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The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
MONDAY (TELEGRAPHic)
WRANGELL OVERWHELMED
 BY SOVIET HoROES

Constantinople. Nov. 1.-The army of General Wlrangell has been entirely wiped out by the mighty southward rush of the yactly superior Bolsheviki forces in South Russia. according to reports from the Crimea, which also state that number of Wrangelrs generals have suicided in mortifica- tion at the entire reversal of their re- cent brilliant victories over the So- viet armies. Not veetage of Wran- gelis host remains. The reports say a mob in Sebastopol pillaged the American Red Cross stocks there. American torpedo boat destroyers at Sehastopol are evacuating the Red Cross officers and their families and the American destroyer Humphreys has gone .o take off the Red Cross supplies and representatives at Yeltd. on the eastern shore of the Crimean peninsula. The United States army transport Fara day has arrived here with over three hundred sick on wounded soldiers and civilians on board.
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GIVES DETAILS OF SIBERIAN
 LEASE DEAL

Stockholm. Sweden. Nov. 16- Washington D. Nanderip. the Ameri- can financier, whi with Harry Chanler of the Los Angeles Times and other California and Western capitalists has just leased a vast tract of land in Northeastern Siberia, stated on his emergence from Russia today that his syndicate has arranged .o pay three billion of dollars to the Moscow gov ernment for the exclusive rights of finding minerals in the four hundred thousand square miles embraced In the concession. which includes the Ea mchatka Isthmus.
 The newspapers comment on the fact tha: neither the United States or Japan are in any way recognized In the transaction.
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS ASSEMBLY
 MEETS AT GENEVA

Geneva, Nov. 15-The Leag"e of Nations Assembly met here tod.,y for the first time amid ringing bells.
 One hundred delegates went into session. These with eleven othe~s due, represent forty two states and over half of the worlds population.
 When the delegates gathered for the first for1nalities of the session. the flags of almos. every nation on earth were displayed. The Lberian flag made it's first appearance here and was mistaken for that of the United States frequently.
 The session was opened by the Bel gian premier with reading of Pres ident Wilson's famous statemen. on the League and it's purposes.
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RECORD OF THE PAST


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 Mrs. J. A. Walker Cottonwood St. and Dayton Ave-. Dayton, Wash. says: Just recently I had an attack of kidney trouble and very se- were backache. My kidneys had bothered me more or less for long time. My kidneys acted irregularly. too. I used Deans Kidney Pills and they gave me great relief"
 OVER SIN YEARS LATER. Mrs. Walker said: T have every bit as much confidence In Doan's Kidney Pills now as when I previously endors- ed them. Nothing ever helped mo as much as Doan's Kidney Pills and I never stop praising them"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim ply ask for a kidney remedy-get Deans Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs Walker had. Foster -Meiburn Co. Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y. Adv.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
 ASSEMBLY IN SESSION

Geneva, Nov. 16-The Assembly of the League of Nations today hegan functioning as a debating society, with numerous matters scheduled to come before it for discussion
 A prospect that .he Assembly might encroach upon the Monroe Doctrine the absence of the United States was averted by the withdrawal of a re- quest by Bolivia and Peru for a re- vision of their treaties with Chile.
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AMERICAN MINING
 CONGRESS IN SESSION

Denver. Colo. Nov. 16-At the opening of the American Mining Con = gross here today. President Wells said the Congress had been active in sup porting the McFAdden bill providing for gold bonus. He also said that the organiza tion favored a more liber- al application of the War Minerals Re lief Act. and also the development of
 'The gold miners of the country are enga ged in d hand to mouth existence and the output of gold has decreased two trirds in five yealS'' George F1eolfins governor of the Colorado chapter. told the Congress.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
NEW YORK LABOR OFFICIAL
 ARRESTED FOR Ex1oRTIoN

New York, Nov. 17-fobert r. Hrindcli. president of the New York Building Trades Council. has been in dicted by the grand jury for eXtoItion and is held under hail on q charge of to extort s7.500 from Jacob Fr.ldus, a house wrecker.
 It is alleged tht. Brindel threat cned to call d strike of the workmen employed by F'radus unless the idicat-
 District Attorney Richter declared in |. statemen. today that the eNtortion charges laid against Brindei aggregate $l ,OOO 900
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PRICES TO CLOSE
 JAP SILK MILLS

Tokio. Japan. Nov. 1.-The silk factories of Japan will be closed down December 20. throwing many thous- ands out of work, according to am nouncements made here today. Fall ing prices due to overproduction are given as the principal reason for the contemplated suspension of activities The plants collectively employ about four hundred thousand. nearly all of whom are women and girls.
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PORTLAND POLICEMAN
 KILLED BY DESPERApo

Portland, Ore. Nov. ls-Pntrolman last night during q spectacular street battle between police and two soldier desperadoes from Camp Lewis. The slayer of Palmer Haskell A. Walters. Was captured. He was wounded by patrolman Thorpe. who was wi.h Pal mer when he fell, shot through the heart The bullet from the desper- ado's pistol passed through the pa trolman's star pinned on Palmers breast. Patrolman Thorpe was also shot in the chest during the battle.
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MACHINE GUNS PROTECT coURT
 AT BANDIT TRIAL

Hot Springs, Ark. Nov. 15-Ma- chine guns and gunners are protecting the court this morning during the trial of Tom Slaughter and Fulton Garner. members of q bandit gang wh /, were recently captured near here.
 The presence of the machine guns ii due to the fact that the court was advised that an effort would be made to rescue the two bandits
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INDICATED ALLIES WILL DISCOURAGE RETURN
 OF CONSTANTINE

Athens Greece. Nov. 17-Thc res- ignation of Premier Ncnizelos has been made public here.
 The leaders of the majority party are already speaking of he restora- tion of former King Constantine to the throne of Greece as an accomplished fact although it is widely believed to Greece the intention not to recog- nize Constantine in case he is returned to the throne.
 Former Premier Rhallis has now in forming a new cabinet.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
FORMER FAIRBANKS MINER
 MYsTERIoUsLY DISAPPEARS

Seattle. Nov. 16-W. s. Riley ar- rived here today in search of his son Homer Riley. former owner of rich mining claim located on Sullivan creek in the Fairbanks mining district of Alaska.
 According to Riley senior. Homer has been missing for some days. after mysteriously disappearing from Gren- dare. Oregon. with a large sum cf money in his possession.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
MINERS RESCUED FROM
 BURNING COAL MINE

Burlington, Kentucky. Nov. IT. Ten imprisoned miners were rescued today from the burning Arnold coal mine here. The bodies of five others who s,lccumbed to the flames and gas were also recovered.
 The rescue was effected by tunnel ing around the fire. which had shut off rescue came twenty hours after the flames broke out.
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sebastopol Captured by Red Army

Paris. Nov. 15-Sebastopol has fallen. the Russian Rolsheviki having occupied the city. The Bolshevki are reported to be masters of the wh ,le Crimean peninsula. General Wrnn- gell and members of his taff and also Martial, Frances High Commissioner at Sebastopol have been taken on hoard the French warship W,ldeck EJss eau and are expected to arrive ;,i Constantinople tomorrow.
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sovIETS RESTING UKRANiANS-
 KIEvE ABANDONED

Warsaw. Nov. 17-The Ukranians have evacuated lley and other towns they had occupied and are fleeing de- feated before the new Russian Soviet offensive inaugurated since the crush ing of General Wrangell in South Rus sta.
 The Bolsheviki cavalry has swept through :he Ukranian lines at various points. occording to information re- cefved here.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
NEW GREEK PREMIER
 TAKES OFFICE

Athens. Nov. 1S-Rhallis, the new Greek premier, with three members of the newly selected cabinet, took the oath of office before Admiral Coun douritis. the Regent today. It has been announced that lthallis will hold the portfolio of Minister of Foreign Affairs.
 Immediately after the qualification for the office of premier. Rhallis de- handed the Regents resignation.
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HARDING ASKED TO
 VISIT MEXICO

Brownsville, Tex. Nov. 17-An cials that he visit Mexico during his voyage in Southern waters. has been taken under advisemcnt by Senator Harding. should the president elect accept the invitation it will probably be limited to a stop at Vera Cruz on his way from New Orleans to the Canal Zone. The Mexicans have ask ed him to visit Mexico City.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
WraneeIrs Defeat Due to Defeetions

Sebastopol, Crimea. Nov. 14-Mu- tnies in General Wrangell's army brought about his sudden defeat by the Rolsheviki. according to informa - ton brought here by refugees flying in advance of the BolsheviIi wave now sweeping down upon this pla.e.
 The French warship Waldeck Ros- seau is in port ready to embark Gen :. eral Wrangell whoi now here.
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PROOFS COMING
 VANDERBILT POSED AS
 HARDING REPRESENTATIVE

Washington. Nov. 17-American Commissioner Young a' Riga has ad- vised the State Department that he is mailing what he claims is complete proof of his recent dispatch to the c'- feet that Washington D. Narderlip while posing as representative of Senator Harding, the State Depart ment announced today.
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vsnizeIos Govt Reported Resigned

Paris. Nov. 16-The Greek govern ment headed by Venizelos has resign ed. according to dispatches received from Athens today.
 Venizelos and his cabinet resigned as a result of the national elections in which they were defeated. The regents have summoned NJ. Repallis to form a new cabinet but he refused to As a result of the unsettled state of affairs in Athens, the Bourse closed today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
THURSDAY (TElEGRAPHiC)
SEVEN MILLION DOLLAR TRAIN
 ROBBERY SUSPECT ARRESTED

Council Bluffs. la. Nov l7-Fred E. Poffenberg. aged l9. has been ar rested here in connection with the re cent robbery of the Burlington mail train which is said to have involved the theft of cash and bonds amounting 70 seven million dollars
 The federal officials in charge of the case say r"ffenberg has already confessed to part of the robbery
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
WEDNESDAY
 (TEtEGRAPHIc)
BIG GOVERNMENT SWiNoLE pERUETRATED
 IN SPIRIT CITY

New York, Nov. 16-According to testimony introduced before the con- gressional investigation committee working on the naval activities, the government was swindled to the ex- tent of $143,0OO in having the cruiser Boston reconditioned a. he plant of Company.
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cIcOTTE TO TURN STATES EVIDENCE ON
 BASE BALL SCANDAL

Chicago, Nov. 17-Eddie Cicotte. the famous base ball pitcher, whose confession led to numerous indictments of noted base ball players in connec- ton with the 1919 worlds series will be allowed to turn states evidence, it was announced today.
 Cicotte's only punishment for his share in the affair will be banishment from organized baseball.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
MISSING SEATTLE EDUCATOR
 FOUND DROWNED

Seattle. Nov. 15-Missing since October 25. the t.ody of Professor Henry F. W. Kilian. former teacher of German at :he Boardway High School, w;rs found today in Puget Sound.
 kilian was dismissed from the School for propaganda activities.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
VICTORIOUS BoLSHEvikI
 NOW ATTACKING UKRAINE

Moscow. Nov. l6-F'ired by their victories over the Wrangell forces Tn engaged below the Dneiper have now attacked the Ukranian forces with great success, an official statement is- sued today asserts.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
MRS. MeSWEENY COMING
 TO THE UNITED STATES

Washington. Nov. l6-Mrs Ter snce McSweeny. who is reported to have been deported from Cork. where her deceased husband formerly was Lord Mayor. will sail for the Tn ted States November 24th, according to advices received here.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
CHILDREN PERISH IN
 MOVIE SHOW PANIC

New York. Nov. IA paper clog Eed furnace flue. which caused smoke to fill the Catherine Theatre, q motion picture house on the East Side Italian quarter. raised q cry of fire late today and in the ensuing panic six children were trampled to death and twelve others were badly injured.
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GREEKS REJECT RETURN
 OF CONSTANTINE

Athens. Nov. 15-Premier Venizel- os has announced that his party has obtained a majority election through out Greece, which will result against the return to power of former King Constantine.
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MILLION VOTES ROLLED BY
 FARMER LABOR PARTY

Chicago Nov. 1S-The Farmer-Il- bor party boiled more than two million votes in the national elections, accord ing to t.lbulations completed today hy Espcr. secretary of the national con vention.
 The party contested in nineteen states, their vote being larger thpn that of the Socialists.
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Refugees Reach constantinopic in
 Thousands

Constantinople. Nov. 15-Thirteen thousand refugees from the Crimean peninsula have arrived here from Sebastopol, but becouse> of the lack of accommodations in the city most of them are still aboard ships moored in the Phosphorus
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
MACHINE GUNS TURNED ON
 RIOTERS IN ATHENS

Athens. Greece. Nov. I7-Riutins broke out today in front of the Foreign Office as q result of .he recent national elertions. Many persons. including a number of children, were killed when the space before the office was swept with machine gun fire
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c. o. p. LINING UP FOR
 HAZELET FOR GOVERNOR

Cordova, Nov. 15-All republican divisional committeeman, mos. of the republican clubs. the preceinct cOm- mitteenen and scores of prominent party leaders in all parts of the terri tory have wired endorsements of Geo. C. Hazelet as Governor of Alaska.
 Cordova Times.
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ALLEGED WOMAN
 KILLER EcAPES

Broken Bow. Neb. Nov. 16-Denny Chester who was being taken from Great Falls to Kansas City, to an ence Barton, escaped from three de- tectives on Burlington train whils, passing through :hs locality today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
BIG CANADIAN OIL RUSH ON

Vancouver. Nov. 15-Thousands are camping at the Peace River cross- ing. held back by a cordon of mounted policemen to prevent them risking their lives in q wild dash to get thru to Fort Norman on the Mackenzie river to stake oil claims according to information received here.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
WRANGELL ARRIVES
 AT coNsTAN1iNoPlE

London, Nov. 17-General Wran- gell. has arrived in Constantinople on the cruiser Karneloff. according to ad- vices from the Turkish capital reach ing London today.
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GREATEST TRAIN ROBBERY
 IN HISTORY REVEALED

Omaha. Neb Nov. 17-Federal of ficers working on the case intimated today that the loss in bonds and cash in the robbery of a Burlington mail train at Council Bluffs Saturday was the greatest in the history of that par tcular class of crime, as 1t will prob ably exceed seven million dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
vandsrlip Denies Harding Recognition
 of Russia Yarn

Stockholm. Nov. 17-Vanderlip to- day issued q statement denying the intimation recently circulated that he had been in Moscow at he instigation of Senator Harding.i in an endeavor to bring about recognition of Russia by the United States.
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U. S. TO ASSIST
 CRIMEAN REFUGEES

Washington. Nov. 16-T Stats McCauley commander of tie Ameri- can Naval forces in near eastern waters, to Use all available vessels at his disposal to assist in the removal of civilian refugees from the Crimean peninsula.
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PANAMA CANAL
 SELF SUSTAINING

Washington, Nov. l5-It was am nounced today that the Panama Canal Is now self sustaining as q result of the Increase of traffic since the close of the war.
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A. F. OF L. BENT ON
 ELIMINATION OF RADICALISM

Washington. Nov. l7-Direct steps to eliminate radicalism from any con- trol of organized labor and to meet ment are being taken by the -Ameri- can Federation of Labor through its
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BoLsHEvIkI FORCES
 VICTORIOUS IN SIBERIA

Pekin. China. Nov. 17-The ant Bolsheviki forces in Siberia have been driven across the Manchurian border Tn the vicinity of Manchuli. reports "saching here say.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
ADMISSION OF GERMANY URGED
 BEFORE LEAGUE ASSEMBLY

Geneva. Switzerland. Nov. 1.-The admission of Germany to the League of Nations was urged at totiay's meet ing of the League Assembly.
 Honoro Purrydon. of Argentine. and Lord Robert Cecil. the British delegate from South Africa. pleaded Germany's cause,
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
CLAIMED IRISH
 KILLINGS JUSTIFIED

White. Gate, County Clare, Ireland Nov. 17-Four out of six men who were arrested here under the terms of the Restoration Act were shot dead by the police, according to an official re- DOT. made public today.
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FRANCE REFUSES
 RECOGNIZE sovlETS

Paris. Nov. 16-The defeat of Gen. eral N1rangell, who South Russian government has been recognized by France. does not mean that France is ready to consider recognition of the Russian Soviet government as his sue cessor. it was announced by govern ment agencies today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
WiUSON TO MAKE FUTURE
 HOME IN WASHINGTON

Washington. Nov. 17-Those In the Wilson will continue to live in Wash ington after his term of office expires.
 The Wilson's are said to be arrang- ing for .he purchase of a home in the Chevy Chase district of the capital city.
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PROMINENT SEATTUEITE
 COMMITS SUICIDES

Seattle. Nov. 14-Robert w. Hill. a prominent realty dealer and former supervisor of .he Census for Seattle, shielded today on account of ill health Elll had been a victim of Sleeping sickness" for the past two years.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
NEARLY HALF PoPULAT,oh
 HAWAII LAPS

Washington. Nov. 16-The Japan ese population of the island of Hawaii vas announced today by the Census Bureau as ios.sss. out of total popu- lation If 255.512.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
PHOTOGRAPHS SENT BY WIRE

New York. Nov. 15-The New York World announced today the successful transmission of four photographs by wire between it's office here and the office of the s: Louis Post Dispatch
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
U S. DEATH RATE
 SHOWS BIG DROP

Washington. Nov. 15-The 1919 death rate in the United States. as shown fin statistics made public today by the Census Bureau, was lower than for any one Year in severa! decades. The mortality rate is given in the statement as 12.s per thousand.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
HIGH COST OF CHINk DAINTY
 CAUSES INVESTIGATION

Chicago Nov 17-TweIve Chinese res-aurstn prppr1etorS here have been summoned to explain the high cost of chop suey to ;t committee of the Chi tigatiun of the high Ewing costs.
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IRISH HOME RULE BILL
 TO COME UP 23RD

London. Nov. 16-November twenty third has been fixed for the second ap- pearance of the Irish Home Rule bill in the House of Lords.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
EAST COAST LAGooNs UNSAFE

lagoonS at Bonanza and Snftty are open. Both are s:lid to be in an ex- ceedingly dangerous condition and will not be safe for travellers to cross for several days
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
OUTSIDE MAIL
 CLOSES TOMORROW

Mails for the Outside. Council fIayeock. Candle. Kotzebue, also for Yukon River Points will close Tuesday November 18th at 3 D. m.
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NEW MARINE CARTS
 DEPARTMENT OpcANIZEo

san Francisco. Nov. 16-Brisadier General Barnett of the Marine Corps h.Ls assumed command of the neyiy furmed Depa rtment of the Pacific.
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MOTHER STABS THREE
 CHILDREN, ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

CIarir. Mo. Nov. 16-Mr. Grover huffcrd stabbed three of h>" children to death in their home here today and then attempted to leill herself
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
NEARLY HUNDRED THOUSAND
 LAPS ON COAST

Washington, Nov. 16-The Census Bureau tonight made public figures showing tha: the Japanese population of Washington. Oregon and California sotal 9l,3S2. California having T0,196 of the number.
The Nome nugget., 1920-11-20
TRANs-ALASkA RAILROAD
 TALE REVIVED

Vancouver. B. c. Nov, 15-The rs. cent taking over by .he Canadian Pa cdfc Of the Edmonton and Dunvegan Railroad has revived the reports that President Beatty of the Canadian Pa oic proposes at no distant future to attempt to achieve his we'll known ambition of constructing line thru Northern Canada to the Alaska bound a.ry. thence across that territory and, by tunneling under Bering Strait. 70 connect with the Trans-Siberian rail- way. thus giving . continuous railway fne from Montreal to Paris.
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PROOFS OF LABOR BLANKS
 ON SALE AT NUGGET OFFICE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
FEDERAL RESERVE
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soiuteiT checked. there was said TO be
inCisputabie evidence that banks were
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statement said. There was plainly an
exlstance OF an overst-ainei cundi-
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