NEW GERMAN GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES
BROTHERLY CONNECTION WITH
RUSSIANS AND HUNGARIANS
Special to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press.
Ml’Niril, Ruvaria. April S (’omplete severance from the <>M (Sorman
imperialism is still manifest in the announcement by the Kbert-Scheidemann
government of the resumption of brotherly connection with tin* Soviet gov
ernment's of Russia and Hungary.
This affiliation of ties is announced in a proclamation issued today
by the new Soviet government for Ravaria established here during the past
twenty four hours.
Tht proclamation asserts that the Kbert as well as the Havarian gov
ernment are in complete accord with the aims and ideals of the Russian
BELIEVED WILSON WILL FORCE EARLY PEACE
Special to the Nugget By the Associated Tress.
NEW YORK. April 8—Announcement was made by the port ollieial*
today that President Wilson’s steamer, the George Washington, will sail for
Brest on April 11. instead of on April 14. as originally contemplated.
Belief is expressed that the steamer has been ordered to Prance for
the purpose of returning the president to the United States at the conclusion
of the peace negotiations, which appear from recent dispatches to be approach
ing an early end, although there are also indications that the Allies are still
greatly at variance over several features of the reparations question.
The belief is expressed that in the event of further delays in tin- nego
tiations. President Wilson may force the Allies to come to an agreement regard
ing the disputed points.
FRENCH NEWSPAPERS DIFFER OVER SUPPOSED
ATTITUDE OF WILSON TOWARD FRENCH CLAIMS
Special to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press.
PARIS, April 8—A wide divergence of view exists regarding the supposed
. ttitude of President Wilson toward the French peace settlements claims. Dis
cussing the surmised attitude of the president in a recent article, L<- .Matin,
one of the more important journals of the French capital, said “Wilson has
decidely fantastic views of the French claims. The Petit Purisien. is palp
ably in doubt regarding Wilson's attitude but denies that there are any dif
ferences between the French and American delegates.
The Echo l)e Paris, believes that Wilson is in sympathy with France on
the reparations question and also professes the view that Geneva will be
chosen as the seat of the Society of Nations. f.
U. S. SHIPBUILDING RECOVERING FROM ARMISTICE DECLINE
Special to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, April 8—Shipping Board officials assert that the
American shipbuilding industry is rapidly recovering from the sharp decline*
which followed the signing of the armistice.
Work has been resumed on numerous vessels on which construction
was wholly or partially suspended and a considerable number "f projected
new vessels are in the initial stages of construction.
A statement compiled by the shipping board covering the year end
ing March 31, shows in illuminating manner the immense results achieved
;n ship construction during that peritd bv listing the names and tonnage of a
total of two thousand and lifty six merchant ships built in United States
ship yards.
SOVIET GOVERNMENT DECLARED AT MUNICH, BAVARIA
Special to the Nugget By the Associated Press.
NUREMBURG, Germany. April 8—Advices from Munich announce
that a Soviet government has been proclaimed at that place as a result of the
tecent disturbed situation.
The Bolshevik! element are said to be in complete control of the gov
ernment functions and have ousted the adherents of the Socialistic party and
the Communists.
The people of Munich are reported to have received the news that the
city has been placed under the Soviet system with calmness and no disorders
have occurred. The establishment of Soviet control has lifted the state of
practical siege obtaining during the past week and the streets are reported
filled with crowds of people.
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WILL SEEK REPEAL OF
STATUTE PROTECTING MARTEN
Associated L-'ress. Service.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska Jan. 7 (Uy
•Mail)—One of the matters to I • pul
before the Alaska legislature by
sportsmen and trappers will be- tin.* re
peal of the statute wnich penalizes the
catching of martens in traps or othcr
The marten, say trappers, is a bom
thief and destroyer of the feathered
tribe. lie will even ti. to seal ball
left in traps, with the result that he
is trapped himself and the unfortunate
owner of the trap thereupon, finds him
self in the position of having cotr.miL
ted an offense against the law. Eggs
or the yot.ng birds, and the home of
the trapper.'-, is left unprotected, and
an- also a prey to tho marten.
TRANS-SIBERIAN RAILWAY
IN BAD STRAITS
Associated Press Service.
VLADIVOSTOK, Jan. 2— (I5y Mail
—The expense of op- rating the Tran
Kiberian railway is exceeding its in
come by the norm.".! equivalent of ab
out $lo.ouo,(Hio a moth, says a. writer
ill a local newspaper. Only two trains
daily now are (operated between Vla
divostok. Cheliabinsk and Ekaterin
burg and one bf these is a military
train. The Writer assorts that the
road has enough equipment to give a
daily service Of eight, trains across Si
beria to the Russian cities.
Reasons assigned for failure to de
velop tin- road to its capacity are de
struction of i he Onon bridge, military
management. shortage of supplies,
searcit y »,f food . or railway employees
and financial dilieultios.
WILL SELL 10 MILLION DOLLAR
AIRPLANE (LUMBER PLANT
| Associated l , ess, Service.
PORTLAND, (ire- Feb. 13—A ten
| million dollar sal.-, tin- greatest of its
kind ever c< ndijcted under govern
ment auspices, will be held imediate
[l.v after Fel.ruar;. 15, by the sales
boaiil of tin- Fnitcd States Spruce
Production • •.•rporation here. Machin
ery. equiptnei: l and material bought in
vast quantities .lining the war, to
hasten production of airplane timber
lor the Foiled States and allied air
programs, will be sold to the highest
bidders.
Hundreds >.f s*alcd bids have come
in from all parts of the .country, to
the offices of tie corporation. Rids
will be received up to and including
February Hi. Thousands of catalog
ues containing details of the sale have
been mailed throughout this country
and Panada in msponse to requests
for information.
The great array of material has been
assembled in and near the big cut up
plant at Vancouver, Washington
where it can bo viewed by intending
purchasers.
THOUSAND REWARD OF
FERED FOR LONE WOLF
Associated Press Service.
SALT LAKE.iPty. Feb. 15—One
lone wolf in San Juan country, Ftah,
lias played so much havoc with live
stock in the southeastern part of the
state that a reward of one thousand
dollars has just been offered for his
hide. Efforts to trap the predatory
beast have pi jv.-d unsuccesful ever
since the experienced stock raisers be
came thoroughly acquainted with his
methods and learned to their own sat
isfaction that one animal was respon
sible for all of Uie depredations.
The wolf in question has been seen.
It has been shot at numerous times,
but it has the cunning of a fox and
poison and traps are warily overlooked
the sneaking ways of a coyote, and
The reward of $1,000 is for the wolf
dead or alive. The reward was post
ed by the livestock association of San
Juan county and notice has been mail
ed to the state livestock board.
DOUGLAS TO HAVE
NEW CANNERY
Associated Press Service.
DOUGLAS. Alaska, Jan. 15—(By
Mail)—Douglas will have a now can
nery in operation this coming season
when J. H. Long opens his plant in
the buildings formerly used by the
Alaska Coal Fish company.
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ALLIED LEADERS REPORTED CONSIDERING RESPON
SIBILITY FOR WAR AND PUNISHMENT OF INSTIGATORS
Special to il»o Xugget l>y the Associated Press
PARIS, April. It is currently reported in official circles that the
“Rig Four”, as the Allied leaders have been designated since the commence
ment. of the private conferences between President Wilson, and the three
premier’s, Lloyd <*eorgc, Clernenceau and Orlando, are considering the re
sponsibility for the war and are laying the ground work of plans to bring the
guilty to justice in the event that they can be apprehended.
It is said on good authority that the leaders are including the question
of what tribunals will tiy the ex-kaiser and the former Crown Prince, in their
discussions and are vcr.\ likely to lay a complete plan for the trial of the for
mer emperor and his son before the Peace Council at the close of the peace
discussions.
MUNICH REPORTED IN A STATE OF SIEGE
Special to the Xugget By the Associated Press.
I’ERLX, April s—Reports from Bavarian sources describe Munich in
a state of siege as a result of wide dissensions among the Bavarian Soviet
leaders.
Contending factions are reported holding different sections of Munich
and all traffic is practically suspended within the municipal confines. The
peaceable residents are keeping within doors, hut the streets are said to be
filled with the militant followers of the contending parties.
The leaders of the Soviet element are rc*|>orted at serious loggerheads
over methods of administration and a break down in Soviet control is be
lieved to be a by no means unlikely prospect of the near future.
FAMOUS MILLIONAIRE SUCCUMBS TO ATTACK OF GRIM REAPER
Special to the Nugget By I he Associated Press.
NK\N BIIIK. A|»ril 8- I rank \V. Woohvorth, the millionaire proprie
t"r ui ;l Ki’eat chain of five. ten and fifteen cent stores extending from the
Atlantic t<* tin- Mississippi and i he owner of the famous Wool worth building
io n-, died jit bis residence in this city early today. The deceased millionaire
j\\as one <>f the most remarkable examples of the “self made man" developing
11« :*u' Present ceiihuy. Woolworth started out on the road to multiplied
(millions forty years ago l.y stinting a store for tin* sale of five, ten and fifteen
(tent articles on a .apital of fifty dollars. The original business grew and
expanded until a lew years lati-i he was the guiding spirit of hundreds of sim
ilar establishments and rated in the millionaire class. Last year the pro
fits of his chain of stores had reached over eight million dollars.
IMPORTANT POLITICAL MOVEMENT DE
VELOPING IN HAMBURG REGION
Special to the Nugget By the Associated Press.
COi’KNIL\(JBN. April 8—Berlin dispatches today say a political move
im iii of great importance1 is developing and presages imminent results in the
Hamburg region.
It is reported that Hr. Heir, and llaufenbcrg, the Spartican leaders,
haw almost succeeded in making themselves masters of the political situation
in Hamburg and the surrounding district and are making prepart ions to oon
wrt the region between Hamburg and Bremen into a Soviet republic.
I In- Spa rtieans are said to be dominant in most of the more import
ant centers and ore finding ready support by a large percentage of the peas
j WAR DEPT TO COMBAT BOLSHEVISM
; IN RANKS OF AMERICAN ARMY ABROAD
Special to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press.
XLW VtUK, April s — Announcement was made by army officials here
t°da> that the War Department is planning to institute measures to prevent
the doctrines of Bolshevism sp;, ding among the American forces abroad.
I he Department is laying plans to send a mission of ten leading ed
ucators to Knrope to combat the possible spread of Bolshevik ideas in the
ranks of the unity of occupation by teaching the troops the defective principles
j underlying the Bolsheviki movement. Tthe mission will use the League of
Nations and its attendant principles as the principal antidote against the
pernicious doctrine.
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DRAFTING COMMITTEE OF LEAGUE OF
NATIONS ENDED LABORS MONDAY
Special to The Nugget by The Associated Press.
PALIS, April x—The drafting committee of the League of Nations
completed its work yesterday and will submit its findings and decisions to
the main body tor fiinal ratification within the coming week.
The committee is said to have completely revised the original draft in
many particulars and also added a number of amendatory features which
makes the draft in its present form widely different in many respects from the
covenant adopted by the Peace Conference in .March.
The new covenant contains twenty seven articles and provides for
four meetings of the League commission annually.
The drafting committee will meet the League commission today to
submit the amended plans.
COAST BASEBALL LEAGUE OPENS SEASONAL SCHEDULE
Special to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press.
SAX FRANCJSCO, April 8—The Pacific Coast Baseball League op
ened today with Seattle playing at San Francisco, Portland at Los Angeles.
Oakland at Sacramento and Vernon at Salt Lake.
PEASANT ARMY REPORTED MENACING KIEV
BUDAPEST, April 8.—(Associated Press Exclusive Dispatch)—The
Associated Press representative here learns on good authority that the govern
ment. is in receipt of advices stating that, the peasant army which lias lately
been pressing toward Kiev, is now menacing the. city.
The peasant forces are said to he within a few miles of Kiev and are
preparing to commence a struggle for its possession. The peasants are re
ported well armed and in sufficient strength to maintain a heavy offensive
against the boleagured town.
COUNCIL OF FOUR CONTINUING SESSION WITHOUT WILSON
Special to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press.
PARIS, April 8 The council of four, embracing the Allied premier’s
and President Wilson is continuing sessions without President Wilson.
Lloyd George. Clemenceau and Orlando met in conference this morning
at the residence ot Lloyd George. Wilson was not there. It is expected,
however, that the president will attend the meeting to be -held this afternoon
at the Paris White House
Wilson is rciwrtod well recovered from Ms recent cold ijut will remain
in seclusion for another day at least.
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