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The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
GERMAN RELUCTANCE FORGING
 CRISIS OVER COAL e''

Spa. Belgium, July 1.-The reluctance of the Germans toward meeting the coal delivery demands of the Ver- sailles treaty Is precipitating dan- gerous crisis In the negyotie::ons here which may lead to the employment of armed force by the Allies. Lloyd George received Dr. Walter simons. the German Foreign Minister at the :at:er's request this evening and told him mphatically t;,e.t the Ahies were not bluninx. The Allies. George de- clared. intend seriously to take meas. ures for the enforcement and execu- ton of the Versailles treaty. unless the Germans meet the Aiiies modified terms with respect to furnishing the coal called for by the peace pact
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
!. 5. PURCHASES
 FAMOUS O|R|G|BlE

The English dlrisible balloon. R-s4. which the United States navy pur- chased from the British government for $s.s00.oo0 will be housed at the Cape May navy yard air station. Work has been begun for the erection of :, large hangar which must be completed within the next two months,
 A railroad line Is being constructed to the site of the building in order that the coo tons of material necessary for the hangar shall be placed on the ground speedily.
 At the present hangar. from whici, the C-5 went out on its disastrous trip last spring. there is being put together under the direction of an Italian ex- pert ohicer new dirigible which may have its trial trips in . abort time.
 The regular complement of the ny ing station adjoining the naval sta ton is 400 officers and men
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
COX AND, ROOSEVELT PREPARE FOR STRENUOUS cAMpAloN

Columbus. o. July 14-Cox and Roosevelt in formulating their cam paign plans have agreed to divide the country between them and carry the hght for victory into every state. Roosevelt will spend most of his tIIne in the West on a speaking campaign. The two candidates will begin as aeon as their respective notification cere- monies are ont of the way. They de- cided they woald consider no state hopeless for democracy and will carry tho light into every state during the campaign period.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
Minor Groups Still At odds-c..easo

Chicago. July 14-Leaders of the new political party are tonight striv- ing desperately to solidify the strength of the minor groups. The early mo-
 ments of the new party's life today The joint chairmen battled for hours to keep jealousics and distrust of tie rival groups submerged and the road open for transacting business. sev- eral times q break appeared not far away hut the peacemakers were called to the platform and by their appeals to the common aims of the delegat tes stave of. at least temporarily, any moves toward a break.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
NEW PARTY WRANeLiNG OVER
 DIFFERENCES OF VIEW

Chicago, July 12-The formation of an ew party Is no longer a question of whether one should be organized but of how it is to be fo@med. Arthur A. Hays, chairman of the conference committee. in reporting the findings of the different elements. told the com- mittee of forty eight convention today. Hayes made the statement in present. ing the first report of the conference committee to the convention. Dis. cussion of the question of reconciling the different elements was continuing he said, between the representatives of those many elements interested.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
MiNSk CAPTURED
 BY eoLsHEvtKI

London. July l3-Minsk has been cording % an official statement re. ceived here from Moscow.
 Minsk was one of the mast import ant positions on the Centra, I'n ish front. It's capture by the Soviet forces indicates that the Poles have com- menced to lose ground on their center as well as on their North and South Hanks
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
WARNS AGAINST PREMATURE RECOGNITION NEW
 MEXICAN GOVERNMENT

Glencaster. Penn.. July 12- Warn ing against premature recogonition of the new Mexican government was giv- en today to the administration by Henry r. Fletcher. former American amba ssador to Mexico. in a letter to Secretary of State Colby. Fletcher pointed out the unstable character of the present Mexican situation and urg- ed that in no case should recognition of the De La Huerta regime be other than that of de facto character.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
BOSS" cRocKER ApJUpcEp
 MENTALLY COMPETENT

Palm Beach, Fla. July 13-eichar rtl Crocker. famous as the one time lead- CT of Tammany Hall. was adjudged mentally competent to handle his af- fairs in an order issued today by Juig. E. B. Donnell. dissolving the teinpor- ary injunction recently granted to Howard Crocker, son of the famous political boss.
 The action was an outgrOwth of Crocker seniors marriaget O an Okla homa Indian belle.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
FURTHER WAIVE IN COLD
 PRODUCTION INDICATED

Washington. July 14-There was less gold production in the world last year than in 1918 and present indica- tions are that the 1920 output will show a still further reduction. accord ing to the Geological Survey. which. on incomplete returns. places the 1918 production at s3s0! 100000. Retarns for the first six months of this year indicate that the United states pro- duction for 1920 will be less than $50, ,000, 900. ft
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
SAFELY OUT OF
 WILMA ON POLE FRONT

Warsaw. July 12-The American Relief Association representatives and also the members of the American Red Cross engaged in relief work on the Polish War front have completed their evacuation of Wilma and the district North of Lemberg on the Southern front. according to adyices reachin 2 their headquarters here.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
lafOlletta Oeelinse New Party
 Nomination

Chicago. July 14-Lafollette does not deem himself available as a can- didate for the new party presidential nomina tion.
 He has sent word to the convention that he don't want the nomination" :" The majority report of the platform committees fusion attempt at creat- ing q labor party was finally partially prepared today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
WOOD ENDORSES
 REPUBLICAN NOMINEE

Chicago. July l3-General Wood declared today that he heartily endcrs- es the nominee of the Republican party. as he understands that the pro- gressive elements are to be brought into the campaign and will be given full representation and participat ion in the party activities.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
GAME ihvEsTioAroR
 COMING re lAlgvTlAkS

Seattle. Jutx 1s-Thrss yearsa ssr- vice on the tslspds q th, Aleptian group to invsstigate the wild animal and bird resources. to assist the Indian natives to propagate domestic. sheep herds and to determine the staSus q the wild reindeer hsrds suppossd to ss resanins ysers Of tss irhPls isltAp assignment which the United statss Biological Survey has sivsn to Donald II. steyeneon federal esFe a.d feges, try expefk Mo 6 nov h 'esattsss Sfss paring to sail for Unalaska on . Coast Guard steamsr this week.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
Single Tsxsrs Holt-Elset Own
 Nominees

Chicago, July 14-Unable to agree with the numerous conflicting ele- ments represented at the new party convention. the Single Taxers bolted this afternoon and nominated their own candidates. Robert c. McAuley. of Philadelphia. was selected as the presidential nominee and R. C. Bar mum of Cleveland. was named for vice president.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
BRITAIN AND JAPAN CONTINUE
 TREATY OF ALLIANCE

London, July 13-Great Britain and tions that they have prolonged th'i treaty of alliance for further period of one year. At the same time the two governments pointed out that the terms of the treaty are in accord with the principles of the League.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
Allied War Leaders Summoned ts sPa

Spa. July 14-F1eld Marshai Will. son, who was summoned here yester- day by the Supreme Allied Council. after the German delegates in con. ference in this city had opposed the Allied solution of the coal deliyery problem. h expected to arrive here tonight to confer immediately with Marshal Fock regarding the employ ment of possible military measures to enforce the peace treaty. v
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
CREEKS EXECUTE THOUSAND
 TURK NATIoNALlSTS

London. July 13-Details of the rc- cent Greek victory over the Turkish Nationalists at Balikessra. Asia Minor
 reveal that the Greeks executed one thousand of their Turkish prisoners on the ground that they were bandits and therefore. liable to execution under the international law.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
MUCH MARRIED WOMAN.
 DELlevGp MURDER VICTIM

Seattle. July 14-Mrs. F. E. Cash. of Ashland, Oregon. four times mar ried. was found dead today In the Barker Hotel in thls city. apparently the victim of murder.
 The police are looking for man named E. E. Jacobs. with whom the woman registered as his wife. Mrs. Cash Is said to have three daughters in San Francisco. r.-F
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
PREPARATIONS uNpGR WAY
 v FOR CUP HAcEs

New York. July. i4-Time alloy ance. vital factor to any yachtsman. assumed added importance tonisht cn the eve of the hrst Americas Cup race Of 1920. when 1t was learned that s;n the event of . close hnish tosnorrpw the winner might not become kncwn before Friday. The ahncuncsmsnt the shamrock V. would bs Lptpe's @mystsry sloop and must giye ths Resolute. the American cup dsesnder.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17

a time handicap of seeen minutes and one second because of the chaliengcr's greater spread of canvas. This was coupled with another announcement that the committee had granted the request of the noted Irisk yachtsma n's forces for remeasurement of certain of the Shamrock's sails.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
BRITISH LABOR DEMANDS . TRUCE IN IRELAND

London. July l4-A resolution de- manding an immediate truce between the warning factions in Ireland and the withdrawal of the British army was adopted today at special meet ing of the British Union Congress. The congress also proposed ballot on a general strike if tfe troops are not withdrawn.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
GERMAN DELEGATES ESCAPE
 ATTACK AT SPA

Spa. Belgium. July 13-An attack upon members of the German delesa- ton attending the Spa conference was averted today when the Teuton repre- sentatives carried out a hurried "stratagetic retreat" by speeding nway in motor cars.
 A Belgian officer who was impris- oned in Germany was the cause of the
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
THURSDAY (TELEeRAPHic)
SINGLE TAxERe BOLT
 NEW PARTY CONVENTION

Chicago. July 1.-The newly born and still unnamed third party went into session today with the announce ment that it intended selecting condi- dates. The initial efforts of the con- vention appeared to be principally di- rected to setting platform acceptable to Lafollette.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
WEDNESDAY
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VIC. LEAVES WITH
 125 PASSENGERS

liner Victoria sailed for Nome al eight o'clock this evening with Il capacity cargo and q list of l25 passengers, in cluding twenty two steerage.
 Additional reservations made since passenger list was cabled were F.. D. Leedy. Miss Gunnison and few steer age. M
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
MRS COX poDGES
 SUFFRAGE DECLARATION

Dayton, o. July l4-Side stepping 'he question of q reporter as to whether she is a suffra gist or an anti, Mrs. Cox wife of the democratic nominee. an- swered: "Tm just the wife of the Gov ernor."
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
HUNDRED DoleHEviKI g
 ACCEPTED ALLIED es ss sE s- ARMIsTIcE PROPOSAL

London. July, 14-It Is rumored in authoritative quarters in Spa. that Lloyd ceorze has received message from George Tchitcherin. the Bolshe- wiki Commissary for Foreign Affair.". accepting the proposals of the Allies for an armistice between Poland and Russia.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
Allies Give Teutons More Time On
 Coal Demand

Spa, July 13--lt is announced that the Germans have been granted an- other day in which to answer the de- mand of the Allies regarding the ma:- of the Versailles treaty.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
UKRAINE FORCES TRAP
 DoLsHEvIks-5,000 KILLED

London. July 14-F4ve thousand Bolsheviki troops were killed by the -Bolshevist forces. when the forces under General Gene Alanngel trapned and surrounded eight thousand Red cavalrymen in the Crimea. according to dispttch fror Corst. ntinaplc today
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
,. s. MARINES SENT TO peklN

Washington. July IA detachment of 150 American sailors has been or- dered to proceed to Pekin. China. to augment the American Legation guard The marines have been ordered to the capital as precaution against threat ened revolutionary hostilities there. &C., cording to State Department announce ments.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
TO SELL cHAMPAcNE KINGS
 A1t PRIVATE STOCK

Pals. July i4-Eight million bottles of champagne will be placed on sale July ss. when the sequestered property of Baron de Mumm will be auctioned off at his estate near Rheims. This property was seized in 1915 subsc. quent to the baron's resumption of German citizenship when the war be- gan.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
PALMER TO LEAVE - CABINET SOON

Washington. July 14th--Attorney General Palmer is slated to leave the cabinet as soon as the skids can be properly creased to facilitate his de- parture. according to one of the best informed men In administration cir- cles.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
EDITOR FINDS RICH ,fsl5 {,
 AMBER oEPo8lT-MANiToeA

Tho Pass. Manitoba, July 14---W'ith a gunny sack full of pure amber. Jack Murray, a former newspaper editor, returned here today frsm Cedar Lake. eighty miles southwest of here, Mur- ray reports the discovery of deposits containing a plentiful supply of amber.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
REPORTED AMERICAN OFFICER
 KILLED AT SPALATo

Trieste, July 14-An American of. ficer is reported to have been killed in recent fighting between Greats and Italians during the Jugo-Slav nation- alist demonstrations at Spalato, Dal- matia. Details of the alleged killing and the name of the American officer are not available. ef
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17

Germans rapid retirement. Filled with anger over his treatment while q war prisoner, the officer assaulted an attache of the German deieea tion. The Germans fled precepitaBly.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
4s CONVENTION VOTES TO JOIN
 NATL LABOR PARTY

Chicago, July 1s-The convention committee of forty eight voted today to join the National Labor Party in the formation of a new political party.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17

Whshinston. D, c.-over io.eoo discharged. disabled soldiers were nn- dersoing treatment In Public Health Service hespitalA or under contract with private hospitala. during January. acceAjng to tahu)etsd returns. Tn |6sm{.f [ @shSs fsf;Na !; s esssI
 ssAr lie R4SA IT
 incrsasinG. aS tho msn become fAniltar with ths feet that thsy arei sslitied edxte frse trsatnG1f ,s ~ tz
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
Party Platform Too Radical for
 tafolistts

Chicago. July 14-I.afollette let it be known here this evening that he declined to accept the new party nom. ination because of the platform beinS too radical. fII'I
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
TUESDAY
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HARDING AND COX TO MAKE PRO
 QUESTION LEADING ISSUE

Washington. July 13-A straight out fight on the wet and dry issue be- tween Harding and Cox was forecasted today by Senator Kenyon of Iowa.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
American Admiral In Command At
 -DE Spslato

Trieste. July 1+-Rear Admira' Phillip Andrews. comma nder of the American war ships on the Adriatic. has taken command of the situation at Spalato. Dalmatia. where tho Jugo- Slavs and Italians recently ciazhed. ;ld- vices reaching here say.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
yAssAsslN ATTEMPTS LIFE
 OF HlNDENBERo

s Berlin. July i4-An unknown man early today broke into General Won Htndeabers'a house and fired a shot at the Field Marshal. The bullet miss- ed its mark and the man escaped.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
FLORIDA GOVERNOR REFUSES
 SPECIAL SESSION CALL

Pensacola. Fla. July Ex-Governor Catta has refuser to call special session of the Florida legislature to act on the Woman Suffrage amend. . ment.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
FIRST MAIL PLANE
 CROSSES CASCADES

Seattle July l4-Carrying the frs. :..ail ever sent across the Cascade Range by aeroplane. Rudolph l. Erh. .icman made non stop flight of two tours and twenty minutes from Seattle .u Yakima this evening.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
WlLSoN TO MEET
 oEMocaAT MoMlAEEs eY.hoAy

Washington. July ll-Presidenr Wilson will meet and conasr with Coz ana Roosevelt, tho -Aenocratie nomi-' nees. next sunday.at the White House.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
csrmans Asrss to AnIsd. Term.

London. July 1s-The German delegates at Spa have accepted the Allies demands for two million tons ,of coal monthly. according to Havas dispa tch from Paris, The acceptance Is said to be accompanied by somse conditions.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
soyno Joan,p vlsirino 9l. sAs s.F a.e spiRir CITY

seattle. July 1s-John D. Rocke- fsaser IT. accompanied by his wife and four childRsn arrived hero today on . pleasurs trip.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
New Party Named Farmer. Labor
 Party

Chicago. July l4-"The Farmer Labor Party" was the name chosen by the convention of the new political party here tonight after much debate.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
WASHINGTON srArE SI'
 SECRETARY DEAD

Tacoma. wn. July 1s-I. M. Powell.
 Secretary of stats ue washinston. died here today, ss <.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
Civil War."

Spa, July f4-Membsrs of the Ger. man cabinet here held . meeting thu afternoon. @simons. the German For slsn Minister. just before soinE in ito the meeting said that Germany. "is between civil war and invasion"
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-17
NOTICE OF APPLICATION f{ FOR PATENT M. A.. Ne, 03Si
 N. g.. No. 1241

In the United States Land onics a, tff Nome, Alaska
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-21
OIL L0CATORS CHARTER BOAT
 LEAVE KODIAK

lagvik bay district ana intend to stake rom the coast line to Ugashik aud Hcchalof lake regions.
 One eastern firm is reported to have sent locatorS to Kaguyak with the intention of locating along the coast at that point.
 J. J. Finncpan, who left Seward on the Eloisa is believed to have arriycl at Kodiak sometime today. The Fl )isc ran into storms ana according to "e- ports received on the Admiral Watson, had a hard time reaching Seldov:a where the little boat was at last "c- ports. The gas boat America was dis patched from Kodiak to go in searcn vf the Eloisc and take Finnegan aboard and then on to his oil land goal.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-21
ESEWARD SNAPSHOTS

!. K. HcIzcr and A. F.. MoorchraC, who went 60 the westward to jo,n thn stampede for oil lands, returned to Seward on the Admiral Watson and will probably return to Kodiak on tho Admiral Evans.
 The Christian Science services Will be held tomorrow forenoon at II y, clock and Sunday school at l2:O5 O. clock.
 A reception will be held tonight at the Odd Fellows hall by the Ma'on>, for members and their families. Thc"" will be a program and dancing.
 Fl. C. Wolfe, who has been at the Hotel Seward registering from An chorage, left on the Admiral Watson for Ketchikan enroute to Hyder.
 Capt. NJ. NJ. Jensen will be in com mand of the Admiral Evans when that steamer comes back on the Southwest ern run, leaving Seattle next Thurs day
 Master Mechanic Hedberg checked out from the Overland this morninE and left on the train for Anchorage.
 Fred Knowlton is returning to Sew ard on the steamer Alaska to again become connected with the A. F.. C, force in Seward.
 Jim Murray, of the Cache Crce'i district is Q passenger for Seward On the steamer Alaska.
 J. F.. Beattie, the mining man from the Iditarod, who has been outside on q business trip, is returning north on the Alaska.
 Mrs. W. W. Butts, wife of one 'C the Anchorage business men, and for merly resident of Seward, is coming home on the Alaska which sailed yes terday from Seattle.
 Fl. B. Laughlin, travelling audit,r of the A. E. C., who has been in Sew ard for the past week on business, left on this mornings train for Anchorage.
 Paymaster F.. R. Tarwater left on the train this morning Tor business trip to Anchorage.
 W. F.. Rich returned to Tunnel cn the train this morning.
 Forestry Agent Haneman is a nasS. enger on the Gateway City Limited ,o day for Anchorage.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-21
TO FORM COMPANY

For mutual benefit to all concerned, farmers and others owning land in the valley north of Seward are requested to attend a meeting Tuesday night in the Town hall at which business men of Seward will be in attendance. The purpose of this meeting is to form mutual holding company for the devel- opment of the oil lands. It is the in- tention, if agreeable to all, that the oil lands be consolidated by the owners at present and by business men, so that suitable arrangements cane be made by capital for drilling purposes.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-21
NEW YORK COP. WANT TREATY 10
 NOW BE RATIFIED

NEW YORK, Feb, 2l- The dele gates to the New York state Republic an convention today adopted a plat form demanding the immediate tati- fication of the treaty, with the Senate reservations, retaining for the United States, the nations right to withdraw from the League of Nations on proper notice.
 The platform declared against Ar ticle 10 and a demand for protection of the Monroe doctrine, in letter and spirit.
 The platform also wants war mal,' inc right reserved to Congress and says the labor clauses of the treat; would draw America into new spread by international Socialism. Article 10, according to the platform plank, would cmbroil America into international vars. The platform attacks, the Lea que of Nations because the covenant attempts to substitute discussion in- stead of law for settlement of inter national disputes.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-21
SHUN WHISKEY THAT
 BOOTLEGGERS SELL

NEW YORK, Feb, 2l-- A warning against buying liquor from bootleg gers or "blind pigs" was issued yes tcrday by James Shevlin, Supervis. ing Prohibition Agent.
 "The last liquor legally distilled in this country was distilled on Sept, 8, 1917." MT. Shelvin said.
 Liquor distilled before that date must be pretty well consumed or cX- ported by now, outside of what is owned in private dwellings.
 Liquor sold surrepitiously in vio- lation of the law, therefore, is likely to be either raw alcohol or composed of poisons like wood alcohol. Any drink sold by bootlegger is likely to be a pretty dangerous drink"
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-21

The oil stampeders who left Seward last Wednesday morning on the Ad- miral Watson for the westward are now aboard the gas boat Lister bound for Cold Bay. The stampcderS arr;v"d at Kodiak to find only one available boat there for charter, this being ;nc Lister. The stampedcrs are paying S1O0 a day for the gaSboat to take them to Cold Bay where they will te left and picked up later by some other boat. The stampedels loaded the sup plies on the Lister and are believed to have got away from Kodiak late ycs- tcrGay afternoon or this morning.
 Many Kodiak citizens are also oG their way westward. Deputy United States Armstrong and party are aboard one gas boat and two other gas boats are enroute to the westward with parties aboard.
 According to advccS received hero last night on the Admiral Watson Sev- cral big companies had representatives at Kodiak awaiting for the word that the oil land leasing bill had passed Congress. As soon as the news reach cd Kodiak from Seward, these parties. aboard chartered boats. lost no time in getting under way for their respective localities.
 It is understood that parties are aI- so at Hanna. Other parties have gore to the Lake Clark district and still others have gone from Kodiak to Kia.