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New Britain herald., 1920-03-04
SALE IS HALTED
esident Frazec Institutes Court Proceedings Blocking the Proposed Auction of EcnWay Park.
: Court

Boston, March 4.-Sale of Fenway Fix. home grounds of the Boston Ierican league baseball club, which E advertised to be held at auction Rterday. was postponed a week as a Iulttof court proceedings brought by
 esident H. H. Frazee. Subsesuently
 hzee said that his differences with mer President J. J. Lannin prob ly would be settled out of court | hin q day or two.
 President Frazee dismissed as un- snded runlors that a deal for a sale |the club to local interests was
 hding.
 He said that he had set a price of 1250,000 on the club to local inter- Is last year and that the price has changed since. nor has any move kn made toward negotiations for
New Britain herald., 1920-03-04
O'NEIIIi SIGNS WITH INDIANS.

Cleveland, March 4:-Steve O'Neill, first string catcher of the Cleveland American league team, who has been a holdout. signed his contract yester day afternoon, following a conference with President James C. Dunn and will leave for the training camp with in a few days. Joe Harris, first base man also a holdout, is here for e. meeting with President Dunn.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-04
CLEVELAND BUYS PITCHER.

Cleveland, March f. - President
 hes c. Dunn of the Cleveland base
 Il club announced the purchase of h Murchison. a left hand pitcher, Inn the Peoria club of the Three hague. Murchison, whose home is
 tLiberty, N. C., will report to Man.
 kr Speaker at the training camp in ky. Orleans at once.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-04
TO MANAGE; LAFAYEIrTE'S NINE

EaSton, Pa. March 4.-DonaId C. Richards of Easton yesterday was elected manager of the Lafayette col lege varsity basketball team for next season at meeting of the school athletic associatio Richards is a member of the junior class. It IS not known when the basketball captain will be elected.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-04
MEXICO BARS REEDS.

Mexico City, March 4.-Mexican consuls throughout the world are ad- vised in circular just issued at the foreign office not to wise passports of persons asking permission to tra- vel to Mexico when it is known they are anarchists, bolsheviki or radical agents.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-04
LOCAL TEAMS TO PLAY.

The IndeDendents and the Nut megs of this city will play polo to- morrow night in Hartford on the occasion of the opening of the league in that city. The games will be played in the Auditorium. The In dependents will represent the Colum- bia club in the league.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-04
YALE QUINTET WINS
Springfield .Y'' Five Beaten in Rough Game At New Haven, 10 to 30

New Haven, March 4.--Yale de- feated the Springfield Training School basketball team in q rough game here last night, 1 5to 30. Edwards, Springfield's best player, was removed after lnflictlnC four personal fouls. The brilliant basket shooting of Capt Eanslycll, Alderman and HamiI for Yale in the first half featured. This Eli trio tossed goals from all angles and distances and incidentally played q good defensive game. The work of O'Donnell featured the vis- itars' play. The lineup: Yale Sprin gfield Nansylcll F'allon
 Left forward Alderman ............... Bennett
 Right forward Elamll ........... Eggerberecht
 Center
 fIynn Mansfield
 Left guard SOlleH IIuWdiuS
 Night guard
New Britain herald., 1920-03-04
GIRLS' BASKETBALL
American Hosiery and Corbin Elves
 Take Honors in HotIy Contested

In the Y. W. c. IA. gymnasium last night the American Hosiery company girls basketball team whitewashed the Stanley Works five with a 16-to-0 score. The winning five had easy going throughout the game. Miss Scharff threw free tries for six points and Misses King, Cone and Molander landed double-point tallies The losers played hard, but superior pass ing brought a win for the Amho girls. The summary:
 American Hosiery Stanley Works King Brown
 Left Forward Cone .............. Larson, Beach
 Right Forward M olander LandSren
 Center Anderson ........... ....... Gray
 Left Guard ScharH killlan
 Right Guard
 Field baskets: King ?, Cone ,. Molander 1. From fouls: Scharff 6. By 14-to-S score. the Corbin girls won from the Fafnir team, making the second defeat in as many nights for Fafnir organization by a team representing Corbin's. Tuesday night the factory teams clashed with sim liar result but a larger score. Ruth Kilbourne was the only Fafnir player to register. The summary: Corbin Fafnir Poppell . Kilbourne
 Left Forward Ahern --......:. Moore
 Right Forward TeW ............ Paulson, Edm mond
 Center
 Schnaidt ............... Dorozenski
 Left Guard Naples ............. Stantenberg
 Right Guard
 Field baskets: Poppell 3, Ahern . kilbouruo ?, Few 1. From fouls: kilbourne 4, PoppelI 2.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-04
NICKALLS WELCOMED
wing Coach Arrives At New Hay En, Where a Squad of 200 Strange fracxs Arc Working On Training
 Machines.

New Haven, March 4.-Guy Nick s was received with open arms yes day noon when he came to New Iven for the first time since 1914. Ter registering at the Taft he went er to the gymnasium and started
 work as coach of the oarsmen.
 There was not q familiar face in
 squad of 200 men working on the chimes. Capt. Churchill Peters, |aself a war hero like Nickalls, met
 coach as total stranger. It Int take them long, however, to acquainted. Nickalls has the |gest squad that ever responded to first rowing call from which to 'ect a varsity eight.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
WEDNESDAY
CALDWELL WINS SEATTLE
 MAYoRALTY CONTEST

Seattle. March, 3-Seattle voted for sterling Americanism in her election of Caldwell in yesterdays mayoralty contest by l7.761 majority. over Dun can. who represented labor and the radical elements The Caldwell vote totaled al 19S. that of his opponent Duncan. 33.i37. The election was one of the warmcst contests of years and was fought with great bitterness on both sides.
 Phillips Tyndall. a returned soldier. led the councimcn's ticket for the three year term. Tyndnll and Eiick son were elected and Drake was re- elected for the TWO year term. Car rol another returned soldier. was elected to the one year term. Com cilman Lane. whose election Was con . sidercd certain in many quarters. was badly defeated for q return. Lanes defeat is ascribed to his having at : tended the banquet given to Hu'ct: Wells on the eve of the Iatter's de- parturc for the penitentiary.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
TUESDAY
ADMIT cENTRAllA MURDERS
 RESULT w.. W. PLOT

Montesano, March, 2-The first con- elusive evidence that the Armistice Day murders at Centralia were the result of deliberately laid plot of the |. w. w. was obtained today from the lips of Bert Bland, one of the I. w. w. who are on trial here for the murder of Warren Grim. Bland ad- mitted under oath that the attack on the parade was, made deliberately by the I. W. w. followers and was in line with q clearly defined plan. Bland made the admission that he posted himself on what is known as "Semi- nary IIil," slight eminence over looking Centralia. before the Armis- tice parade and from that point of vantage fired on the paraders with q high powered rifle.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
MORE ROADS NEEDED

Major w. H. Waugh. head of the Alaska Road Commission. has sone to Washington to attempt to induce can- gress to increase the proposed road appropriation from $l00.000 to $7is.00o, the original estimate for the coming year. says the Valdez Miner. 7,
 Every district in Alaska saday Is suffering business stagnation on ac- count of scarcity of roads and trails. valdez the past year has lost over ten thousand dQlars in Interior trade. on account of the road to the Interior being out of business. Owen Meals, of the local garage. enjoyed a business from the trail of approximately four thousand year. which has been cut of by the break. The local transfer companies which did flourishins business with the Interior. have sui |fered loss of, several thousand dol liars. The freishtins concerns have been shut out of the lucrative Vade land our merchants have also losi heavily on the Interior trade,
 In former years the Interior busi- ness was q big asset te Valdez. \ small break in the great hishway i
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
FOX RAMSEY IS
 WE'D IN SCOTLAND

Imposing ceremonies marked the wedding of Fox Ramsey. former Seat tie :tad Alaska man. in Scotland last month. according to news received last week by Seattle friends. The wedding united two famous Scotch families and attracted wide interest, says the Seattle Times of December 20.
 Fox Ramsey. or. to. use his full name. Charles Fox Maule Ramsey. lived in Seattle and Alaska until the outbreah of the war in 1914 called him back to his native land to join the colors. His dogs were winners of the last Alaska sweepstakes race held be- fore the war.
 Ramsey, whose brother recently married the Princess Patricia. was arried November 14 at St Georges Episcopal Church. 'Folla Rule. Roth- ienorman. Scotland. to Miss Afne Rose Arbuthnot Leslie, and. the ceremony was followed by great reception in Warthill House. the fine old mansion of the Arbuthnot- Leslie family. The family of the bride has lived in the north of Scotland for centuries. The bridegroom is the son of the late Earl of Dalhousie
 The Aberdeenshire paper devoted three columns to a detailed descrip. ton of the wedding. which is referred to as the first to take place at the Folla Rule church in forty-five years. More than a column was devoted to listing the hundreds of wedding gifts. of which fully half were in the form of cheques.
 Mir Ramsey's bride served through the war as q nurse and canteen work CT in France, Italy. Serbia. and Mace- donia. The bridegroom served in the Northumberland Yeomanry and wears a military decoration. They are spending their honeymoon at the handsome shooting lodge of the Earl and Countess of Dalhousie at Inver- mark in Glenesk.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
GERMAN SPY TO BE TRIED
 BY COURT MARTIAL

New York. March. 3-Federal Judge Manton has decided that Herman Wesel. an officer of the German navy
 who is charged with having been a German spy in the United States dur ing the war period. is guilty of crime must stand trial by naval court mar tial. Vessels case has been pending in the local federal courts since early in the war. The evidences adduced at the trial disclosed that he was clearly acting as a spy in behalf of Germany.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
sEGERsTRoM AND HAGEN HELD
 UP BY 0EATTLE THUGS

Messrs Segerstrom and Hagen, the well known Nome and Seattle jewelry store owners. were the joint victims of Seattle holdup men a day or two before Christmas. according to Seattle letters received by recent mails. The partners were attacked in their own garage one evening after returning from an auto ride. As t..ey rode into the garage and alighted, the thieves grabbed them and closed the doors, meanwhile holding two big guns on a level with the rnidsection of the portly |Segerstrom and the less pulchritudin. ous anatomy of his partner. Both were compelled to hold up their hands while the robbers went through their clothes. Hagen held his hands in such position that the thieves could not see the big diamond worn on one fin- ger and later managed to drop the ring behind the auto seat while the thieves were busy with Segerstrom. They secured . scarf pin and four dollars and some cents from Hagen and were going to annex his masonic charm but he begged them to spare that above everything. The thieves finally consented. From segerstronl they obtained black pearl scarf pin
 
 and some other valuables- but he man aged to save his diamond ring. :. Asked as to whether he and Hagen were scared during the holdup. Seger- strom cheerfufly admitted that he sure was and that Hagen was ~ssared
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
Leaders Not Optimistic Regarding Out
 look For Treaty Ratification

Washington. March. 2-Considera- : ton of the peace treaty is going for ward slowly, neither side heinz in- clined to hasten matters because of possible advantages to the oppoisng side. At present neither the republi- can or democratic leaders are optimis- tic as to the ratification of the treaty in any shape or form. Many indica - tions point to the debate ending in another deadlock
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
PLANS COMPLETE CHANGE IN
 ALASKA ADMINISTRATION

Washington. March s3-The eiimi-
 nation of the bureaus of forestry, fisheries. education and biological sur- vey from all their present activities in Alaska and the transfer of the ad- ministratfon of ali Alaska lands, mines. and railroads. as well as agricultural lands from the jurisdiction of the Gen. eral Land offices to the administration of an Alaskan development board, afe provided for in bill which Represen- tative Curry. Chairman of the Com mittee on Territories has introduced in the House of Representatives. i
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
DECEMBER NEWS FROM
 THE koYUkUk

The first really cold days have come to the Koyukuk at last The fall has been unusually open and mild, the river running open long past its usual time for closing. The effect of this upon mining conditions has been very good
 There have been three new strikes made on the Koyukuk river within the last few months, all of which or none of which may turn out to be of value. Reports from the Bottles riv- CT and Bettles lake country say that gold is being taken out. Little work has been done yet on account of too much water. Several men are hope full of getting into coarse money" before spring. These two locations are about 35 miles from Wiseman further north. About 25 men expect to work on the lake and the river this year.
 Two men who made locations early in. the summer are working on Hog river. They have been. to Ruby to locate their claims. A trader is also going in with a supply of goods for the winter.
 The people of Wiseman are much disappointed that a doctor has not |yet taken the place of the late Dr. Danforth.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
SovIErS PLOT REVOLT
 IN UNITED STATES

Washington. March. 3-Instructions for organizing a Bolsheviki revolution in the United States and diamonds valued at three million rubles were found on the person of n captured courier of the Russian Soviet govern ment who was bound from Moscow to New York, according to State Depart ment documents read today to the senate committee investigating the Russian propa ganda in this country.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
Caldwell consratuiates Seattle 0
 Amerieanism

Seattle. March, 3-Mayor Elect Caldwell in an interview following the of Seattle, congratulated the city on ridding itself of the imputation of un- America nism. Caldwell said: Pleased as I am personally. I am more grati- fled with the result on account of the city of Seattle. The people of the city have told the world that Seattle is one hundred per cent American"
 Following the announcement of the vote. Duncan, the defeated candidate congratulated his victorious opponent.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
NOTICE OF FoRFElruRE

To JOHN JOHNSON. your heirs, @s-
 signs and legal representatives: You are hereby notified that the undersigned co-owner, in the placer mining claims known as the BERING |GROUP and NOME GROUP. situated on Penny River . tributary of Boring Sea, in the Cape Nome Mining and lRscerdiny District. Territory of Alas Ika, the notice of locations of which are recorded in the records of said District II has expended the sum of One Hundred Dollars each year during the years
 1911, 1912. 1918. 1914. 1915. lsie. 1911,
 1918, and 1918. in doing the annual
 lahor required by Section zs24 Revised
 Statutes of ths UnitaA States and sup plsmsntal legislation thereto. in order
 to hold said claim.
 And you are hervby required as
 co-owner in said claims to contribute your proportion of such expenditures
 as your interest may appear, to the
 andsrsignad. at Nome, Alaska, within
 ninety teo) days after the Ydats of ex- |piratton Of the ninety (so) days pub
 lication of this Aotice, and if you fail or refuse so to do your interest in said claims will be. forfsised to the uudes-
 signed by virtue of said section as24
 Revised Statutes.
 Dated Nome, AIasKa. Dee 1s. Isis. F: E. ADAMS co,own.r Dsc, IS. 20. 9. 1913 and Jan. s. Q. l7, 24. 31. Feb. 2, i4, 21, 2S, Mar. 2, 1920.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
PRESIDENT ASKS FOR RAILROAD
 SOLUTION CONFERENCE

Washington, March 3-President Wilson has asked the executives of the railroad brotherhoods and other branches Of the railroad employees to join in selecting representatives for the purpose of attempting to agree upon q solution of the railroad wage problems arising under tine new rail- road reorganization bill.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06

The President of the United States of America to J. E. Linn. Joe Vint A. D.. Andrews and F.. s. Lamport, as Administrator of tho Estate of J P. Rogers, Deceased, Defendants: aA RFTING:
 You. and each Of you, are hereby summoned and required to appear and answer the complaint of plaintid on file in the oflice of tho Clerk of thu Court at the City of Noms. within thirty days from the date of the ser vice of this summons upon you. tha, Is. within thirty days after the com pletien of the period of publication oi this summons. or judgment for want theSeof wifi be taken against you and you are hereby notified if you fail to answer said complaint tho plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief dsmaadsd therein.
 This is an action to rerevsr juds. ment against the defsndants to fore close certain Hens held by and a. signed to plaintiff against the An drews Dredge. situated in the Pors Clarence Mining and Recording Dis. trict. Territory of Alaska. and to re cover the sum of ssiao. ss. together with attorneys fees as will moro fully appear from the complaint on nie hsrsiR. <
 The date ef the order for the puS. lication sf this sHmmons is January sist, leso; the date sf ths. Arst pnbii- cation thsrsof ts ths slst dey q Jan. issry ls1e. aaA tho aate ef tn ,ast hphDse6tiaa r Aarch lstA, iass ani tas time wisain which sai4 AslspIant. ats rsqaissd to as1ar aNA answsa said complaint Is within thirty days after the sstd lsth day q lfArsA lsss. WITNESS. -tha. Hoaerabls WILLIAM A. HoLzIlEIlGHR. ysdes of tho Districs Court for tAs ferritsry cf Alaska. Second Dtvis,oae aaS thl
 seal of said court hsrsuase' af. fixed as Nome. Alaika. this sis.
 day Of January. 1880.
 ( SEAL ) THos. McoANN
 clsfk of the Disrsct Couit
 for the rsE1ltSsy oe AlAskA, Second Devf11pa.
 By w. e.. Nacl,lRE
 :, c'srA
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
MARY PlckFoRp NOW DIVORCED

Carson City. Nev. March, 3-Mary Pickford. the noted motion picture ac- coupled with that of Douglas Fair banks q year ago. was granted di- vorce from Owen Moore, her husba nd, here today. It is rumored that the separation of Mary and her husba nd will culminate in a marriage to Fair- banks.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
PREDICTS VIOLENT
 EPIDEMIC IN 1921

Washington, March, "A violent epidemic will occur during December 1921 This is the conclusion resulting from an investigation made by Dr. John Brownless. the noted physician, who predicted in the London Lancet last November that there would he q recurrence of the influenza epidemic in January and February this year.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
SENATE ADOPTS DOMESTIC
 QUESTION RESERVATION

Washington. March. 2-The senate today adopted the original Lodge res ervation to the peace treaty permitt- ing the United States to reserve to itself the right to decide what are do- nestle questions and which will not permit the league of nations to have Jurisdiction in matters affecting our domestic affairs.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
ALLIES CLIP TURKEYS WINGS

London. March. 3-The Allies Su- prone Council so reduced the from tiers of Turkey during its recent con- sidcration of that nations war trans- gressions that she now has popula- ton of about six smillion people as against over thirty million before the beginning of the war.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06

stretching to the Interior has practf- cally isolated the city. so far as trade Is concerned.
 Congress should economize. but to .build up the Territory good roads are needed. Partisanhsip should not Dc considered in the matter of giving money to develop the country.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
NOTICE or foaFsHvas

Te JOHN NJ. MAY. your successors. heirs, administrators and assisns:
 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED.
 that l.. R. Renter. during the year 1874, expended s1oo.o0 in labor and Improvements upon the STAR. FFAC- TON Placer Mining Claim situated on the left limit of Anvil Creek In the Cape Nome Precinct, Territory of A.
 aska, the. location certificate of which | is recorded in Volume 1s5 at Page 25s of the Records of Locations of said Precinct: and, also during each of the years of 1915 and 1916. the said l.. R. Renter expended the sum of 312.60 in
 labor and improvements on account of your interest in No. 3 Rocker Creek placer mining claim on Rocker Creek in the said Precinct. the location cer-
 tihcato of which Is recorded in Volume l144 at Page 26s of the Records of Lo- cations of said Precinct. in order to hold said mining claims under the provisions of Section 2s24 of the Re- vised Statutes of the United states
 and amendments thereto. concerning
 annual labor upon mining claims. and being the amount required to hold said
 claims and your intefest in said claims during each of said years.
 And you are hereby notified that If
 within ninety tso) days after ths pub
 iication hereof you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such ex- penditures as co-owner in said min
 ing claims. to-wit. the surn of $2s.o0
 for the said Star Fraction Placer Min Ing Claim and the sum of $e5 .0e for the said No. Rocker Creek Placer
 Mining Claim; your interest in tine said claims will become the property of the estate of the said l.. R. Renter now deceased, who made ths required expenditures under the law necessary to the holding of said placer mining claims.
 Dated Nome. ,Alaska. Dec. 1s. 1919 JAS. M. sTREETEN.
 Administrator of the Estate of L. +. Renter, deceased.
 Dec. 13. 20. 27. 1919 and Jan. 3. 10. 17,
 s4. si. Feb. '. l4. sl. ss. Mar. '. 1920.
 .S1Nga
 IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
GOVERNMENT FINDS LIST OF
 ALL l. w. w. IN U. S

Chicago. March, 2-During the course of raid on radical gathering places today the authorities seized T quantity of propaganda literature and also a number of papers purportlng to contain the, name of every I. W. W. in the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
NEW JERSEY SENATE PASSES
 ANTI BOOZE BILL

Trenton, N. J March 2-The New Jersen senate today passed Il bill pro- hibitinE the mailing. selling and trans- porting of beverages containing 3l2 per cent alcohol The senate's action is in direct opposition to the attitude uf the state government and q large portion of the people.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
FRENCH CLASH WITH
 TURKS-WARSHiPS ON
 WAY TO coNSTANTlNoPLE

London. March. 2-Dispatches reaching London today say French torpedo squadron has been ordered to Constantinople. following the arrival of British fleet in the Dardanelles
 French troops and Turkish rebels re-
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
SEATTLE HAS HEAVIEST
 MORNING VOTE IN HISTORY

Seattle, March, With brilliant sunshine prevailing. the voting in the city election today is going on bri.akly The morning vote was the heavies. in the history of the city.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
Wisconsin Judge Legalizes Sale oi
 Beer

Milwaukee, March. 2--The manu- fracture and sale of beer in Wisconsin is legalized in decision harded down today by Federal Judge Geiger in a test case brought by the Manitowoc Products Company for an injunction 10 halt the enforcement of the Volsted prohibition enforcement act.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
BRITISH BOND LOAN A FAILURE

London, March, 3-The British bond loan call has been q failure. The London Daily Mail announced today that only about one third of the cash required has been subscribed and in- timated there is little prospect of more subscriptions.
The Nome nugget., 1920-03-06
PALMER ANNOUNCES
 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDACY

Atlanta. Ga. March. 2-Attorney General Palmer tonight formally am nouneed his candidacy for the demo- cratic nomination for President in q telegram to Hiram Gardner. Secretary of the Georgia State Democratic Com mittee.