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The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
MINERS HOME CLUB ENTERTAINMENT
 THIS EVENING

The first entertainment given by
 the Miners Home Club during the pres- lent winter season will take place at Eagle Hall this evening. commencing at 8:s0 p. m. sharp.
 The program of festivities will in |clude a banquet. progressive whist contest and dancing. The arrange
 ments are in the hands of a committee
 of club members who are past mas
 ters In the art of entertaining the pub
 lie and who are determined that the
 function shall fully sustain their ad- vertising announcements of "the event of the season."
 As usual. ladies will he admitted gratis and gentlemen will be charged one simoleon and half--a decidedly nominal sum when the scope of the program is considered.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
FIRST CLASS QUARTERS ON
 VICTORIA SOLD OUT

That most of the crowd who rushed out last fall to get in on the big wages" etc, are mighty glad to come rushing back home again. is excellent ly displayed in q telegram from the States stating that first class accom- odations on the Victoria are already sold out.
 The message bearing the informa7 : tion was received Thursday by Carl Porath. proprietor of the Arctic Bak- cry. from Ed Moran. who is in San Francisco at present. Moran said he had just receiveed a letter from R. A.. Carol. to whom Moran had applied for reservations some time before. in which the we'll known steamship agent said all first class reservations on the Victoria were sold out.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
HOUSE ADOPTS PEACE RESOLUTION DECLARING
 PEACE WITH GERMANY

. Washington, April 9-A joint reso- lution declaring the state of war with most of the wartime legislation and the extraordinary powers sra1ted to the president. was adopted 2 fy the House of Representatives todik by q vote of 242 to 150. The resolution now that body.
 Representative Claude Kitchen suf- after delivering forceful speech in opposition to the resolution.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
MOOSE LADIES TO ENTERTAIN

The lady Moose are planning to hold a public entertainment at small Eagle Hall. on the evening of Monday April 18th one week from next Mon day. The program will comprise cards. dancing and refreshments. The well known reputation of the Moose ladies as entertainers is a sufficient qua rantce hat those attending will get their moneys worth of amusement. Ila:G some prizes will also be given to the winners of the card contest. Gentle men will be charged the nominal sum of q for admission and ladies will en- ter free.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
RAILWAY STRIKE GROWING
 NATION WIDE

Chicago. April 10-Started as ;, freight tie-up the railway strike toda y invaded the passenger field, while the freight tie-up continues to spread eve" wider among the yard switchmen from coast to coast. While such figures as arc available indicate that forty thousand enginemen and switchmen have joined the unauthorized strikes, that fully half million workers in other lines have been forced out of their employment by the freight tic-up
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT NEEDS VOICED AT
 C. OF c. MEETING

Construction of a railroad from Nome to the Lisburne coal mines anG northward to Pt Barrow; adeauarte wagon road and trail construction: as sistance for the fisheries; improved transportat tion and mail SC vice and government action looking to the re
 lief of the gold industry, were voiced by numerous speakers as the primary development needs Of the peninsula district at the Chamber of Commerce mass meeting held in Pioneer lgloo Tuesday evening.
 choice of election day evening for hold ing the meeting. the number attend
 would seem to warrant but these rrrs- ent made up in enthusiasm for what they lacked in numbers.
 The meeting was presided over b,
 F. M. Kiesele as, chairman and mem
 bers of the chamber assisted in keep
 ing the ball rolling by presenting t series of resolutions prepared by cham Der committees, setting forth the ideas |of that body regarding the issues pre- scented. Numerous suggestions were
 voiced by cltizens and as far as pracu cable were embodied in resolutions
 passe, D. E, meeting. These will be |dIgested by the Chamber arl re!uce'' ,tn concrete form for transmission to y I Mcpherson, head of the Alaslst Bureau. for presentation to the &ns gressional committees on territories A detailed account of the proceed- ings cannot be given in the present issue owing to lack of space. and will be reserved for later publication. Suf- flee to say for the present that aside from the small attendance the meet ing was entirely successful, and pro- vided conclusive demonstration of the
 unanimity of public sentiment regard ling the character of the governmental assistance required to bring the dis trict to an advanced state of develop
 ment. Owing, doubtless. to oversight, some matters of onsiderable import
 ance to the community were not pre-
 sented but will probably be looked after later by the Chamber of Com
 merce. There was also q decided pau- city of ideas regarding the proposed system of centralizing federal adminis- trative control of the territory, altho the plan was toucheod upon in q gen. eral way by q number of speakers. However, the meeting fully achieved the purpose for which 1t was designed and will give the Chamber of Com
 merce an excellent groundwork on which to work in pursuit of our de- lvelopment requirements.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
BlRMiNGHAMiTES UNITE
 AGAINST H C |

and men in all walks of life have join ed what is known as the Overall Club. In T campaign against the high cost of food and clothing. Others are joining the club in great numbers and it is expected to have a marked effect on prices. especially clothing prices. The members agree to wear overalls until prices come down.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
Strike Forces Express Embargo

New York, April l0-An embargo on express matter was ordered today as the railway strike gained ground in New York. tying up freight and crippling passenger service. Many lines report that a passenger embargo will probably be required before the day is ended.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
NORTH CAROLINA
 CONVENTION ENDORSES ..t SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT

Washington. April l0"'rhe dec laration of the North Carolina Demo cratic stat" convention in favor of ratification of the woman suffrae" means that ii is all over bu, the shouting" Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels said in tele- gram sent to Mrs Carrie Chapman catt today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
sTEpHANsoN ARRlvEs FROM
 TELLER WITH PASSENGER

Laurie Stephanson arrived Friday from Teller with Judge Holsheimer as passenger behind his string of trail burners. I'M
 stephanson states that two. slight accidents occurred to workmen at the Lost River tin mine few days be- fore he left Teller but he Is not aware of tho details or the names of the parties involved. Whatever the extent of their injuries, they were evidently not sefioua, as the men were reported working at the time he departed Nome ward.
 stsphanson will return to Teller Sunday. according to present contem-, pIations.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
H0USEAD0PTSPEACER RESOLUTION
R.R. STR|KEP EPARAlYzINC TRAFFIC EAST AND WEST

I Thursday, before q crowded house. NJ!
 Harrison addressed the council and
 presented the contention that the vote
 cast by Lovegren should be accepted by
 the canvassing board and opened. He
 asserted that the failure to vote the
 ballot was due to q mistake on the
 part of the judges and cited many au-
 thorities showing that election judges
 have no legal right to reject sworn
 in ballot, even tho they know it is il
 legal Mir Harrison claimed tn duff, , lof election boards are purely minis
 terial and they have no legal right 1 to disfra nchise voter if he is willing
 to take the oath that he is a qualified voter. In conclusion he undertook to show the council that it was ;he duty Of that body to count the hr'lo! NJ" Lovegren. who was present in the aud fence came forward and signified his consented to the opening of the en- velopc.
 City Attorney Cochran followed Mr Harrison and claimed the canvassinc board Was there for .hc sole purpose of anvassins the returl3 of the cloc- ton board and had no legal right to either accept or reject the sealed l.ll- lot. The question of whether il was voted legally or otherwise was not one In which the canva ssing board was concerned but was q question for the courts to determine if brought to is sue. In substantiation of his argument MT Cochran quoted the law authorities on illegal voting and pointed out cer. tain provisions in the municipal elec. ton ordinances which were claimed to offset the contention raised by Mir ii.t rison. He declared the election judgeS had acted properly and the council could only canvass the face of the re- turns, and, ascertain if they were cor rect as provided hy the election law.
 After listening to the debate. inc council took q recess On resumin: the session the council wasted no time in bringing matters 10 a vote by pass
 ing the usual resolution to canvass the returns of the election board, On roll call all voted in favor of the rcso iution but councilman Griffith. who passed.
 After canvassing the vote and find
 ing the returns correct. the council declared the following candidates duly elected to the designated offices
 Mayor .. .... .. Chas. F. Rice Councilman .. F.. CDick) Raelson Councilman .. M w. Griffith
 Councilman .. Alfred J. Lomen City Clerk .. .. .. ..E. Grimm City Treasurer .. .. .. A. Polet City Attorney .. 0. D. Cochran school Treasurer Nels Swanberg At the conclusion of the canvass Mayor Holt announced that altho the |city ordinances provide for the is. suance of election certificates, within two days after elections are decided, it had been agreed that. owing to the absence of the federal judge the coun- lci would be in no haste to order tho certificates issued. in order to permit Mir Harrison to take such legal ac- tion as he may see fit. in case he cared 10 invoke the law in the matter. On motion the council then adjourned to Saturday. April 17th. when the retiring ,council members will go out of office and the naw councilmen take their seats.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
REPORTED NOTER SOCIALIST
 WRITER EXECUTED
 IN FINLAND

Chicago April 10--A report that John Reed, the magazine writer. has been executed in Finland was receiv- ed here today and led to the an nouneement by Assistant District At torney Lloyd B. Heat that Reed is under indictment here charged with Conspiracy to advocate the overthrow of government by force.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
SENATE ADOPTS VOLUNTARY MILITARY
 TRAINING CLAUSE

Washington, April lO-Volnntary instead of compulsory univers; ,nili- tary training. was adopted by ite sen ate today in connection with ,te con sideration of the army reorga zatioi hii, As the House naoptedacSslsg' sory universal training, the Lanfl
 will have to be decided in conference
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
Dept of Justice Agents Investigate
 R. R. Strike

New York, April l0-Agents of the Department of Justice conferred today with J. J. Mantell. representing the railroad managers organization re garding the railroad strike. which has virtually tied up this district
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
JAPAN SENDS MORE TROOPS
 TO MANcHuRiA

Tokio, April 10-Announcement was made today that an additional two thousand troops have been sent to reinforce the Japanese soldiers in Man churia. The new dispatch of troops sailed today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
|PickFoRD DIVORCE ACTION
 MAY BE SET ASIDE

Los Angeles. April l0-Mrs Mary Pickford Fairbanks was taken ill today when she learned that Attorney Gen eral Fowler of Nevada, who is the central figure in the movement tn have her recent divorce set aside. is enroute to Los Angeles to interview her.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
WILL ESTABLISH
 INCREASED PATROL
 OF ALASKA WATERS

Washington. April 1o-A patrol of Alaska waters to enforce the laws re- lating to fisheries. game and the liquor traffic will be undertaken this summer Jointly by vessels of the navy. coast guard and geodetic survey. according to announcements today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
IN COMMUNIST PARTY NOW CAUSE
 FOR DEPORTATION

t Washington. April 10-Bonafide
 membership in the Communist party and possession of guilty knowledge of
 the precepts of the organization on the part of undesirable aliens. will be
 made the basis of action for deporta- tion. it was officially announced today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
FRENCH REFUSE TO TRUST
 GERMAN PROMISES

Paris, April 10-t'ranee cannot trus.
 |" Geruany's $ word that she will re- zone. unless adequate guarantees are gwen to the French government, Pre- mier Millerand said today in his re- plS 10 the British note protesting the French occupation of Rhine cities.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
MOOSE LADIES SOCIAL

Nome Lodge Women of Moose heart Legion will hold a public dance and social Monday evening. April 1s. Cards. dancing and refreshments. Small Eagle Hall. Admission, Gents q. %. Ladies free.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
Reported Reed Attempted to Escape
 With Plunder Taken From Films

Portland. Me. April, 10-The re- Reed. in Abo Finland, says he was taken from a vessel on which he was slowed away with great fortune in money and diamonds. X great fund of Soviet propaganda was also in his possession.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
BOLIVIA STILL THREATENING TROUBLE WITH PERU
 OVER ARiCA

Buenos Aires, April 10-Bolivia will continue to pursue with irrevocablc resolution it's purpose to obtain the port of Africa as an outlet for her to the Pacific, according to d new note from Bolivia to the Peruvian govern ment, which was published here today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
FLUTES FINALLY GET AWAY

Seattle. April 10-The delayed voy- age of Banker vanderlip. Lyman Gage and other noted financiers. was start- ed today when the party jailed for Japan on the Japanese liner Coshima Naru.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
GERMANS WORKING
 DESPERATELY ON
 AlRSHIP PRODUCTION

Geneva, April 10--The Germans arc working f-verishly to construct giant commercial and passenger aeroplanes and airships. according to reports ar irving here from Romanzorn.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
Senate Leaders Prepare For Fight
 Over Resolution

Washington, April 1O-Senate lead- CTS today prepared for Il long md lit : ter struggle over the peace resolution passed by the House of Representa- tlves
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
8 U T H g R L A N Q
 H E R R o N R g E Q VAL NTIN g
ATTENTION |. Q. 0. N.

ATTENTION |. Q. 0. N.
 Regular semi- -msntkly meeting q shs Loyal Order ef Msess ~dll ee held Monday evening at ! ?. -. sharp. An ssembsrs are cordially invited to at- sead. lmtalIatisn ef ohEsers. 2 ". F. KOCH. Sserstary.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10

The only newspaper published on
 Seward Peninsula. Covers approximately 22.7OO square miles of territory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
'TANLA, IS Different
FROM ALL THE OTHERS"
SAYS virginia WOMAN

nv sial, conc, yspo.j aIy was JUS
,ike poison &" Nc. for WHOM draHk IN"
least bit WUui, hocouy'. iurriihH uuU-
scented and IN! head would dvh, 80 bad
" '.!t lihc d w"utd burst Wild" open. !
Vas also trouHied Win formation OF
until could hardiJ irca,hc. and many
times lhnuishj cyy~' uy,uir woald H.,
the last, gould Ec' ntU l.I,lu Sleep
GA account OF u.'N"uaa. in& awake
every n!Cut uutil t'tg ryrlS hours Of
morning aud IN the idurniu:s Gcl. so
tod aud "orn"ui s"nih scs rccIy set
cal "t bed. Was So" weak could
Hardiy get a"ould. aud BIZ Mas ahso-
m'cly impossinl. for ne !. DO any Of
'mN houscworE had been operated
ON ~ h"apijai ana had taken an
fimde OF treatments ;,nd medicines hu
nothing seemed 80 d" me any good and
rtd become So dcsroudCri over my
condition Thought, nolhi:.g could hcln
- tn,,y som friends vino had taken
taniac With 'pi'rd.. !,au!l.. 80 de-
cid"h would t'y Is also. anI ID cor
my va !d"hy day for me when
J ID /! IS rot Ike amy o,ncI nodi-
en-" NAY" over tni<oE. II seems 10
s""'.t 'nN stomach and nnw my nrD'
~" .s simply spicrdid aud digest
WHAT ! cat. can cHi jus, InNthiut z
and inn ail ,he coffee ! want without
ANY """ a,t"r '0"ris I siccp likc a
chid al night long always &c, ,,r
feeling nm" ana have repainca my.
strength 80 tha' il Is roully easy for mo
10 90 ny house work n anyhodv haa
told nc there MIG = medicine I'm m,
world hat would do what Tanlnc has
Tor me ! would not hnve believed "a.
h"canso Tan'ac has done me so much
good y ~ rca! pleasure tor ne 10
recommend a."
'"h'hc iH No.d ~ i;icLnouh by Grant
OIAs 90 a"d Tragic Drug Co.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
ARMED POSSE SEARCHES
FOR CHILD MURDERER
su business iiuuScs Close on Day of
Funeral or lily car-old
Girl
rNy Ns.oclatci rr"s>

-ses~s~vaA ttS N~-pN4at''t t'I''SN
TECBENNll.LE ONO. March 20
several ucw ,lucs ia cpnuecti"n with
the ki.lin. Yesterday 81 ii-yrar- old
Frances south, near Aicnt. ohio a
naming village jwcuty-iN. miles west
q! here. Wee found by authorities !air
today, ami by NghIfall number =
armed posses We're SCORING 'h" coun
Try in an .lfor; 90 apprehvnd iw" S"s-
pec;s.
srverN residents of 'cr"irk nv
luiic.. s"NJn OF .Niral. told tnc Huth"ri-
ti:s tudai ihat t"c! had sscn u soldier
ia uniiu:m coming from the direction
Of >ivna -; :. t.. Nj. ycstcrday. shortly
htforcl Inc i,ody o. the child was f"unG.
OFFICIALS attucn"d Importance "a ;h!s
r,ue. IN View al tn" f.rt that ih'
ch,!d's hands wcy" Tied hvu.nj her
iaGE VITA "a lni LAY haicorI
''nr posse M:Hi out TONIC "a &" search
Tor ;ne soldier. Mig anothcr secured
Ia. cou!,;r. north % AHcna in ~ hnut
for FOR, iGnor Who. according 20 sew
era persons Was seen coming, from
-, ~p".E Where Tho body was sound.
~ Slsp~:,s are being nald iu con
rcct!on with the killing. -Four mr-
rrocs. arrested las; night nj Sherrods-
v!nc. ;.rc IN j..i ~ Iarr"l!ton. and a
foreigner. arrested =; Ramsay. near
--sIrna. is confined in the lookup @.
the latter town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
HIRAM JOHNSON LAYS
CLAIM TO MINNESOTA
Declares, Notwithstanding wood Ala
chimes TrrcherS, tie HaS
Carried State.

BtFFAI.O. y. Y. March 2G--Sen4tor
hiram Johnson, of california. in an
address this AFTERNOON, asserted tia. F.,
he. no. General Leonard Wood had
won the presidential preference pri-
mary in Minnesota.
Il went into Minnesota. where tho
State machine is for Wood" he said.
they repealed the presidential pref
rrcncc law. ana then the machine.
called a trick primary to be held in
the middle OF winter octwccn $50 and
$50 O'Clock in the evening. and with
10: OF the voting places not an
nounccG. The conditions diSenfr.in-
chiscI the farmers l:ut vent into
Minneapolis and 81. Paul and called
on the pcop!c TO rcpUdiatc he ma
chine, and they did. II have with mo
tho figures Of tho primary vote there.
and tMcY show I Won"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
PEACE RESOLUTION GOES TO
CONGRESS BY NEXT TUESDAY
Foreign Affairs Committee VIII Re.
port Measure Out tsnrly IN


wrcls
w ASl'tNt;TON. Mnrth 26.--'rhr House
resolution declaring state OF peace to
C ems. pe'wcSn the tnitcd States aud
Germany Will be reported out by the
Foreign Afrnirs Committee next TUGS
day.
This agreement was reached ii, :,
confcrtnce of the Republican leaders
lat" today. according to Representative
Rogers. OF massachusetts. ranking
majority member of the commit :.
tee. In addition TO MIR Iiugrrs.
those participating In the conference
lnclid"d Chairman Porter, OF tho cons
mittct: Representative Tie mpIc of
pennsylvania. second ranking Rcpub-
iican member. and Republican Floor
Leader Mondcll.
The resolution. under the agreement.
will he introduced by Chairman pnrter
tomorrow or Monday and reported out
after formal consideration by the com
n!ttcc. y special rule giving II prefer
entail status then will be granted by
the Rules Committee.
The plan is TO pass the ncasurc
through the House by Thursday night.
II possible. in order 10 AVOID the delay
which may he caused by the absence
OF large number Of tho members
over Good Friday and tho Easter week
end
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
TT Will DO Everything That
!: Is ClaimeG' II De-
=: clares Mrs. Taylor,
/; OF Petersburg.
.RESTOEED HER WHEN
; ALL ELSE FAILED
sThree Years OF Suffering
!. Overcome And She En-
: joys Splendid Health And
Energy Once More.

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r.um.r,d before ,ools Tani:c. ana aftct
.rrc.i,ing tie h.ncats | halc nom II
swami 20 say think il - IA, EN.,udnst
sncdi"!nc IN the world, said Mrs l., H.
STayl"r I"S Waikovcr AN.uuc, Peters
shurG. Va, ~hi!r telling her experience
with The medicine 80 Tuulac rcur..
Sentative recently.
II jus: want you 10 know and every
sbody else 10 kno" what Tanjac has
sdouc Tor me. and viii say !i-ht ~ th'
ssHrt it will do everything that ~
scilirned for IL. have just finished ny
sGrst hottie. aud began TO cat hc'icr
ssiecp bett." feel better from >th.
1!ery tivr For the past lhre,
f$cais suffering from indi,
s.ttLo. IL. onJ extreme n.r.
ivousncsS ard was in badly rus.
$dowa condition nv stomach Nns =.
s~eak J could nos digest The IiShicst
skind Of food and everything ate mad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
HOOVER PAYS HIGH TRIBUTE
TO AMERICAN BOY SCOUTS
Declares No Danger TO Nation Need he
Frared with lRds' Ideals
and Training.

NEW YORK. March 26.--praisc Of
the "viEor. enthusiasm and stcadrast-
ness Of American boys as cxcmpliiicd by
the Boy Scouts during the war" was
given tonight by Herbert Hoover.
sPenkinE at the Tenth birthday dinner
lie predicted many changes In tho
United states. but assorted that with
inc hoy Scouts expanding their idenls
and training no danger to American i'm
SYMPTOMS and ideals may be feared"
the following Officers were cloctcI:
TON. u. G.: vice presidents, Mortimer /.
Srnim; Ncw york City; Milton a, McRac.
Arthur Lofts. Los Angeles; Robert !
Thornc. Chicago; national scout con-
mAndcr Daniel G. Bcnrd. New York
CITY; treasurer. George u. Pratt Brook
lyh; chief scout executive. James /.
West, New York City