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Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-30
thinks mines
NEXT IN Line
FOR CONTROL
BY THE nation
Fuel Expert Believes 7 h a I
Conscription OF Labor and
Federal Control of Mines
VIII Soon be Necessary.
tBy Review leased Wirel

WASHINGTON. Dec 2S.-Govern-
ment control OF mines and cOnscrip-
tiOn OF labor were predicted BY L. A.
Snead. head OF the fuel administra-
tiOn's distributing agency. in testify
ing today before tie senate committee
investigating the coal situation.
Coordination of effort is necesSary
10 meet present demands. Mr.. Snead
said. and ne added that ne could see
no possibility of the production OF
50.000,OOO tons the fuel administration
estimates the nation is short this
year. Restricted use is the only solu-
ton. he delareG
Priority orders for coal shipments
might afford some temporary relief
from shortages experienced in many
parts OF the country. Mr.. Snead said.
but the only solution OF the whole
problem is adequate and efficient
transportation
Hoardinq In Capital
Mr.. Snead was on the stand through
out tOday's hearing and was question
ed AZ great length as 70 the coal stu
alton here in Washington. The fuel
administration. he said. believes
tAOASA COAA 70 supply 4NCdl ActGS AdS
been shipped 10 the capital. but usf-
fering has been caused by boarding BY
some OF the consumers last summer
and fall. inadequate distributing facil-
ities and failure Of dealers 10 CO.
operate with the fuel administration.
II was necessary for the fuel admin
istration last week arbitrarily 10 di-
vert coal to supply the capitol build
ing itself when a shortage was threat
ened. the witness declared. and today.
when-ths cold was severe. 1000 tons
consigned TO the government was or
dered assigned TO private consumers.
When the situation here threatened
10 become acute, Sread said. the fuel
administration established five dumps
and ordered that 500 tons be placed
in them every day TO supply the pub
lie. q
The committee adjourned today ul-
til Wednesday. when Food Admins
traitor Hoover viii testify on the
SUGAR situation. He and other wit
nesSes are expected to close the sugar
inquiry within two days and then the
coal Investigation viii be taken up
asain. with witnesses from various
parts OF the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-30

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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22
WHO IS THIS
 BRUTE?

Friends, Nomeites Alaskans. Hear fe. Hear Ye, Hear Ye: there is q dog thief in the community. Yes; dog thief. A dirty, low, contem- tuous, stocking footed, sneaking kid mapping cur who lures Innocent, un a suspecting and unsophas.icated puppy dogs away from their homes and then starves them to death. Many people in the city have had their dog houses invaded and ;heir pups stolen. They have complained to the city, io the marshals office, to the newspapers and we-as last resort-aow appeal to rhe nublic. Mr. g-,hief, re member the fate of d horse thief in the Dakotas, in Montana, in Texas and Wyoming in the frontier days. THIS Is A FRONTIER TOWN!
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their hall on Saturday evening. March 31. Nome leading artists have been secured of the first magnitude
 and the program will consist of local jokes, local songs, choruses and solos. With Frank Kiesele, Al Dilg, Will Me Guire Doc Kemp, Pete Sather and John Haerng as end men, and Ned Darling as interlocutor, is success is assured. Clifford Deakia, Frank Kiesele Billy Rose and Jim Began will render ballads in the first part of the program, and Doc Kemp has q local song that will bring down the house. Part two will be composed of six good vaudeville numbers which will be announced later on. The show will hit the high spo. of hi. larity, and every laughter loving soul in Nome will be there to laugh two hundred times In two hours. Popular prices of 75 cents and S1 will prevail Reserved seats will be on sale at the Rose Candy store Wednesday, March 2S, at 12 o'clock noon.
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'OBRECON THREATENS n START
 REVOLT IN MEXICO

EL PASO, Tex. March 22.- Latest advices from Mexico state that Gen cral Obregon, formerly war minister under Carranza, is on the eve Of starting a revolt in that country of instruction.
 If this comes to pass it will go hard with Garraaza, as Obregon has unquestionably the largest following in Mexico.
 In addition he is a graduate of West Point and thoroughly versed in every branch of the military game.
 He is the nephew of Gen. DeNa- varro who under President Porfirio Diaz was Mexieos representative at Washington. and the greatest diplo- mat that country ever had.
 should Obregon allow Villas forces to combine with his, they would sweep all others from their path in that republic.
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capital.
 Field Marshall Douglas Haig in his official disap.ch To the war office states that the allied line is now enlightened out thereby re-enforcng and concentrating the direct line of front. He states that the victorious Franco British troops will never let up on this drive until they camp on the Franco Belgian frontier.
 Thousands of Germna prisoners and vast quantities of supplies were cap- tured in the various towns. In their retreat the Germans abandoned many of their big guns and it was noticed that their ammunition supply was ex- hausted
 Among the country regained by the
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JUST A COOL MILLION.
International News Service.

International News Service.
 WASHINGTON, March 22.--Juius Rosenwald president of Sears, Roe buck X Co. of Chicago, gives one mil lion dollars to he Jewish War suffer- CTS reHcf fund.
 Prominent Jews in Gh uar.s of the world have taken up this movement and there perhaps never was fund of this kind that would approach within many millions. the amount that will be raised for this one. As the contributions continue 70 pour in the people of the United States real ize moro and more that e friend in need real Jew of the -Wentieth centlirj will empty his purse if nee be
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22
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International News Service
 EL PASo, Tex, March 22 presi- dont-elact Caranza of Mexico has called m extra session of the house of deputies to meet April 7. the same date our congress conyenes.
 The purpose of this meetlng IS not revealed hat Il Is rumored that it is in connection wI.h the German situa- uon. And as large numbers of Ger man Americans have in the last few weeks been crossing over into Mex ico the =nIted States is keeping a }atchfei eye on every move that is made below the line. Our country has the situation well in hand all along the bod r aa9 re matter what the result k, oe pDaposc of. this meet ing of the ...oNico house, the war de parement ~ll le ready to cope with 4, and the:e will Le no surprises from that quarter
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22
CONGRESS BUSHES ID
 SPECIAL WAR SESSION

should any greater emergency arise prcr to the date already se..
 This last action of the German sub marines, who evidently had their or ders at least, since the time Von Eernstorff Was given his papers-has caused I feeling in official circles that d: any moment news of some other event more dastardly act may call for even quieked action hence the summons to congressman, who quick ly respJnded. Champ Clark head ing the list having arrived in Wash ington last evening and majority leader Kitchen will arrive tonight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22
DREAM TONIGHT
 THE LILAC SPLASH

No star is big enough to be the whole show, but in subord mating the star to the play of J. Rufus Walling- ford is distinctive and sets new standard in originality. Tonights pro- gram introduces The Lilac Splash in which the big confidence man scores success that is shared equally with his support Max Figman and Lolita Robertson a combination of the clev- crest minds in the comedy field to- day. The program will be brought to close with another attraction. a refreshing and superior production entitled "The Fear that Burns" See it tomorrow night. Miss Henrietta Crossman, a classy feature.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22
4.000 AV|AT0RS ANSWER THE CALL---TW0 THOUSAND
 WAR-PLANES TO BE BUILT

After many hours consultation it aeroplanes on the rush order Officers of the United States military service were detailed to go to the various factories and superintend the con struction of the machines.
 Four thousand thoroughly trained aviators have offered their services and are being enrolled; the American Aeronautical Society have offered to
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22
LOCAL STARS WILL APPEAR
 AT THE END OF 4 RAINBOW"

At the end of Rainbow" is the title of three act comedy which will be stage in Eagle hall on April 14 next. The play, which will be pre- scented by local talent is one of the screams of the century, full of good live laughing material from beginning to end. It will be presented by local hehearsals for some time past. We are looking forward to the presen:a- tion of this comedy. It will be worth the money. lots-o-pep. good setting pretty girls. If you are not happy
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22
FLYING DuTCHmAN
 MAKES RECORD
 CLEAN UP ON SEA

ed and the navy yard is one blaze of color, all of the war vessels being dec orated with bunting ia their honor.
 This is the second cruise made by the Moewe. Her crew stated that on this trip they covered thousands of miles on the Atlantic, lived on the best and were never in rear danger She had on board many of the survivors of the ships she sent 10 the bottom but as yet no official list of these have been given out.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22

ti"nN of the towns recapturcd were ia flames and the German system of efficiency was evident in the large hospitals where manly of their wound = ed were being treated. In the great CT number of the towns captured the German medical staffs remained at their posts which shows that the re tirement was not pre-arranged but compulsory. The condition of the com missariat of these institutions point edly shows that there is q scarcity of food supplies and almost total absence of the medical comforts usually carried.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22
SUGGESTED MEDIATION THROUGH SWEDEN CONSIDERED INSULT TO UNITED STATES
 --- PASSED INTO THE DISCARD

that it was suggested that our di- plomats mee: with those of neutral nations at Sweden.
 Information has been forwarded to our minister to get at the bottom of this iatrogue and find out if pos sible if there is concerted move ment of any kind to harrass our gov ernment. now that the world knows that we are calling together war
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FREDERICK MISSING COUSIN
 OF KA|SER'S
International News Service.

BERLIN, March 22.-Prince Fred erick Karl of Prussia is missing and For several months he has been &C., lively engaged ia the air service, owning and piloting his own machine. He went out on reconnaissance over the allied lines few days ago and has failed to return. Prince Frederick is, in direct line, full cousin of the kaiser.
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said offer can only be characterized as an insult as it could only have eminated from Germany.
 The matter ~was informally present. ed by German diplomats at Stock holm. Our government declines ab- solutely to even discuss :he matter with any nation, and request that no commen: be made on the subject. The cable from our Minister Morris states
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22

congress. We are on the ragged edge right now and every particle of pressure is being brought to bear in the effort to force Us into the con- fiict. So that any move from any source. must be followed up and all low of no mistakes.
 Further advices from Stockholm a1e eXpected hourly.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22

present to tho govrnmnt one hun dred up-to-the minute planes ana their offer has been accepted.
 The Clam Martin, Curtiss and Wright plants have agreed 10 sus- pend all work and immediately take up the construction of warplanes to perfect the plans of the advisory board.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22
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International News Service.
 WASHINGTON, March 22.-The national advisory committee and the principal manufacturers of aeroplanes and aerial material met here this af- ternoon on a hurried call issued last night.
 Fifty of the principal manufactur- CTS were present showing the spirit of patriotism which exists in the pres- ent crisis.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22
International News Service.

International News Service.
 WASalNGToN, March D. Con- gressmer have bogJn obihzing n WashHnl'pn for th. cNtta speeial se,. sion.
 lmIa a.eb after me r,linet mees- ing which took place CT March 20, at whfeh ;ime it VAS determined to advance the date that congress should convene, from April 16 as for mally arranged, to April ?. Wires were flashed 10 congresmen all over the country to the effect that they should at once gather Ut Washington so as to be on the spo. in the event
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22
in.c rnationai News Servlce.

WASHINGTON, March 22.--Offers to mediate the trouble between the United States and Germany have come from neutral countries through Ira Nelson Morris United States min- ister at stockholm, Sweden.
 This offer coming as 1t has under :he existing situation has angered Washington officials who state that
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22
International News Service.

hternatlonaT NeWs SerVIce.
 BERLIN, March 22.-After Il voy- age extending over several months the auxiliary cruiser Moewe returned 10 the naval base at Kic this after noon and announced that she had in that tme captured twenty two steamers, five sailing ships and eight armed vessels.
 The captain and officers were i'm mediately ordered to Berlin where ;hcy will be decorated for their gal lantry by the kaiser. l<iel is decorat-
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 LONDON. March 22.-Omcial dis patches were received here this noon to the effect that the French and English troops had captured three hundred towns and villages which were held by the Germans in the Arras and Aisne sections. The Franco British troops with the lust of victory are steadily advancing to the Mouse and the Germans are hurried ly retiring.
 London is celebrating the successes of allied arms and populace are hys- terically overjoyed Never in it's hstory--since the relief of Lady smith--has such a display of enthus iastic rejoicing been seen i2 England's
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22

it will make you happy and if you are happy you will sure be there. Some comedy!
 The cast is as follows: Miss Bertha Johnson, Mrs. Ted Morris Mrs. Frank Polet, Miss Helen Crowley, Miss Jean Crowley, Miss Ashcroft, Miss Irene Young, Miss Ina Lyle, Miss Vesta Kelling, Messrs. A. B. Miller, Ralph Lomen, o. s. Weaver, Al Dilg, Clar- ence Littlefield and Dan Crowley.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22
NEWS NOTES.

The Fraternal Order of Eagles are preparing for an old time minstrel show and vaudeville to be given at
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22

Office and Residence of J. F. McAl- lister, treishter and transfer, Elite Baths. Phone Red 157.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22

PARIS, Mar. 22.-The city is en fete today in ohnor of the victories of the allied forces. Official dispatches state that the Germans are making stubborn resistehee in their en- deavor to check the sweeping advance of the Franco British troops.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22

New ia'o eggs at Prosser's Harness Shop, $1.00 per dozen. Phone Black 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-03-22

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THREE HUNDRED FRENCH TOWNS
 REGAINED BY VICTORIOUS FRENCH AND
 BRITISH TROOPS IN TWENTY FOUR HOURS

allied troops were he towns of Croisilles, Henin, st. Martin. Tilloy Mary, Bengntre, Bancourt. Reincourt, Fremtecourt, Nillers, Barastra, Roc quigny. Gomecourt, Ervlliers and Behagnies.
 The general advance of the allied forces continue with dogged persist ance. They are now crossing over into the Mouse watershed.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27

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