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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-12-30
GERMANY AGREES ID INDEMNIFY FRANCE AND
 BERLIN

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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-12-30
WILSON ENDORSES BRITISH ATTITUDE REGARDING FREEDOM
 OF THE SEAS QUESTION

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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-12-30
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE RECOMMENDS DEPORTATION OF
 INTERNE0 ALIEN ENEMIES.


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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-12-30
WASHINGTON SENATOR ADOPTS AEROPLANE rRANSPOR.
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ssociated Press Service.

Associated Press Service.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S--Senator Jones of Washington is the first quick means of travelling provided by the Washington New York airplane route.
 Senator Jones left today for New York on a business trip piloted by
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-12-30
CHINA ASKS RETURN OF kIAu-CnAu


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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-12-30
DANIELS URGES AN IMMENSE
 NAVAL PROGRAM FOR AMERICA

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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-12-30
THE FLU STOPS MAILS

No mail will be dispatched from the Nome postofnce to any point until further notice ty order of the Health Board.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-12-30

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Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23
NEW TAX LAW ISSTORN DEATH LIST. ASKED BY MADOOINCREASED TO l9.
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 DIES MONIES, Ia., May 22.-With the death list gradually increasing as belated reports came in tonight from the sections of Central Iowa swept by yesterdays tornadoes, indications were that the fatalities would exceed 20. Nineteen deaths had been report ed definitely tonight, scattered over the entire storm area from Denison, in Crawford county, eastward for more than 150 miles.
 The injured were believed to ex- ceed 150, the property damage, latest accounts show, probably is more than s1,500,O0O
 It was reported tonight that a nun Der of the injured probably would die and this and the possible discovery of mere victims in storm-wrecked resi- dences or beneath other debris, might raise the death list, it was feared. Boone's death list of six remained un- changed, with the other fatalities re- ported as follows:
 Newton, one; Denison, one; Carroll, wto; Churdan, near Jefferson, three; near EldOrado. two; Chelsea, ono; Near Harcourt one; Walker. one; Du- buque, one.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23
MISS LUSK TAKES STAND AND TELLS
 HISTORY OF LIFE
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 WAUKESHA. Wis, May 22.-Grace own defense at her trial for staying Mrs Mary Newman Roberts this af. ternoon and revealed details of her life up until the time she first met Dr. David Roberts early in 1913. Miss Lusk said she was born in Stoughton, Wis, in 1875 and after being graduat- ed from high school and Normal school began teaching in Menominee. Wis, in 1896. She later attended the University of Chicago and the Uni versity of Wisconsin. where she com pieted two years course in oEe year. obtain a degree of bachelor in phil osophy in 1912.
 At the end of this period she said her health, failed. In the fall of 1914, he health improving, she was given an appointment as an instructor in the Normal Training school. -..- .-.- --.-----..--
 Miss Lusk said that she first met Dr. Roberts at a dinner party late in January or early in February. 1913. Later they met at church entertain. ments which Dr. Roberts attended with his wife.
 The witness described he.' health during this period as poor. due largely to overwork and declared she was frequently unable to attend to Ter duties because. of severe headaches,
 During the early part of the day the defense introduced a score of charac' acter witnesses who testified 10 the high reputation borne by the defend ant.
 Evidence was also introduced to show that her grandmother had been the inmate of an insane asylum at one time
 Miss Lusk was called to the witnesf stand at 3:30 o'clock in the afternoon but Judge Martin Lueck immediately ordered an adjournment and she di9 not begin her story to the jury until 4 o'clock. Court adjourned again an hour later
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23
ITALIAN COLONY. WILL CELEBRATE. WAR ANNIVERSARY

The waving of the Stars and Stripes beside the trI-colored emblem of Italy, and the singing Of the Italian national air, "MaIcie Reale," and the American national anthem, The Star Spangled Banner, will be features of the local italians celebration on Friday of the third anniversary of the Italian declar- alton of war against the central pow CTS. Nearly l5O Italian residents of this district and county, will join in making the celebration marked sue cess.
 Bisbee and Warren district residents m sympathy with the Italian cause and in sympathy with the brave ltaIian armies of the western front and of the Piave front, are called on by the com mlttee in charge of the celebration to join in the parade which will precede the celebration, and in the actual dem- onstration, which will be held at the city park. It is anticipated that nun dreds who are anxious to do tnelr share in stimulating Italian morale will assist in the celebration.
 The demonstration will open Friday evening at 6:30 o'clock when parade will form at the Bisbee depot. All Italian residents and their friends and others in sympathy with their cause will join in the line of march. The c. & A. band will furnish music for the parade and subsequent exercises. The line of march will extend from the depot to Castle Rock, and from Castle Rock to the city park, where the exer- cises will be held.
 At the city park music and speaking will provide ample entertainment and demonstration. Some local speaker will call attention to the work which has been accomplished by the Italian armies and urge greater assistance on the part of residents of the United | States to raise the Italian morale in this country and in their own country. The Italian. French. English, American and other national airs will be played, and other attractive features will b. carried out.
 Committees of the local Italian col ony were yesterday busily engaged in completing the arrangements for the | celebration and demonstration. If possible Italian colors will be distrib- uted throughout the crowds by friends | of the movement who have enlisted the aid of the florists of the country to secure flowers in the red, white
 and green of Italy. Other attractive features are being arranged. and will
 be announced later.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23
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WASHlNGr May 22.-Whether revenue Legislation snail be under taken at this session of congress de penus on President Wilson's decision alter a conference with congressional leaders who are strongly in favor of postponing the legislation until next December.
 Today the president went over the arguments presented by Secretary Mo Auoo for enactment of a new tax law be.ore adjournment.
 All the advice Secretary AlcAdoo got today from his advisors having tnarge or administering the revenue law and of planning to meet future financial needs of the government was to the enect that a new measure must be enacted by next fall.
 He was told that by December or January the government will need more revenue from taxation, or defin- ite assurance that it will be forthcom- ing. and that it will be next to lm- possible to collect taxes under law which might not be completed before next February or March.
 Regardless O. government needs Secretary McAdOO is represented as believing that business Of the nation should know long before next Febru- ary or March the nature and amount of taxes to be assessed on them for this years business.
 Members Of the senate and house, however. still are hostile to the pro posal to keep congress in session throughout the summer and to the en- actment of tax legislation on the eve of elections Leaders were unanimous however. in stating that if Secretary McAdoo and the president agree that legislation is necessary, they will get to work immediately on bill and seek to press it through.
 Chairman Kitchin Of the house ways and means committee said today that if it is finally decided to take up the revenue question at this session public hearings would be held and it probably would take the house two months to dispose of the bill.
 Representative said tonight if tax bill were passed at this session, 70 per cent of additional taxes would be levied upon incomes and excess prof it's
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23
STOKES CASE WILL
 60 TO JURY TODAY

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 22.-Pre- sentation O. evidence in the case of Mrs. Rose Pastor Stokes on trial in federal court here charged with viola ton of the espionage act was com pleted this afternoon and arguments begun.
 Final summing up by both sides will take place tomorrow Court officials expected the case to go to the Jury about noon.
 Elmer B. Silvers. assistant United States district attorney, asserted in his address to the jury that the ques- ton at issue was the inent or motive behind the signed communication of Mrs. Stokes which appeared in the Kansas City Star and in which she expressed opposition to the govern ment. He stressed the wording of the statute that prohibits an example" to arouse in subordination or SOW seeds of disloyalty and pictured the defend ant as having sought every opportun- ity to spread cisloyal propaganda.
 In replying, Seymour Stedman, for the defense, asserted the liberty of speech and the length to which cit izen may go in criticising the govern ment in war time was the principal issue involved. He declared the ques- ton was one of limitation that can be placed upon the criticism of even the highest personage-the president-and said Mrs. Stokes chief concern was that the war might not accomplish the purposes for which America entered it.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23
WOULD END "BooTLEGeING"
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 DENVER, Colo. May 22.-Sugges- tion that the United States govern ment declare a military dry zone in the southern Colorado coal fields to stop the illegal importation of liquor into the coal fields from New Mexico was made today at a conference of federal and state officials held in the office of Julius Gunter. Operators have complained to the state and fed eral officials that coal production was being curtailed seriously as a result of the illicit liquor traffic.
 It was suggested that if a federal dry gene was declared in the coal fields. federal troops could be used to patrol the state line to apprehend liq- uor smugglers. Another suggestion was that the state constabulary pa trol the Colorado-New Mexico border in the same manner that the Colorado Wyoming border now is patrolled to stop liquor smuggling. but this plan is said to be opposed by citizens of Las Animas county.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23
MINoTTo ON TRIAL
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 CHICAGO, May 22.-After 51 type written papes setting forth II reasons why Count James Minotto, son-in-law of Louis F. Swift, packer, should not be interned as an enemy alient, had been read, Federal Judge Carpenter late today put over until tomorrow hearing of arguments. The counts imposing array of legal counsel are prepared to fight the presidential war rant on which he was taken into GUS tody 10 days ago by habeas corpus action. The petition filed today al leges that the count. though born m Germany. is an Italian citizen and cites an Italian passport obtained by the counts father, Count Demetrius Minotto, in 1900.
 Alfred Dettmann arrived today from Attorney General Gregorys office to aid in opposing the counts fight for freedom.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23
WAR BULLETINS

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, Tuesday. May 2l (By the As sociate1 Press. Washington all DOuncement thas the comblhed fronts held by the American expedltionary forces ,n France cover a greater dis tance .han that held by Belgium and take third rank, has inspired the meh Tn the American army as probably nothing else could.
 The announcement was the sole top ic of conversation Ill the dugouts, trenches and billets. The men now aio looking forward to the time when there may be an announcement that the Americans are occupying second pace.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23
SLAMS DECLARE AMIsTIcE

MOSCOW. Thursday, May 16 tBy the Associated Press)-The armistice between the Russians, GermOns and Ukrainians on the Kursk front has been extended to Voronitz and Briansk. In connection with this announcement. Leon Trctzky. Bolsheviki minister of the Marine. has declared the Kuban and Don districts under martial law and has ordered Hle disarming of Russian territory despite the armis- tice
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23
RAILWAY RAISE SOON

WASHINGTON, May 22.-An an nouncement of a general wage in crease for railway employees, follow ing in a general way the railroad wage recommendation but with many modifications is imminent. It was learned tonight that Director Gen eral McAdOo who has been studying the commissions report will be ready to act within a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23
SAMMY SHOWS BRAVERY

WlrH HE DRl rlSH ARMY IN FRANCE. Tuesday. May 2l tBy tho Associa ed Press) To lie helpless on
 his seaplHne in tts North Sea for seven hours with broken leg. before he was picked up was the experience Ot an American aviator attached to the British forces. The aviator who comes from New York state, was op- erating a seaplane off the Belgian coast iip was brought down by hos tile fire and his machine fell into the sea. After seven hours he was res
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23
ALLIES ouIr RUSSIA

MOSCOW Monday. May 13. (by the Associated Press)-There is under WAY a marked exodus of entente allied sub;ects from Russia.
 The distribution of bread in Petro- grad will cease tomorrow. It will be replaced by half Russian pound of potatoes. Flour is unobtainable. Sugar costs 50 rubles a pound.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23
ess ARTILLERY FIRE

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, Wednesday, May 22. tBy the Associated Press)-A falling off in artillery firing on the American sec tors is reported in the official state met inssued at American army head quarters at o'clock tonight.
 The statement reads:
 "The artillery activity has decreased and there are no new developments to report"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23
REMARKABLE ESCAPES

LONDON. May P. tvia OttaWal.- The feature of Sunday nights air raid was the remarkable number of es- capes from injury as compared with the damage to dwelling houses.
 Fifteen persons were killed in dis trict where two buildings were demOl- ishcd Six occupants of shop at an other point lost their lives. In a dis trict where there is a large tenement population only one death was report ed although three bombs were drop ped. inflicting great property damage.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23
TEXAS OVER TOP

Special to The Review)
 ST. LOUIS, May 22-Texas, with a quota Of $1.750,00O and subscriptions of S1,954,4S1, went over the top today in the Red Cross campaign it was an nounced at Southwestern division headquarters here.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23
LICENSE COAL DEALERS
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AMARILLO, Texas, May 22.-The Retail Coal Dealers of Texas adjourn ed a two days session here this after noon. Resolutions favoring licensing of all retail coal dealers and bearing the cost of sustaining the state fuel administration were adopted. Wiley Blair, state fuel administrator, spoke twice before the convention.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23
sAIppING Loss sLIGHT

LONDON, May 22.-The admiralty official statement gives the losses to British, allied, and neutral merchant tonnage due to enemy action and ma rine risk in April as follows:
 British, 22O,7 ,709 tons; allied and neu' tral. S4,393: total. 305,102. Clearances in and odt of ports 7,O4O,3O9 gross tCnS
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23

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Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23

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Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS
 PRESENTS OPERETTA

The Contest of the Nations,' an operetta with dances, is the bill to be presented by the junior class and the |Glee club of the Bisbee high school, Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock and again Friday evening at S:15 o'clock in the high school gymnasium. Reserved seats for the Friday eve ming performance may be secured at Falls drug store.
 The story of the Operetta follows:
 In order to settle a dispute of long standing as to which nation eXcels in singing. dancing or picturesqueness. contest has been arranged in which complete through the medium of their favorite art for the award of honor.
 The contest is presided over by The Spirit of Fair Play. a woman Jf gracious mien and impartial judgment, assisted by Lady Utopia, a woman of affairs, acting in the capacity of fore woman or a jury composed O: non contestants. Heralds with trumpets attend, sounding the call to assemble an dthe command of The Spirit of Fair Play.
 As the contest proceeds various mis- understandings, small jealousies aud disputes result in amusing situations and dialogue.
 Finally Miss Columbia in an elIb- crate delineation of the progress or her country, in which she is assisted by historical American types, is unani- mously awarded the prize on comple- tion of the scenes enacted tosintroduce the colors of Old Glory: Blue, the symbol of Faith; Red. the symbol of Valor, and White the symbol of Peace.
 Following is the cast of characters: The Spirit of Fair Play Alice Wilson
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-23
Ida Peterson, Helen Marguerite Brereton

Arthur Ojeda. Jack Eason and Leon Kronman.
Gilpin observer., 1918-11-21
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Gilpin observer., 1918-11-21

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