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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18
przez gl6wnego sedziego NUM-
cypalnego Olson'a.
KR0TKIE NOTATN MIEJSKIE.
- Dwu m1odych uzbroionych

Dwu miodych uzbrojonych
bandytow weszio wczoraj do
piekarni Karola Marozasa PREY
46l7 S. Paulina I'll. i pod grozba
rewolwer6w zabrali tam znajdu-
jacemu sic wowczas H. Counsel
manowi, agentowi firmly Pal
mer Flour Coz, $2,7S5, a wiasci-
cielowi piekarni Sis i wyszli.
Policya poszukuje bandytow.
- Policyant Artur Wollwage,
re STACEY centralnej wyratowa,
wczoraj Z plonacego domu PREY
3547 N. Halsted ul., starca licza-
cego II lat, nazwiskiem Herman
Rickow'a. Kiedy puiicyant wpadl
dc domu, ma starch polly sic juz
wlosy i ubranie. Wollwage zdial
z siebie plaszcz, ktorym zdusii
ma MIN piomienic i wyni6st 60
IA uIice, poczem starzec zabrany
zostal do szpitala. Szkoda wyrza
dzona pozarem wynos; oko}o
$I'oOo. Starzec najprawdopodob
niej Eye bedzie.
Bruno Roti. ktorego oneg-
daj policya aresztowala o udziaf
W spisku morderstwa I>nright'a,
zostal wczoraj wypuszczony IA
wolnost. Detektywi stale szuka-
ia tego .piatego", ktory miai
wsp6lnie z innymi u}ozyG plan
morderstwa Enright'a i podobno
,,maja" juz nawet jego nazwisko.
Ciekawa rzecz Rito byi wczoraj
rozpoznany przez Vincciego, kto
~ kierowa} automobilem W GA
sic morderstwa, jake jeden zc
spiskowcow zbrodni. a zaraz
wczoraj zostai uwolniony.
; - ]. F. Burhan, LEGACY lat 6s'
klerk zajety w firnie F. s. Sha-
piro, PREY 205 n. Kedzie ave. 20
stall wczoraj ~postrzelony orzez
| chlopca, liczacego oko}o lat 10.
kt6rego po dokonaniu zbrodni WI
dzieli sasicdzi. gdy uclekaf L BIT
dynku. Wedlug t~wierdzenla po-
levi. Durham znajdowal sic sam
W sklepic, kiedy m}odociany ban
dvta wszedl do wnetrza | zaP,v-
tai sic. czy moe wejst do tylnc-
60 pokoiu; kiedv klerk mic ma to
ME odpowiedziaI, chiopak dohyl
revolver i dal kilka strzal6w do
niego. Nieprzytomnego Burhana
zabrano do szpitaIa, gdzic praw-
dopodobnie umrze.
Polsk1 poiityt. Gy w1ekBzy aJ mnie'
NV "a obowiazek poczytyw1c soois
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18
PROJEKT
SWIATkA DZIENNEGO
PREY JETY.

Subkomitct komitetu prawni--
czego z Iona Rady Miejskiej ma
wczorajszej sesyi przyjqi projekt
jedno = godzinncgo oszczedzania
5wiatla dziennego, t.. ]. Cd ostat-
niej niedzieli marca do o~statniej
niedzieli wrzeSnia. Przychylnie
projektowi giosowali alderman:
T. A. Hogan, D. Grove i J. B.
McDonough; W rezerwie zacho-
wal sic alderman w. R. Fetzer.
Personal---very. tego komitetu
alderman Hogan oswiadczyl, Il
"a projektem oszczedzania swia-
tia dziennego ostatnimi easy
otrzymal oSwiadczajace sic listy
cd przeszlo dwudziestu organiza
cyl uni robotniczych, oraz cd
Chicagoskiegn Stowarzyszenia
Handlowego i wielu innych or
ganizacyi i stowarzyszei, kt6re
zqdaja przychylenla sic jego do
zrealizowania tego projektu, Tc-
raz zalezy tylko cd Rady Miej-
skiej: jezeli projekt ten przyj-
ME, bedziemy niebawem wszy-
soy wstawali O godzine wees
niej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18
BURZA NAWIE-
DZA NOWY YORK.

Nowy York, IS lutego. - Ia
brakEo dzisiaj mleka w Nowym
Yorku z powodu strasznej bury
snieznej, ktora odeieia miasto cd
reszty Swiata. o podobnych MIRO
zach i burzach snieznych dono-
sza z wielu miejscowoSci. Powia
daja ludzie, re ME pamietaja Cd
lat wielu podobnej zawieruchy
snieznej, ktoraby sic dasa we
znaki, jak ia ostatnia. Pociagi
wprost zaprzestaly kursowac, u
stall ruch w mieScie' a ludzie w
sasiednich miasteczkach zupelnie
zostali odcieci Cd swiata. Poioze
ME ludnosci biednej ME majacej
wegla jest bardzo ciezkie PREY
temperature ponizej zera. Po-
dobne hiobowe wiesci przycho-
dza z Detroit, gdzie rowniez ca
Ia komunikacya tax ma koleJach
tak ma miejskich tramwajach 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18
Sledztwo w toku.
w PRAW
O'BRIEN'A.

Wyrok wykonania lub odloze-
MIA egzckucyi O'Bricn'a, ktory
ma bye powicszony w przyszly
piatek "a zamordowanic poll
cyanta. R. ]. Burke - spoczywa
obccnic w rekach wydziaiu ula-
skawien. wzglednir wicc-guber-
natora J. G.. Oglesby, kt6remu
~gubernator Lowdcn sprawe te
powierzy}. Obronca O'Brie-
ma, Donovan, wni6s} onegdaj
proSbe do gubesnatora Lowdena
o odlozcnic egzckucyi, poniewaz
wcdlug ostatnicgo zcznania ska
zanca, ME on, lecz Sonny" Dunn
byi sprawca zamordowania po-
l~icvanta. Swiadkami wywodow
O'Rrien'a byli J. Whitman, su,
pcrintcndent wiezienia, oraz Kill
ku strozow wiezienia. Prawdopo
dobnic w sprawie tel zostanie
wdroiony nowy process i wyko-
mamie egzckucyi zostanie odAozo-
ne. Dzisiaj ma sic odbyc sesya
wydzialu uiaskawien, ktory wy,
a., w tel SDraW;e decyzve.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18
ZNIESIENIE DWU ODDZIA-
LOW

Cd czasu zaprowadzenia W
zycie krajowej prohibicyi ubylo
wicle spraw karnych, wobec czc
go sadly municypalne maja o vie
lie mniej zajecia, skutkiem czego
zostaly wczoraj milestone diva
oddzia}y sqdu municyPalnego,
ktorych sedziami byli Graham !
Holmes. Obecnie zostali oni PREY
dzicleni do spraw cywilnych. u
bicgiego roku w domu popraw-
czym znajdowalo sic ZOO wiez.
obecnie zaS znajduje SIG
tylko COO; w w~iezieniu karnem
liczba wiezni6w r6wniez sic Una
cznie zmniejszyia. Rozporzqdzc-
ME z~amkniecia obu wspomnia-
nych wyzej oddzia}ow sadowni-
czych' zostafo wydane wczoraj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18
BoJoWNIK
UMIERA.

Spokane, Wash, IS lutego. -
Wybitna osobistoSc W sferaeh
wojskowych i najstarszy bojow-
mix z armii amerykahskiej armii
J. GROCER przeniosi sic wczoraj
ma drugi SWAT. Prey zgonie Ii
czyi on so lat. Pamietal on easy
wielkich zapasow z Indyanami
znai doskonale historye i wszy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18
staia przerwana.
NIEZWYKLE

Newark, N. J., 10 lutego. -
Niezwykle mieli zadanie pogrze-
bowl, ably wynieSc zwloki zmar-
lei PAM Randell. Poniewaz zmar
Ia wazya przeszto 47o funt6w,
przeto MUSTANG najac specyal-
nych ludzi obznajmionych Z
dzwiganiem wielkich ciezarow i
CT dopiero spuScili "a pomoca
windy zw1oki zmariej przez ok
No ? lei apartamentu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

Polstd poiityk. oy w1ekBzy 0y mnte1
NV "a obowia1ek poczytyw1c sooie
poVinien stale r~eklamowac narodo
woSS naSZa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Ookonczenie re strony 1-szej.

Swieceniem ola najnieszczeSliw--
szych, a szczegolniej "a mAoSc z
jaka ten niezwykty cziowiek niosl
pomoc umierajacym Z g4odu die
ciom. Odznaczenie to niezwykie,
jak niezwykia byia praca / posw'e
Genie sic Hoovera. Tylko zaledwie
trzech o6ywateli pred MIN costa
20 W ten spoSob odznaczonych:
T. Edison, Gen. George w. Goe-
that's i Aleksander Graham Bell.
Propozycya ia wyszta cd Hughe
sa, ktory wrrczyc ma ow medal
Hooverowi. Podziwiamy tych co
sic odznaczyli ma polu bitwy, ale
podz@wiac PowinniSmy tego, CO
widzqc cierpienia niewInnych, z
zaparciem siebie samego, Z nara
zeniem zycia i fiarq swego mic
MIA szedi pomiedzy obcych mu Je-
zykiem i zwyczajami, Pomiedzy
tych, ktorzy byli mt bliskimi
przez cierpienia. Wszyscy must
my przyznat panu Hughesowi,
re poruszyl tax wzniosia mySl, a
lie r6wniez mozemy zapewnic pa
IA Hooyera, re medal ktorego ami
Gas ami zadne burze zniszczyc
ME potrafia. juz mu wystawify
miliony, ktorym ulzyi W cierpie--
mach, re miliony dzieci wyma-
wiat beda imie jego Z wdzieczno-
Scia, gdyz on je uratowai Cd gfo-
du, cd Smierci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

PPNWf> Ras6y IolSn IEeAt .
Rotciowy oEiaSza sic ~ DZlENNIkU
oHlCAGCsKlU DO nistednokrotn"
,ysakonai SO. 50 II oIj!S1taj mt
:. ..IlAR
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18
TRAGIcZNA PoMYLXA.

Pawhuska, Okla, Is. lutego.-
Poniewaz w tych czasach dzieje
SIC lyle napadow nawet w bialy
dzien, przeto ludzie musza sic
mice ma bacznoSci. Podejrzewa-
jac, re John Blair z Wynona ma
zle January wzgledem R. Nc
Guire obywatela ~tutejszego. po-
stanowA tenze ostatni ME czekac
ia akcye zsczepna re strony mnie
manego nieprzyjaciela, ale otwo-
rzyl pierwszy ogieh, ma ktory Cd
powiedziai rowniez ogniem zacze-
piony niewinnie obywatel. Pole
dvnek ten zakonczyi sic smiercia
obydw6ch zapaSnik0w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

zdZierczvch czynSzow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

M naroinku. - 47mei i Ashland are
WARNIK - 49ta i Ashlnad ave.
Ma narOiniku 5lszej | Ashland ave
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res lest do zrobienia.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-24
DANIELS, PAYNE PRAISE
 MATANUSkA COAL

Seattle, July 22-The coal deposits in the Matanuska fields ranks in quail ity with the famous product of the Pocahontas district and are well suited for use on the vessels of the Pacific fleet.
 A great coaling station will in all probability be constructed on the Aleu- ton Islands to supply Matanuska fuel to the U. s. Shipping Board vessels plying In the Orient trade lanes from Seattle. and 3 large coal washing plant will he constructed at some con- .venient point i3 the Alaska coal fields to wash the coal mined for commercial. railroad and naval consumption.
 Such were the announcements made by Secretary's Daniels and Payne this evening. following their return from
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the Constitution through the agency of the republican party
 Hording declared that q reserved nationality" with America retaining her independence. although not hold ing aloof from the rest of the word", should be the guiding policy of the re- publican party and stressed the neces- sity of returning to party govern ment" and to the selection of cabinets of the highest capacity" in which he said "the vice president shout sit"
 Speaking on the prohibition question Harding said:
 AS to prohibition. there is di- vided opinion and recourse to repeal or modification is open. But we can not millify because of that division of opinion and the law must be enforced.
 Harding also referred to the Mexi-
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ditions in Ala ska.
 Had We forseen the acquesition of Alaska when Washington, Polk and others declared for $40 or fight. we must have done more fighting than talking, for We would then have con- trolled the Pacific from Lower Calii- fornia to the North Pole" declared Secretary Daniels in discussing the na- tural wealth of the territory.
 ''fhe timber tracts of Alaska affo-l unlimited opportunity for great pulp factories" he said and the other re- sources of the territory have an enor- nous value ndollars and cents which when developed, will bring great wealth to Ala ska"
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MADSEN DETAILS DIME
 CREEK ACTIVITIES

Dime creek is 2 decidedly busy and prosperous camp, according to lens Madsen. well known miner of that section who arrived Monday evening on the power schooner Amy.
 Mir. Mad en says eight outfits are actively engaged in mining at present. and all ore doing well. Some of the operators, including M:. Madsen. himself. are dong open crt work. some are engaged in deep digging and others are getting ready for active mining. Madsen says, and every man in that section is either working for himself or others.
 Mir. Madsen is operating on No. 6 bench and has four men shoveling in. He. reports two satisfactory eleanurs so far this summer and an ample sup ply of water for mining purposes.
 Wallace Porter is siuicing q big dump extracted last winter on No. 6 above The dump contains 45,OO0 cars of pay dirt and is expected 70 yield around s6O,OOO.
 Jack Elliott, Chris Knutson and Emil Olsen are hoisting and sluicing on No ] above.
 Gloor and partner are open cutting on No. above discovery. employing :, steam scraper to place the gravel in the sluices.
 Olsen brothers are working on bench claim No l. At present they are en- gagged in ground sluicing in prepara- tion for open cut operations.
 Porter and Valentine are hoisting and sluicing on the Homestake bench. as are also Tice and partners. The latter are blocking out the pay for next winters operations. Porter and Val entine are holsting and employ a crew of twelve men.
 Scotty Black recently bought out the interest of John Olsen on No. Dime and is preparing for active min i, ing. |
 Mir. Madsen is here in connection with legal matters and expects to re- turn to Dime Creek shortly.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-24
HARDING SOUNDS KEYNOTE OF C. G.O.P.
 CAMPAIGN In ACCEPTANCE SPEECH

Marion, o. July 23-An immediate declaration Of peace and new effort to form an association of nations based on justice rather than on force" was promised the nation by Senator Harding in accepting the. republican presidential nomination here yester- day.
 Harding's speech was delivered at Garfield Park in the presence of thous- ands of people assembled from all corners of the nation and dealt with q multitude of questions. Some were barely touched upon by the republi- can nominee, being dismissed with the announcement that they will be fully discussed in later addresses.
 A large part of the address was de- voted to scoring the League of Ns- tions covenant. which he character
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iZed as a Supreme blunder." He lauded the Senators who had opposed its unqualified ratification by the Sen ate and described them as "sentinels of the tower of constitutional govern ment."
 The nominee was silent regarding ratification of the Versailles treaty or League in case he is elected. However. he said he welcomed q referendum on the question of the treaty's adoption or rejection.
 Harding opened his address with a broadside at, President Wilson and personal. dictatorial and autocratic government. He said.
 "No man is big enough to run this republic. Our first committal', he continued. "is the restoration of rep resentative, popular government under
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-24
PAYNE. DANIELS PLEDGE DEPARTMENTAL SUPPORT In DEVELOPMENT OF
 ALASKA RESOURCES
Department Heads Guests of Arctic Club on Return From Alaska---ConstruCtve Development
 Program is Promised

Seattle, July 24-As trustee to America for the treasure and potential resources of Alaska, Seattle pledge it's cooperation in q constructive de- velopment program for the territory with two cabinet officers Secretaries Daniels and Payne. at banquet and reception rendered under the auspices of the Arctic Club last evening.
 The distinguished visitors attend- ing included the official staff of the Atlantic battle squadron now in port.
 Both of the visiting cabinet ofiictrs during, sthair descriptipn of sR. Northern inspection trip. just complet- ed, promised departmental support in unlocking all storehouses in the ter
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ritory and appealed for the personal cooperation of Seattle in establishing efficient transportation and other ne- cessary measures.
 In reply the club president said to pledge this support were in accord with Seattle spirit and initiative and declared it an American command to open up this vast empire.
 Secretary Payne in discussing the mineral resources of the territory touched upon the possibility of utiliz- ing Alaska steel in the construction of steamships.
 "There is evidence of vast iron ore deposits in, Alaska" he said, "and I understand if the Lake Union feet Of
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COUNCIL TO PROVIDE
 SOUVENIRS FOR
 VISITING AtRMEN

2 The Common Council is planning to bestow upon each of the army aviators engaged in the Mineola- Nome flight a handsome souvenir of their visit. The, fact that the flight is in no sense a race. precludes offering prizes for the successful contestants and it has, therefore. been decided to present souvenir to each of the visitors. These will probably take the form of nugget jewelry and handsome watch charm medallions of native gold. the latter suitably inscribed with the name of the recipient. date. etc.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-24
YOUTH coNFEsAEs MURDER
 AT CAMP MEETING

Flesherton. Ontario. July A. Standing up in a camp meeting at Salem today. Arnold Love, young farmer, admitted he murdered his mother, Mrs Henry Love. seven years ago. His father, on circumstantial evidence. was convicted of the mur- der and hanged.
 q was. just eating my breakfast. said Love. My mother warned me to avoid keeping bad company. I grabbed stick of wood and hit her over the head. drasged her body to the cellar. covered 1t with earth and then went to scho6l."
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wooden ships could he utilized in transporting this ore to Seattle ship yards for special construction pur- poses.
 He said; "Dr Alfred II. Brooks, our geologist, is now determining the ex- tent of these iron deposits and he as- sures me of indications of vast quan- titles of this mineral"
 Payne declared that no steamship lines opeihting to and from the terri tory should be effected if the aid of Shipping Board vessels could afford propef transportation to attract pion- eers to the North.
 He asked for local support in i'm proving transportation and other con
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bOLShEv|k AGREE TO SUSPEND
 WAR ON POLES

Prince Sapeah. the Polish Foreign Minister at Warsaw this morning.
 "The Russian Soviet government has given orders to the supreme com mand of the Red army to commence immediately with the Polish military command negotiations for the purpose of concluding an armistice and pre- pairing for future peace between the two countries. The Russian command will advise the Polish command as to place and date for commencing ne- gotiations.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-24
NEGRO coNFESSES
 SEVEN MURDERS

San Quentin, Cal. July 24-Moses Gibson, q negro who is under sen tence of death for murder, has confess ed to the Warden of san quentin that he has committed seven murders dur ing his career.
 Gibson also admitted that he had served time in four penitentiaries ani was guilty of hundreds of robberies.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-24
Johnson Lauds Harding Attitude

san Francisco, Jvly 24-Scnator Hiram Johnson declared in a state ment here today that Senator Hard ings acceptance has made republican success certain and his election as- sured.
 Johnson congratulated Harding up on his firm and emphatic stan against the League of Nations and said his words would "strike an an swering elord in every Americrn."
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-24
EAGLE OFFICIAL llISTAkEN FOR
 BEAR | )

Dawson, Y. T. July 24-Preston J. Hillyard, United States Commissioner for Eagle and vicinity was stot ac- cidently when engaged in picking blue berries and died at Eagle today after an operation.
 He was shot by Joseph 2. Howard, a pioneer of the country, seventy four years old. who mistook him for bear.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-24
BENDER
 BROTHERS ARRIVES

The trading schooner Bender Broth CTS which left the outside early this spring and has been cnga ged in trading along the Siberian coast arrived in the roadstead Friday.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-24
RUTH MAKES SEASON st
 HOME RUN RECORD

New York, July 24-"Babe" Ruth today brought the home run record of the season to 34 when in the fourth inning of the game with Cleveland he hit homer off Pitcher Bagley. driv- ing the ball into right field.
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c:n situation, asserting that i've must have q plain and neighborly under standing with Mexico regarding Amer. isan rights, but our relations should be friendly and sympathetic
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30,O00 ILLINOIS
 MINERS STRIKE.

Springfield. July 24--Thrty thous- and Illinois coal miners are out on strike, today owing to wage and other differences
 The strike involves a large part of the Illinois fields and is seriously cur taifng production
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-24
TWO KILLED IN
 CANADIAN CYCLONE

iisina, Saskatchewan, July 2i- Two persons are dead a baby is miss ing and fifteen persons were injured by q cyclone which struck the town of Publisher today.
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NOTICE E

\ special meeting ef the Amsrisan Leson Post No. g, win Dc held at tle ceast Guard Station, Sunday Jaly 18th, { p. m. All-msmbcrs requested to attsnd. H. o. NELSON
 Act Ssc't'y
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70 s SALE

About twenty five thousand feet nf hydraulic double r;vited plps, diameter twelve to thirty inches, situated on the beach at Dssrine. Apply to IRA Q oRToN,
 Wild cooss Building.
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wlckERsHAM TO LOCATE
 IN JvhEAt

Seattle. July ss-Jndee James wickersham. former Alaska delegate to Congress. win locate permanently In Junsep and engage h Iaw practice. ac. cofdiie to statement today.
 Jadee wickersham expects tp leave for 1uneah in few days.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-24
DEPARTMENTAL AID IS PLEDGED
B0lSnEvIkI AND POLES TO CEASE FIGHTING
PLANES LEAVE
 MINNEAPOLIS FOR FARGO

Minneapolis, July 24--The airplanes engaged in the army air expedition to Nome Alaska left Minneapolis today at noons bound for Fargo, North Da- kota.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-24
FORMER TREADWELL
 MINER DIES

Seattle. July 2a-carl o. Olsen. foremon of the Treadwell mine near Juneau, Alaska, died fin this city today :.
 The deceased was foreman in the famous Douglas Island mine for . period of nineteen years and was widely known in the Southwestern section of the territory.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-24
ROOSEVELT TENDERS
 HIS RESIGNATION

Washington, July 24-Frahklin D. Roosevelt, democratic nominee for vice president, today submitted to the president his resignation as assistant Secretary of the Navy.
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Alaska, where they personally investi- gated the coal fields and railroad con- struction.
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AGxlcAN poWGR scHooNEn FOUNDERS

aaA Dseso. Cal: July 1,-Ths Mex icsn pawsr schooner Jacques Condo ' sspoftsd to have foundersd off Aa1aAlan. 1lsnioo. with | ioss of forty lvee. h rspsrts rsaehins hers tcday. :.
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BAD WEATHER
 STOPS CUP RACE

shelter of Sandy Hook the committee signalled that the next race would be held Monday.
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London July 24-The Russian So- viet government has accepted Poland's proposal for an armistice and has or dered the Bolsheviki commanders in the field to arrange for negotiations to that end immediately. The receipt of an official wireless from Moscow to this effect has relieved the tense at titude here. as it was believed the Allies would be forced to intervene if the war between Poland and Soviet Russia continued.
 There was also fear that the Red army would cross the German border and effect connections with either the sparticids or monarchist group in East Prussia and thus precipitate another world conflict.
 | ' ! i'sI
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W K VANDERBILT
 DIES IN PARIS

Paris. July z2--william K. Van dsrbilt. the noted American flnancier. died here today.
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!. Sandy Hook, l.. I. July 24-The fifth cup race was declared off by the Regatta committee today.
 The reason given was heavy wealth CT.
 As the yachts start d back to the
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The Nome Nugget delivered by car tier or mailed. Per Month $l.00
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London. July slTse following dispatch was ssnt by rchichsrin. the Russian Soviet Forslsn Minister to
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tree. At that. moment hundreds OF
shots were sent into his body.
NITRATE OF SODA
WILL BE MOVED

Columbia, June 22.-Suficient
cars and power will be furnished by
the three trunk line railway run
ming into Charleston to move the
nitrate of soda now in Charleston
harbor and that expected within the
next few days, according to a
statement made tonight by Frank
w. Shealy, chairman of the State
Railroad Commission, who has just
returned from a conference with
Superintendent King, of the Sou
thern Railway; j.. P. Walker, of the
Atlantic Coast Line; W. E. Bag
well of the Seaboard Air Line, and
other officials at Charleston.
According to Mr. Shealy it will be
necessary for the railways to fur
nish 2,467 cars to transport the nj
trate of soda now in the harbor.
The railroads authorities, said the
commissioner, claim that they can
only load 200 cars a day because of
the present dockage facilities at
Charleston. The entire nitrate ship