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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-08-19

Six boys entered ,the tryouts for
dairy judging work Tuesday,. These
boys are Lloyd and Frank Stitt, David
Youngdahl, Merle Seawall, Louis. Bas-,
tien and Sigrud Lindstrom. -
Preliminary scoring and judging Of
three classes Of Holstein cattle was
held at the VIM. Stitt home in the fore!
noon. The work was continued in the
afternoon at the F. w. Dobbyn farm
with two classes of Gurenseys. The
work will be continued today and trips
will be made to the farms Of Victor
Beckman and Albert johnson. @ss ~
Mr.. Campbell and Mr.. Hewitt were
disappointed that more boys did not
take advantage Of this splendid work
in livestock judging, but are very we'll
satisfied with the high class of work
done by the boys in the contest. This
work will be continued next week
when final selection of the two highest
will be made to represent Morrison
County on the judging team at 4the
State Fair. G3-
The Morrison County Holstein
Breders' Association will hold an
important meeting in the First Nation.
al Bank Building next Wednesday
Aug. "a at 2 O'Clock. At this meeting
plans will be made for an exhibit from
Morrison county at the National
Dairy Show to be held at the State
Fair Grounds, October to Is. !zss., 10
There has been considerable talk
among the farmers of having as;pure-
bred livestock sale in Morrison county
this fall. The Holstein breeders ex-
pect to start the ball rolling at this
meeting. They will also begin the
work Of compiling directory of. pure
bred livestock in the county.
Mr.. J. R. Howard, president of the
American Farm Bureau Federation,
who is scheduled for tour through
central Minnesota to. speak at county
fairs is to be at Sauk Centre at the
stearns county. fair on September 2.
This is perhaps the nearest point at
which farmers will have an opportunity
of hearing Mr.. Howard. Mr.. Howard
is most entertaining speaker and has
q message for the American people.
Mr.. Gillespie, publicity agent Tor the
Minnesota State Prison MACHINERY
will attend meetings. Of the Darling
/ township. unit together with County
Agent 6. b. Campbsn, on Friday sve
ming this week. He will alse attsld
tho Parker tewnshii j picnic e, = shsla
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-08-19

sat the homo of i. = Basghpan On.
Saturday, August %.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-08-19
HORSE SHOE CLUB TO HAVE
LIGHTS

- The Little Falls Horse Shoe club will
have electric lights installed for the
play this evening.
Tuesday nights score for three
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-08-19
Best Seed Corn Can be Found at Home

Only by selecting good seed corn at
the right time and taking good care of
it after it has been selected can the
best results in corn growing be obtain
ed. Farmers long ago found it was not
advisable to depend on seedsmen for
corn planting stock. In northern Min
nesota only corn that natures there is
suitable for seed. The central zone has
a somewhat longer season and can
grow larger corn than the north, and,
in an emergency, can use seed from
outside states. Southern Minnesota
can grow corn almost as large as corn
raised in Iowa and Nebraska. How
ever, it has been the experience Of
farmers in all three zones of the state
that home grown and adapted varieties
of seed corn give far better results
than can be obtained from imported
seed. The movement for seed selection
in corn producing districts should be-
come general by Seed Corn Time, Sep
tember 5-15, as recommended by staff
men of the division Of agricultural
extension and the state experiment
station at University Farm.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-08-19

Boys who have entered the.S judging
contest to compete for places on the
stock judging team to represent Nor
rison county at the state fGr, have
placed and given reasons for the plac-
ing of twelve classes of dairE-oattle in
the last two days.
Out of total possibility of 1900
points on placing and reasons, the boys
rank as follows: A.zr
Louis Bastien 1859 points
Merle Seawau 1915 points
Lloyd Stitt 1880 points
David Youngdahl 1911 points
Frank Stitt 1409 points
sigrud Lindstrom 1851 points
The four highest will accompany J.
NJ. Hewitt and G. B. Campbell acting
as coaches to the Todd county fair for
one days judging next;4week, where
the fnal'team will be chosen consisting
of two boys. ~.
Considering the training the boys
have had in live stock Judging and the
difficult classes they have had to work
on the boys have doie' exceptionally
good work for beginnets.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-08-19

Rev. Gust Hall will preach at the
Free Evangelical church at Freedmen
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-08-19
Extension Div. Letter
Granary Weevil at Work in Grain BIZ

Granary Weevl at Work in Grain Bins
Entomologists at University Farm are
advised that the granary weevil and
other insects are being found in
abundance in some country elevators
and in many bins on farms in western
and southwestern counties. The
weevil eats the wheat kernel leaving
the empty husk or shell, and also
works in oats, barley and rye. In
tested grain shipped from country ele-
vators has, in instances reported to
the entomologists, been accepted as
sample grade only. Some farmers
elevators have had losses an account of
the weevil of from $40 to $3.50 a car
of wheat, barley and rye.
eff the old infested crop is left in
the bins, or if the bins in which 1920
grain was stored are not thoroughly
cleaned at this time," said DR.. R. N.
Chapman, stored food entomologist,
University Farm, "the new crop
placed in the same storage will eventu-
ally be damaged. Fortunately the
granary weevil can be absolutely clean
ed out by fumigating with carbon
bisulphide, using seven pounds of the
llquld Tor every l,OOO CUBIC feet OF
space in bins and storage rooms. The
liquid can be bought ready for use at
any drug store. It should be poured
over the top of the grain or left in
shallow pans until it evaporates. The
bins must be kept closed and tight for
"a hours during this process.
"Carbon bisulphide is even more ex-
DlOSiva than UasO1ine and no lamDs or
candles or other artificial lights should
be used near it.. When the quantity of
grain infested is small, it can be treat
ed. with perfect safety by dumping it
in barrels placed out doors. After the
liquid has been applied, the barrels can
be tightly sealed by throwing old
blankets or sacks over them.
'Before new grain is stored, the
bins should be swept out and sprayed
thoroughly with Kerosene
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
GERMANY AGREES TO PUNISHMENT OF
 WAR cuLpRiTS

Washington. May l,-'tTnchcr the terms of thss Allied rrparations uit!- ur.ttnn ;.cceptesi by Germany. besiirs having to pay to the k;ntcnte powrrs thirty three idllion. three hundred and seventy five million dollars in gold Germany will t". compelled tn disarm to the extent that she will he left with nothing but police f"rcess and her War EulpTits will be punished in con fo1nnity tn the provisions of the peace treaty the State Ih4strtiuen is s,d vi!Sed
 The fin;naiai provisions of the ul- tiIn;ttuIn are such tfLt tfehrn.Lny. for |, q,L.rtcr of arentury will be pushed to the limit of her commercial. industrial and lin.lnrlLi capacity to meet the otiig.,tions imposs-i by the Ail,:,.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
FRIDAY (TELEGRAPHiC)
RECORD OF WOMAN
 BLUEREARD REVEALED

Los Angeles. MAy l3-Two of the several husbands of Lydia Meyer Southarr tho woman Eluebclm who u.Ls arrested at Honolulu yesterday, w.1'c killed ut Twin Falls, Idaho. one at Killings. Montana and ,, fourth at Hardin. Montana. the pnlIcr officials revealed today. All four of the vic tllns were dispatched by pn.;Lns of poison with thn pbjt4t of securing their nfn insIrInI-, an Of them hay ing policies in favor of the mnltl -mlir- dFr..Ss.
 In addition to being charged with the murder uf hcr husbands the wu- man iS :LtsO nrs-used Of muf1iering her infant child and one brother in law
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
SLAyERS OF TACOMA TAXI
 DRIVER CONFESS

SsaLttlc, May i0--Edua.-i F. t'elton. one ns the four rf,:.ertns Clamp Lew $ soldiers ;LriNstea lin cnnnatiou with the murder of Earl limbs. confess Il late tnhay th:it he feiiel limbs with heavy rock and that Sergealrt George Sh.hrp. James Slrlrks. Carl Perrin and ffhnSeff lifted tileiI' victirn into the tax and finished hlnI. E'pitnn axstat- ed rhnt he w;iss not tmpracstted in rob- hing the body but stated thai the othc1., got g. fIrnn the pock-ts nf thrir vDrtIm
 fthtoN'inE the murder. the quartet. with the bnda rf tho unfortunate Timtcl in the taxdc;,b. dlu~n through Sn.Lttls durirg ths midnight hours and h ter dttnped the slalJ, driver into the tr,rall t,esfnle t,le, I.la.tfic highway about twelve mile. out. All four of the man tell the same story
 Az the crime was cmfnitted in I.trrre county. the accused have tnen remuved to Tacmma for trial Killed Man 10 Escape Army
 Discipline
 Tacoma, Wm. May 1.-The four de serting soldiers implicated in the death of E,Nrl Tlimbs admitted aftT arriving here that the hrutu murder of the un- fortunate taxi driver w.ls instig;,ted by q desire to escape from military disci- phne
 The slayers, in thclr desire to get away from the army service decided to kill limbs in order to get convey ance out of the country.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
DEVELOPMENT OF RICH ARCTIC
 OIL FIELDS PREDICTED

Washington, May 10-The deve1- oInnent of rich uil fields on the Are uNc coast of Alaska was predicted be- fore the House cmnmittse on Terri rector of the Coast and Geotietir Sur vey bluttlu of the Department of Com mrce. Jones expressed the view that the propheaiad odi development would be greatly facilitated by cnunmarciL and geological survey work in that sec tnm of Aasls;, and :liso urged add- tlolsl funds fur Ahfs1tan fisi,e ries cnastaI ,.harhingS.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
COLD FLOODED MURDERERS
 PROMISED MILD SENTENCE

Seattle, May i2--fromiscS that they will not te put in jeopardv ,f their lives by hant,u.s and that thel- zen t.nrccs will be less than q life term. have he.m given to the four desertnS Camp Lewis soldiers who bi7lt.llly murdered Earl Timhs by tn" authori- plead guilty to second degree murder accord nr to an announcement made 1t Tacoma tuiay by Prosecutor Se'- don uf Pierre County.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
limbs Murder Suspects Arrested

Seattle. May i0--s'ergts,nt George Sharp Edwalvi F. f'elton. James Spara>s. and Carl Perrin iesea1 i1g Camp Lewis soldiers. aged frum eightcen to twenty one. and the Misses Lorraine S,fmcer ;tnd Nellie Nillnan. both of Tacona. have been connected with the murder and robbery of autn-chauffunr Tinnls. whose body was located near here tntkay.
 The four mem, It'rrin, Sparks, Eel ton and Sharp were hpprrhende,l to day while they were attempting to rrdSs the snowboumd Snnqualinnie Pass in the numbered mans Seftln. Scott ia sad to h:l,ts made a partial con- fesann to the officers at Camp Lewis.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
NEW PLANS FOR GOVERNORS
 CONVENTION IN ALASKA

Snatth, May Governor Ha.rt, prira. tn leaving Denver for Wash ing trr, n. C.. wired rhr Seattle Cham ber. of ronn1nrt4, tl-. following
 "Wcsstrrr gnvv.ruur's una rtnnousiy voted for the, Alaskan trip. request c.tin,ls Of the Stite to wire the gov erntr1s cf other, states with whom they In;Ly he arquaintrd requesting thesn to hold the gnv,.rnnrs conference aboard ship un the Alaska trip. leaving Seat tie about July l6."
 Action is being taken here along the lines indicated.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
JOHN M'NAMARA
 RELEASED FROM PEN

San Quentin, Cal. May 10-Johr J. MoNamaIT,. who. with his brother. Jamaes D. McNaInara, was convicted after a sensational trial of dynamiting the Los Angeles Times building. was released from the stnte penitentiary here this machining after serving his senttmce of 2 years.
 Before leaving the prison. McNlm- arsl batle good bye to his cell mate brother, who is serving q life sentence for the same offence.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
TUESDAY (TELEGRAPHIC)
TACOMA TAXI DRIVER
 MYSTERioUSLY SLAIN

Seattle. May S-t.ara Thnbs. Il Ia cnna taxi-cab driver Was found mirr- <ipretl in the brush along the Pacific Highway in this county today.
 Tmbs left T.uunLi Sunday night driving a taN-cab with thr*p ps,ssen- gers and could not bslocated until his tr,dy was found in the thick brush oIcslgsiide the highway with the pock- etls of his clothing rified of their con- tents. The car he rlirJvr has also dis appeared.
 The dead taxi -dl;avtn leaves q widow and children, residing in TayAmn
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
DECLARES ALBERS CASE
 NOT CLOSED

Henry AlberS CDnvEtM in Portland, Oregon. of having instituGed esnima ge iras not been closed" Solicitor General Fttiersom declared i'll q statenSent today, but has been merely Nanande4l to the Dlstnit1 Court to q nsw trial
 F'ricrsnn's stilte1nent referred to the recent reversal by the un4te4i States Supreme Court of the sentence of the federal district ro,r- imposing an AL -Geiman activities durtnac the war pesind.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
CURRY BILL HEARINGS
 CLOSE SATURDAY

Washington, May i%-i'ublic hear iucA nn the Curry bill. providing for the administration of federal bureau uffairs .r AlIslsa through resident board to lr known ;ts the tlaslG, De vetolruent Eu.,rd. Will close tnnor- row. after winch the committee will go into cxc'utiN- session on the meas irl-'.
 While thear have been differences of upin lon r>gardine the merits of the tdll. th.. testimony so far given has de- vclnIgd .Ln a!luust unanimous opinion in favor of a1ntr;ilizin& departmental authority in hl;lkjGa.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
WOMAN MURDER DEPENDANT
 KISSES JURORS

Seattle. May 12 Found e1ilN ltst June of the murder m he ht;si rj. Howard. a mechanical eng ncer and inventor, q jury Of eight women and four men tonight closed t'le s"c"nd trdJl of Nudge .~aNyer. holding her not guilty.
 The vcrjoyed wnin4ln proceeded to Vhcr one uf the mon jurors refused her carcss.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
pENBY SCOUTS TALE OF
 U. s. MlSRULE IN HAITI

Washington, May 9-The charge of American rnlIul.. n Haiti through tho naval ucculELtion mtint.i ined by the United States. as made before Con gre,Ss by the thi'tr Ha.aticn delegates who arrived here yeste;day. WAS char a.terize,l ai "ruL" by Secretary of the Navy Edwin n4lhy today
 "I, is old rot. declared Denby "lni lrl sick of this tisiiug of re,ur he dLsprooed, and recur again"
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
WILSON'S POSTMASTER
 ORDER MODIFIED

Washington. May l0-t'ormer pres tdent Wilson s order for i';e selection of first. second md third class post masters has hecr modified by Prcs4- dent Harding.
 Tbs turner instructions required tn" selection of candidates sst:Lnding 'or any postrlaste ship. The present aaLmfnlStrratlon may tlnLer today; presidential or,4.r give to anyone who is at the hoftd of the qualified list.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
DAVIS AsANOoNS STRIKE
 SETTLEMENT EFFORTS

Seattle. May ln--Hsu1inE uncx- petted developments the nation wide strike Of marine workers now in pr, gress is to :t finish
 Washington advicrs mreived here today say Secretary Inf I1Jlor DavIs. to bring about srn adjustment has de- cided to abandon the effort to bring th. contestants together.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14

Acceptance PlcaseS Washington
 Washington, May 11-Jerrnane. the noted Washington correspondent in q report to his press connections today. said:
 ''TNe adminiatratio sees In Ger many's acceptance of the Allied re- .paraninns ultinatum the beginning of new era of prosperity dn this coa,n- try and the world over."
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
HARVEY PATS BRITISH BACK

Southampton, Eng. May 1o--Amer- tcan Ambassador Harvey. m m ad- dreas here today. R4d; 'Thens was nnver q time when AmAr1ca felt so kseniy the moral obligation ahe feels to the moeher country" and offered the M1w that If England and the United States work together they can not :sn, to &,:- themselves and the wnsid."
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
MARCH SYMPATHIZES WITH
 sERGOoLL kiDNAPPERS

Washington, May l0-t;cn Marrh informed che irOlISa. committee inves- tiT;ttinE th. i:rrGdou s.tse that the two hdu'hfr,Gn army s.TGelnts who attempted tn hldn:,p the FhikttI,-lph,;t draft do.lser in t:e,rnany after his csaape from America, had his entire sympathy ''
 "Fhnt,lcTnIort" March sa,I. T n,ight add that | wonld never have ;,jaui tIsIzed to th, German government wh;rlteveu' anslY be the internatipna. l.rw covering ctre u,htter.'
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
GOVT ORDERS CREWS ASSIGNED
 TO ALASKA SHIPS

Ws4aflnl-toi. Map Washington has u.7dcred the Shipping Eoafd's Seslttl. Se;t Servicr Eure;Lu tn assign the first marine engineers recruited by ;lnd City of Seattle for Alaska service
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
GASTINEAU MINE TO
 CLOSE DOWN

Jtnes,u. As May il-The Alaska tiastineau minf,, representing d set en- teen and q half million dollar inv st ment. will be closed down on the first of next month on account of the low here yesterday.
 The mine has been working thirteen levels and seventy five miles of tun- nels and is said to be one of the larg- est mines in the world. The shut down will be permanent according to company officials.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
SEVERE ALTERNATIVES FORGED
 GERMAN ACCEPTANCE

i;eriiu, May i0-rrs,micr W!rth. in pstinting out to tile E.echs,.ly the al ua-nativo confronting Germany in cnnncction with the Allied repaI-,tions ulr:nrttu,n 4td that Germany could Sisyli. thus putt1n.s upon Germany a burden the weight of which could mt which would follow the ucrupatlpn by the Allies If the Euhr cn;ii district. 'Nyith terrible results to German in dustrdal and t-:onomir life"
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
WEDNESDAY
 (TElEGRAPHlC>
GERMANS cAPiTULATE- ALLIED UlTtMATUM
 FORCES DECISION

dse,TaL, May iD-!rhts G-ngnan IiGich- stat, tonight accepted the Allied ufu- urLt1nB dann:Indtpg an ;,lrswer yes UT rp tn thu. Entente WTrar:i lions de- manISs by May 12tb
 dtrMa.,rlIr W1irth. prior toihe vnns. anntRIned tu tha faeirhstag that r.tn euvea,11mnt aS14pttm the uliiuEstlun and asked tlre btnIy to give s,n irrmed- nte de16tion.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
E CHILBERG INVOLVED IN
 TACOMA BANK FAILURE

T-"noa. May lS-indications are appearing that J F.. rhiiberg. form cr Seattle banker, n,ining man and politician. will b" indicted in connec- tiou with lh1 failure of the Sc;tndi- navjan American Rank of Tacoma. oc whsrh hr ~-is onse the president. Larson. the late president, having sue Ceedrd him.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
EMERGENCY TARIFF BILL
 PASSED BY SENATE

Washington, M-ty l2-T'he EmeJ- ;ce,lry TpriY Ril. aftec- severe nppneii- tiun by tlie dlSnS'rits. has passed the Senate and that body now ha.s before it th,s Army Appropriation Eill. carry inf; $32O. 900. 900 in appropriations and providing for an ;uyruy of i5o ,Ono men. as passed by the House,
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
HARDING JOINS
 YELLED PROPHETS

WaShln gtnn. May. i0-l h-essld cnt Harding W;iS today n.ds. ;tn honorary Efo member of the Myaic Order of tfi- Ncilrd Prophets of the Enchanted Rt.ulIn knlripolis' Grottn No Ia degree was conferred upon the president in the e11'utive offices by four members of the local fy-otto under pernssi from the Grand Mon.nVh
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
Aeesptanes Formally Announced

Aeesptanes Formally Announced
 London, May ll-t;erm:lny's uncon- ditioIEiI acceI,tlIrcc of the Allied re- fE1rsattnn demands yv.ls delivered today to Premier Lloyd Gsorge by St tiamer. the German ministu- to Great Britain. .
 Ursler the terms laid dnwn in th, compelled to pay by the end of the present month the first billion marks of the total 132 billisn demanded n reparatioms.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
POLES CONTINUE BATTLING
 FOR SiLESiAN TERRITORY

Copenhagen. May l0--t;erunAn arm ed foru.s have dis.irrned n French de- tacltlnent at kotnep-,butte. Lower SlleSs:i. according to press dispatches received here tcday.
 The reports state further that Polish insurgents are in control of half of the city. Germans holding the other half.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
HARDING SUsscRisES
 TO MEMORIAL FUND

Indianapolis. May io-"t'or thosc sons of the republic who gave their lives in the World War;" Prcsidant Harding has contributed so5 to the fund being raised by the American Legion for decorating the ErLvcs of Antrican soldiers on each Memorial today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
SEATTLE MILLIONAIRE
 CROSSES DIVIDE

Seattle, May l2-,J,mes A. Murray. aged 66. chairman of the board of di- rertois of the American Savings Bank and Trust Company of Seattle is dead at Monterey, California.
 The deceased was q pioneer of Mon tlna and worth thirty million dollars. In early life he was a professional g;lmhler.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14

v-i SkhEW5ly and Dawson lust night. Representatives. r.. l.. Holt and o. n. Cochran left for Seattle this morn ing Tho remainder of the Nome contingent Senator SIndtack. T. Nj. Reed and Jas. F. hlly, will rsrnain for about two weeks longer.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
BANKER LARSEN FOUND GUILTY OF UNAUTHORIZED BORROWING

Tacmna, Wn. May lo-OIe Larson, puea1dent of the tio&unct Scandinavian American Bank of TNanonn. wan found guilty by a jury Inst night of borrow iug the sum of $lo.ooo from ths bank without authorization o6 the directors.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
GERMAN DISPATCHES INDICATE ACCEPTANCE
 ALLIED ULTiMATuM

Itlnds May l0--B4u'IIn dispatches iSAchinE ua FIanch F'nesEn Otiice this afternoon fntti's=lted r,at Germany will ssG4pt ttns All1ed rcpazstIDns ul- rjrrEatun.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
ARMY DETERMINED TO
 GET sEReooLL

Washington. May s-"rhe Army is determined to get Grover Cleveland Besgdou back out of Germany at any prdcs." Chef pf SA6 Ganarl March ddc1ar1d today during tho Cour3a of tessAnrny siven be1use the committee of the Hnass of Representatives en- sa&ed an ANuatlgas5nx tho Bersioii case.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
NO GovERNORShiP
 APPOINTMENT SOON LIKELY

Washington. May r.: Tir Alasl,n guvea'norship appointment is not lilseiy to be fn;lde until after tn. Shipping Board announcements are announced, according tn those in close tourh with the estuatio
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lawyer, walked in his Atep out of a tenth story window here Itst 5tgi.t and fell 't tsht stories, tn a roof rHipin- anS the building from whi-h ne took th" dizzy piunt;c. He Was badi, in- jnred by the ia1 but the physlc. ms say he has 8 far chance to recover.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
SEATTLE morAsLs AsPnvx,Areo

Seattle May S-&faak H. Rfnicis. xtats ssualtor and pionsr bsiaaneas nan of tfts section. wss today found dead an his bed as 8 rsznalk n6 asphyxiation
 Cizcmnnhncas coGaActed with the aAlair mats it didenit tp detsssnfns wa1sther his demlss vt due to aeci- Aank or su11dh4 sntUf.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
STRIKE WAR RAGING
 IN MINGO COAL FIELDS

Williamson West Virginia. May I2 -fiuerilla warfare is being waged to- torn Min.;p County coal fields.
 Advices reaching here say two per sons have been killed and three in- jured.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
TERMS FOR MEXICAN
 RECOGNITION ANNOUNCED

Washington. May II "Hrrngni- tion nf the Obregon government by the United States waits upon iron clad guarantees from that government for the safety of the lives and property of American citizens ill Mexico ac- cortline to high ufFicinf sources
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
THURSDAY
 (TELEGRAPHIC)
REFUSE TO CHANCE
 NAME OF MT RAINIER

Washington. May il-Over- ruling both mstr and rsnnote efforts in that RoarJl today d.anded unanimously aa.iinst changing the name of Mount Rainier. W:rshinEton's famous lofty peak.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
MICH. CONGRESSMAN SUICIDES

Rattle Ctek. Mich. May 10-Con- greSsman W. H. Franhaus..r, of the Third Michigan Congressional District, suicide here today as re- srh of poor healti,.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-14
slAveR oF FlvE
 HuaDANp'o ARREeTEo

Los AnEe1eA May 1s-Aceusea of iEuAng i've hushands v poisoning thesn. Mrs. Lydia Southard. soruaer!y a wniauzs in a Los AnSsies cz1starta. was a4res&sd fn Hsnaiu1ui eDdAys ac- cosdin2 to in6osnaaxioa sscsivsd by the Au1hQritlA.