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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
ENGLAND'S INDUSTRIAL WAR
 IN HANDS ARBITRATION BOARD

running throughout the strike
 The settlement of the strike was brought about late Saturday afternoon through the efforts of Lloyd George Chancellor of the Exchequer, who se- cured promise from the heads of the various labor organizations and the railroad officials to arhitratr their re- spective contentious
 Upon the agreement that an arbitra tion board consisting of two railroad officials. two representatives of the strikers and chairman to be a non . partisan of the respective controversies the men returned to work
 Trains commenced to run Saturday night and the soldiers who all day long had been holding mobs in check were ordered back to their respective bar
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
ARIZONA RESOLUTION
 ADOPTED BY SENATE

After th" members nf th, S-nat,. w"r" informed that th, resolution in- tr"duc"d for striking tuc section rra- viding for the recall "r th, iudiciar, u th" Arizona Constitution would t.. t-- "'ptaht" (" tho President 8 ."t.- aas taken on th" resolution which passed with a L,rg- majority
 Sh"uId ,h" Huus,. adopt tnr same resolution. the tw" territories win be admitted into th. uuiou before Cnn- gross adipurus
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
STATEHOOD BILL
 BEFORE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. Aug 2i.-Th" House of Representatives shortly after con vening this morning took up the amendment or resolution of the Senate which requires that the section in the Arizona constitution providing for the recall of the judiciary he stricken and passed or adopted the resolution
 After 1t had been signed by the Pres ldent of the Senate and Speaker Clark of the House. the Statehood Bin was again sent to Taft. who is believed win sign the measure today
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
racks

racks
 Sunday was peaceful day outsid, of the constant rumblings of the rail. road trains over the different roads leading out of London and every fev, hours train load of cars rSvould he entering or leaving the city.
 The fact that the strike had been settled reached the Nugget office on Saturday after We had gone to press. but knowing We would he the first to give the news to the public. even if another paper went to press thirty six hours later We held 1t over just to give another example of the fact to get the news, one must subscribe for the Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
PRESIDENT TAFT
 SPEAKS ON RECALL

suit smau p,urufaes "f shs electors Of his a-rrl,t h" may r. eamrrl.t |" submit rua question ar lls r"uum- an,~ ou the nsnrH durn4 tH. rrm n,r which hv Was elected ta au election far r"rnil Th, r~a~"u tar h.~ rr,m Is ga h, included Iu .nn ,urI- and has ar- f"nse 'h-r"r" IS q" b, equally nra,r
 "lt can mrlls p, s.ud rha hts p,.- p"S,rl .hauga IL aIninal N..a 4a,r bm greater Wth"r.n or ran,r ata u-,m. u"ss "r ."u~tIuI. a ret"ra n lh, ra. fnr.rm.nt "r criminal Hu "r this r,un- rry II wll certainly mot diminish the power af irrrspuuSihiHt. nt e"uus,.l f,r thr defendant
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
JUDGE MuRANE RETURNS

District Judge C. D. Murane returned from his vacation last evening after sn absence of several days
 The judge has been up to the Crater Lake Fishing Camp and established quite a record as mountain climber The ascent both he and Dr Mustard made will hold good for some time as the others are willing to allow them the honors rather than to take such chances
 The judge is looking fine after his vacation and appears glad 10 get back into the harness aeair
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
TOGO LEAVES
 FOR NIAGARA
Nugget Special Service.

BOSTON. Aug. 2l.-Admiral Togo of the Japanese Navy. who has been Ill for the past week in this city and was forced to cancel all engagements has recovered and leaves the city this even ing to visit Niagara Falls
 The admiral has been confined to his hotel ever since arriving here in the city and the elaborate program ar ranged for his entertainment had to he called of
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
ASTOR'S YACHT NORMA
 RACES TO RESCUE

pr $" ahead. settle and sink with five men on board The nlru N-r- soon struggling in rh, water. tud ,hr sig nal for nu speed ah,s,d with tpr,r draft Was sent tr rh, .rgiu,- roum The fv" m,mh,r, nt ta- Yacht Zmpiu Were r.s,u'' suH Miss ruup. inr hrid"-r"-h- Has .'r much interested
 u th. sayiuG "t th. lives or the live men. ahyu s'a. considers a ssod ,urn tn h"r approaching magrm-r.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
ISAAC HOLIDAY
 OFF ON VACATION

Isaac Holiday. one of the old timers the Corwin and will sail South to spend the winter in his home at Frisco. Mir Holiday has put in ten years in the upper country and will return next spring.
 He reports that Hank Prise will re- turn on the Mary Sachs to do pros pocting on Tishou River with drill to see if the country is a dredging proposition.
 MT Prise expects to install a dredge In the Inmachuk next summer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
PUBLICITY BILL
 SIGNED BY TAFT
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINTGON. Aug 21.-President Taft signed the Publicity Bin. which arranges for the election of senators and representatives. on Saturday after noon shortly before leaving for New York.
 The bin provides for the publicity of all campaign funds and places a limit upon the amount of money any one candidate can spend upon his elec- tion. arranging for the amounts for state as we'll as Congressional cleo tions as members of the legislature.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
DOCK STRIKERS ORDERED BACH Nugget Special Service.

LIVERPOOL Aug eI The striking dock men who. were inclined to hold hack this morning after the other strike had heen settled wer. ordered t,. resume their duties at once b., ,ns heads of the unions
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
WE ARE ALL COMING BACK

CRATER LAKE Aug -l N, ar- aH coming h'eh bag aud lagsag- N hate q" da a.. hub JuIg. Arurauy has puit u~ and tn. A"mru folk, ar~ tn take ,hars, "f th. eaml,. so there. J- nothing left but rn payk up
 The se.urry Is just as grand. .n.,d inst as plentiful fish as hungrs aS ,.,u h'.. hut twenty strong N- ar. rrluruu- and will reach Nom, this evening
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
AVIATOR BEATTY MAKES RECORD

CHICAGO. Aug. 2l.-Tn the wind up of the aviation meet yesterday. Aviator W. c. Beatty broke the record for dura tion flight having flown for three hours and forty minutes with a passenger on board his airship during the afternoon
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
Nugget Special Service.

NEW YORK. Aug 2l -pu Saturday last, President Tan speaking "u rhr rr- call of the Judiciary. which cauSrd him to- veto the Statehood Riu recently stated.
 Not content with reducing ,hr p,.sl- tion of the judge to one s"mrthins u>. that of the moderator in religious assembly or thr prrsidins officer "t < political convention the judge Is |" h,. made still less important. anal I" hs put still more on trial. and [" aSSum" still more the character "f 8 defendant his rulings and conduct in court q" not
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
WOMAN SWIMS
 GOLDEN CATE
Nugget Special Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 2l.-Miss Hzel Laudenir, of Berkeley, swan across the Golden Gate. although 1t has been done many times hy the opp posite sex.
 Quite a number of people went to the Golden Gate entrance down the bay. to see the young woman make the attempt and they did not believe she woudl be able to negotiate the distance, for il would require a long time in the water and much energy A launch fol- lowed the swimmer throughout the en- tire distance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
R. R. STRIKE SETTLED SATURDAY
TROOPS FIRE
 INTO STRIKERS
Nugget Special Service.

LONDAN, Aug. 21.-On Saturday af- ternoon the troops ordered out to quell the riots at Llanelly. Wales. were ob- liged to fire into the crowd of rioting strikers to make them disperse and cease their destruction of property.
 Although the soldiers used blank cartridges. a number of shells contain- ing bullets were also fired to bring the rioters to their senses. Two strikers fell dead, and several were wounded. two of them will prove fatal.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
NEW FuP STORE.

The Meksnris River Fur Trsdin0 Go Of New York have opened . store at 2i6 Front street. A permanent rspr' senta. tive will remain ali year. Best prices fer fine furs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
STEAMER SA|L|NGS
 ARE DISARRANGED

i'uI.z~ rn, aa.a -frs. Is s.Hl,1 "n n I."ndar 'h ann,rs atu uaf at',mpt !" "nr .tH4If nu. na.s,us.a, aud Wa' raF IN' aaF.uasHr |. forcing tU: mH''s rHr.m@l .u ~.HeI#. time but rh" leaae.u-.f ~erl.s V ,.partri ,l a Staua~tiH
 Plums. peaches and oherr,es al Royal Fruit Company
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
TYPOGRAPHICAL
 UNION AGREES
Nugget Special Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 2l-On Saturday last the members of the In- ternational Typographical Union. now in session in this city by unanimous vote, endorsed the international ar bitration for a period of five years The same will go into effect on Janu- ary lst, and will be submitted to the American Publishers for signature
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
Nugget Special Service.

NEW HAVEN. Aug 2l.-Yestordav afternoon while the palatiaI yacht Norma belonging [" John Jacob Ast"r. with his iiancc Miss Force aboard Was straming down Long Island Snuud it was forced to go |" th. rescue ur uy.. men struggling in thr water
 The Norma was off Point PurIu.,. steaming through th, sound when th..
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
Nugget Special Service.

nugget SpecIai Service.
 WASHINGTON. Aug 2l.-The Sen ate adopted the Arizona New Mexico resolution introduced in that body a few days ago. providing for the terri tories [" he allowed int" th. G'uinu as states
 Before adiourning Saturday after noon vote Was taken on the rrs"lu- tion which meets with the approval of President Taft. win" recently vetoed the Statehood Bill
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
NOTICE TO LADIES

For all kinds of millinery goods, or hats made and trimmed to order. call on Mrs. Wanser at 236 Third Avenue near Hosan's Alley.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
ouxsuRY SAILS NORTH TUESDAY

The Schooner Ouxbury will sail for Teller, Tin ity, Cape York and kotze- bus ports Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, carrying freight, passengers and U. s. mail. For rates and infor- nation, inquire of the U. s. Merean- tile Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget SpecIsI oerVIce.
 NEW YORK. Aug Ia I'm. regular running schedulr ni tho various Truns- Atlantic nn-r- Is drztr,ssmaN HSat. ranged owing To th, I.autlnu -tpl.,
 Two of the larg,. Aulaulu, st-ta-ups which w-r" [" sail on Sauriak ar still in port and may not sail fa >-< er7il days if conditions q" not imuo,, over across the Atlantic
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
INQUEST NOW on

The inquest over Gus rarSuu. Nho was electricutrd Saurday is hrug hrid this afternoon m the C"mmisSion,r. Court
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
BENDER BROS. FOR kuskokwlM

The Bender Bros. will sail this even ing. or tomorrow for the kuskokwinn, carrying freight. passengers and U. s. mali.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21
TElEGRAPH|C NEWS
 CONDENSED
THUGS KILL LIEUT.. WHITTIER
Nugget Special Service.

BOSTON, Mass. Aug. 2I.-Lieut WI itier. executive officer of the raye. nue cutter Androscogin. was killed last nj. ht here in the city by a gang oi tiwss. Tne neut.nant was returning late at night to the boat and wher nearing the wharf was set upon by a gang of thugs who were intent upon robbing him. and when he showed fight. was killed
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-21

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Vouchers printed, Nugget Office.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-12-28

sour territory, That was an official
recognition Of the reality of the
lands sinking" here Years after
wards, Gen, John b. Henderson. ex-
United States senator, now a resi-.
dent of Washington found that the
center of population in Missouri
would be in the vicinity Of St Louis
and had taken advantage of the
stories OF the wreckine of the lands
III the New Madrid Country" to get
congress TO pass the act There are
numerous New Madrid ReIt cations
in and around ST Louis
There was a terrible earthquake in
tins part OF the country in 1871 II.
but II is a mistake to believe that
any considerable parts of the lands
here were sunk" thereby.-New
Madrid Record.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-12-28
4 Correction

State Superintendent of Public
Schools Vim. P. Evans writes us to
make correction in the article that
appeared in THE Pass last week
under the headline: Questions and
Answers on School Attendance '
By an oversight New Years day was
mentioned as a school holiday He
says: New Years day is a business
holiday. but is not a school holiday
and no attendance can be counted
on New Years day unless school is
taught on that day. Please make it
clear that New Years day is not a
school holiday
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-12-28
No. "a.

most vital questions that have 10 do
"lih The country home.
A dozen or more associations in.
cIuding breeders Of horse, sheen
cattle aud hogs, will hold meetings
during the week, as will the Farm
Management association Dairy as
SocIatiOn, and others
The exercises Of the week open
Monday night and close Friday
night with the seventh annual
farmers banquet. Each evening
there will be a program of music.
popular addresses. and illustrated
lectures.
Governor HerderD S Iiailey state
superintendent of schools. " p
Evans and other prominent officials
and edu"uJ.S will be in attendance
Each visitor who registers during
Farmers week will be provided with
a beautiful badge The attendance
is expected to reach 1000 and
Columbia is making preparations for
this many people. Reduced rates
on railroads.
The Boone Country Poultry show
will be held in Columbia duruy
Farmers week,
Programs and further information
may be had by addressing T. c.
Wilson Secretary Missouri State
Board Of Agriculture. Columbia, Mis-
souri,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-12-28

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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-12-28

and seven inches In length an,
weighs 420 pounds The feature,
are very perfect and one Of the fin
gers btars a ring. The story goes
that IN doing some inn pyemeut
work OH the Ohio river nj ansyiIlt
the body was taken from H. stream
by a drtSige by Capt John / ,leman
p"~oto Press.
With last weeks iSSue the Lead.
wood Banner suspended publication
for lack of financial support Editor
II T Bell. the pilot in charge when
the Banner was stranded on the
rcks Of adserSity. says 1 will
haul down the faded and wiltei
Banner that has Hutterei bravely in
the face Of the adverse currents Of
printer,iom for the past six years.
will the office cat to the devil. ="
throw the key in the river. and. like
the Arab. steal silently away to
pastures new We wish to assure
those Of our subscribers who have
been kind enough 10 pay in advance
that We have made arrangements
with the Mining News. Of Hvins, to
fulfil our obligations To those who
owe us, q.
DankIin Democrat.
Monday afternoon Dec IL. on the
Lawson farm. southeast OF kennett.
Lloyd James. aged 2 years and )
son OF Rance James and
wife was ~ terribly burned that he
died that night, at 10 O'Clock. With
his sister, aged 5 years, the child
was In the house occupied by its
grandfather 80 feet from the family
home The little ones were popping
corn, using a heating stove. The
boy $ clothing caught fire in some
way, and the two ran from the
house towards their home. and were
net ON the way by their parents.
The father endeavorei to put out
he fire and save his dear one, and
vas considerably burned in the eff
ort. Most of the dress of the child
vas burned off and the body 40
'adly burned that all the assistance
ind friends and DR.. Drace could Of
er, proved of no avail
A DeSoto special. dated December
0. says; Efforts are being made /
, have Louis Houck extend his ,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-12-28
Missouri Farmers week.

The dates Of the next Missouri
Farmers week, as the big annual
gathering of the farmers of the state
has come to be called, are January
8, 8 10. ii and II. The place is the
Agricultural college at Columbia
Farmers week is held under the
auspices Of the State Board of Aari-
culture. the Agricultural college co
operating and putting on a four
days short course
In this short course practical in
Structlon is given in the various sui
IectS III which the general farmer.
the live stock specialist, the dairy
man, the horticulturiSt and the
poultryman are interested. Special
attention is given to live stock and
poultry judging Practically the en-
tire teaching force Of the college will
give the weeks time to this work
In addition to the members of the
college faculty there will be a large
number of prominent men and
women on the program arranged bv
the board of agriculture. Among
these may be mentioned. A l.. Glov-
er, OF HoardS Dairyman, IT Atkin-
son, Wis, Joseph (. Wing. of the
Breeders Gazette. Chicago. presi-
dent Kenyon L. ButterfeId. of the
Massachusetts, Agricultural College.
Professor Alva Agee. of the Penn
syIvania State college; Mrs. Nellie /
kedzie Jones, Minneapolis. Mime /
sofa; R J. kinzer, secretary of the |
American Hereford Cattle Breeders
association; Herbert J. krum editor
of the Saddle and Horse show
Chronicle, Lexington, Ky, Dean H. /
l.. Russell, of the Wisconsin Aari- !
cultural college and Hon. A. n Alb /
bot, member Illinois legislature and /
extensive farmer and cattle feeder.
The Missouri State Corn show
will be held in the Agricultural col
eee during Farmers week The
premiums amount to more than
$4,000 in cash and farming mple-
nentS, and include a handsome 5000
silver cup offered by the State Board
n Agriculture, for the first time.
Live stock breeders will find that Z
his years program contains more
meat for them than has any pre- ,
'ious program, and correSpon1,-
nely large increase in attendance is /
I
lhe country women Of MlSSou. !
re especially invited. There are to
e four interesting days of home
work, a meeting of the
lisSouri Women Farmers club
ally instruction in poultry hus- !,
andry discussions touching the
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-12-28

railroad, which will be completed Il
Pennington by February |. on te
DE- Soto Mr. Houck has signifies
his intention TO do this and arrange
ments will be- made by the Booster
club of De Soto 10 secure for him
the rlght-ofway through jefferson
county In all probability if the
road is built 10 D,' Soto it will I've
extended to ST Louis as Mr.. Houck
declared that To be his ultimate aim
The distance from Farmintton 10
DeSoto Is about thirty miles. Louis
Houck has built many miles of rail
road IN this section Of the state
opening millions Of acres of lands
tie organized the St. Louis 4 Gulf
and was building into St LOUIS
when he sold it TO the Frisco. which
company has made a great com.
merrial highway of this line.
P"rryvlIle Republican
A special term Of Circuit Court
was held here last Tuesday by Judge
Huck 10 dispose of several criminal
cases on the docket, Happy" Grill
lion and Edward Boxdorfer plead
guilty to robhine George + Rhyme.
a country store keeper, on Route 1
Boxdorfer who had made a confes-
sion of the affair was given a light
sentence of 5 years Grillion who
had beaten up the old man badly
was sentenced to twenty years.
Grlllion had once before served
time in the State Reform school at
Boonville. for robbery, and doubtless
This. with a sullen indifference az to
MS fate, made his sentence heavier
han it otherwise would have been
The case against Adolph Neiderstadt
VI Altenburg. for robbery, was also
AIKEN up and he was sentenced to
i've years in the reform school. bur
vas paroled to his uncles, who gave
'ond for his good behavior. Sheriff
reissue and his deputy, Sylvester
.ahner, departed Wednesday morn
ne for Jefferson City with Grillion
nd Boxdorfar,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-12-28
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-12-28
New Madrid "Sunk Lands. f"

The Fredericktown Democrat
News of last week contains an in
teresting and well written article on
the New Madrid earthquakes of 1911.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1911-12-28
Soutl east News.

The new Masonic Temple at Farm
ineton viii Dedicated Dec. %.
The Calumet news., 1911-08-22
CONFESSION TO
INVOLVE MANY
Rodney ]. Diegle, Convicted Of
Bribing Ohio Solons, Will
Tell All He Knows
HE WILL ESCAPE SENTENCE
Likely That He Will Not Be Sent to
Penitentiary Now That Truth
is TO Come Out.

Columbus, o., Aug. 22.-It was an
nounced today that Rodney J. Diegle
former sergeant lat -arms of the Ohio
Senate convicted of aiding and abet-
ting the bribery of Ohio legislators
would prepare in a week a full confess
sion of what he knows of alleged cor
ruptive practices In the last assembly.
This announcement came after a
conference this morning between At
torney General Hogan, County Prose-
cutor Turner and Dicgle. The con =
fesslon 1t is said may involve many
more than those mentioned i'm the up
heaval of the legislature last winter.
Dlegle probably will escape a peni-
tentlary sentence. He was rearrested
last night on the strength of the story
that he had been given a large sum of
money and had disappeared