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The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
ARMY RECOMMENDATION BILL
 GOES TO CONFERENCE

Washington. April 2i-The Al .ay ReorganiZatio Bill passed the senate today and will now go to conference for final adjustment to the views of both houses. As passed by the senate the bill provides for il regular army of 297.000 officers and men. a National Guard of 425,000 and voluntary mili tary training for young men between the ages of IS and 21 years.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
ALLIES DEMAND DISARMAMENT OF GERMAN MILITARY
 FORCES

Berlin. April 20-The complete dis bandment of the German civil guards created to cope with the revolution has been demanded by the Allied gov ernments in q note addressed to the German Foreign Office.
 It is announced that the demand will be acceded to. May 12th has been decided upon as the date of de- mobilization of the guards by the Der. lin government.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
EASTERN CAPITALISTS TO DETERMINE TRUE CHARACTER
 ALASKA OIL FIELDS

Washington. April 2l--"Is Alaska another great oil Galconda, or is it merely underlaid with a thin stratum of oil sand that produces limited quantities of high grade oil?" East ern capitalists this summer will be- gin the expenditure of two million dol lars to answer this question, accord- Ing to information reaching the De- partment of the Interior.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
DRIrlsH ALARMED AT REPORTS r OF stMulTANEoUs RIOTS
 IN PROVINCES

London. April 22-The constantly reiterated reports of plot having as its purpose simultaneous up-is- ings in Egypt. Ireland, India and Can ada In June and which is said tc have been fomented in New York have impressed British of1icials to the extent that an investigation will be set on foot to discover their authen- icity.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
Tornado Survivors In Urgent Need of
 Assistance

BEmingham. April 2l--Reports indicate that assistance is urgently needed for the tornado survivors in . dozen counties in the three states af- fected by the storm. The Alabama list of dead has reached 166 already. The tornado was one of the most dis lstrous as well as the most widespread in the history of the South Atlantic states.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
M;nsrs Organ caIIs For osn.ra
 striks

Butte, April 23-The Butte Daily Bulletin. said to be the organ of the Metal Mine Workers Union. an [.
 w. w. organization with member chip of 800 which was responsible for the calling of the striike of miners. hal issued an extra edition in which It has called on all workers in the sii- yer Bow. district to lay down their tools and stop the wheels of industry Saturday in protest against the shoot ing of picksts. At ! mass meeting of striksrs in Metal Mine WorksEy
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
KING COUNTY REPUBLICANS ENDORSE AND oekoukcE
 POLITICAL AsPlRANTS

Seattle, April ls-The King County Republican convention. which met here Saturday. endorsed G. H. Walker for delegate at large to the national Re- publican convention: Captain F. D. Coloin and N. T. I.aube for delegates from the first congressional district: J. P. Todd for presidential elector. and by resolution denounced and de- manded the defeat of H. A. Perkins for National Committeeman.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
Seven Dying Az Result of Initial Clash Between Police And Strikers

Butte, April 22-Seven of the nf- teen men who were shot in tho clash here yesterday between strikers arG members of the police force who wee escorting men to work at the Never Sweet mine, are declared to be dying today. Feeling is at fever pitch thru out the district and call for troops is expected hourly.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
CHICAGO FREIGHT
 HANDLERS GIVE STRIKE SPIRIT 4 SETBACK

Chicago, April 20--The strike fever among employees of the railroads was given decided setback today when thirty thousand freight handlers in the Chicago district announced their de- cision to permit a hearing of their wage increase demands by tho Rail- road Labor Board at Washington.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
CHICAGO STRIKERS REFUSE TO CONSIDER RETURN TO WORK

Chicago. April 2l--The striking railroad men in the Chicago district today refused to vote on the question of returning to work. All efforts of T brotherhood committee and the strike leaders to induce the men to obtain action on the referendum to return to work failed completely.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
s S co TO CHANGE
 MANAGEMENT FRIDAY

Seattle. April 20th-The Alaska Steamship compah, headquarters here announced today that R. s. Stannari, will succeed Robert A. Baxter as Friday.
 The resignation of Baxter ns vice president and General Manager of the company was announced in February.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
NEBRASKA PREFERENTIAL PRIMARIES IN PROGRESS
 TODAY

Omaha, April 2O-General Wood, Senator Johnson and General Pcrshing are contending for leadership in the Nebraska presidential preference pri. maries today.
 Senator Hitchcock and Robert Ross are the main contenders in the demo- cratic primaries.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
Troops Ordered To Montana

san Francisco, April 22---It was announced at army headquarters here that troops have been sent to the Montana strike district in response to a request from Governor Steward. The army officials say that the first detachment of troops from Camp Lewis ordered to Montana. will reach Butte some time this afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
DECLARES NATION SHOULD eE
 GUIDED BY WASHINGTON

Washington, April 2O--in an ;1- dress to the Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution at the tomb of Wash ington tonight. Senator Beveridge sal Washington's farewell address should be this nations guidance at this par- ticular moment and made an impas- stoned appeal against the League of Nations.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
carranza ecskins Psaes With Sonora
 Republic

Washington. April 22-Carranza Is the Sonora revolutionary forces. ac- cordmg to General Alvarado. the rcp- resentative here of the newly launched revolution led by General .Obregon.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
ToRoNApo SWEEPING
 ALABAMA ToDAY-15
 DEAD REPORTED

Birmingham. April eo-A tornado is today sweeping over portions of Ala bama and Southern Tennessee.
 Great property damage Is reported in meaE"r information arriving rom the affected districts. According to the reports, fifteen persons are knowl to have been killed
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
JUNEAU REPUBLICANS REPUDIATE MeRRlDE
 AS REPUBLICAN

Juneau. April 19-The Juneau Rc. publican Club unanimously reput:ated Jack Mcbride as a republican tonight, following his refusal to pie ise his sup port the candidates at the prim tries.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
SEVERE BLIZZARD
 cRiPpLES TRAFFIC IN
 DENVER REGION

Denver. April o0-A late blizzard sweeping over this section all but paralyzed rail traffic and threatened ! ed a serious supply shortage.
 Today. with the main line transpor- is still looming large and serious ow- ing to the tying up of the rural lines.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
WEDNESDAY
JOHNSON LEADING NEBRASKA
 PRIMARY COUNT

Omaha, April 20-The first returns
 from the Nebraska presidential pre-
 ference primaries this evening sl ow
 Johnson far in the lead "f Wood and Pershing.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
REPuDS PLAN TO TAKE Ue
 SOLDIER LEGISLATION IN MAY

Washington. April 22-The Repub- licans are planning to take up the delayed soldier relief legislation In the
 House of Representatives on May 3. 1t was announced this afternoon fol- lowing q conference.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
REPORTED oeREcoN PREPARING
 TO ATTACK MEXICO CITY

Washington. April sl-Semi- -official reports reaching here today indicate that General Obreg0n has broken with Carranza and is mobilizing big army for an attack on Mexico City.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE


 representAtivea;-
 You and each of you are heraby mo- tified t,,as the undersigned. the KEE- WALK MINING COMPANY. . cor. porxtaon. co-ownG wIth you h ths cRoESUS AApciation Bench Group Placer Aln1Rs Claim, situated on the raEht limit q Candle Creek. in the Fairhaven Mining ( Recording District Territory of Alas10. <notics of location of which is recorded in Volume Il !. page 20 q the records of aid dlatrict.s ! has expanded in labor and improve. u,ents on and for the bsnefit cf said claim. the sum of Ons Hundred Dol iass. each year during the year. 1911, 1sis. lsis. 1914. ISIS. and isls, In per- |forming the annual aaesnent work required by law to held said claim. And you are hereby required as CO., owner in the s4.a claim tp contr.buts |your mpppssaa Of sach expenditure 10 ths undeEamsd at Candle. Aiasira. within n4Asty dsye from ths sxptra. tlen of ths ppblicatIpa Of this na.ice. q yosr iHterest h aAtd claim wiu be- como foSsstsd to the uaAssslsneA un- der the provisions q sseslon 1ss4 Re- |vised atatxtss .of tbs Unitsd Gtaees. kesWALlk MlMiMo COMPANY, Dy ., !. 1faahsws, Prss. |ruhil llsseA q II. Assii .. is. II, |9(, N6y i. !. n, H, e. 3tao . n. iete.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
Prohibition Wins In Nebraska Pr;.
 maries

Omaha. April 2l--ProhIbition in the state primaries was appa reC ly carried by 15.0OO. possibly more. pro- viding the delegates of the Third Dis trct are doing as well as the Bryan delegates.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
nor'ce oF FORFEITURE

To F. E. Foz. ead your heirs and
 legal reprssentastvss;-
 You and each q you are he,shy "a. tisied that the undersigned, the KED. WALK AIMING COMPANY, a. or. posation. co.ownsr wtsA you ia ,sh, CLARA BEATRICE GROUP A,,o.s.. fion Placer Atains Claim an thp rlsht
 limit of Candle Crsek .in the Fir, haven Ainlns and Rscqraias njstrtot in the Tsrratery of Ahslsa, (ns4ics |of location q which b rscoea,A ,u vo'um: 70 It pass sss of ths fs, cords os tho said rscosdins Alstrast, has ezpsndsd In labor and is,provs. n,ents on and for the hsns1,t q sai, ciaam. the sum q oas MunaseA Ds,. ia11' each year during the ysas1 1911. isis. lsia. 1914. leas. aa4 as,9 ia pss. so'mins the annual a.apaaaeat wort Fequired by Av. e Ae,a said claim.
 And you ar6 lpesey required as co. owner iH the sai4 claam sa contribute your nopars&ea q sncA expsadissrs |so the pndsraisHsd as .oaaala Ah4aS, wsthin ninety @Asu fram the sxpass. aon of the ppb,lsatisp ~ this ns,scA or your iatsrest h aaia eas;m VI, As. ccms fbsksttsd b tAe uaasr.asasa vn. ger ths prevsatsas q ssolfop sl,l Rs, yissd sAsases q ths ualted seaAas. kesNAAlik Mlhssse eonpAMv. Ay ?. !. 1faGAsux I'll.
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The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24

WANTED INFORMATION of Jsha Salash. blacksmith. $ fest II inches tail 34 years of ayr. light cumpiuxixon. gray eyes. Left Helena Montana. Ia April 1918 for Alasl.a. Reward to person locating above party. Please answer.
 Frances Halash.
 Btliinss. Hontana.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
TORNADO DEATH LIST IN SOUTH
 MOUNTS INTO HUNDREDS

Birmingham. Ala. pril 21-With death list from the tornadoes sweep ing over Alabama. Mississippi and Tennessee had reached over one hum dred and fifty tonight.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
WILSON AGAIN HOLDS
 CABINET SESSION

WASHINGTON. April .o-rhat President Wilson is well recovered from his long illness is indicated by his again meeting the cabinet !r husi- ness SC ssion todiy.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
NEW YORK sTRikgRs PROMISE
 TO RETURN TO WORK

Washington. April 22-The strik- ing railroad workers in the metropol- itan districts of New. York have prom. ised the brotherhood's they will re- turn to work immediately. according to announcements today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24
Feared osnsral strfks Impending In :. Montana

Butte. April 2a-It is feared that general strike throughout the state is likely to develop from the strike of mine workers at the Never Sweet mine.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24

M;isx eafs . tadjn isls hand sisvs. inauirs at Nugget of-
 flee.
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Hall last night numerous speakers urged the strikers to arm themselves ''in self defense.''
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-24

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New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
Johnson as Champion

HEAVYWEIGHT perhaps clever and
effective the best OF them He He
strike block faster tnal of the modern
fighters haC this and
recall the Johnson
hand johnson let Khe
knock him out But Ketce the mddewgh
heavyweight title He johnson, Possessed
of punch hard enough to bring down
Kehel caught Johnson
blow had and
world But johnson with that
and
The landed dropped
Ketche
Ketche had much chance
sneak gorilla
before it started and strike before the boxer
When johnson fled th
return to the United States and
sick darkey could suffer He become
France Then
suggested that citizen of France Mr. johnson
welcomed the trenches johnson
Mexico,
american line and
Johnson life roustabout
aretree roustaout The aduaton silly pgt
and the association with I'm
Willingly johnson returns
e will be sort of k Frankenste crushing thing that created
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
Virginia Track Athletes
Have Busy DAYS Ahead

r, CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Dec. 60
racing the heaviest schedule arranged
Tor several years, the UNIVERSITY of
Nlrglnla's track team is readv to BEGIN
work for the winter and sprinc cam
palgnns. Pop" Lannigan had large
bunch of promising track men out dur
ing the cross country season and this
group Will be materially increased with
the resumption of practice, which has
been suspended during examination.
Virginia will participate in at least
three indoor meets beginning with the
johns Hopkins indoor games in Baltj
more, February 26. The South Atlantic
indoor meet will be held at Catholic
University the first week in March and
a team will be entered for this event
and also in the New England Intercnl-
legIates, which will follow in Boston.
The outdoor season includes two bio
dual meets on the Lambeth Field track
one with Penn State, March 80, during
Easter week, and another with Harvard
on April l9. A dual meet with Johns
Hopkins in Baltimore has been tenta-
lively scheduled for April 0.
A team will be sent to compete in
the Penn relays in Philadelphia, April
% and 30.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
q. I. Hodges Proves
Best Man I'm Final
Shoot of n. Y. A.C.

The final shoot of the year broueb.
only a small field of gunners to the
Iravers Island traps of the New York
Athletic Club yesterday. The usual
program was decided and, being the
last Sunday of the month, the regular
fixtures all came to an end. In the
monthly events the best work was done
by G. F. Hodges. who took both the
byronel and the Prcsi ent cups, each
with two legs scored during the month.
Hodges also was the high handicap
gunner in yesterdays shoot
The tournament cup for the month
went to E. NJ. Alexander II. G. Vogel
won the Lyon cup. He also took
handicap special. The high scratch
gunner in the events decided Yesterday
was f. A. Siebert He had total of es
out of a possible 100 targets
Two gunners scored in the shoot for
the Buermever cup. They were F. A.
Siebert and W. B. Ogden. Each had AZ
out of possible 50 targets. Next Sat
urday the New York Athletic Club will
stage 2o0-"bird" handicap shoot in
honor Of New Years Day
The scores made yesterday are as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
New Orleans Entries

First race fnCrse 500. claiming. two
year-olds, naaaens: ave a,a one-halt
Martha Gray. los, Cortez. loA. Diocle,.an,
l0s; Tony Sutton. los Scaboard. l07. Al
lnirante. los. Plato. les; Controit. les'
Echoland. los, Rose Of Iicardy. lo5'
Calithump. 1o5. Secretary. l0S.
Second race ,purse $500 calming; four
year olds and up. six furlongs) .--Circr-
late. llo; Lady Longfellow. i0I. Retreat
lo7 sentimental li2. Dalwood. li5; Kul-
Portuguese. 49, Alexander il5; Toe the
Mark. li5. wiligan. lo7; Ivan Mist ll2'
Arch Potter. 10, RuNoco. ll5; Tom
Logan. ITO; Banyan. IL.
Third race (purse $500 claiming; four
year-oIds and up. six furlongs) .-Poalt-
ney, rs; Valerie West i07t Courtins
Coiors. li5; Tarascon. 115: Philippe. il5'
No Lawn us; Dancer. lI5. David Craig
ll5 Early Sight. 10: York Road. lls'
Harry Burgoyne. ll0. Pigeon. ll5.
Fourth race (purse $500 claiming
snree,year sn olds six furlonsS> Vnainss o:ias
lo7; Mary Head. lo7. Tan Son. los, AL
catraz. 1la. Petrach. lo7.
Fifth race tpursc $1,000; handicap; all
ages; five and one-halt furlongs). DAY
Due. ia: Head over Heels, l07: Angon.
l2S; Rapid Day. ll5; Cock O. the Roos''
I0S
Sixth race epurse $500; claiming; three.
year -olds and UP; one mile and seventy
yardsl --Mcdusa, los. Chic Harklev III.
Kingllng II. lo6; Kirstics Cub 1os: JACK
Straw. III; Bctay. los. Handful. ia
Walter Turnbow. III, Athena. los. Turoo'
~. Nominee. III. Orenzo. l0S. Thirteen
LOG; lucius. III.
seventh race-- purse soc, claiming
three -year-oids and up. one mile anu
seventy yards) s).--Cockroach l06: Verify
~. liishand Lad. III; Dottas Rest. lee'
Illinois i-ad. III; On High. lOa. Phiistins
lo6 susan Nj, los: Dr Shafter. lce'
King Neptune. III: Tugs log. Lottery
Ill; MisS Neil. 100: g-ngali 100
weather cicnr. fra fa
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27

IN ALL FAIRNESS
BY w. O. M'GEEHAN

rV HE spirit League
body could 1t looks though uncivi that
organization would last as long as Ban Johnson lasts
The little throwing
nure the that
three American League club joined with the
the National League bringing the deal for
ball with Judge X. M Land dictator
to The Associated Press recently
that Charles A Comiskey, attempt
block the completion the investigation corruption
worlds series 1919 Such nsnuaon remarkably
cowardy Fortunately tn reputation of Comkey we'll established
Tor this nnuendo to do him ha it indication
johnson willing to attempt injure the who
enough to refuse to submit to his dctation.
Also johnson tried to nsnuate that Colonel T.
owner OF the Yankee attempted block Investigations the
OF gambling baseball Hustons
sportsman with the ideal of
baseball sporting proposition
at least badly cracked
professional baseball rushing
entered the World War Huston
was no general rush of ball players % the
While Huston the Western
baseball at home trying make the Department
the morale Of the country would entirely
drafted and If the flow the
was interrupted Criticism of like
the Johnson caliber weird
All OF this about good inquiry
Johnson wants tn, League by political methods
three American League clubs have foresight courage fight
him 90
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
Players in First Round
OF Title Meet Named

AUCKLAND, New Zealand Dec. 2s.
William T. Tilden, 3D. of Philadcl-
phla, the worlds singles tennis cham
lien, and William NJ Johnston. of
Galifornla, former champion of the
United States, will represent the Amer
lcan team, and Gerald L. Patterson. of
Australia, former worlds champion.
and Norman f. Brookcs, also of Aus
t'aIla and former British champion,
VIII represent Australasia in the chal-
lehge round of play for the Davis Cup
On December 28.
Both the American and AustraIasian
teams have made the most of the good
weather of the last week for practice
ana all the players are in fine fett,e.
Tennis critics here express themselves
Us much Impressed with the superb
dtrvlng Of the Americans, particularly
That Of Iilden and Johnston.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
johnson Versus Dempsey?

prospective
what Jack Dempsey
~hat JACK Johnson might DO to Dempsey
ou' he genera 1eeng was that the Dempsey
pon would last indefinitely Now will
dempsey the idea being that Dempsey whipped and within
comparatively brief of
There will be the question: for Dep
y Will not tight Jack Johnson it hardly nra
DE hat dempsey VIII hight anybody
until the million doa bout with Carpenter little affair with
Brennan carrying with the cauhow ear has con-
vnced Mr. Dempsey ard Mr.
champion to exercise degree of
reny OF US would be in action aoa
ne was study IN Whoever
Johnson always suggested something Jungle sometime mn
cohquerab because he close and
hted nstnc agans which human
moved from the jungle cou fact it was as fascn
the sight of bare battle with human and - s
feel that the human had chance - ' ~A
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
Bouts Here0bouts
TONIGHT

Star Sporting Club-Charlie Pilk-
ington VS.. Happy Smith, twelve
rounds; Johnny Rosner VS.. Mickey
Nelson, twelve rounds.
Freeport (L. I) Auditorium-Kid
DUDE VS.. Irving Jampol, ten rounds;
Paulic Mack VS.. Al Weinert, ten
rounds.
TUESDAY
Starlight Sporting Club--Jack Ne
Farland VS.. Willie Schaeffer, ten
rounds.
Woodhaven Sporting Club--Dutch
Brandt VS.. Willie Kohler, fifteen
rounds.
WEDNESDAY
Madison Square Garden Jack
Sharkey VS.. Pal Moore, fifteen
rounds; Panama Joe Cans vs.. Sailor
Darden, ten rounds; Charlie Pilk-
ington VS.. Tommy Elmof, ten rounds;
Packey O'Gatty VS.. Dick Atkins, six
rounds.
NEW YEARS DAY (Afternoon)
Commonv ealth Sporting Club
Frankie Jerome VS.. Jack Tracey, ten
rounds; Matty Brooks VS.. Kid AL
berts, ten rounds.
East New York A. A.-Eddie Wal
lace VS.. Pete (Red) Mcdonald, fif-
teen rounds.
Ridgewood Grove Club - Silent
Martin vs.. Johnny Howard, fifteen
rounds.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-27
| Panama Cans Meets
Darden i'm Bout on
Wednesday Night
BY BRIGGS

The semi-fnal Of ten rounds to the
Sharkey Moore bout in Madison Square
Garden Wednesday night will bring
together Panama Joe Cans, negro mid
dleweight champion, and Sailor Dar-
den OF Charleston, S. c. This is their
third meeting in six months. Should
Panama receive the decision he will
get permanent possession of the Tex
Rickard belt, emblematc Of the cham
pionship.
Sharkey continued his training yes
tcrday in preparation for his comeback
against the Tenncssean. The winner
Will likely box Joe Lynch inside of two
months
Preceding these two bouts Promoter
RicNard offers another ten-rounder
between Charlie Pilkington, ex-ama-
1eur pa sr chamg:onl and Tommy Elm, of
rounds will show Packey O'Gatty
against Fighting Dick Atkins, of To-
ronto. Canada.
Moore will work out at a local pym.
lie IS already in shape, but he doesn't
want to be caught mapping and he will
40 some extra work. Both little men
o'clock '