MONDAY
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0F1AMKD BY HHBKCH
: AUDIENCE STARTS RIOT
Athena. Oct. 30—After listening
to a public oration by prominent
Venizelists, who acclaimed the ac
hievements of the revolution and
condemned the former regime, a
great audience demanded the death
of the statesman now under arrest.
Later they began . rioting and des
troyed portraits of Constantiue.
SEC. DAVIS ACTIVELY
. SUPPORTS POINDEXTER
Seattle Oct. 30—Secretary of La
bor Darla in a speech here urged
jjje velection of Poindexter.
Hp declared that Harding had
aided the American farmer and in
dustries with the tariff law; had
cut eight huiidred millions from tax
bills; reduced the national debt one
billion and had provided five hun
dred millions for relief of war her
TTEFRAUD PUBLIC WITH
BOGUS PROCESS
Seattle Oct. 30—Prank Ander
son, P. E. Vogelsou an official of the
Aero Metal Co. and C. E. Bogardies
the well known aasayer, were ar
rested charged with defrauding the
j»abH cin the sale of a secret pro
cess purporting to turn lead into
Max J. Reusz. head of a German
chemist concern, was also held. He
.cpnfesaed that Seattle citizens have
been defrauded out of ten hundred
thousand dollars.
RAIL STRIKE BROUGHT
■ t . GOOD TO NONE
Chicago. Oct. 30—The United
States Railway Labor Board, in a
decision dealing with the recent
railway * shopmen’s strike, says:
“Inducement by the majority of
the Labor Board in the Shopmen's
,fltr*ha' was,'an egregious blunder,
with out any real justification, and
It has wrought harm to all and
good tp^none."
NORTHWESTERN TO _
Seattle Oct. 30—The S. S. North
westers will be withdrawn from
service the middle of November and
Tefltted. Her interior and machin
ery will be reconstructed. All
three berth staterooms will be con
verted Into dock rooms. The decks
of he renewed vessel will be brot
o*,' (o n»w T««el recent
ordered bq «{natr»f,ted "14 4*
named, the dJuk* ■ I
STARVING BY ROADSIDE
Dedeagath, Thrace, Oct. 30—Ex
hausted by their flight toward Mac
edonia,' vast swarms of . refugees,
who crowd the country roads, are
near starvation. Thousands will
perish within the next few weeks
it seems most certain.
JAPS TO EVACUATE CHINA
Tokyo, Oct. 30—Orders have
been sent to the Japanese Garrison
at Using Tao., Shantung, to prepare
to evacuate under the terms of the
treaty with China.
HAYS COALITION CABINET
WON THE WAR
Glasgow, Oct. 30—Lloyd George
in an address said that the coalition
cabinet won the war and was
smashed when it was taking the
country thru the post war trouble.
PERJURY CHAKONS DISMISSED.
Seattle Oct. SO—Chargee of per
jury fllpd, against Sheriff Starwich
were dlemisaed today.
REPUBLICANS RAISE AND
. , SPEND .CAMPAIGN FUND
Chicago, Oct. 30—The Republi
can National Central Committee
has railed HJ2.004 tor the present
4 campaign and has already spent
(431,144, according to a statement
made by Treasurer Upham today.
martial law
PROCLAIMED IN ITALY
London Oct. 30—Martial law was
proclaimed In Italy today to take
effect at noon, but the proclamation
was later rescinded, according to
dispatches from the Stef ante agency
in Rome, the semi oOcial Italian
news organisation.
It la explained that the with
drawal of the proclamation Is the
result of an Improrement in the slt
uatlon. . Special dispatches and r*
porta are beginning to come in.
Concentrated movement by Facisti
against several other chief centers
are under control.
Facisti everywhere in these towns
deposed State authorities and as
sumed command, says a dispatch to
the Times.
ITALIAN BOURSE SUSPENDED
Rome, Oct. 30—The Bourse sus
pended until November 5th. on ac
count of the pending political crisis.
The Pope has issued an appeal for
peace, making it known that his
heart is saddened by the turn of
events. '
ITALY ROWS TO
FACISTI MOVEMENT
Home. Oct. 30—Italy today bow
ed to the Facisti and Benito Mussol
ini busied himself forming a cabinet
Demand of Mussolini, leader of
the Facisti. that complete control
of the government be handed over
to him and his organization was
met by King Emmanuel when Mus
solini was asked to form the new
ministry. The army of Mussolini,
eight hundred thousand strong, was
ready to act if the government had
not handed over peaceably.
fahsit movement
CAUSES CONCERN
Rome. Oct. 30—A cabinet council
has been in session since midnight
In order to receive reports from
provinces where the Facisti move
ment has taken a subversive direc
tion. Necessary measures will be
adopted to meet the situation
GOVERNMENT DEFICIT
REACHES ONE BILLION
Washington, Oct. 30—Budget of
ficers have estimated that the gov
ernment’s deficit for the next fiscal
year will be one billion dollar-*.
KANTISHNA QUARTZ
TO BE DEVELOPED
Seattle Oct. 30—Reports here in
dicate that the 53 quartz claims in
the Kantishna district, controlled
by J. j. Pierce and Tomas P. Aiken,
will be tafcen over \fj a largp Amer
ican mining concern. .The claims
were located by U. M. Grant and
Frank Giles.
TUESDAY
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CLAIMS BUSINESS IMPROVED
Washington Oct. 31—Business
conditions thjruout the west are
“^qormously . improved," according
Mucel, Mapaging Director of the
War Finance Corporation.
DEFINES HARDING’S
FOREIGN POLICY
Soston, Oct. 31—Secretary of
State Hughes declared last night in
an address here that the foreign
policy of the Harding administra
tion is to be expressed in the fol
lowing terms: . .‘‘Avoidance of con
troversy not involving our own In
terests, and protection of Ameri
can interests at every place from
whatever sovereignty may be in
charge.
MRS. CARLETON FOUND GUILTY
Havre, Mont., Oct. 30—Thq coro
ners jury returned a verdict to the
effect that Mrs. Carleton killed the j
Reverend Leonard because of un
requited love or afTection that had
grown cold.
Havre, Mont., Oct. 30—Mrs Jos.
Hyle ot Butte, mother of Mrs. Car
leton, arrived here and said “I
don’t believe Margaret did it. I
shall not be satisfied until I find out
who owned the gun."
VLADIVOSTOK TO BE
MADE CAPITAL
Tokyo, Oct. 30—Vladivoatok will
be made the capital of Priamur,
which will be governed by a Bevol
utionary Committee, ,
boat capsizes —drowns one
San Francisco, Oct. 30—W. F.
Sihnman, former president of the
Native Sons, was drowned when his
boat capsized in Frinsco Bay.
RECEIVES JUDGMENT
FOR BROKEN LKG
San Jose, Oct. 31—Judgment of
$2935.00 against Phillip E. Valen
tine, son of the former head of the
Wells Fargo Express Company, was
awarded to Miss Marian Donald.
Miss Donald is the school teacher
whose leg was broken when rnn
dpwn by Valentine in an Auto.
Valentine is serving a year in
San Quentin for driving an auto
while Intoxicated.
CAULK BROKEN BETWEEN
SEATTLE AND SEWARD
The Alaska cable is broken some
where between Seattle and Seward
and telegraphic matter is being
sent subject to delay. ^>ur press
matter has suffered thru this inter
ruption and for that reason the
Bulletin has fewer telegrahpic
items than usual.
BROTHER OP
CONSTANTINE CONFINED
Athens. Oct. 31—Prince Andrew,
brother of former king Constantine,
has been placed in solitary confin
HAKDINCi ITRITICISKS
LABOR BOARD
Washington, Oct. 31—President
Harding feels that the Railroad
IJhbor Board which attacked the
“living wage" is a bit of “melli
flous phraseology’* and completely
out of touch with the wage situa
FACISTl KILL CUMMUNIHT.
Rome, Oct. 31—Partiee of Facia
ti, while passing thru workingmen's
quarters, known to be a hotbed of
subversive elements, were attacked
by Communists. The Facisti re
plied by killing one Communist.
CAMP LEWIS GUARDS
KILL PRISONER
Tacoma. Oct. 31—Walter M. Sam
lea was shot and killed yesterday
while attempting to escape from
the Camp Lewis Guards.
FRENCH AMBASSADOR RESIGNS
London Oct. 31—Charles Laur
ent, French Ambassador to Ger
many has resigned.
RUSSIAN REFUGEES
ARRIVE KOREA
Tokyo, Oct. 31—Eight thousand
Russian refugees from Vladivostok
have arrived at Gensan. Korea.
ARMY PLANES COLLIDE—
SEVERAL KILLED
Honolulu. Oco. 31—Lieut. Thos.
V. Bynes and Sergeannts Ross.
Owens and l»uke, were killed.
Captain T. W. Allen and Llfcttt.
A. F. Hubbard were injured yes
terday when two army airplanes
collided here;
TWO DIAMOND
RINGS DISAPPEAR
Havre, Mont.. Oct. 31—Mrs.
Pyle, mother of Mrs. Carleton,
stated last night that two diamond
rings disappeared from her daugh
ter’s hands the night of the murder
and suicide.
ROC MAN IA UNABLE TO
PAY DEBT TO U. S.
Paris, Oct. 31—Roumania will be
unable to pay even the interest on
the principal of her debt of the
United States, which principal
amonnts $38,000,000.
According to Aftimie Antonesco,
head of the Roumanian Debt Mis
sion, enroute to the United States,
not even interest can be paid for
at least four years.
VICTORIA ARRIVES
SEWARD YESTERDAY
According to a telegram received
from aboard the Victoria, that boat
arrived at Seward yesterday morn
irg, having made the voyage with
out incident. Two stops were
made on Kodiak Island. The tele
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gram states further that the boat
wonlc! leave for Cotdova the iam«*
day at d take on a load or ore. All
o:i hoard were well and enjoying
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ItKfTIMH AMBASSADOR RI-SIONS
Paris, Nov. 1—Lord Harding has
resigned his post as ambassador at
' INTERESTS OF U. 8.
MUST BE protected
AT PEACE OONEGRKN'CK
Washington. Nov. 1—This gov
ernment has served notice on Brit
ain, France and Italy that its inter
est must be conserved in the pro
posed Treaty of Peace with Turkey.
In a memorandum sent to the allied
capitals the State Department de
clared that it does not regard the
interest of the United States as en
titled to less consideration than
those of any other power, nor is
this government disposed to relin
quish any rights for commercial
opportunities.
FIGHTING ALONG SERBIAN -
ITALLAN FRONTIER
Iyondon, Nor. 1—Fighting has
broken out along the Serbian-Ital
ian frontier as a result of the Fa
cisti triumph in Italy, according to
a Belgrade dispatch. Great excite
ment prevails in Serbia as a result
of the Faclsti coup and newspapers
are discussing the possibility of
LIX>YI> GEORGE ON SICK LIST.
London, Nov. I—Lloyd George
has been forced to abandon his
speaking engagement at Bristol.
Thursday because of illness.
VICTORIA ARRIVED CORDOVA
—VALDEZ BADLY WRECKED
According to a telegram' received
by the Nugget 'today the Victoria
arrived at Cordova on the night of
the 30th and left last night en
route to Seattle. The' boat had
called at Uganiak ' in tlzlnki Bay
and Seward. The Valdes is ex
pected soon at Cordova, having
been badly wrecked in a heavy
storm off Cape St. Elias.
GERMAN PEOPLE
COLD AND HUNGRY
Berlin Nov. i—German people,
locking necessary food and coal,
are confronted by a terrible winter I
of hunger and cold here in an at
tempt to make German economy
sick unto death.
The greatest possible production
has resulted in satisfying neither
creditor nor debtor, President Ebert
said in addressing the first Repara
tions Committee.
FAOI8TI RAID HOMES
CONFISCATE LITERATURE
Rome, Nov. 1st—Groups of. Fac
isti yesterday invaded the homes of
former premier Nitti, Count Valnl,
Deputy Nicola Bomnacci commun
ist lehder and Arturo Lacriola
Socialist Minister.
Socialist literature and other
pamphlets were confiscated.
NEW ITALIAN CABINET
ASSUMES OFFICJK
Rome, Nov. 1—The new Italian
cabinet under Benito Mussolini as
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Burned office yesterday. A general
election is to follow the change in
the government and it is expected
that the Facisti party will gain
many votes in the new parliament.
In the cabinet formation Musso
lini becomes both President and
minister of the Interior and Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs with General
Armando Diaz as Minister of War.
Rome, Nov. 1—Twelve are dead
as the result of attacks yesterday
in which Faclati were involved.
Snipers fired from windows while
Facisti from Abruzi were crossing
the workman's quarters, thru which
they were entering the city. Four
iFicicti fell dead and retaliatory
were pursued.
measures
FRANCE WILL DELAY
PAYMENT TO V. 8.
Paris. Nov. 1—The French gov
ernment is inclined to regard
France's war debt to the United
States as lying in abeyance, pending
some deQnite development in the
Reparations problem.
flUgRAND ADMITS WIFE IN
LOVE WITH PREACHER
Los Angeles. Nov. 1—Mrs. Mar
garet Carleton. who with Reverend
J. Chriatler was found shot to death
Ir. the ChTistler home at Havre,
Montana, had confessed her love for
Christler to her husband Prank E
Carleton, former judge of the Dis
trict Court at Havre. Carleton
made a signed statement to this
Helena, Nov. 1—The body of
Mrs.Margaret Carleton was brought
here today from Havre for burial.
CHINESE BANDITS IAH>T TOWN.
Shanghai Nov. 1—A bandit array
looted and burned the town of
Shang Tsaipsen, in the Province of
Honan, and carried off H. E. Led
gard of the China Inland Mission
and other Missionary workers.
EUGENICS TO BE ENFORCED
Chicago, Not. 1—Medical certifi
cates will be required from all mem
bers of Israelite churches who
mrary in the church, under terms
of a resolution adopted at a meet
ing of the Directors of the Diocese
yesterday.
PASSENGER TRAIN
CRASHES INTO SPECIAL
New Orleans Nov. 1—A Southern
Pacific passenger train crashed into
the rear end of the Worthman Car
nival Company special train yes
terday near Adeline Lousiana, five
MEXICAN FORCES
INDULGE IN SCRAP
El Paso, Nov.l—A four days bat
tle was fought between rebels
headed by Portflro Rubio and fed
eral soldiers near Pacncu Hagalgo,
Mexico. Heavy losses were sustain
ed on both sides.
MALICIOUS PROSECUTION j
IS CHARGED j
Seattle, Nov. 1—C. E. Nest and
Mayor Auburn were arrested charg- :
ed with malicious prosecution in i
filing charges of perjury against
sheriff Starwich.
PROMINENT JESUIT
PRIEST DIES
London Nov. 1—Father Bernard
Vaughn, one of the most prominent
Jesuit priests in the world and
brother of the late Cardinal Vaughn
died here today.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
; To Peter Ale ha q. and to your heirs,
j executors, administrators, and
j assigns:
You and -acb of you are hereby
| notified that the undersigned ha«
expended one hundred dollar.1
($100.00) in work, labor and im
) provoments upon “BENCH NO. 4'
on the Right Limit of Rock Creek
I the location certificate of which if
'of record in Vol. 103, Page. 194, ol
j the Records, pf the Cape Nome Re
cording Precinct, Territory of Alas
ka, the precinct in which said claiir
is situated, for each of the yean
1904, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908
1909. 1910. 1911, 1912. 1913. 192(
and 1921-22, in order to hold sale
claim under the provisions of Sec
tion 2324. Revised Statutes of th<
United States of America, thi:
being the amount required to hoh
said claim for each of the year
above enumerated.
And if within ninety days (90
from the service of this notice up
on you by publication you fail o
refuse to contribute your propor
tion of such expenditure, as oo-own
er, your interest in said claim wil
become the property of the sub
scriber under said Section 2324.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thi
the undersigned, administrator c
the estate of NUAWAK, deceasef
has filed In the Probate Court fc
the Cape Nome Precinct, Torritoi
Of Alaska, his final account ai sue
administrator of said estate, an
that the 12th day of December 192
at the honr of turo o’clock P. M. <
said day, has been fixed by sai
court as the time for hearing of ol
Sections to said report and the se
tlement thereof.
H. S. CHESTER,
Administrator of the Esta
of NUAWAK, deceased.
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