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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-10

One-third of the population of Ger
many will emigrate to North America
and South America with the next few
years, according 10 a German author
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-10

lty. The reason given for the emipra-
ton is that Germany is no longer large
enough to provide a living for her in
creasing population.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
NoTAeLEs COMMENCING
 TO ARRIVE FRISCO

San Francisco, June 23-With the democratic national convention but sig days away. noted representatives of the party are heading toward SaI. Francisco in increasing numbers.
 Senator Glass. of Virginia, and one of the Aspirants for presidential nom nation honors, will arrive tomorrow evening on the same train as Sena tor Alcott. Hiram Johnson. with James Hamilton Lewis. candidate for the democratic vice presidential nomina- ton. are expected here Friday night. Edward F. Dunne and Carter Harrison of Chicago. delegates at large from Illinois. are due at the same time. Fri day is the day when the greatest in Aux of delegates to the convention is anticipated.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
EARTHQUAKES DO SEVERE
 DAMAGE IN LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles June 2l-An earth quake of considerable violence and of several seconds duration shook the downtown and outlying sections of Los Angeles at 6.47 o'clock tonight. Several buildings were damaged bv the shocks and bricks falling from . building at sixth Street and Grand Avenue injured one man. The shock was felt over a wide radius. being not ed with more or less violence at Long Beach, San Pedro. santa Monica and Redondo Beach. Several cracks were opened in the walls of the city jail and the electric light and gas connections of the town were injured. cutting of entirely about ten miles of Southwest Los Angeles.
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OPENING MOVES OF
 CONVENTION STARTS

San Francisco. June 25-The first suns of the democratic convention were fired today when the Democratic National Committee met to draw up the temporary roll of delegates. Three contests are scheduled to come Gefore the committee but only one. that in. volving an effort tc give Senator Reed, of Missouri, a sect with the delegates from that state promises interest. eetd may prove Gifncult subject far the committee to handle as a determin el effort will be made to place him or the floor of the convention. Rejection of him as n delegate at large Is ex- pected but strong resistance will be made before the committee.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
DANIELS TO STUDY
 ALASKA COAL DEoS

Los Angeles. June 2l--To study the Alaska coal beds to determine their usefulness as future fuel supply for the Navy. Is the purpose of the trip to Alaska that Secretary of the Navy Daniels will make during the summer following the democratic national con- vention. Admiral Rodman who will accompany him on the trip. stated to- day that the Navy must have fuel and the secretary will get first hand in- formation at the Matanuska fields.
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London. June 24-"Fighting in Lon donderry is still raging at eight o'clock tonight. Machine guns were then in action and the city,. says the corre- spondent, "is evidently in for a night of terror"
 A dispatch from Strabana today says hundreds of refugees from Derry are arriving there in night from the former city. In counties Donegal and Tyrone. the Unionists hold the road from Carraines to Derry and arc strongly entrenched at Brehenwood.
 There is movement In other North Ireland towns" says the dis patch. ito join in if the Derry riots continue" The shooting In London derry Is said to at times reach tho intensity of volleys.
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Feared Red Troops May Reach
 Warsaw

Berlin. Jun" a2-Pol,sh mesrage., bearing on the Polish defeat on the Dvina say 1t is feared the Red troops may occupy Warsaw. One dispatch declared on the contrary that the Poles are holding the Bolsheviki and that large portion of one of General Bu. densky's Bolsheviki cavalry divisions has been practically annihilated by be. ing lost in the swamps near Radomsky where the Polish cavalry swooped down upon them, driving the Bolshe- wiki into the swamps, Over four thous- and of the Red cavalry are said to have perished.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
THURSDAY (rELEcRAPhlc)
PAYNE, DANIELS TO GET
 CLOSEUP OF ALASKA

Seattle. June 23-Advices from Washington D. c. today state that both Secretary Daniels and Payne. the Interior Department Secretary. will visit Alaska this summer. The twp officials will sail with Admiral Rod- man July 10th and intend to get . close up view of the Alaska situation In Its relations to Alaska develop ment. the navy and American com. merce.
 A division of six destroyers will proceed to Alaska, the cruise lasting until August 18th. It Is thought, however, that Payne and Daniels will necessarily return somewhat earlier.
 Writing to the Seattle Times today from Washington. J. J. Underwood. it's Washington correspondent. quotes Secretary Daniels as saying: "The Northwest and Alaska sitution is very important. From the naval stand point Alaska is much more important to the nation than most people reai- ize."
 We probably will spend several days in Alaska" said Secretary Payn-. 'i want to get q picture of that situa. tion, especially with respect to the railway and coal fields. so we may have first hand information. This will be checked carefully with data provided by the engineers now in the field"
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
NoNPAR1iSANS MAKING HARD
 RACE IN MINNESOTA

St Paul, June 24-With one Con. gressionai nomination on the Republic can ticket assured. the Nonpartisan League candidates arc forcing close and congressional nomination in an. other district.
 In returns from the state wide pri- mary available late today, Reverend o. J. Kvalitch raised his lead over Congressman volstead. author of tho prohibition enforcement act who sought renomination in the Seventh District.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
Second Quake Visited Los Angeles
 Today

Los Angeles. June 22-Another earthquake shock, though of far less violence than the one occurring last night. occurred at twelve o'clock today. Several buildings, including hotel and theatre in the heart of the busi- ness district of Inglewood were se- verely damaged and left in ruins by the combined succession of shocks. Four shocks all told were included in tcday's tremblor. The shocks also did considerable damage in Los An- geIes. chiefly by breaking windows.
 Many plate glass windows in Los
 Angeles business blocks were shat
 tered. E
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
WILSON URGES ACTION ON
 SUFFRAGE AMENoME.

Washington. June 24-Presider. |. Wilson tonight sent a telegram to Governor Roberts of Tennessee urg- ing him to call special session of the state legislature to act on the federal suffrage amendment.
 Roberts Agrees to Wilson Rsqucst
 Knoxville. June Ex-Governor Rob. erts stated today that he would call an extra session of the legislature of Tennessee. as requested by president Wilson. in ample time for women to vote in the November election.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
PRohlDirioN POLICY blo
 THEME AT FRISCO

San Francisco. June a4-The pre- liminaries to the democratic conven- sion have now got into the vital per- iod and there is much hurry and scramble today with the appearance here. one after another. of men who are to play leading parts in the biz drama to be staged Monday.
 In a whisper going on behind the scenes and in the Hood of quotations and questions. the parties policy to- ward bone dry prohibition continues to be the theme of conversation and agitation. with prospects for . light developing over 1t on the convention floor growing better hourly.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
WILSON'S FORMER CAMPAIGN
 MANAGER ATTACKS PRESIDENT

Chicago, June ,22-McCormick. for mer chairman of the Democratic Na- tionai Committee and manager of President Wilson's 1912 campaign. on leaving for San Francisco today. at tacked What he characterized as the presidents "Autocratic assumption of authority during his tenure of office. Mccormick also announced that ar arrangements have been made to obtain for him q seat in the New York dele gation if he decides to go on the floor at San Francisco. The New York delegation. he predie,sd, will throw its
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
eoLsHEvikI CAPTURE
 90 THOUSAND POLES

London, June 21-The BolshevikI forces on the Dvina front have taken So,0O0 Polish prisoners in a new at tack along the Dvina river extending from Dvinsk to Polotsk. according to wireless messages from Berlin today, quoting Moscow dispatches. The Poles are said to have lost one hundred and sixty five guns. Two Polish cavalry regiments gre reported to have been completely destroyed at Polotsk.
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donderry with armored cars. machine guns and some heavy artillery.
 A train load of physicians. nurses and medical supplies has left Dublin to aid In relieving the hundreds of wounded filling the Londonderry hos- pital as result of the battling be- tween the Unionist and Nationalist forces during the past forty eight hours.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
FRIDAY (TElEoRAPHlc>
BRiTish TROOPS iN
 CONTROL OF LONDONDERRY

London. June 2s-Dispatches today say snipers were busy in Londonderry last night and troops fired on disorder ly elements several times. but no active lighting took place between the oppos- ing factions. Some footing developed and tho troops dispersed many who were bent on piilage.
 Several regiments of British troops. Including cavalry company. are in control of the situation today:
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
MORMON CHURCH PRElATES
 ALLEGED SUGAR BROTHERS

Salt Lake, June 22--Warrants have arrest of President Peter J Grant, of the Mormon church, and presiding bishop M. Nibly. Grant is president of the Utah Sugar Co. and Nibly is the vice president and general mana ger. Four charges of profteering in have been made against them by the Idaho authorities.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
NEW RAILROAD sTRikES
 DEVELOPING IN EAST

Washington, June 23-New strikes of railroad employees. which began several days ago at Philadelphia and Baltimore and have since spread to other Eastern railway centers. are be- ing watched closely by the government ofhcials. It is feared that the walk outs may mean a repetition of the re- cent railroad tie up precipitated by the shopmen and enginemen.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE INCLUDES
 SEVEN WOMEN

Washington. June 22-An executive committee of twenty one persons and including seven women. are to have charge of the republican presidential campaign, it was announced late today by Chairman Win Hayes of the Re- publican National Committee.
 Hays will himself act as chairma n of the executive committee with Mrs. Harriet Taylor. of Upton. Ohio, as vice chairman.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
JAP INFLUX PRovokES
 ALARMING CONDITIONS

Sacramento, June 22-"The influx of Japanese into California has brought about alarming conditions md it has become necessary to protect the sovereignty of the state against this growing menace through diploma tic negotiations or strict compulsory act" Governor Stephens said in lat ter addressed today to Secretary of State Colby.
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WEDNESDAY .(TELEGRkpHicl
REINDEER EXPERTS ON
 WAY TO NOME

Seattle June 23-i'repared to un- dertake an extensive survey of the reindeer herds of Alaska and to study the protection of the fur bearing ani- malls of the territory, Edward w. Ntl- son. chief of the Biological Survey Department of Agriculture, will reach Seattle next week to embark for Nome on the Bering Sea liner Victoria in July.
 Nelson will be accompanied by a party of government experts interest ed in the development of Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
PALMER PREDICTS iNEviTAsLE DEMOCRATIC |.
 VICTORY NOVEMBER

Reno, June 25-'I am confident of heing nominated for tho presidency. but. even though should not be nom- mated, 1t would not preclude an inevi- table democratic victory in Novem- ber." This was Attorney General Pal mer's resume of his and tho democra- tic party's political fortunes during |, ten minute stop here on his way to San Francisco.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
VALDEZ SAILS FOR NOME

Seattle. June 233-The freighter line sailed yesterday noon for Bering Sea. The vessel carries 5000 tons oe cargo for Nome, Golovin and Solomon
 The IAtouche, of the same line, is now loading for St Michael and the lower Yukon.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
SUPREME COUNCIL DOES
 LITTLE BUSINESS

Boulogne. France. June 22-Asidc from deciding on the minimum annual amounts of the German war indemnity, the Supreme Council of the Allies transacted little business at it's session here. After holding a three hour ses- sion today the council adjourned to meet at Brussels July 2. leaving most of the questions now before It still undecided.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
MANY KILLED IN LONDONDERRY
 STREET BATTLE

London, June 23-The Exchange Telegraph Company today received a dispatch from Londonderry stating that a pitched battle has been raging in the streets of that city since last night.
 The message asserts that many have been killed and wounded and numer- ous dead and injured are lying in ths streets.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
PRO. ISSUE THREATENS
 TROUBLE AT
 FRISCO CONVENTION

san Francisco. June 23--Rumblings of threatened democratic discord on the prohibition issue became hourly more ominous today as delegates and party chiefs arrived in increasing Monday.
 Burlesons declaration at San An tonic for modification of the Volstad Act indicates that q lively fight over the prohibition issue is in prospect.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
SAYS CONVENTION WILL
 NOMINATE MeAooo

San Francisco. June 2s-'4The con- vention will nominate AcAdoo within three or four ballots.' Thomas B. Love. National Committeeman from Texas. declared upon his arrival here today. Loves prediction is made in the face of an announcement from Me- Adoo that he will not permit his name to be brought before the convention for presidential honors.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
MORE FIGHTING
 IN LONDONDERRY

London. June 23-Londonderry. North Ireland. was again the scene of bitter rioting today. Fighting Is still going on between opposing parties of Unionists and Nationalists who are shooting at each other over barrlcades that have been erected at various van- tage points, according to cable advices.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
HARDING SYMPATHETIC TOWARD
 IRISH FREEDOM

Kansas City, June 24-Frank P. Walsh. former chairman of the federal Industrial Relations Commission, has made public letter Senator Harding wrote to him expressing very sym pathetic feeling for the movement to bring independence to Ireland.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
OIL SEIZURE
 INJUNCTION DENIED

Los Angeles, June 21-An applica- tion Of the General Petroleum Com pany for an injunction restraining the Navy Department from seiZng quantity of fuel oil stored by the com pany at Los Angeles harbor. was de- nied today by Judge B. F. Bledsoe in the United States District Court here late this afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
STRIKERS ATTACK NoMsTRikERs
 AT WATERBURY

Waterbury. June 2S-Five workers Who had persistently refused to join the strike were attacked by the strik. ing element today. Several women and three children narrowly escaped death when a heavy bolt was hurled through window by the strikers. the heavy weight completely smashing the structure.
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was no damage to property.
ALLIES WON'T RECOGNIZE
 SOVIET GOVT

Boulogne, June 2s-It developed to day that the conference of Allied pre- miers has decided that the recent AL lied trade negotiations with Gregory Krassan. Soviet Trade Commissioner. may be continued with the understa nd : Ing that they shall in no way imply that the Allies are according political recognition of Soviet Russia.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
QUAKE JARS
 "ANoEL CITY"

Los Angeles. June sa-Today start ed off with another earthquake shock which caused Los Angeles and vicinity to under go another tremendous shake.
 It occurred at 4:30 a. m. this morn ing. The vibrations were 90 strong that all save the soundest sieepers were awakened but apparently there
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
MINNESOTA AUDITOR
 NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR

St Paul. June 24-J. A. O. Preus. state auditor and endorsed by a state wide elimination convention has re- ceived the republican nomination for governor of Minnesota in the primary election. virtually complete returns have disclosed.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
GERMANY TO PAY 3 BILLION
 MARKS ANNUALLY

Boulognc, June 22-Germany will pay minimum annual indemnities of three billion marks for a period of thirty years. according to an agree ment reached by the Allied Council of Premiers yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
BAYS WILSON WILL ACCEPT
 MILD RESERVATIONS

San Francisco. June oS-Chairman cummins declared in an interview to- day that President Wilson is willing to accept League of Nations reserva- tions. provided they do not nullify tha character of the peace treaty.
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support to Cox after casting com pltmentary vote for Governor Smith, mccormick said he believes a Vest erner from one of the Pacific Coas. states will be nominated for Vice president.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
COLBY DENIES TAKING WILSON
 picrUMs TO FRISCO

Chicago. June 24-Secretary Coihy, who is delegate to the Democratic convention, denied when he stopped of at Chicago on his way to San Fran cisco today. that he was taking any of President Wilson's dictums to the con- vention.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
LAPS PROTEST CALIFORNIA
 ANTl.JAP LEGISLATION

Washington, June 2l-Japan has lodged what amounts to an informal protest With the State Department against proposed legislation in Cali. fornia providing for absolute prohibi- tion Of ownership or lease of land by Japanese.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
SAYS FISH TREATY GIVES
 9RiTlSH SPECIAL PRIVILEGES

Washington, June 2s--Senator Jones of Washington. in a letterIto Secretary of State Colby regarding the proposed fishing treaty with Great Britain, voices the opinion that the proposed treaty proposes to grant to British fishing vessels seventeen years of pre- ferentiai privileges. especially in Alas kan waters.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
eURlESoN FAvoRS MODIFICATION OF
 volSTED ACT

San Antonio Tex. June 23--Post- master General Burleson, who passed through here today enroute to San Francisco, said in an interview that h" is in favor of modifying the drastic and absurd provisions" of the Volsted prohibition enforcement act.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
NEW PRINT PAPER
 SOURCE DISCOVERED

Pittsburg. June 2s-Alfalfa mixed with certain organic chemicals will produce a servicable grade of news print paper. according to J. A. Clark of Boston.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
PLANS UNDER WAY FOR
 HIGH COURT OF NATIONS

The Hague. Holland. June 22-The conference for International jurists now in session here appears to be in fair way to reach an agreement on the adoption of what may be called the Root -Philimore plan for the creation of a High Court of Nations endowed
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
SPECIAL SQUADRON TO WATCH
 MEXICAN ENVIRONMENTS

Washington. June 22-A special squadron of war vessels will be formei for duty in connection with possible developments in Mexican and Central American waters. Acting Secretary Of the Navy Koontz announced today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
DATE OF MEXICAN
 ELECTIONS ANNOUNCED

Mexico City, June 23-A call for ne. tional elections was issued by the so called Party of the Interior today. The date set for the congressional elections Is August l. while the now President of Mexico will be chosen September5.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
WILL INVITE GERMANY
 TO JOIN LEAoue

London. June 3s-'oermany will be invited to join the League Of Nations when she shows an earnest desire to carry out her obligations under the Versailles treaty" Premier Lloyd Georse announced today In the Housa of Commons.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
SOVIET RULE ESTABLISHED
 AT lRkUrSK

rule has been thoroughly established in lrkutsk and all interior stations have been nationalixed. according to an announcement by the Central So. viet Council here.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
U. S. TRADE BALANCE
 SEVENTEEN BILLION

Washington. June 23-Since the be- ginning of the world war the United States has rolled up trade balance of seventeen billion dollars against the rest of the world. the Department of Commerce announced today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
CHOLERA APPEARS IN JAPAN

Honolulu. June 3s-rwo hundred cases of cholera have been reported in Japan. according to Tokyo cables to the local Japanese newspaper Nippon Jiji.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
FRENCH AvlArRix SETS
 NEW HEIeHrH MARK

Paris. June .4-Louiss Favor. t.. French aviatrix. today broke thr worlds elevation record for women by forcing her aeroplans to . fieishth of 2l.s2s feet.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
PALMER DECLARES
 DEMOCRATS CONFIDENT

we democrats are going into the na- iional convention 'cocky' and confi- dent." Attorney General Palmer said today on his way to San Francisco to attend the convention.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
Fighting Lull. Lat. This evsnirs

Londonderry, June 24-There Is q Hull now (10:3o p. m.) In the fighting here. after battling of an almost con. tinuous character throughout the day and last night.
 Five persons were killed by machine gun Ire employed to cover the remcv. al of several Protestants from Bar racks Street, according to military statement issued this evening.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
HARDING TO BE FORMALLY
 NOTIFIED 22ND

Washington. June 22-Chairman Will Hayes of the Republican Nation ad Committee. announced definitely today that Senator Harding will be formally notified of his nomination July 9 at his home in Marion.
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TUESDAY TElEeRAPHic)
LIVING COSTS INCREASE
 SC PAST MONTH

Washington. June 22-The cost of living has increased three precent in many sections during the past month, governmental investigators report.
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GoMPERs ON WAY TO FRISCO

Seattle. June 22-Samuel Gompers will arrive in Seattle Thursday. bound for san Francisco. according to an- nouncements.
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CLAIMED oReeks CAPTURE
 MANY TURKS

London. June s6-Ths Greek ieea. tion here has received official infor- nation that the Greek forces cam pafsninE against the Turkish Nation aifsts in Inc Smyrna distrsct hivs Sur- rounded Turkish artillesy eospeA tat. ing theusands q pss6sS2tA wftA Glss and othsr booey. .sss 2
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sHRiNERs HOLDING
 COUNCIL AT PORTLAND

Portland. Ore., June 22-The Im- rerial Shriners officially began its hvc day schedule of council sessions here today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
SAN DIEGO POPULATION
 NEARLY poUDLEs

Washington, June 1.-The censas returns of San Diego. California. made public today by the Cenxus Bureau. dis- close that the population almost doubl- ed during the last decade. Tho pres- ent population is 74.SsS. an increase of s6.000 in round figures.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
SPOKANE SCENE OF
 JAIL OUTBREAK

Spokane June, 22-Samuel Mill Ter sentenced for life and three other prisoners today knocked Jailor Me Kernan unconscious and escaped from the County prison here.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-26
SPECIAL SESSION TO se CALLED

Washington. June 24-A special
 session of the Tennessee legislature will be called by Governor Roberts for the purpose of ratifying the federal | suffrage amendment. 1t was announced today.
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with power ts adjust international dis. putes by rules of international law and practice.
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Wil SONS DAUGHTER TO
 ATTEND CONVENTION

san Francisco, June 23--Margaret Wilson. daughter of President Wilson, will be at the democratic convention.
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British Send Mers Troops to Derry
 London. June 2l-Severai hundred additional troops have arrived at Lon-
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civn War Raging In Ulster City