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Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
POLES REJECT RED PROPOSAL

WARSAW, AprlI 2.--The PoIish gov ernment has reected a counter pro- posal by the Russian soviet government for an armistice along the entire battle front during the proposed peace nego- tiations between Poland and soviet Russia. It was in their note rejecting the armistice proposal that the Poles also opposed the holding of the peace conference in Esthonia. as had been proposed by the bolsheviki in answer to the acceptance of peace pourparlors by the Poles, who suggested Borisox as the seat for the negotiation.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
EILEs RANkRuPTcY PErIrIoN

MILWAUE EEE, April 2. Gilbert Allis. son of the late F. P. Allis, one of the founders of the Allis- Chalmers company filed petition in bankruptcy in federal court today listing his liabil- ities as s11,220 and assets as SS75.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03

MINERS REFUSE WAGE SCALE
 EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio, April D. Claiming dissatisfaction with the wage increase authorized by President Will sons coal commission 400 CoIumbiana county coal miners refused to go to work today. Their action crippled opera tions at three mines.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
A MESSAGE TO AMERICA

VIENNA April 1.-fBv the AssocI- ated .Prsss)-President Seitz of Aus tria, through the Associated Press. sends an Easter message to the Amerl- can people as foIIows:
 "Thanks to the generous food drafts on American relief warehouses, we are able to make Easter veritabIe feasr of joy for many poor families. wish to thank the generous donors and wish ther> the s-->, io~ which is fiIIin1 the hesrts of .kose benefited by their generous gifts"
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
WILL oUELG STUDENTS

PEKING, March 24.-(Correspond- ence of the Associated Press)-Use of armed forces to prohibit any further students activities was today author ized by the central Pelxing govern ment in telegraphic orders to all prov inces except the southwest This is 2
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
RUMoR LORD FRENCH TO RESIGN

Dublin. April 2.-The F'reeman's Journal. in an article today. advances the belief that Field Marshal Viscount French is to resign his post as lord lieutenant of Ireland and that he will be succeeded by Lord Deceis.
 The newspaper says Niscount French probably will go to Canada as governor-general.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
HUGHES RE.EIEcTEn

NEW YORK, April 2--Charles E. Hughes was re-elected president of inc Italy-America society at the annual meeting today Baron Romano Avez- zana. Italian ambassador to the United States and Robert Underwood John son, newly appointed ambassador to Italy. were elected honorary presidents.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
SPARKS DROPS ROONEY

BISBEE Ariz, April 2-Speedy Sparks of Tulsa, Okla, knocked out Jack Rooney of Los Angeles. in the fourth round of their scheduled 10-' round bout here tonight Sparks led all the way outfighting Rooney in every round.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03

The demand for office help and for stenographers, clerks and bookkeepers for government positions has induced the maf,agement of the Lamson Busi- ness College, 28 West Washington street, Phoenix, Arizona, to put forth a special effort for large enrolment during the Spring and Summer. Be ginning classes in Gregg Shorthand. Bookkeeping, Typewriting, etc Spring term will open Monday, April 5th.- Adv.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
IMPORTS EXCEED EXPORTS

BERLIN AprlI 2.-Germany, durlng February. exported to United States, commodities to the value of s3,SS1, 900. Her imports from the United States during the same period, comprising mostly foodstuffs with a small amount of raw materials. totalled 1S,59S, 900.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
PROMISED SAFE CONDUCT

VIENNA, March 31.--The Russian soyiets. through Victor Kopp, soviet representative in Berlin, formally of fered to Bella Kun and other interned communists safe conduct through Ger many to Russia, it is just learned. On. their arrival in Russia they were prom iSed shelter
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
CARD OF THANKS

Phoenix, Ariz., March 2, 1920. Wishing to sincerely thank alIs per sons that during my husbands illness and death. assisted him.
 I remain respectfully yours MRS. J. M. CALAIS SONS. FRANK CALAIS, JOE CALAIS. JOSIE G. CARRIL- LO. JENNIE G. PASCALE.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
TO FORM VICTORY INSTITUTE

PARIS, April 2.-(Havas).- com mittee of prominent persons, under the patronage of M. Deschanei. was formed today to form in Paris an institution to be named the Institute of Victory" The institute will comprise vast labor atories for chemical research.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
AN IRIsH RoaaERY

DUBLIN, April Fifty armed men today held LID train at Kilonan, near Limerick. and escaped with 5000 pounds sterling. The money was to bave been used to pay off workmen.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
REFUSES PORTFOLIO

COPENHAGEN, April 2.-The Polit- iken says that the Danish minister to Great Britain, H. Degrevenkop Casten- skiold, has declined to accept the port folio of foreign minister in the Liebe cabinet.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
SEEKS STATE sENAToRsHIP

lNOGALES, Ariz.. April 2.-J. L. Sthlemer, manager of a realty and in vestment company here, today an- nounced his candidacy for state sena- tor from Santa Cruz county on the democratic ticket.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
EXPLAINS TT
Edinburgh Scotsmanl

IEdlnburgh ScOtsman1 There is one thing I don't under stand about you" said the manager to the new clerk
 What is that?"
 Every time you see a figure you call it 2'
 ''Oh, that's easily explained" .How?''
 T used to be a salesman in the ladies department of boot shop"
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
TO RAIIEY TREATY

LISBON, March Entertainment was assembled today for the ratification of the peace treaty.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03

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 ? APARTMENTS for rent. 602 N Second St.
 FOR. SALE-1919, 4-cylinder Stude- baker. perfect condition. best light car buy in Phoenix. Terms if desired Phone 4419. - It
 FOR SALE-191S Hudson Touring, and 1918 Willys Knight Sedan, both in Al condition. Price right, terms. Phone Paisley, 4419. It
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
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 Regular Sailings

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 Between
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 and LIVERPOOL SOUTHAMPTON LONDON-PLYMOUTH-HAyRE CHERBOURG-GL SGOW RPISTOL@MEDIT For Rates of Passage. Sailings or General Information apply to
 W. WARD DAVIES General Ticket Agent for Arizona 213 West Washington Street
 Phoenix. Arizona
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03

result Of recent student demonstration signifying disapproval of proposed di- rect negotiations with Japan over res toration of Shantung.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
roo LATE 10 cLAssIFY

LOST-Black leather handgrip name on tag. Elward Starz. Zumbro, Falls. Minn. Reward if returned to Hotel Commercial, Phoenix. T.
 LARGE comfortable room, close in, to desirable party; price reasonable, 214 E. Van Buren St. See Mir. Dabney.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03

Phone your Classified Ads to The Republican. We will collect later.-- Phone 1881.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
TELLS LEAGUE COLO. PROJECT
 IS PRACTICAL

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The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
PACIFIC FLEET SUMMER
 PROGRAM ANNOUNCED

Los Angeles. une 17-Plqns for the Pacific fleet during the next two months were made public here today following receipt of word from the Navy Depa rtment that Secretary Dam iels Is to visit coast battleship divi- sions 6 and s. The two divisions will remain at San Francisco during the democratic convention. Immediately following the convention Admiral Rod man, Secretary Daniels and Assistant Secretary Roosevelt will start on an extensive cruise in Pacific Northwest and Alaska waters. probably aboard the destroyer Chauncey. The two bat tleship divisions will return to san Pedro and resume gunnery and train- ing practice.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
SMALL VESSELS GETTING INTO COMMISSION

The vessels of the coastwise fleet are commencing to leave their winter quarters and renew acquaintance with the briny deep. The power schooners Amy and Jewel Guard have been placed in commission during the past two or three days and several others will take 10 the water during the com Ing week The Jewel Guard and Amy have been subjected to q general over- hauling and alterations. A new and powerful engine has been installed in the Amy by Commodore Winkler and the housing arrangements considerably enlarged. The cabin of the Jewel Guard has also been made larger and more comfortable for passengers. The Amy has also been given a sheathing of iron wood. Both vessels are in the finest possible shape for summer traf- flc
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
SHORE ICE BREAKS TUESDAY

The shore ice south and east of town commenced to break up Tuesday but failed to move from the shore line west of, Snake River. By Wednesday afternoon the roadstead was practically open. the only fixed ice remaining be- ing q few big bergs which were hard aground. Tho breakup released tn schooner Polar Bear from the hole in which the vessel was placed some time ago. To the westward of the river. the ice apparently extends unbrolren to the vicinify of Sledxe, Island. presenting an impossible barrier to navigation in that direction. A small quantity of shore ice still clfngs to the beach in the vicinity of the Standard oil plan. and has prevented the iighterasc com pany placing It's lighters in the water up to the present.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19

sided with his wife at Anadyr, and also killed the radio station operator, also married man. No attempt was made to molest the women By this time the outlaws were in complete command of the situation and were running things to suit themselves. Some time later. however. the situa . tion changed. The Bolshevists raid on the store resulted in the natives, Of which there are q considerable number being unable to get supplies. This so incensed the natives, they attacked the Bolsheviki element and killed six or seven of them, later dragging their bodies out onto the ice. Messrs Me Girk and Bland. both of whom were members of the Casco party left on the Siberian Coast at and near kolyuchia7 Bay last summer, were not in Anadyr but learned the story of the bloody events occurring there from Capt. Han sen of the Amundsen exploration shi, Maud who stopped at their camy on Kolyuchian Bay while going to and from Anadyr where the presence of himself and two other men gave rise to the story reaching here last spring that Amundscn was at Anadyr. Capt. Hansen made the trip to Anadyr from Chuan Bay. about l50 miles east of the Kolyma River, where the Maud. Amundscn's ship was then located, in company with two members of the crew of his ship. One of them return ed with Capt. Hansen to Chuan Bay, but the other, a man named Emmanuel Tonnesen. remainded at Anadyr and is now in Nome. Tonnesen left the Maud in December. At that time all were well and the ship was all right in every way. Mir. Tonnesen bimself is wei and hardy.
 Attempts to interview this party to- day failed. as he declined to discuss the Amundsen expedition beyond in- timating that Amundsen will undoubt- edly arrive here this summer
 Capt. Hansen told McGirk and Bland he was himself robbed by the Bolsheviki while at Anadyr and was greatly incensed at his treatment Owing to the late arrival of the news the full details of the events transpir- ing at Anadyr could not be learned to- day and will he given later.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
SMALL VESSELS ARRIVE
 FROM OUTSIDE

The Nome schooner silver Wave Capt. Jack Hammer. in command and the Hubbard -Swensen Co. power boat Kolyma, of Seattle, dropped anchor in the roadstead Tuesday night. Tho latter vessel is q trader bound for the kolyma section of North Siberia. TT Q Kolyma is under command of Captain Axel Saudmers and carries crew O, three or four men. The vessel is of tug design and appears q staunch and sturdy little craft. The vessel came through the ice without mtshap aa' will proceed to her destination in the Arctic. when ice conditions arc favor able.
 The Silver Wave had q decidedly adventurous voyage from the Outside by way of the Southeastern Coast. Aleutian Islands, Bristol Bay and Nell son Island. The vessel ran into terrific gale while in the ice near Nun
 ivak Island and was for a time in serious danger of damage or destruc- tion by the heavy ice cakes. The crew, however, is composed of some of the ablest seamen that ever pulled sail in Boring waters and the vessel
 was brought thru sound and whole after terrific struggle. The schooner also encountered considerable difficult ty in getting thru the ice around Rocky Point. As the vessel was en- gagged in trading on her way up. she stopped in at numerous points on the Aieutfan Islands. Bristol Bay region. Goodnews Ray. Nelson Island and other points. John Felkel, the well known fur dealer conducted the trad- ing operations. The Silver Wave en- countered the Kolyma Tuesday after . noon short distance down the coast and tho two vessels arrived close to- sether-
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
cHEcHAco DANCE TONIGHT

The Eagles will hold their sChecha- : co Ball' at Eagle hall this evening in accordance with their annual custom of providing q warm welcome to tn. new corners arriving on the Spring fleet. This years function promises to attract large gathering of the che chaco's practically all of whom are still held in town by the unfavorable mining and travelling conditions. The string orchestra from the Coast Guard cutter Bear has been engaged to sup. ply the music. and the presence of that aggregation of musicians will alone provide an unusual and welcome ot- traction. Dance starts at s:30 p. m sharp. Ladies admitted free.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
MeADoo DECLINES TO
 ACCEPT NOMINATION

New York. June 19-Former Sec retary of the Treasury Vim. A. Me- Adoo announced today that he will E. permit his name to be presented to the democratic national convention at san Francisco.
 This decision is irrevocable" Me- -Adoo said. "as the path of duty to me seems clear and unmistakable Me Adoo declared he must have a reason- able opportunity to rehabilitate his finances before undertaking further political obligations. McAdoo's an nouncement was made through friends who said it would result in the waging of an active fight for Senator Carter Glass, of Virginia, for the nomination
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
AMERICANS ASSIST IN
 EVACUATION OF kiEv

Warsaw. June 17-Americans took q prominent part in the evacuation of Kiev. They turned their automobiles over to the Polish staff for use in feed- ing the refugees. aiding wounded sol- diers. and burying the dead. Tho American relief expedition arrived in Warsaw today after six days and nights in captured Bolshevik Dox car. When they departed from Kiev June 10. the Bolsheviki were shellins the city and aviators were dropping bombs. Two automobiles filled with cession when the evacuation Of Eiev began.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
OUTLAWS IN BLOODY BATTLE AT ANADYR
Be|shsviki and Natives in Desperate Battle

A band of outlaws posing as repre- sentatives of the Bolsheviki created a reign of terror and precipitated I bloody battle between themselves and the natives and non- -Bolshevist Rus- sians at Anadyr during the month of January, according to advices reach- ing Nome today by the Russian schooners Flyer and Boring. both of which arrived from the Russian coast shortly before noon with number of passengers.
 Accodring to l.. NJ. McGirk and Cor bett Bland, two Americans who were in the party. seventeen persons were killed as q result of the attempt of the alleged Bolshevists to institute their doctrines and practices in Anadyr The Bolshevists are said by Messrs McGirk and Bland to have been made up of number of Russian rufians gathered from the four corners of the earth and were led by a man named Mikoff, who was brought to Anadyr last summer from Seattle by the Kar- jeff brothers. well known traders, who were apparently unaware of his Bol- sheSist inclnations. The man is said to be a black leg of the worst order and had but recently completed tern, in prison for some violation o, nc criminal code when brought from Seat tie.
 The first activities of the Bolshe- vist bandits were directed to seizinc forcible possession of the Swenson. Hubbard trading post containing q large stock of provisions and trade goods. Mir. John I.ampe. formerly of Nome. the custodian, protested against this high handed outrage in vain and demanded the authority of the alleged Bolsheviki. They were unable to shnA any form of document identify ing them as representatives of the Bolsheviki government. the failure practically proving them to be nothing more than bandits They are said to have made I.ahpe q prisoner but later released him. After the seizure of tho store they commenced to carry off the stock and later instituted wild orgy which was later turned into q reign of terror during which they shot the EOl- chak governor of the district, who re-
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
GOVT SENDING ESKIMO OUTSIDE

Eleven native children of various ages will leave for the Outside on the Victoria in charge of Miss Emma L., Orr, principal of the public school who is going out on a vacation. The Eskimo juveniles are being sent by the Bureau of Education to the Indian industrial training school maintained by the government at Chewama. Ore gon to receive an education. Three of the number are from the Candle district. one. from Council. one from After conveying the children to their destination. Miss Orr will continue East and visit her old home at Gov ington. Kentucky.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
VICTORIA JAMMED WITH
 CAPACITY CARGO

the Victoria of whom 3G7 were destined for Nome and 123 for St Michael and Yukon points. In addition the liner carried q capacity cargo of freight practically all of which was for Nome cOnsignees, and several tons of mail which accumulated at Seattle in the interval between the departure of the Coast Guard Cutter Bear early last month and Juna 4th, on which date the Victoria sailed.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
AVIATOR HAS
 MIRACULOUS ESCAPE

Spokane June 17-By opening !. second parachute after the one in which he leaped from an aeroplane was rendered useless, E. E. bakersfield aliahted unin1ured after having drop ps4 100 feet today. Lattersfeld's pA|pchute was struck by an airplanc driven by H. A. Munter of Seattle, after the former had leaped from 2 plane higher up. Lattersdeld managed to open the second parachute when he was about 400 feet from the earth.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
VIC. LANDS PASSENGERS
 AT ST MICHAEL

The Victoria succeeded in reaching st Michael Thursday evening after q hard battle with the ice foes on Nor ton sound. The liner landed her pass engers but was compelled to leave the harbor shortly after to escape a re- any of the 700 odd tons of freight car. ried for that port, The date of her return her is problematical.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
SoviETS REJECT POLISH
 PEACE ovERTUREs

London, June 17-Poland made peace ovcrtures to the Russian Soviet government on June 9th, according to a report published by the London papers today Moscow's reply to the Polish peace effort was to begin q '.a,v offensive.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
SKINNER AND EDDY SELL
 EQUIPMENT AND STEEL

Seattle. June l9-All movable equip ment and steel stock of the skinner and Eddy Shipyards here has been sold to Barde and Sons, Portland. Ore gon. junk dealers, for the sum of one and one half million dollars. The sale is q result of the retirement of the firm from the local sip construction field.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
HARDING TO REMAIN
 IN HARNESS

Washington, June 19-Senat,r ta, ding today abandoned his plans for taking Il vacation before getting dowi to active campa igning and will remain in Washington for further conferences with the party leaders. These con ferences are likely to continue until the republican nominee is notified formally of his nomination.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
RACE FEELING STILL
 HIGH AT DULUTH

Duluth, June l9--AIore National Guardsmen arrived here today to rein force the guard about the St Louis county jail. where fourteen negroes are being held in connection with tha recent disturbances Involving the hang ing of several negroes accused of as saulting white girl. The newly ar lived troops were armed with machine guns.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
FERRY FOR NOME RIVER

The Alaska Road Commission has installed a ferry at Nome River where the railroad bridge formerly was lu- cated. The construction of q bridge and the upkeep has been found to be very excessive and the miners of that section will have no further trouble Ut athis point.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
IRISH POLITICAL FACTIONS
 BATTLE IN DUBLIN

Dublin. June 19-The city spent an other night oI terror last night asa result of pistol and rifle fighting be- tween t'nionists and Nationalists at Call. There was also q two hour pitched battle at Riverside. Quiet was finally restored by soldiers.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
ktbAAPpek's swiNpLE
 VICTIMS FATHER

Norristown. June 17-GeOrge II. Coughlan, father of Blakley CoughIan who was kidnapped June while asleep In his cradle tn the Coughlan home here. has been swindled out of $12.00o by the kidnappers. The ransom money demanded by the kidnappers was lief. as directed but the child is still miss ing.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
GoMPERS AGAIN ELECTED
 HEAD OF A. F. L

Montreal, June 19- Samuel Com pers was again selected by the Amer ican Federation of Labor as its presi- deEt at today's session. Gompcre' election was practically unanimous, only James A. Duncan. the Seattle labor leader. voting against him.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
 VILLA KILLS WOMEN
 ARMY FOLLOWERS

Mexico City. June 19-Three hum dred women accompanying the govern ment forces on their recent march to Mexico City from the outlying states have been killed by orders of Pancho Villa. according to the local ne~s,
 Fl Democratic. quoting Jacinto Trueba q wealthy merchant of Jiminez.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
REPORTED POLISH ARMY
 TRAPPED BY BoLSREvIkI

Berlin. June 19-Breslan dispatches to the Tagliche Randschau carry the sensational report that Polish com munique signed by General Pilsudskl announces the complete collapse of .he Polish offensive on the Polish .nussian front and the practically complete <: . T,olsheviki.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
NoRWEoikNa TO EMPLOY
 PLANES IN WHALE HUNTING

Copenhagen. June IT, -lsusiness men at Alesund. Norway, int,nd dur. ing the coming summer to use sea- planes for seal and whale hunting in the Denmark strait between iceland and Greenland.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
AFGHANs PREPARING TO
 INVADE INDIA

London. June l9--A wireless from Moscow today declares that Afghan troops are concentrating on the .Af- ghan-Indian frontier in order to at tack the British in India.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
BRITISH WATCHING U. .. NAVAL
 DEVELOPMENT CLOSELY

London, June 1s-Walter Hume long. First Lord of the Admiralty. de- clared in the House of Commons today that the British Admiralty was "fol- lowing important developments in ths naval program of the United States with great closeness".
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
DENVER SELECTED FOR NEXT
 A. E. OF L. CONVENTION

Montreal. June 19-Denver was se- lected by the American Federation of Labor convention for holding the 1927 convention.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
WILSON IGNORES WAR TIME
 LAW REPEAL RESOLUTION

Washington. June l9-It was an- nounced at the White House today that President Wilson has so far failed to sign the joint resolution passed at the last session of Congress repeating most of the war time laws.
The Nome nugget., 1920-06-19
AL.FoRNIANS WARNED OF POSSIBLE eUeoNic
 PLAGUE OUTBREAK

Sacramento. Cal. June 19-A warn- ing to the citizens of this state against the possibility of an outbreak of bu- .bonic plague in California was issued today by the State Board of Health.