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The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
U. s. DESTROYER CUT IN
 TWO BY MERCHANT SHIP

Washington, Feby. 27-Thos. Stan ley Woodcock. first class engineman. WAS killed and fifteen others are miss ing and injured as a result. of a col lision yesterday morning between the American torpedo destroyer Wooley of the Pacific feet and the American merchant steamer Steel Inventor of the Pacific coast off Panama. accord ing to information received by the Navy Department today.
 The Wooley, one of the navy most modern destroyers. was cut almost in two by the sharp stem of the merchant vessel and sank while being lowed to land by the destroyer Aaron Ward which, with the destroyer Phillips, has 112 WoJlev survivors on board.
 The damage done to the Steel In- ventor was slight and there were na casualties among her crew.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
CAV BLADES SPRINKLE
 SATELLITES WITH JOY WATER

Seattle. Feby. 28-C. Wachere, Corbiere, consul of France, J. M. Deqnacetlo, Persian cousul, Iarvo Ca.mpos, Mexican consul and Ricardo Metlvsi, under secretary of the Mexi- can consualte, were arrested at he Windsor Hotel last night on charges of disorderly conduct. It is claimed they were having Il me'ry time throw ing liquor on other guests of the hotel and street Isdssers from the apart ments occupied by the French consul. The aco1lsed have appealed 10 their respective embassies at Washington for assistance in their entan element with the law.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
MONDAY
 (TElEGRAPHlc)
INAUGURATION DAY NOT
 NATIONAL HOLIDAY

Owing to some local misapprehen- sion regarding the recent press an- ident had issued q proclama tion de- ciaring Inauguration Day., March |, a legal holiday, the Nugget wired it's Seattle correspondent, asking if the day was to be considered a national holiday. The answer, received Sun day. says such is not the case. -- The presidential proclamation is intended to apply only to the District of colum- bia. -f a,t 7u -..-
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
President Elect in Capital

Washt nG Gton, Mich. 3-Iresident elect Harding and Mrs. Harding ar rived in Washington today and were greeted a. the station by q huge throng They were hurried to the New Will lard Hotel in q motor car. and will remain tipre until they leave for the capitol tomorrow. MT. and Mrs. Coolidge met Harding and his party at the station.
 Harding announced the appointment of Jas. J. Davis for Secretary of La bor and at the same time named George B. Christian as his prfva.e secretary.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
OIL LOCATION RUSH TO
 COLD BAY DISTRICT

Washington, Feby. 2S-peru' It's were issued today by the Department e the Interior lo sixty oil prosnectors in the unsurveyed Cold Bay district of Alaska. The permits grant the holders the right to lay out clams pending an adjustment of boundaries within ;t period of six months.
 Dan Sutherland, delegate cleo. for Alaska. will confer with Assistant Secretary Or the Interior Nogeletng concerning the matter of boundaries.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
SOVIET PERSECUTION OF
 LABOR AROUsiNG cLAMOR

Washington. Feby. 2s-Orga nized in the United States, is urged 70 pro- test against the ruthless prosecutions and slaughter of labor unionists now in progress in Soviet Russia in an ap- peal issued last night by the Ameri- can Federation of Labor.
 The statehnen: declared that after tricking Labor into supporting the So- viets. Trotsky and Lenine began carrying out their threats of the ex- termination of labor leaders. peasant partias and so-called hostages. -
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
ALLIES FORGING GERMANY'S
 HAND WITH GUNS

Paris, Merch, 1-The Allies have many to meet the separations dema nds imposed by the Versailles treaty, now that the latter na ion has shown clear- ly the intention to avoid doing so. steps for the execution of the military plans devised by the Allies to force German ohiedence to the reparatior de mands were taken today when trans with long shouted guns commenced moving toward .he German frontier The guns are ready for instant ser vice if needed.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
FORTY TWO KILLED IN ..
 TRAIN CRASH TRAGEDv

Foster, Indiana, Feby. 2s-For.y two bodies were recovered from T train wreck which occurred near here last night when a Canadian and In- terstate limited on the Michigan Gen. tral and New York Central lines re- epectively crashed together at a cross ing. Mony of the bodies were burned. scalded and mang1ed. According 70 railway ofIicials, the Esaster was caused by the failure of the engineer of the Ajchisan Central train to heed . block siShal at . cross over whic,, autometicany sets q dsrailins switch.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
 CONDEMNS LANDS

Wa sllington, March. 1-"Acceptance by Judge I-andis of the position of srAent with the full and adequate performance of his duties as a judge and constitutes a serious impropriety on his part" the House Judiciary Commiute held today in recommend ing d full investigation at the next ment charstfs recently made against Lands by Representative Welty f Ohio.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
NOME LEGISLATOR LEAVING
 FOR JUNEAU TOMORROW

Seattle Feby. 27-Senators James resentatives E. L. Holt, Ed Burroughs, o. D, Cochran and c. w. Brown. all of Nome and the legihlative representa- tives of the Second Judicial Division Of Anasl1a in the Territorial legssla- t,,re at Juneau. will depart from Seat meda, sailing at g d. m. Tuesday morning.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
LEAGUE RECOGNIZES U. S.
 RIGHTS IN MANDATES

Pants. Feby. 2S-The right of the United States to a voice in the fixing of mandate returns is recognized by the League of Nations Council in note laid before .a1e Council today by Arthur Balfore of England. The not1 was drafted in answer to the recect note of protest from Secretary q State Colby on the Mesopotanlian md Yap island mandates.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
WILSON SIGNS NEW BILLS

Washington, March. The presi- dent h:ls signed the Postoffice Appro- ptiakon Bin, the Rivers and Harbor' S Blil and the frst Urgent Deficiency Btl.
 ,Another bill approved by the e1ecu- tiye authorizes homestead settlers who eu4ered the military service during the war to nglke final proof of their en- tNes at once instead of waiting the statutory period.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
ROOSEVELT JR. GETS BIG JOB

St Augustine, Feby. 2S-Theodore Rooevelt Jr, son of the former presi- dent. will be given the appointment of Assistant Secretary of the Navy, pras- ider. elect H:.rding announced today. Roosevelt is the same in which h's father first attained national promin- ence during the Mckinley administr..- tton.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
BILL PROVIDES
 FOR BETTERMENT OF
 REINDEER INDUSTRY

Washington, F'eby. 2-Provisions are made in the Agricultural Appro- prfations Bill for putting the Alaska reindeer industry on its feet by eX- periments aimed at increasing the reindeer's weight to about double it's present average by scientifically breed ing them. locating ranges and scien- tdfically studying their diseases, para cites and grazing problems.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
DELEGATE CONTEST
 BEFORE HOUSE

Washington. Feby. 2s-While the ,Griesby- Wickers'am contest for the Alaska delegatdship was under con- sfdeirtion this afternoon. Judg- Wick ershain was on the floor of the House ready to be. sworn in.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
SENATE GIVES MARSHALL. -. SILVER CUP

Washington, Feby. 2s-The Sena,e today presented to Vice President Marshall big silver. cup as q me mento of his service as the preEdlng ofiiceh of the upper house of congress,
 Mrashall. in replying to the presen- tntion asserted that his state Indiana. is liable 70 think the cup "is memor-. ial of the Eighteenth Amendment.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
CURRENCY COMPTROLLER
 WILLIAMS RESIGNS

Washington. Mch. 2-John Skelton Williams, compt roller of Currency. fns tendered his resignation to President Wilson, it was announced by the White House today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
French Railways Ready To Transport
 Troops To Germany

Paris, Mich. 1-The French rail ways were ordered by tine government today to hold themselves in readiness tier in the event that coercion is re- auired to compel Germany to mee. the Allied reparations demands.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
CHAMP CLARK IN SERIOUS STATE

Washington, Feby. 27-This bulletin was issued tonight by the physicians attending Representative Champ Clark "Mr Champ Clark is seriously ill. He h:.s fluid in the righ. pleural cavity and irregular heart action.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
STARTS FIRE WITH
 CASOLlNE-3 DEAD

Vancouver, B. c. Feby. 2s-John Daley attempted to start a fire with gasoline here today. His wife Buelah Daley, Mrs. M. MiIled and her daugh- ter Mary, aged five years, were killed by the explosion which followed.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
LEAGUE REPLY TO MANDATE 4 NOTE SATISFACTORY

Paris. Mcrch 1-The reply of the Lel que of Nations to tlle American livcred :o the American embassy here this afternoon
 Complete sorisfact on to the claims of the United States regarding the JaIntnese mandate over the Island of Nap l. understood to be ';iNen in the note.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
HARDING CONSIDERS ADDRESSING CONGRESS
 IN PERSON

Washington. Mch. 2-Harling may appear in person before Congress to deliver his inauguration address. The president elect is said to have the proposal under consideration.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
ALASKA LEGISLATORS
 PROCEEDING TO JUNEAU

Seattle Feby 2S-Six members of the Second, two of the Thrid and one of the Fourth Division will said from here on the Alameda tomorrow morn ing to participate in the coming ses- sion of the Alaska legislature.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
REP. E. w. BURROUGHS
 CALLED BY DEATH

Seattle, Mch. 2-E. ". Burraughs. repress nta tive from the Nome district to the Alaska legislature and a w!dejy known pioneer of Nome. died hara this afternoon after brief illness. Rep Burroughs was enroute to Juneau .c attend the forthcoming legislative illness.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
DAKOTA POLITICS
 DEVELOPS NEW PHASE

Bismarck, N. D.. March, IA pro- gram worked out by a committee of twenty one of the Independent Voters 4 Associations, opponents of the Noa- partisan League, calls for an election to recall certain state officials and for a convention to complete final plans for continuance of the anti Non- partisan League campaign.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
REP. BURROUGHS VERY
 ILL IN SEATTLE

Seattle. Feby. 2SLfep. E. W. Burroughs. a member of the Nome legislative delegation, has been taken down with sickness and is very i'll. Rep. Burroughs will be unable to at tend the opening session of the AL a.ska legislature. The other members Tuesday.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
SEATTLE AoNEYMooNERs
 JOURNEY TO ALASKA

Seattle, March 1-James F.. Bar rack and George and Ralph Reyes ari their brides sailed this morning on honeymoon fnAlaska. The honey mooners intend to visit Fairbanks making their way from the end of the railroad to the Panama camp aboard a tractor.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
SAYS HELP FOR
 FARMERS IMPERATIVE

Washington. Yeby. 2s-Secretary Meredith declared in a statement today that unless legislative assistance is given the farmers. the time is not dis tant when there will be an actual famine in staple foedstufYs in .his country.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
INAUGURATION CROWD
 GATHERING IN CAPITAL

Washington. Mch 3-Despite the simplicity of the inauguration planned already on hand. with large numbe-. arriving from far and wide.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
BOOZE sEARcHERs MUST HAVE
 WARRANTS, COURT RULES

Washington Feby. 2s-Revenue agents must have search warrants to invade private homes in hunting for liquor, the Supreme Court held in a decision handed down today. The Count also held that portions of the lever Act are unconstitutional.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
oocE ATTACKS WILSON ORDER

Wash inston. March. 1-Attacking preesdent Wilson's order placing pos.- masters under the Civil Service, Sen fl tor Lodge. in a Senat" speech today. ealaractel1zed the order Hs "a cun- ning1y drawn huttbug designed 70 keep in office without examination rostmnsters whose terms had expired |"
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
SENATOR'S WANT U. S TO
 DECLARE INTENTIONS

< Washington, March. During l secret session of the Senate late this afternoon, Senator Lodge and others advocated advising :he world that the iUnited States is ready to spend mil Mons to protect it's interests in the Pacific.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
HARDING GIVEN HOME
 TOWN FAREWELL

Marion, o. Mch. 2-President elec. him formal farewell today. on the evening of leaving for Washington to aas1rne the presidency. holiday was generally observed by the citizens of Marion and business houses were closed.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
SENATE CALLS FOR NAVAL
 DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE

Washington. Mch. 2-The Senate last night attached as an amendment to the Naval Appropriations Bill q call conference between the Uni. al States Great Britain and Japan Ia consider naval disarmament.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
Discussion German Counter Proposals
 Refused

Germany that her reparation propos- als will not be discussed by the Allies and that the Entente powers are ready to enforce payment of :he German ob- legations by any means necessary is in preparation today by a committee of the Supreme Council appointed 60 frame reply.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
HOUSE STANDS PAT
 FOR SMALL ARMY

Washington. Mch. 2-The House stood pat today for an army of 150,000 men, refusing to concur in the Senate's amendment to the Army Appropriation Bill providing funds for an army of 175.0OO enlisted men by June 30 next,
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
HOUSE VOTES WAR BONUS FOR
 GOVT EMPLOYEES

Washington, Feby. 27-The House at d. late session last night voted $240 bonus to government employees who worked for Uncle Sam during the war period. -#.#
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
WEDNESDAY,
 t7ELEGRAPHlC)
CHAMP CLARK
 CROSSES GREAT DitIDE

Washington, March. 2-Camp Clark. Representative to Consress from the 9th Congressional D&trict of MissouIi, died here this afte9noon after a brief ialneaT within twehd days of completing twenty six yeas of service in Congress. The deeeased was aged Il years and is. survivsd by a widow .and two children.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
FAMINE STRICKEN ..,t
 CHINESE sUIcIoINe

Now York, Feby.- 27-"phe fathers and mothers of some of the famine stricken districts of China are com n1ft.ing suicide rather than watch their children .starvs to death." ays a re. port received by the Methodist Board of Foreign Missions. -1.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
FORMER SENATOR WEEKS
 SLATED FOR WAR SEC'7N

On Board Hnrding's Tram. Febf 2S-C off r1nation of his reported se1ec- tion Of former Senator John w. of War in the new adsninistrat tin cabine. was gdven out by presfd6nt elect Handing tonight as he neaysl Marion, Ohio, on his return trip frnn Florida.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
FRENCH AND TURKS
 TO SIGN PEACE

Washington, Mch. 2-Peace will be signed before the week end between France and the Turkish N;utionalists. according to advices reaching the gov- ernment. The signing of the peace pact will take place in Paris.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
SOVlET'S FACING
 ORGANIZED OPPOSITION

Riga, March. 1-MoscoW adviceS receive dhere today as to the effect that the Soviet authorities are be- coming per.urbed over the conflict now going on against them and which, for zine started, is assuming organized form.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
HOPE FOR CHAMP clARk'S
 RECOVERY ABANDONED

Washington, March. Hope for the recovery of Champ Clark WIS abandoned today by his physicians. He ds in a comatose state and losing ground.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
WHIsKEY RUNNERS,
 DOING MUCH BUSINESS

san Francisco. Feby. 2s-Fully dozen fast power boats which were formerly employed in the Alaska fish ing trade are now engaged in running whtskey cnrgoes from Vancouver F. C. to California coaet points. accord ing to the fedral prohibition enforce mont authorities.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
REPUBLICANS RENOMlNATE
 GILLETTE FOR SPEAKER

Washington, March. l-Eepresen- tLtivc Gillette was renominated by the republicans last night for Speaker of the House at d caucus of republi- Can melnbers, Rep, James Mondell. republican House leader, was also named to succeed himself.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
PORTION SEATTLE SHIP
 PLANT SITE SOLD

of the Skinner and Eddy shipyard site has been sold to an American firm. Castle and Company. of Washington as a steel assembling plant.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
DELEGATE CONTEST EXPECTED
 END WEDNESDAY

Washington, Feby. 2S--The Wick ers!nlm- -Grigsby contest for the Alas ka delegateship will probably be set tied Wednesday. it is believed in House circles.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
SOVIET PAPERS DROP
 HINT OF SERIOUS TROUBLE

Helsingfors, Finland. March, l. ties in Russia are made in Soviet newspapers received here today. The papdrs refer to an insulrection in Petrograd and call on the workers to renounce what fs termed by one jour al as a mad enterprise.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
PHELAN ATTACKS GOVT
 JAP POLICY

Washington. Mich. 2--During a se"- anese situation this afternoon, Senat... James D. Phelan of California de-lar- cd that the fel....'l governu.en- is quite willing to sacrifice California, Oregon. Washington and Arizona to preserve international peace"
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
ORGANIZED LABOR FIGHTING
 APPOINTMENT OF DAVIS

Washington, Feby. 27-Under the hammer of Gompers, organized labor is making q bitter eleventh hour fight against the appointment. of James J. Davis as Secretary of Labor.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
DR. CRIMSON GIVEN NAVAL JOB

Washington, Feby. 2s-Dr. Cray son, Presiden. Wilson's personal phy- sician, has been ordered to regular duty as official in charge of the Naval Dispensary here.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
Prosecution of Seattle Consular or
 ficials dropped

Seattle, F'ei,y. 2s-The mayor has ordered the prosecution of the foreign consular officials arrested last night to be dropped and also expresses regret for Their summary handling by the pol lice
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
FoRDNEY BILL UP TO WILSON

Washington. Feby. 2s-Congresss has passed the Fordney Emergency Tariff Bill and sent it to the president for final action
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
ALLIES INTENT ON FORGING
 GERMANS TO TOE SCRATCH

London. Mch. l--Preiiminarv moy yemeIlts made by French forces 70 compel German obedience to the AL lied repLrations demands were approv- ed hy the Allied Supreme Council this afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
CONGRESS APPEALS WAR LAWS

washiDGton. March. 1-congres- sional action, has been completed on the resolu.ion to repeal virtually all the special war laws passed during, t'Ic late war pe~od. The measure TOW gees fc tae president. H
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
PACKERS
 HOLDING coNFERCA3E

Seattle March, 1-Seventy five salmon packers are holding a confer ence here today to devise plans to conduct continuous campaign of ad, vertising their product.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
BRITISH CHALLENGE
 AMERICAN MOTOR BOATS

London, March, The Royal Motor Yacht Club, on behalf of Great Brit ain. has c;lbled challenge to America for q motor boat race for the In.er- national trophy.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
HARVEY TENpEREp
 BRITISH AMeAssAooNsAIP

p Washington, March, 1George Harvey has heen rendered the post of Amba ssaS;or to Great Britain and will
 give his decision as to acceptance in a few d2Ys, # was announced today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
THURSDAY (TELEGRAPHlc)
HARDING BIDS GOOD BYE
 TO HOME TOWN

Marion, O. Mch 3--irrSident elect Harding left for Washington laist nigh: after pledging to his neghboI-hood in ;l farewell speech God fearEg and right minded service" Harding said he felt that q hundred million people would back him in such service."
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
FORMER ALASKA STEAMB0T
 MAN DEAD

San Francisco, Feby. 28-yEax Kahs,l, former managing owner of the steamer Hmbolt, which piled so long between Seattle and Southeast- ern Alaska. is dead in this city. @
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
IMMIGRATION BILL
 UP TO PRESIDENT

Washington. Feby. 27-The Inrli- grafton Restriction Bill after q short period of delay in conference, has been finally ratified by Congress and sent to the President for S; mature.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
Allies To Impose Added Penalties On
 Germany

Lnndon, March, Tine Allied lead to consider the character of the pen sllties which it has been decided to inflict on Germany for not meeting their repai'ltion demands, it was of ffcally announced today. The an nouncement was given out following the first session of the Allied repre-. sentatives with the German delega- tion
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
TUESDAY (TELEGRAPHIc)
SIX SINN EEINNERS
 EXECUTED AT CORK

Cork, Ireland, Feby 2S-Six Sim F'einnelts were xecu.ed today by q British firing squad at the military barracks here. The men were sen fenced at a military court martial.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
Japan Not Opposed To U. S. Demands

Paris. March. l-"Japan is willing to concede to America control of the cables and stations on the island of lap but desires to retain here man. date" Baron lshii told .he League If Nations council today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
NO CHANCE FOR SOLDIER
 BONUS THIS SESSION

Washington, Mch. An hope for the enactunen: this session of the Sol diers Bonus MBill was abs ndone1 = day by its proponents.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
WILL INVESTIGATE K
 WooLSEY SINKING

Washington. F'eby 2S-A rnval court of inquiry into the sinldne of the United States destroyer Woolsey by the steamer Steel Inventor ofA the Mexican cnast has been ordere& by the Navy Depa rtrnent.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
WASHINGTON COAL WAGES
 TO DROP a PER c1e

Seattle March. 1.-The coal miners in this state V duced 2s per cent. aKef Is. 1t was announced tQ
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
FoRDNEY BILL UP TO WILSON

e Washington, March, Tine Ford ney Emergency Tariff Bill was deliv- cred at the White House today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
PANAMA oIsIPATEs WAR cLouDs

Washington Feby 2s-Threa;eled war between Panama and Costa Hca was avoided as a result of overtQ1es made by the Panama Legation heH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
WYOMING OIL. IN DROP
All Grades Reduced: Other CUTS Are
Made by Big Purchasers; rank
Wagon Gasoline Down.

HOUSTON, Texas, Jan. 20
oming crude oils today joined the
procession of petroleum declines
with SO cents "A barrel reductions
according to the National Petroleum
News branch office here. These GUS
were in addition to the twenty-five
cents cut also effective today COW
oring Indiana, Illinois and ONO
crudes, together with two cent re-
duction by standard OH COMPANY OF
Indiana in Chicago tank wagon
price of gasoline to - cents inc
chicago tank wagon price ON k'r"-
sonc also was cut three Genus 10
10 l-2 cents.
wyoming crude grades were re-
duccd as follows: co.
Grass Creek 60 cents TO SOU
Elk Basin 50 cents to 500; BlS
Muddy so cents to S2,2j; Lance
Creek so cents to s2.55; Rock Creek
40 cents to sass.
In North Texas high grade tlelds'
embracing both Ranger ana butk
Burnett, the Texas company, lhe
Gulf Pipe Line company and the
Humble oil and Refining company
had all met the j0-cent reduction
posted yesterday at Independence
kan, by the Prairie OH and Gas
company on midcoutipent ana North
Texas high grade Crudes. whlcn
brought these grades to So barrel