for
l*anv'itna at five o'clock this afternoon.
In departing ho voi • in m infor
mal way a nossoge to Mejcieo «x press
ing tin* hop*- tluit slip would catch the
••c.ho of tile* on waul march of Americ i.
Senator Harding thanked the Mexican
Viand which I'resident 1>. Isi Huerta
sen4 hen* to tricot him. but stated that
ho would not call at any Mexican po-t
enroot*- to .!■ from tlie Canal Zone.
BENNY LEONARD BEATS KELLY
N'mv York, Vov. 1s Benny L*'°: -
ard. the lightweight chajnpion, won an
international decision over Harlem f*M -
die Kelly in the lift' round of a sched
uled twelve round contest here last
Too referee stopped the bout after
Leonard hail severely punished Kelly.
SOUTH AMERICAN
WAR IMMINENT
WSlIiamstad. Curaiao, N’av. 1'*
Venezuela and the I ’ 11 * ••: Sta‘
Culuhbla are on the verg- of war ovet
long standing differences.
The Nome Nugget delivered by car
rier or mailed. Per month $1.00.
NOTICE OF SALE
No. 265 Probate
In the Probate Court for the Cape
Nome Precinct. Second Division.
Territory of Alaska; Before the
Honorable Hugh O’Neill. U. S.
t Vmtmlssioner and Ex Officio Pro
bate Judge.
In the matter of the estate of
JOHN W. IA TSCHINGEH. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that, in pur
[siiance i»f an order duly made by the
(above entitled court on the 12th day of
January, 1920. in the matter of the
estate of John VV Putsch inger. de
I erased, the undersigned Adininistra
I tor of said estate, will sell at public
auction to the high* st 1 uder. fo<* ca«h,
1 subject to the confirmation of sa’d
i court, on Monday the 22nd day of No
vemebr, 1920, at the hour of twelv.
| (12) o’clock noon, at the office of Lite
United States Commissioner for the
Cape Nome Precinct Territory of Al
aska, at Nome. Alaska, all the ri<»*.
title and interest of the said Joh-i W.
I.utsehfnger, at the time of his death,
in and to the mining property here
inafter described, namely, The Rock
away Association Placer Mining claim,
situated on what is known as the Sub
marine Beach line, about one-half
mile west of the Town of Nome.
Terms and conditions <>f sale: Cash
in lawful money of the United States:
twenty per cent (20# ) to the under
signed on the day of the sale, and th°
balance upon confirmation of sale by
•aid Probafe Court and the delivery of
Dated October 22nd. 1920.
JAMES M STREETEN
Administrator of said estate.
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