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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20
.NUEVOS MOTIVES
TUVIERON LUGAR
EN- LONDONDERRY
La multitud ataco los Guar
teles de Policia y Sc
trabo luego una
fuerte Iucha

DUBLIN, Abril 19.-Despues de
IN breve respiro en- Ia ]situacion tor
mentosa que prevalece en- este pals
hoy. a primera bora Sc reanud2ron
los motines en- Londonderry. Una mu
,hedumbres atac6 los cuarteies q las
res. FL ataque fue acompanado por
,~ncuentros entire los Sim Feiners Y
los Unionistas.
La po!icia cargo contra los amot'na-
dos usando libremente i macanas,
con 10 que lograron ~dispersar a Ia
nultitud. Ese tumulto plede consi-
Gerarse como Ia continuation de una
batalIa de cinco horas que ocurrlo
en- Londonderry cI sabado en- la no.
che.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20

LONDONDERRY, Irlanda., AbrI
l9.-Un scrio motin estall6 81 saba
do en- L. noche aqui, habiendose pro
longado hasra las primeras horaS de
a manana del domingo. Los Soldados
: los civiles tomaTon parte en c! con
flicto. MuchaS personals resutaron !e-
siondas Y ia propiedad sufrio con
siderables perjuicios. La multitud sc
dedic6 a destruir deliberadamente
los ~vitrales V ~emp!omados va'iosos de
muchas residencias ~particulares y
edificios publicos Y ell motin Sc inten-
sific6 cuando la muchedumbre inicio
IN atauue sobre los cuartelCS de u
policia en- Lecky Road. La policia re-
relo cl ataqle. habiendose causado
varias bajas en- Ia refriega. Estos dis
turbios Sc conSideran como e. result
tado de los successes del microbes, en-
u trabaron combate los soldados Y
los ~civiles.
Los motines del sabad0 en- Ia no
che Sc i~niciaron cuando un grupo de
i6venes ataco a dos soldados que pa
seaban a 10 largo de Ia Gale Bidge,
Y a los cuaies ~go'pearon los asaltan-
ties con varillas de hero y g~arrotes.
Los so.dadoS trataron de escaparse
por Ell canine de Carlisle, pero fue-
ron perseguidos Y maltratados bru-
talmente. Al fin los soldsdos ~lograron
refugiarse en- su Club de Ia Gale de
Carlisle, siendo POGO mas tarde alta
cado ese edif!cio por una multitud
c~nfurecida. Para d~ispersar 2 les asal
hubo necesidad de llamarse
e. auxilio de ia fuerza armada, ha-
biendose ~presentado en- escena 200
con ; 4yoneta calada, que tan
pronto como cargaron contra Ia null
yitud. Gsta sc disperso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20

E. obispo Quebec So habia perdido
en- el Canada.
Los que fleron en- su busca topa-
ron con una muchedumbre de ~salvajes
Y les preguntaron 81 tenian noticia
del obispo.
-;Noticia?-dijo uno de eilos,-
va 10 creo: nos 10 comimos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20

Su madre 10 hacia a I'd. qua 10 To-.
mara en- cada Primavera. 81. listed de
be tomar el HOLSTERS Becky Noun
tain Tea, per ser el mejor medica.
camaato para ser usado durante la
Primavera. De venta en- la Bctica
San Pedro. San Antonio, Texas.
adv J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20

PARIS, Abril 19.-La ~ocupacion
aliada de la cuenca del Ruhr, en- Ia
Alemania Occidental, ha sido e. pri-
mer asunto tratado en- la C~onferencia
del Supreme Consejo Inter-Aliado
que Sc reuni0 hoy en- San Reno, Sc
gun las noticias recioidas aqui Los
Primeros Ministries Lloyd-George, Nj
llerand Nitti, de Inglaterra, Francia
E Italia, respectivamente, tuvieron
anoche una breve platica preliminar,
en- Ia cuaI. segln Sc sabe, sc pusieron
de acuerdo, en- principle, sobre "a ne
cesidad dc obligar a A!emania a desar
mar tropas, pero no ~pudieron en-
cambio convenir sobre cuales serlan
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-12-02
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The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
3 10 Thousand Earthquake Stricken

Paris, Sept. 9--A dispatch from Italy today indicates an appalling de- struction of life and property in the Italian earthquakes of the past few days. Three or four thousand are re- ported to have been earthquake stricken in the terrific shocks occur ing last Tuesday.
 The dispatch says railway tunnels. bridges, churches and the great towers of medieval castles were partially de- stroyed or severely damaged. The ducal palace at Mosso Carrara, which was once the summer residence of Napoeon's sister. was among the buildings seriously damaged.
 Peasant refugees from the striken district described the visitation as the end of the world"
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
Cox Puts Fund Question Up To Hayes

Chicago, Sept. 5-Eovernor Cox passed q portion of the day here in resting after his strenuous whiri thru southern Michigan.
 Through the newspapers Cox put a number of questions to Republican Committee chairman Will Hayes re- garding the republican campaign fund In one of the interrogations Cox said; 'I will ask Mir. Hays what he knows about a quota of $60.000 which num- Der of coal men, principally operators. were asked to raise for the republi- can campaign fund at q meeting held in Chicago on the ninth floor of the Auditorium Hotel early this summer. :"
 Cox then gave the reporters the names of some of those who were present at the meeting referred to.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
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There is Heap of SoIace in Being Able to Depend Upon We'll
 Earned Rcpu.ation

For months Nome readers have seen the constant expression of praise of Doan's Kidney Pills, and read about the good work they have done in kid ney troubles. What other remedy ever produced such convincing proof of merit?
 B. w. Johnson, 221-1Oth St. san Pedro. Cal. says: T had attacks of backache and soreness across my kid neys. I felt dull and languid. morn ings and it was hard for me to do any stopping or lifting. The action of my kidneys was irregular used Deans Kidney Pills for these attacks and they were just what I needed. Doan's were not long in relieving the aches and pains across my back and putting my kidneys in good order"
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The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
WEDNESDAY
 (TELEGRAPHic)
MOORE MAKES BOLD CHARGE
 TO SENATE COMMITTEE

Chicago, Sept. 7-"The senatorial committee investigating campaign ex- penditures is not seeking the best evil dence to prove Governor Cox's charges against the Republican party" E. H. Moore, the governors personal repre- sentative. told the committee on the stand today during the course of his testimony in substa ntiation of Cox's campaign fund charges.
 Moore told Senator Kenyon, chair man of the committee. that there were many men better able to tell of the republican plans than either he or Cox and asked why Colonel William Boyce Thompson of New York, the chairman of the republican party ways and means committee, and the sixty odd paid men of that organization were not called to testify before the Com mittee.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
RUSSIAN CHILD REFUGEES
 STRIKE RESULT
 BOlSHEVlk INFLUENCE

New York, Sept. 9--As q result of alleged Bolshevist incitments, over q hundred of the nine hundred and sixty Russian children who are being taken by the American Red Cross from Si- beria to their hosnes in Petrograd went on strike today at F't Wadsworth, Staten Island.
 Leaping over the w Ills of the mli- tary reservation. the children escaped to the four corners of the island. They were all captured in the end. The off, ficials at Ft Wadswarth say the child ren have been unruly for days. The children admit that agents of the Bol- sheviki reached their ears with pleas not to return to Russia peaceably. l
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
LAW OFFICERS BATTLE
 BY MISTAKE

Seattle. Sent. 6--Jchn J. Donovan and John c. Contlan, special deputy sher!fPs. who were attempting to stop gansters in q Swedish dance hall at Bryon Wawr. Seattle suburb, early today. mistook each other in the dark ness and began shooting at each other As result Donovan was killed by a bullet from the revolver of his broth CT officer and Contlan was perhaps fatally wounded.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
ALLIES DISSATISFIED WITH
 GERMAN EXPERIMENT CONDITION

Paris, Sept. 7-The Foreien Office announced today that the Allies are rot satisfied with the conditions of inteI1rment of the numerous Soviet soldiers who have crossed the Ea.t cape from the victorious Poles north Of Warsaw and have asked their am bassador's in Berlin to demand that Germany intern the Russians and that they be disarmed and kept within the internment c1mps.
 There are, according to Foreign Ol- eight thousand Russian Soviet soldier refugees in East Prussia.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
NAVAL PRISONERS CREATE
 TRoUeLE-o MARINES SHOT

Vallejo, Cal. Sept. 7-Six naval prisoners, who seized rifles and am intuition and escaped from the naval prison at Mare Island Navy Yard yes terday after overpowering and kid Cordelia, twenty miles from here this morning after fifteen minute fight with military possee of twenty five men. Two marines were shot in the struggle, one perhaps fatally.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
HARDING URGES VOLUNTARY ARBITRATION
 FOR LABOR TROUBLES

Marion. O. Sept. 6-Preaching a Gospel of Understanding" between employers and employees. Senator Harding said in Labor Day address here today that although he believes in unionism and collective bargaining he is opposed to labor dominating business or government
 Voluntary arbitration" was de- clared by the nominee to be the ideal solution of labor troubles and he aJ- vocated the creation of joint commit tees Of employers and employees mot to run business, but to promote mutual understa nding.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
DEMPSEY BEATS MlSkE
 WITH EASE

Benton Harbor, Mich. Sept 6-- Champion Dempsey knocked challeng CT Billy Miske out in the third round of their scheduled ten round cham pionship bout here today.
 AIinke was no match for the browny Dempsey. The knockout came min ute and thirteen seconds after the third round began, after Dempsey had fioored Miske in the preceding round. There was practically no real fighting the round to feeling each other out. .. Dempsey opened up in the second and
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
COMMUNIST TRAIN WRECK
 PLOT FRUSTRATED

Springfield. III. Sept. An al legged Communist plot to wreck the Diamond Special" crack train of the today when ten men were arrasted in 2 raid by police and railway agents here.
 According to the officials. the Com munists plotted to wreck the train for the purpose of robbing the passengers and blasting the safe in the express car.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
HUERTA ENDORSES
 PROLETARiAN UNION

Mexico City, Sept. 9-President Huerta today stood back of the fol- lowing statement regarding his atti- tude toward the oil land question. "The petroleum issue can be settled easily if the United States and other foreign countries will cease to be in- huenced by private interests. indorse a union of the proletariat of an inter- national character and favor the aboli- tion of frontiers"
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11

f1oored Miske heavily. In the third the challenger again went down under Q terrific right to the ribs and took nearly the full count before getting to his feet. As he rose and turned to face the champion. Dempsey caught him on the chin with q crashing ri Int. Miske fell and lay mouonless while referee Jim Dougherty counted the seconds. Miske revived quickly and was led from the arena.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
WOMAN KILLED IN ..
 FALLING AIRPLANE

kalana, Wn. Sept. An aero- land was wrecked in the heavily wooded country near here last night when the machine struck a tree.
 Mrs Lee Sacs, wife of Centraiia man, who was passenger on the air ship, was killed and Guy D. Cooper, of Centralia. another passenger, suf- -fered g broken leg as q result of the crash.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
THURSDAY
 (TELEGRAPhic)
ITALIAN METAL WORKERS
 THREATEN NATURALIZATION

Rome, Sept. 8-The workmen of practically all metal factories have given their owners five days in which to comply with their demands. other wise naturalization of those proper ties will be attempted.
 The unions are making all prepara- tions to put their threat into effect, such as taking inventories of the works and distribution of raw mater ials. The declaration of intentions issued by the workers to the factory owners asserts that the effort at na- is to demonstrate that the working classes are capable of self government"
 \ Genoa dispatch to the Coronado d'Italfa today says in the entire indus trial zone of that city the names of factories and other works have been and placards have been post ed on the facade of numerous plants calling them Communist Soviet Works"
 In one plant. beside red and black flags, the walls are decorated with of Lenine. Jaur and Marx end over q hundred men formed a Red Guard" governed with the same rules as the Italian army.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
MONDAY
 rELEcRAPHic)
COX CHARGES HAYS WITH
 FALSE TESTIMONY

Milwaukee, Wis. Sept 6-A direct charge that Chairman Will Hayes of the Republican National Committee had deliberately perpetrated a false hood under oath" while giving testi- nlony before the Senate Campaign eund investigating committee at Chi fago was made by Governor Cox in and address here today.
 Cox claimed the falsification charg- ed was perpetrated by Hayes in deny ing, his (Cox's) statements regarding the republican campaign quota list.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
DEMPSEY AND MISkE BATTLE
 FOR TITLE TODAY

Benton Harbor, Mich. Sept 5--Jack Dempsey worlds heavyweight cham pion. will enter the ring in his first here tomorrow when he meets challen- ger Billy Miske of Chicago in a ten round championship bout.
 The champion is q top heavy favor ite to win. Most of the betting which has been made up to the present is last.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
TUESDAY (TELEGRAPHIc)
AHMY AIR PLANES
 ARRIVE WHiTEHORSE

Dawson, Sept. 7--Planes all got away from here Sunday 11:52 to 11:56 q. rn.. with fine take of. Arrived safely at Whitehorse 3:10 D. m. and are still there. Aviators now plan ring to pass up Wrangell and travel out by way At!in Lake and at Tele- graph Creek or Glenora. providing they can get gasoline up St, ;ck;ne River into either of those places.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11

Cleveland. O, Sept. 9-A govern ment aeroplane arrived here today completing the first leg of the inaug- ural of tianscontinental air mail ser vice between New York and san Fran cisco.
 The plane continued it's journey to Chicago at 1:17 D. m. with the pilot in hopes of reaching Iowa City before dark.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
FRANCE TO REPAY
 PORTION U. S. LOAN

New York, Sept. 7-Arra n gements have been protected here whereby France will repay to the United States its half of the half billion dollar Anglo French war loan, due on De- tober 18th. The negotia tions were concluded last night between financial agents of both governments.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
APPALLING LOSS
 OF LIFE FOLLOWS
 ITALIAN EARTHQUAKE

London. Sept. s-Italian reports announce an appalling loss of human life and immense property destruc- tion as result of earthquakes in Central Italy during the past week.
 The town of Figgano is reported entirely demolished and Solero and Aoutalo were badly wrecked.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
TWENTY NINE KILLED IN
 LABOR DAY FATALITIES

Seattle, Sept. 7-Twenty nine per- sons are known to be dead as a result of tragedies incident to Labor Day happenings throughout the country.
 At Forest Hills. New York, army and navy flyers were lowering over a tennis match when one of the planes fell and both its occupants were killed.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
ALASKA s. s. co. CONTRACTS
 FOR GIANT MoToRSHlP

Company announced today that an order has been ploced with teh Todd shipyard at Tacoma for immediate construction of motor ship of the latest type for the company service. The new vessel will be of the most hundred tons capacity.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
MORE NTi-BOLSHEVISTS
 JOIN WRANGELL CAUSE

Warsaw. Sept. Another large detachment of anti Bolshevik Rus sans lef: Warsaw today to join the forces of General Wrangell the anti Boisheviki commander in South Rus sil.
 Eight thousand men have so far left warsaw to join the Wranseli forces.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
SEN. JONES HAVING HARD
 BATTLE FOR DENOMINATION

Seattle, Sept 9-An intense fight IS raging in this state between Senator Westiey l.. Jones and Colonel William N. Inglis, q veteran of two wars, for States Senator.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11

Bureau figures made public today.
 Final statistics of the Census show that New York, Chicago and Phila- delphia have a combined populatio l of 10145,521.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
POLES PROTEST ATTACKS
 BY lUTHUANiANS

Warsaw, Sept. "A protest to the League of Nations against hostile at tacks by Lithuanian troops upon the Polish troops operating in the area north of Suwalki has been made by the Polish government. says an offio ial statement today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
TENTH OF U. S.. PEOPLE
 LIVE IN THREE CITIES

Washington. Sept 7-About one tenth of the entire population of the country lives in three cities. New York Chicago and Philadelphia. while mor" han quarter of the people live in hose cities having population of one
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
BRITISH TRADE UNIONS
 DEMAND McSWEENY'S RELEASE

Portsmouth. England Sept. 6-The session here and representing six hun dred million British workers. today passed q resolution dc'r1nding t3e re- lease of former Lord Mayor McSweenv of Cork. who is serving sentence for sedition.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11

sons were drowned in the recent tidal wave which swept over the low lying sections of thei sland of Saghalien, ac- cording to adv1ces reaching here.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
SEATTLE MAN ELECTED STATE COMMANDER
 AMERICAN LEGION

Spokane, Wn. Sept. 6-Thomas N. Swale, commander of Elmer J. Noble Post No. l. of Seattle, was today chosen as State Commander of the Washington department of the Amer ican Legion
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
SENATOR MOSES WINS
 G. o. p. REORGANIZATION

Manchester. N. H. Sept. 9-Sena- rto George H. Moses, republican, has been renominated for the Senate.
 Moses won the nomination contest by q vote oft wo to one over his ap- ronent, although he fought both wotn- an suffrage and the League of Nations
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
STUNT AVIATOR
 MEETS DOOM

Montreal, CSn. Sept "A former Royal Air Service aviator fell a dis tance of one hundred feet when he missed q rope ladder on which he was to climb to another plane flying above the one he occupied. He was killed by the fall.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
RUTH MAKES NEW WORLD
 HOME RUN RECORD

Boston, Sept. 5-"Babe" Ruth made a new worlds record for home runs in q single season here today when he knocked out his forty sixth home run slam in the second contest with the Boston aggregation. after driving out his forty fifth in the first game Sat urday.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
HEAVY EARTH QUAkES
 SHAKE CENTRAL ITALY

Rome, Sept. 7-Heavy earthquakes occurred this morning in Tuscany. causing wide damage, advices reach- ing here report.
 The authorities are sending aid to the district, where many people are reported in distressing condition.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
METAL WORKERS SEIZE
 ITALIAN FACTORIES

Rome Sept. 7-One hundred and forty nine metal working factories in thair locked out workers, according to reports received here.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
DRIVES eolSHEVlkI
 OVER pNEIPER

Sabastople, Crimea, Sept. 7-The l4th Balsheviki army has been driven across the Dneiper after suffering heavy losses, as a result of a series of brilliant and entirely successful ccun- ter attacks by General Wrangell's forces, reports reaching here announce.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
THREE KILLED BY NEW
 YORK CAR STRIKERS

New York. Sept. 5-Three persons were killed today as result of Brooklyn Rapid Transit strikers de- railing trains and attempting to burn car barns in which numbers of strike breakers were sleeping.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
FORMER SENATOR
 DANGEROUSLY ILL

Dalton, Mass, Sept. 9--Former United States Senator Winthrope NJ. Crane is dangerously i'll at his home here.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
oDDiE LEADING NEVADA
 REP. SENATE PRIMARIES

Reno. Sept. 9-Formcr Governor republican nomination for senator.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
oBREeoN WINS
 MEXICAN ELECTIONS

Mexico City, Sept 7-General Ob- regon has won q decisive victory in the presidential elections according, to scattering adyfces of unofficial char acter reaching here today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
ITALIAN COAST QUAKE
 SHAKEN TODAY

Nice. France. Sept. 9-A heavy earthquake shock was felt along the Italian coast at 6:30 this morning, ae- cording to reports reaching here.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
BARONESS MCDONALD
 DEAD IN LONDON

London, Sept. 9-Baroness McDon- aid of Ottawa, widow of the late Ca nadian premier. Sir John Mcdonald. died here last night.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11

London. Sept. 1--Chancellor Bo-
 mar Law, as spokesman for the gov which he asserted that former Lord Mayor McSweeny will not be released
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
ALASKA HUSBAND FAILS IN
 PRoMiSE-WIFE SUICIDES

Seattle. Sept. 7--Deck,ring that her husband failed to send for her after going to Alaska as he hadp romisei 10 do. Mrs R. Arcelas crank poison hF.e today and will probably die.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
TRANScoNTINENTAL AIR MAIL
 SERVICE STARTED

Mineola. N. Y. Sept. 9-The first transcontinental mail aeroplane left this morning for San Francisco carry ing four hundred pounds of mail.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
TIDAL WAVE HITS
 ! sAcHALiEN ISLAND

Tekya. Sept. 1.-Two hundred lpsr-'
New-York tribune., 1920-03-14
Mayor Hylan to Lecture
For Board of Education
Comptroller Craig and Other
City Officials Also to Appear
on School plaffnrrra

1t was announced yesterday that
Mayor Hylan, Comptroller Craig and
other city officials will appear as lee
turers for the Board Of Education's
free lecture system. Arrangements for
such lectures have been completed bv
Ernest L. Crandall, director of the Bu-
reau OF Public Lectures Of the Depart
ment Of Education.
Comptroller Craig will be the first
OF the city officials on the lecture plat
form. He will speak tomorrow eve
nlng at Washington Irving High School,
irving Place and Sixteenth Street on
THE Relation Of the Municipal Gov
ornment to the Public Schools"
Mayor Hylan will give an address at
Bushwick High School, Brooklyn. on
March 2b. His subject has not been
ANNOUNCED. Aiming S. Prall, president
April 20 at Wadleigh High School
115th Street and Seventh Avenue on
Better Schools and More Of Them. -
Some OF the other lectures will be:
"building Better Babies for New York
City" by Royal S. Copeland, Health
Commissioner, at Cooper Institute.
Eighth Street and Fourth Avenue. April
I; "Ffghting the Flames" bv James
o'Connell, fire inspector, at the Green
point Public Library, April i: "The
School Lunch" by DR.. Gustave Strau-
henmuller, Associate Superintendent Of
schools; why Is the Tenement House
commission" 2" by Frank Mann, Tene-
menu House commissioner, at Eastern
District High School, Marcy Avenue
and Keap Street, Brooklyn. April TX.
"Bucking the Transit Trust with Bor.
rowed Busses," by Grover A. Whalen
Commissioner, at the Harlem Y. M r.
A., 3 West 125th Street. April 24:
The Worlds Best and Busiest Har,
oor,', by John Mackenzie, chief clerk
Of the Department of Docks and TarN
ries, at Public School 4s, 15eth Street
ana .unS st: Nicholas Avenue, April 10. and
me American City" by N. L. Cold
steln, nsslstant Corporation Counsel.
as ao 1uoA'c 0chool 20. Richmond, April