THE NOME NUGGET
VOLUME 25. No. 15.
NOME, ALASKA. SATI RI»AV, M)VKM1»K|{ to. 1925
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GERMANY IN THROES REVOLUTION
HITLER PROCLAIMED HEAD OF NEW GOVERNMENT
HITLER ORDERS MARCH ON BERLIN, DECLARES
BERLIN GOV’T DEPOSED. HITLER AND GEN.
LUDENDORFF CAPTURED LATER
* BERLIN, Nov. 10—A revolution broke out in Havana la.-' light J
and Premier Von Kniiling was ousted from office. Adolph Hitlej the
leader of the Bavarian "Fascisti” Government wass made new Dictator, j
▲ Directorate has been formed by Hitler with Generals Von Lossow. *
Ludendorff and Doctor Koehler as members.
MUNICH. Nov. 10—Dictator Hitler following the formation of a
Directorate and the ousting of the Bavarian Government, last night or
dered the. long anticipated "March on Berlin” to begin. Genera1 Luden
dorff has been made "Head” of the National Army, and the Berlin Gov
ernment has been declared deposed by the new Bavarian authorities
BERLIN. Nov. 10—The outbreak in Munich has been supd,
and former Chief of Police Von Poedner, one of the leaders of th* ..
ment, who had been appointed one of the Governors of Bavaria h o tf.-n ,
arrested. Ludendorff and Hitler have barricaded themaelve- the
Ministry >*f War Building, all other buildings being held by th* h’cgular
.Pa ;*ri«n (government urtder Premier Von Knilllng
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BERLIN. Nov. 10—An official communique says. •'Komn.audan
tur Building at Munich was taken yesterday afternoon by th* Reich-,
Swehr troops after a struggle during whiefo losses occurr- * n both
sides and Ludendorff and Hitler were arrested.
PARIS. N°v. 10—"A German Nationalist Dictatorship would
mean one or two things! either a-German Revolution or European War"
says the semi-official paper Temps.
BERLIN. Nov. 10-*-Evidently alarmed at what they consider the
danger of Germany, following in her despair, at the existing chaotic
conditions the example of Itaiy and Spain adn establishing an extreme
VALDEZ-FAIRBANKS
TELEGRAPH LINES BE
USED EOR TELEPHONE
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9—The conversion ot the Government tele
graph line between Valdez and Fairbanks to telephone purposes and the
inauguration of a new system of Government telegraph along the lines
of the Federal Railroad in Alaska is recommended in tb. report of Gen
eral Squier, It was made public yesterday. It is urged that early action
be taken to rid the system of this unprofitable line and that steps be
taken to secure the right of way for a line along the Railroad, either by
placing additional wires on the Railroad poles, and operating the existing'
lines under mutual agreement or by the construction of a new pole line.
PJiAN to MAKE GREAT ARMISTICE TRIBUTE to WILSON
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10—Friends of1 Woodrow Wilson are plan
ning to make thier Armistice tribute to him the greatest demonstration
in his honor that has taken place since he became ill.
LIjOYD GEORGE ARRIVES IN ENGLAND
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 1$—Lloyd George arrived in Southampton I
yesterday afternoon and described his American visit as an amazing ex-1
perleoce and regarding prohibition said: "If there were a plebicite I
believe America would reaffirm the verdict.
UNITED STATES REJECTS FRENCH RESTRICTION ON INQUIRY
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10—The White House announced at the
close of the Cabinet meeting yesterday afternoon that the United States
had again rejected the French restriction limiting the proposed Hughes
Curzon inquiry into Germany's ability to pay Reparations.
Nationalist or nyt-n a Military Dictatorship. Home of the allied and asso
ciated governments have let Berlin know that they view with the greatest
distrust any such a movement. Ambassador Wiedfeldt has cabled Chan
cellor Streesemann from Washington that the American Government,
officials have expressed {treat, concern over the possibility of such a devel
opment in Germany.
BERLIN. Nov. 10 (Later*. Hitler who led the Bavarian up
rising is reported in late advices front Munich to have escaped despite
the wounds he received, while Ludendorff is still m jail. Eight were
killed in the District, and Dictator Hitler’s followers are still holding
Von K-nilling of Bavaria whom they placed under arrest during la<t
Thursday night’s coupe.
FORMER KAISER (ONTIXIKS ( OVFKRENt'ES WITH MILITARY
DOORN. Nov. 10 The former Kaiser lloheuzollern is continuing
his conferences at Doom with Military and Political personages who
daily arrive at the latter place from Germany, says a dispatch from Doom
THREE MORE STATES
ELECT DEMOCRATIC
CHIEF EXECUTIVES
WASHINGTON. Nov ft—Mississippi, Maryland and Kentucky
elected Democratic Governors last Tuesday. Vermont defeated Park
H. Pollard, a cousin of President Coolidge. Porter H. Dale was returned
to th.' Senate and four Democrats and three Republicans were elected to
the i^ower House of Congress thruout the seven States.
In New York the State Republicans retained control of the Gen
eral Assembly, but the Democratic Judiciary Ticket in Manhatten and
the Bronx was swept into office overwhelmingly the Republican and In
dependent Ticket supported by Hearst. ,
In Illinois. .Miss Mary M. Rartelme was the first woman to be ele
vated to a Circuit Court Judseship. she was elected in Cook County, and
led the ticket. Miss Bartlenie is a Republican.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. ft A dispatch from Philadelphia states
that W. F. Kendrick, a Repnblieswas elected Mayor of that city
DRIED SALMON FOR SALE—LO.MEN REINDEER & TRAD. CORP.
BONE ARRIVES IN SEATTLE ON RETURN FROM
WASHINGTON, MANY CHANGES RESULT
FROM EXECUTIVE’S RECENT TRIP
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SEATTLE. Nov. 10-1:
discussion of th*- Alaska tourist
went of tin* .past season and the lack of adequate transportation. (Jover
nor Scott (’. Hone said: "In my report to Secretary Hughes and Presi
dent Coolidgeg 1 declared it my belief that 3.000 people failed to make a
trip to Alaska this year because of the lack of steumsh.p accomodations.
We need more boats and I am informed that the Canadian Pacific expects
to have two new boats operating up that way next .season, we need also
new tourists hotels, particularly at Juneau. Sitka and the entrance t"
Mount McKinley National Park. I told the President and Secretary
that there is a likelihood of the Canadian Pacific running boats up to
Tanana -next summer to connect with the Alaska railway at Nenana. If
the Canadian and United States <!
•vernment railroads could be
up rhi-n\ it would amount to it"", mites of railroad unrlvilled with
beauty and charm."
SEATTLE. Nov. 1" Go\*-rnor Hone arriving in Seattle from
Washington found a letter fr.-u -r« tary Work advising the former of
a formation of a Commission of I’oliejy for the Alaska Railroad composed
of Governor Sett r. Rom- .is Ex-oMicio Chairman and other members
consisting of G. B. Landis. General .Manager of the Railroad; Major Got
wals. Chief Engineer and B. S. Barndollar legal advisesr. Work order
ed the establishment of headquarters at Seward. The members of the
Commission is declared to be for the purpose of "strengthening the
hands of the General Manager."
ZK-I MAY UK ASSIGNED RKLUfiF SHIP AIMTir EXPEDITION
NEW YORK, Nov. lo The Shenandoah, formerly (he ZR-1. the
Navy’s largest Dirigible may be assigned as a relief ship for the Arctic
expedition headed by Amundsen, who it was stated in Washington, will
have the cooperation of the United States Navy in his attempted flight
to the North Pole. Lieut. Ratph P. Davison of Missouri, has been select
ed to represent the Navy and will be the navigator in one <>f the three
planes to compose the expedition, in the other two planes will he ('apt.
Amundsen and Lieut. Oscar Omdahl and in the third Hammer himself
will probably fly with a companion yet to be selected. Amundsen and
Davison will be the navigators of the Party.
STEAMER BUFORD ARRIVES IN SEATTLE
SEATTLE. Nov. 10—The Alaskan Siberian Navigation Company’s
steamer Buford arrived in Seattle at nine P. M. Thursday, and sailed for
San Francisco at Noon. Friday, with 97 passengers. A pleasant voyage
was reported from Nome.
CANADA WOULD ANNEX FWI ISLANDS.
VANCOUVER. Nov. 10—A movment is underway in Vancouver »o
have the Fiji Islands annexed to Canada. Colonel Jerome Dyery is
working for the annexation of the two colonies and is now in Suva taking
up the matter with the Fiji Government. This would give Canada an
arm on the Pacific, as the United States has in the Hawaiian Islands.
iw.idge issues tii anksgiying i>ay proclamation
WASHINGTON. Nov. in - President Cooiidge’s Thanksgiving Day
I Proclamation which was issued Nov. »*th calls to mind that the year has
brought to the American people two tragic experiences, the death of
Warren t!. Harding and the Japanese earthquake, but says that such
experiences serve to test and refine men of all Nations. During the
year, also the Proclamation says, the Nation has been blessed with much
of material prosperity. The President asked that the people gather in
j their homes and places of worship. Thursday, November 29th, to give
I expression to their gratitude and “seek the guidance of the Almighty
God thut they may deserve a continuance of his favor.”
A ItKA N GEM E NTS MAUK I N'T RUST ATE COM. INVESTIGATIONS
WASHINGTON. Nov. 10—Arrangements have been made for the
closing of th»> Interstate Commerce Commission’s investigation into the
possibility of Kailway consolidation in the United States. January 7th
has been set for the day for hearing arguments*.
SCION WEALTHY FAMILY CHARGED WITH BIGAMY
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 10—Charging her husband, William
Weightman, as being a bigamist. Mrs. Marie Campbell Paul Weightman
entered suit for support against the former today. Weightman is the
scion of the wealthy Weightman family that, made fifty million dqllars in
the Chemical business in Philadelphia.
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