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The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To s. A. Pepper and F. P. Meyer
 and your and each of your heirs and
 lSal representativea:--
 You and each of you are hersby no. flied that the KEEwAIlK MINING COMPANY. 2 corporation. co.owus. with you in the divided upper two. thirds of No. four (4) Below Discovery Placer Mining Claim on Candle crses |n the Fairhaven Mining and Record. Ing District Territory oe Aias,sa, (uo. tics of location of which is recorded To VPlums IS ct page s4 ef the re- Fcords of the ah recording distrtps, has expended in labor and improve ments on and for the hensfit of saia |cIadm. the sum ~f Ono Hundrsd Dol. laIA each year during the years lsli. as1s. ISIS. 1914. lsls. and lsle. in Fer. forming the annual asssssmeht worl, required by law to hold said claim.
 And you are hereby required as CD. owner in the said claim to contribute your proportion of such expenditure to the undersigned at Candle. Alssha. within ninety days from the expira. ton of the publication of this notice, |er your interest in said clai.n wlu bs. come forfeitsd ts the undersigned un- Ger the pruvisions ef sectaon aas4 Re- fvised Statutes of the UniSsd states.
 kEEWAlik MiNiNa COMPANY.
 By E, !. NathswA Pse.. Pubiish-March 2o. q. Aorn !, 10. ls, s4. May l. :. lk q. ss. June ( ts, ,sea
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
CAMPAIGN INQUIRY coMMITTEE
 FRIENDLY TO JOHNSON

Washington. May 2G--Opponents of Senator Johnson assert that the Sena te committee now engaged in inquiring into the campaign expenses of the var- ious presidential candidates is friendly to the California candidate. The view Is based on the fact that Johnson had a biz hand in determining who should comprise the committee and many of the members are practically of his choosing.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
MEXICAN CONGRESS
 ELECTS HUERTA
 PROVISIONAL PREslpENT

Mexico City. May 26-Adolfo De La Huerta. former governor of the State of Sonora. was elected Prov oyisicnal President of Mexico last night by m extra session of Congress. Huerta was opposed for the position by General Gonzales. The Congress was over. whelmingiy In favor of Huer.e, as in. dicated by the vote of 224 t. e2 in llis favor. s
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
PROMINENT VANCOUVER MAn
 PLANE ACCIDENT VICTIM

Vancouver B. c. May ss-E. IT. Beasley. manager and director of the British Columbia Union Steamship Company and one of the most prom. |. inent business men in the city. was, In : stantly killed and Major \. Beckex a well known aviator. was reriousiy in- 1ured today when the soero1lene in which they had flown over the city crashed to the ground from aheisht of 2.so0 feet as it was abon. to descend at Minoru Park on Lulu JsIand.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
carranza's Alleged Assassin Ordered
 To Surrender

Mexico City, May 25--General Ob- regon today commanded General Ro- dolfo Herrero to surrender and answer to the charge of assassinating Carran- za. ohregon declared that clear case of treachery has been established against Herrero.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
BIC DIVIDENDS FLOW
 FOLLOWING INCOME
 TAX DECISION

Washington. May 26-Over half n billion dollars in stock dividends have been distributed among the stock hold CTS in i43 corporations during the two months since the decision of the Su- preme Court that such dividends are not taxable als incomes. according to ments.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
WEDNESDAY
 TELEcRAPhlc)
R. 34 TO ATTEMPT ROME
 sUENos AIRES FLIGHT

London. May 26-The dirigible aeroplane R. 34. which flew from Eng. land to New York via Carada and back to England several months ago, was given trial flight today prepara- tory to another great overseas excur- sion. The huge airship will shortly attempt flight from Rome, Italy. to Ruenos Aires. Argentina. according to announcements made here.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
NOTICE or FORFEITURE
To D. E, Fex. aad yous he.rs ant
 legal representatives:

To D. E, Fox aad yous he.rs anu legal representatives:
 You and each oe yos are hereby m, dded that the undersigned, tae KHst. WALK MINING COMPANY, . cor. Eporatton, eo-ownsr wsth you In th. CLARA BEATRICE GROUP Apou,.. ton Placer Ainins CAius on ths rarht
 amdt af Candle ct1sk in the Fiji. |havea Aiatns and Rscosdine nsss,4cs |in the Tertiary of A,asks, tnee,p. ee lonnttoa of which b rsoes,s,d ia volums % at psse 2ss Of tas yv4 cords ct the said sacording dastrlct,s has expanded In labor aad inuruvs. ments on and for t1in bsnsfit q eala clasm. ths sum q eas HuAAr,A pe,. 'ass. sach ysar ausins ths ysass lsii, isas. 1sis. 1914. lsIk aal ls1s. h pss- sDrmfns the annual aAssssuaeat .swus~ rseuirsd by law. . As,a sSla eJssm.
 And you are hseehy ssqslrsa ss ce.. owner in the seta s1aan ss soptrbu,, your psepsstisa sA sapA sspsnd,e.r~ To tAe unassufsnsa s& cAadas, Ahsaa wsthia ninsty 1Ays frsm nc exp,v,. ton q ths pabalaaetes os tAs notscs. sr your intsrsls h said cas;sa win Ae. eoms foeks1teo b the sslssaaened n. der ths prevssseaa q sseaioa 1ss4 ns- vised staa14es z sa,s Unjeea sts6es.
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The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
SMooT cHANoge eUoAR .s tNvEeTtoAvtoN VegD
 r TO DEFEAT HIM

Warrington. May ss-C Charges that the Federal Trade Commission inves- tigA&ion Of tho Utah Idaho Sugar Com pany Is being Yed by his political enemies in an eltort to defeat him for re-sisction were made today in the Senate by Senator Shoot.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
FIVE KILLED IN CLASH OF
 ITALIAN POLICE WITH MOS

Rome, May 25-Four gendarmes and one civilian were killed and two gendarmes and nine civilians. fnciud- ing two women. were seriously injur- ed here today in a clash resulting fro,, a demonstration by students in con- nection with the celebration of the anniversary of Italy's entrance into the war.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
REMAINS OF cARRANzA
 LAID AT REST

Mexico City. May. 26-In accorda nee with an oft repeated request, the body of former president Venustiano Car ranza was today buried in the Dolores Cemetery. where in the shadow of the historic fortress of Chapultepec. Mex leans have for many years found their last resting place.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
MORGAN OFFERS LONDON HOME
 FOR U. s. EMBASSY

Washington. May 26-President Wilson has transmitted to Congress without recommendation an offer made by J. P. Morgan of the gift of his Lon- don residence as an American embassy building. At present the American embassy in the British capital is lo- cated in n leased building.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
PENRoSE MAKING
 RAPID RECOVERY

Phila delphia, May 25-Senator Bpis Penrose is so far recovered from his illness today that 1t is now yery likely that he will be able to attend the Ma tional Convention.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
Wilson Mandate Message Referred .Te
 Committees

Wilson's message 10 congress asking authority to accept the Armenian man. date offered by the Allies was read in both houses today but was discussed in neither. both referring il 10 the res
 r speciire committees on Foreign F. ia. tons, where. some of the republicans assert. il will lie inde .initnly
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
FORMER VICE PRESIDENT
 LEAVES 10 MILLION ESTATE

Washington, May 26-The will of Levi P. Morton. former vice president was filed for probate in the federal district court here today and discloses an estate valued at o.ooo. 900. the bulk which is left in trust to his family and other relatives.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
THURSDAY (TELEoRAPHic)
DEMOCRATS FIGHTING WILSON'S
 MANDATE REQUEST

Washington. May 27-Senator Hitchcock and other democratic aena. tors are fighting President Wilson's re- quest to Congress for authority to &C., cept q mandate for Armenia.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
TREASURE SHIPS ARRIVE
 AT PACIFIC PORTS

Seattle. May 2s--Three vessel. ar. irving at Seattle. Vancouver and San Francisco during the past several days have brought a total of thirty ..oe million dollars In gold from forelsn ports, according to announcements made today. About half of the tctal amount received was from Russian sources.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
PUBLIC USE NAVAL RADIO
 AUTHORIZED FOR ? YEARS

Washington, May. 27-The House today adopted unanimously a resoiu- tion authorizing the navy to continue operation for not more than two years its radio stations for the use Of general public.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
GOVT RAILROAD OPERATION
 DEFICIT 900 MILLION

Washington, May 2i---Fnal figures covering the financial features of the | period of government railroad opera tion disclose that the deficit resulting amounts to total of nine hundred million dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
VANCOUVER MAN
 ACCIDENT VICTIM

Vancouver. Wn.. May 2s-Frank c. Bell Of this city was killed today by falling over Horse Shoe Falls on the Lewis River. according to advIces received here.
 Bell was engaged in fishing and is said to have slipped on the edge of . high cliff overlooking the falls. He fell distance of forty feet.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
SUGAR SALE BUYERS
 NEARLY WRECK STORE

spokane, Wn.. May 26--Three hum dred bags of sugar were sold at fifteen cents a pound today by local groc- cry firm. The sale attracted n great crowd of buyers who all but wrecked the store in their eagerness to secure a quantity of the sugar. Buyers were limited to fifty pounds weight.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
LANE ELECTED TO
 INSURANCE DIRECTORATE

New York. May 26--Former Secre. tary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane was today elected director of the Metropolitan Insurance Company.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
PRoFiTEERlNo CHARGED
 AGAINST BIG
 WooLEN FIRM

New York. May 26-Based upon what are said to be clear evidences of excessive profits in the sale of woolen goods of its own production, the fed- eral grand jury late today returned an indictment against the American Woolen Company charging It with profitering.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
FORMER kloN0lkE
 EDITOR TAKES SPOUSE

Seattle, May 24-Arnold F. George. former Alaska and Klondyke newspa- per man. and Mrs I-ela A. Blake of Los Angeles were married here today. George was editor of the Klondyke Nugget during the gold rush days of 1s9S-ss and was widely known in the Northland.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
SEN. SUTHERLAND LEADING WOOD IN
 W. VIRGINIA PRIMARIES

Huntington. WI. Virginia, May 26- Senator Howard Sutherland, of this state. is leading General Leonard Wood In the West Virginia presidential pre- ference primaries.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
BRITISH CAVALRY PATRoLtNc
 IRISH FARM DISTRICT

Dublin. May 26-A detachment of cavalry has arrived in the district west of Meath to protect the farms in that region from the depredatdons of raid- CTS.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY COMMISSIONER IN
 TREATY RATIFICATION

Philadelphia, May 26--rEe Confer ond General Assembly oe the Pres5y- tcrian Church have submitted u reso. lItton declaring for ratification of the Versailles peace treaty and tine entry Of the United States in to the Leag of Nations.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29

TAFT IN SEATTLE TO LECTURE
 Seattle. May 26-Professor William Howard Taft arrived in Seattle today on lecture tour. The former presi- dent will speak here on the subject of the League of Nations.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
WILSON SIGNS CIVIL
 SERVICE PENSION BILL

Washington. May 24-Hesident Wilson this afternoon signed the Civil Service Retirement Bill. providing pen- sions for government employees on the Civil Service list on their retirement.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29

WANTED INFORMATION of Jsha SaIash, blacksmith. { fest II inches tall s4 years of age. light cempicxixon. gray eyes. Left Helena Montana. ia April 1sis for Alas1ea. Reward te person locating above party. Pieass xnswer.
 Frances Saiash.
 Biliins4. Hfousaaa.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
AMERIcANs iMPRisoMEp
 IN CHIHUAHUA

Washington. May ss-Two Ameri- cans. Homer Carr and another man named 1fcDonald. have been taken prisoners by the 1fexicans at Jlmfnes. state of Chihuahua. according to re port to the State Department today from the American consul at ChIhua- hua.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
Incomplete Returns Give Johnson Only
 Four Hundred and Twenty Five

Portland, May 25-Complete returns from 1G counties and incomplete re- turns from twenty others. give Sena- tor Johnson q lead of 425 votes over General Wood.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
MUCH MONEY SPENT ON
 HoovER's CANDIDACY

' Washington. May 26-Manager Lu. cey testified before the Senate cam- paign expense inquiry committee today that Herbert Hoover has expended $67.OOo on his campaign. not including the sum spent in California, concerning which Lacey professed to be uninform- ed.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
LATE OREGON RETURNS SHOWS
 ONLY SMALL JOHNSON LEAD

Portland. Ore, May 2i-late re- turns today from the Oregon prefer- cnce primary elections disclose that Johnson's lead over General Wood has been cut to less than five hundred votes.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
Bryan Takes Issue On Mane ate
 Question

Washington, May .5--Wiliam ] en- nings Bryan took flat issue today ith President Wilson on the question or an Armenian mandate over Armcn.a, de- that any mandate is quite impossible
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-29
NOTICE or FORFEITURE

To F Pritchard. hts heirs and isxsl
 rspressntaSaves:-
 You and each of ypu are he~by TO. tfied that the undersigned. tho KEE. WALK lqNINo COMPANY. . cor. poratten. ce-ownsr with you in the cRoEsus Association Bench Group Placer Mining Claim. aitmtsd on the risht limit df Candle Creelk, in the Tairhaven Mining { Recording District Territory of Alasla. (notics of location q which is recorded in Volume 3f |: pAys go of the records ee said dlstsict., :, has expsnded In labor aud fusprovs: eaents on and for the beaafit ee aid claim. tho sum of Ons Hundred Dol iass. each year during the years 1911, is1s. lsls. 1914. asls. and 1sis, in per- forming the annual assssnunsdt work required by;iaw to hold said claim.
 And you are hereby requirsd aS co. owner in tlse said claim to contrfbuts your proposSton of such, expsndsture to the undsrsisnsd at Candle. Alasisa. within ninety dayS from the sxpira- ton of tho publication of this se.ice, or your inesrest in aaid claim wiIi ss- cosns fonei4sd to ti,s undsss6gned un. der the provisions oe sectlon 3ss4 Re- vissd Statstss q the Unitsd etasss.
 kEtWAllk Allt.lMo COMPANY.
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New-York tribune., 1920-09-17
Bomb i'm Destroyed Wagon
Said to Have Caused Blast

q. Tbs explosion which turned Wall
seset into a shambles at noon yester-
~, vas the result Of deliberate and
~, pFepared plot, according to Fed
~. s1 snd city officials. after an ex-
~ sssassse investigation at the scene OF
- tragedy. These based their con-
''islens Mens upon the following facts:
~s1ss. investigation shows that no
800 carrying explosives from au-
1910 gources was in lower Man
ssSssan yesterday.
second. The effect Of the explosion
ssss s Ias greater than any that could be
saaeed ssd by an ordinary explosive
sssfyiag wagon.
- sasfa. Iron naissiies, made from bro
q ap window sash weight-,nniike any
~ =, sae Wall Street dlstric&c-caused
&C.,. ms aSnsge TO buildings and were
2onsiois for many Of the essuaities
Fourth. The coincidence Of time
'Ig g. ioeatlon Of the explosion.
Asnth. The fact that three men were
$3.50 running eszt on Wall Street
ats1 AL swb minutes before the explo.
Isn III {, These men are reported to have
in . waiting automobile.
..9ss1. 9caA1. The discovery Of q peculiarly
Msss 49, box containing electric batteries
~ ~ placed by upknown DsYgsns In
aaHasAals NJ Haasx 4aba.-tya
New-York tribune., 1920-09-17
The Identified Dead

ARAMBARRY JOSEPH twnty-n,ne years DID, clerk 2s Sherman
Avenue
AsBREY, THOMAS twenycur runner 1875 Chester Avenue
Brooklyn.
DICKINSON CAROLINE Street. Elmhur
L. employed stenograher by the brokerage firm George
Burr &
DRURY A. twentynine years DID, Ridgwood
Avenue Brooklyn stengrapher' employed by Curtis, Maet
Provost & Colt 80 Broadway.
r., ga Liberty Street, West Orange, N j.
ELLSWORTH, P fftytwo, of 1248 Gerard Washington,
nineteen, messenger,
hANRAHAN, CHARLES, seventeen, Brooklyn.
WILLIAM thrytwo years DID,
Of 120 Broadway.
JACOBS IRVING D. a curb broker, Of Street.
porter in the Banl of America, A Wall Street
JOYCE, WILLIAM employed i'll the securities
Of Morgan Co., of W. Joyce head the gold shipment
department of j. P Morgan Co.
KENNEDY BERNARD j. thirty DID, Of 443 Tenth Street. Brook
lyn Body identified at the morgue by friends
NDRoT CHARLES A. twenty-five DID, of 1873 Bennett Street.
Great Kills, Staten island clerk the National City Bank
MAYER, ALFRED, of 511 West 138th Street
MCCLURE COLIN BARR twenty-five DID, banker of 1s Arthur
Street, Yonkers.
McKEAN, JEROME H.. chauffeur.
MILLER FRANK, West 10th Street.
E. w., sxty-ave, 173 St. Nicholas Avenue
COLONEL CHARLES attached the United States
Quartermaster depot
OSTREY, THOMAS M 1876 Chester Ave-
Brooklyn; brokers' 115 Broad
PoRToNG RUDOLPH years cAuey Avenue,
Jamaica, L. l.; teller in the National City Bank
SCHMIDT JOSEPH thirty Second Street. Baysde L. H. clerk.
SMITH, X. Greenwich Street, Hampstead,
SWEET, E. A., Huntington, L. I.
sOLoWAY, BENJAMIN. sixteen years 1920, Lincoln
Booklyn
WESTRAY ROBERT sixteen DID, Of 292 West
ZYLANDER, MILDRED. "A Commerce Street, Westbury L. l.
clerks employed the of the National
the their homes
however, whether they among victims the
They James Boyd DID, Of l54 Norman Avenue
Brooklyn and Harold Beatty eighteen DID, of Elizabeth Avenue
Ridgefeld, N J]
New-York tribune., 1920-09-17

blocks from the scene of the explo-
sion.
Seventh. Only four sites in lower
Manhattan are using explosives in con-
struction work, and not one Of them
received or expected explosives yes
terday.
Both city and Federal officials an
nounced they were pursuing the inves-
eigation into che cause Of the explosion
on the theory that 1t was caused by a
gigantic bomb carried in the destroyed
wagon and placed in Wall Street by
plot&ers against the firm Of Morgan.
Fire Marshal Thomas Brophy, whose
men collected the iron missiles, after
an investigation said: ~ have checked
up al! the concerns Transporting ex-
plosives and find shat none had any
wagon In the neikhborhood. Az soon
an saw the pieces Of iron scattered
about the scene ordered chat they
all be collected, 40 that we could ex-
amino them carefully.
ave have got them In bog. Thcre
are about forty poundt IN weight and
1 they congist mostly OF broken-up piccna
oy window sash weights. We then care
fully examined all the window sash
weights In the district here. and found
them 10 be entirely :, different. Tho
4eastssR@ On. Ad]A .syssM
New-York tribune., 1920-09-17
Wide
Plot Feared
AT Capital
Special Guards Posted at
Treasury i'm Washington
and Other Cities as Se-
cret Service Begins Hunt

A report Of the Wall Street explosion
was sent to the Department Of Justice
in Washington by the local office soon
after it occurred yesterday, and the &C.
tivities Of Federal detectives indicated
q suspicion that the explosion might
be part Of plot which extended to
other cities.
Extra guards were stationed at the
United States Treasury in Washing
ton and will be maintained, Secretary
Houston said, until the investigation
into the explosion was complete. Other
protective measures were adopted, and
in Philadelphia and other cities which
have cause to remember the mailbomb
plot Of last year similar guards were
set about banks and public buildings,
while squads of Federal detectives de-
parted on mysterious missions.
Mysterious Orders Issued
Within two hours of the explosion
agents of the Department Of Justice
and the Secret Service in Philadelphia
had received complete details from
New York and Washington, and had
received orders the nature Of which
they would not reveal.
The word went out about the Fed
eral Building here that the officials
were satisfied that the explosion had
been a bomb plot and that a speedy
check-up was being made in all the
haunts Of the radicals in this city.
Color was lent to this by the speedy
mobilization Of Federal agents and
their dispersal through the city. The
belief was that before the night was
over there might be raids to arrest the
leaders Of the radical movement.
The Philadelphia police attribute the
explosion to, the same group that
placed the series Of bombs here lit
tie more than year ago, when the
homes of E. T. Triggs, president Of
the Chamber of Commerce.; Judge. q
clergyman and several others were
ruined by bombs.
With the arrival of the word from
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u. S. Troops on Scene
Within Forty Minutes
One Hundred Arripe From, Fovf
Jay, and, With BGyonets
Fixed. Clear Ghe Streets

Acting ON emergency orders, fifty
United States soldiers-Company NJ,
22d Infantry Regiment, stationed at
Fort Jay, Governors Island-wcre at
Broad and Wall streets yesterday
within forty minutes after the expo-
sion, which was plainly heard on the
island. Within another twenty min
utes, Company K, another fifty men,
arrived from the same station. The
men were transported on motor trucks
and carried their bayonets fixed and
one hundred rounds OF ammunition to
the man. A squad armed with light
Browning automatic rifles began to
pace the United States SubTreasury
steps Immediately upon arrival.
Company M, the first to arrive. was
commanded by First Lieutenant Ben
j&mln Peltor. and Company X by Cap
ain y. +. Aoplcman. I.ieutcr&nt Pei
ton first set his men to clearing the
strrc.s and then lined them up for
the protection Of the Sub Treasury.
Captain A2pleman's men upon arrival
line uIa hs9eza tha Morgan banka
New-York tribune., 1920-09-17
Panic Amid
Chastity Scene
Of f,Wrecl6agge
Dead Scattered i'm Debris.
Thousands Flee Seek
ing Safety and Cries of
Injured Fill the Air

Wall Street east Of Broad instantly
after the explosion presented a picture
of grim tragedy. On the steps of
J. P. Morgan e. Co.'S building, on the
corner, lay three bodies. Across the
street on the sidewalk, in front of the
United States Assay Office, we're
stretched the bodies of q man and a
woman. Two more bodies of men, who
a second before had formed part of
the financial districts MONDAY activity,
lay on the sidewalk just around the
corner in Broad Street, and halfway up
Wall Street, toward Broadway, where
the steeple Of Trinity Church over
looked the scene, another body was
found.
But the sight of bodies formed only
a part of the picture. Added to it
was the ruin to buildings wrought by
the explosion. The horse which had
drawn the wagon supposed to have
contained the explosives was Horn to
sihreds. and lay in a pool of blood in
the middle of the street. Articles Of
apparel-a woman's hat, a shoe and a
piece of mans coat-were scattered
among the broken glass and debris
showered down from adjacent sky
scrapers. Across the sidewalks and
down the steps of the United States
Sub Treasury, where many of the in
jured had sought safety, trickled
streams Of blood. An automobile,
twisted into q mass, had been picked
up and cast up against the Morgan
Building.
Broken Glass Covers Sidewalks
High above where the conclusion
and the flying pieces Of iron had
struck in all directions the explosion
evidenced itself by the broken win
dows, which for more than thirty min
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