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The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
REPORTED PETRoGRAD
 REVOLT SUPPRESSED

London. Mch. 13-Aoocrding to the Russian Union agency at Helsingfors Finland. the Petrograd revolt has been suppressed and twenty five hundred soldiers implicated in the revolt have been executed by the Bolsheviki.
 Another message reports that the Kfef, Tauibov and Orel and that one hundred and fifty Soviet Commissaries have been crucified by the revolution ists at TRritsyn.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
MONDAY
 (TELEGRAPHiC)
SENATOR cUMMiNS URGING GOVT TRANSPORTATION
 FOR ALASKA

Washington, Mch. 13-Senator Cu1nmins. chairman of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee, Is concerning himself in the governments railroad building operations in Alaska and is not only endeavoring to secure an alteration in the present construc- ton management and early completion of the road but is also urging the estab- lishment of government steamship line between Seattle and the territory to assist the road and help populate the territory through lower transpor- tation rates.
 Senator Cummins has jus: concluded a series of conferences with Secretary Fall of the Interior Department in which the senator urged on the secre- tary these policies:
 First-Eliminatio of the army from any connection with the railroad specifically meaning the removal of Mears as chairman of the Alaska En- gineering Board.
 Second Establishment of civilian control or operations by the appoint ment of general manager for the property. to complete the railroad and operate r..
 Third-Appropriatio of ten million dollars for the completion of the rail road.
 Fourth-Establishm of q govern ment line of steamships to ply between Seward and Seattle in connection with the railroad. providing freight and passenger rates sufficiently low to de- yelop traffic and permit the territory to acquire its needed growth in popu = 1a.ion.
 Cmmins told Secretary Fall that high water transportation rates are the direct cause of the territory's loss of population in .he last ten years. The senator said further that according to his information the existing steam ship lines to Alaska are controlled by the copper mining interests. Cum mins is in favor of continuing govern ment operation of both railroad and steamship lines.
 Secretary Fall was much impressed by the arguments presented and indi- cated that he would give the entire problem of Alaska immediate study and attention.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
GOVT BUREAUS ExToLLS
 ALASKA TRADE

Washington. Mch. 16-According to vision Of Statictics of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. trade between the United States proper anG Alaska in 1920 was one Of the most productive and wholesome trades .''c country possessed, the statement dis closing that the people of Alaska have a larger purchasing power per capita than the peoples of any other extra States and equally as large d produc- tive people.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
BULSHEViki ATTACKING
 kRONSTADT FORT

London, Mch. 15-The Bolsheviki are reported in Finnish dispatches at tacking !he revolutionary stronghold at Kronstadt.
 A Bolsheviki aeroplane was shot down today by the Kronstadt guns ac cording to q dispatch to the Times from Abo. Finland. and attacks on tn forts outer works by Soviet aimnred cars over the Neva ice were repulsed. One of the cars is reported to have been sunk in the river by artillery fire
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
BRITISH TO SEND
 MISSION ToU s.

Washington. Mch. l5-The British government has begun the organiZa- :ion of q special mission which it pro- poses to send to the United States. ac- cording to adVices received by the State Department. The mission will formally convey to the new adininis- :ratiun it's congratulations and wishes for success and will then proceed to standing questions and discussions now between this government and Grea. Britain. it was stated.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
YOUNG FRESHMEN
 CONTEMPLATING MARTYRDOM

Dublin. Ireland. Mrh. 17-De Nn- lera. in d newspaper interview today. in discussing :he present situation in Ireland said; ''The young men of Ire land are saying to themselves:
 At best the span of life is only seventy years. We must all die; Sp why not now, in circumstances ike these? Never perhaps, as by dying in such cause as Ireland's could We do so much for the world.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
LAPS PLANNING BIG
 NAVAL AVIATION PROGRAM

Washington, Mch. 16-The embar- kation of Japan on an elaborate pro gram of naval aviation is to he expect ed in the near future. in the opinion of government officials. That such q move is contemplated is indicated by the present activity of Japan in the purchase of aeroplanes in Europe and an endeavor to enlist the expert advise of British naval flyers.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
CLAIMED WHOLE WAR FLEET
 MAY BE SENT TO PACIFIC

Washington. Mch. 1.-The East ern press this morning carries arti- cles to the effec. that the Navy De- partment is considering transferring the entire fleet to the Pacific.
 Secretary of the Navy Denby re- fused to discuss the matter. ''There at present." he said.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
WEDNESDAY (TELEcRAPhIc)
ALLIES DEMAND 2 BILLIONS
 FROM GERMANY MAY 1

Parls, Mch. 16-The Allied Repara tions ConMnittee has called upon Ger many to pay two billion marks in gold, comm odities, ships or negotiable securities by May l, at the same time informing her that out of this sum the expenses of the aMnies of occupation will first be met before any portion is credited to Germany as reparation funds.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
STATE DEPT f
 PRESENTS BOUNDARY
 SETTLEMENT PLANS

Washington, Mch. 14-Acting un- der the provisions of the treaty nego- ,.iated by William Jennings Bryan while Secretary of State. the State department has dispatched a note out- lining a settlement of the boundary dispute between Panama and Costa Rica. which is expected to receive the endorsement of the two countries.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
GOVT TO DIVERT
 IMMIGRANTS TO FARMS

Washington, Mch. 15-1lans to di- vert incoming immigrants from the cities and to coordinate :he agencies of the Department of the Interior. De- partnent of Labor and the Depart ment of Agriculture so as to place .he new corners on small farms. were an nounced today by Commissioner Gen eral Of Immigration Husbands.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
ALASKA COD FISH ScHooNERS
 DAMAGED BY FIRE BUGS

San Francisco, Mch 1.-The Alas ka Goldfish Company schooners City of Papeete. City of Glendale and City of Bangor, all three of which have been lying in Redwood Slough here, were badly damaged today by fire or all legged incendiary origin. The schoon- CTS are employed by :he Company in the Boring Sea fishing trade.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
THOUSANDS PRAY WHILE
 SINN FElNNERs DIE

Dublin. Ire. Mch. 14-six Sim Ffenners were executed in Mounttoy prison by the British authorities to- day. While the executions were In progress a crowd estimated at twenty thousand or more persons knelt in prayer outside the walls. presenting ons. q nc most dramatic pictures pn FeeuNd.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
TUESDAY (TElEGRAPHIC)
GOVT CONCENTRATING
 ALL WAR AlRPlANES

New York. Mch. 15-In conformity to new army orders, nearly all army airplanes of the bombing type. and planes. are being drawn from the var ious government flying fields for con- centration at Langley Field Vorginia.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
3 AMERICANS KILLED BY
 MEXICAN ROBBERS

Washington, Mich. 17-Williain Roper. & Brown and Earnest F.. Small. Americans. were murdered at Tampico, Mexico, on March 10 by rob bers, the State Department was ad- vised today by the American Consul at Tampico
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
MOTHER OF SIX WAR VICTIMS
 GIVES HARDING PRESENT

Seattle, Mch. 16-Mrs Emma Vii sons were killed while serving with the British Army in the World War, this afternoon mailed to President Hard plated wash cloth rack of her own make
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
COL. HARVEY APPROVED AS
 AMBASSADOR TO BRITAIN

London. Me l6 The Rrit;sh gov crnment today gave it's formal ap- proval to the proposed appointment. ot Col. Harvey as United States Ambass- ad'r to Great Britain.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
WILSON ARMY
 PROMOTIONS RATIFIED

Washington. Mch. 14-Five thous- and army promotion nominations submitted by Wilson before the change in administration have been confirmed by the Senate.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
TALAAT PASHA ASSASSlNATED
 IN BERLIN

Berlin, Mich. 15-Talaat Pasha, for nance of Turkey and one of the chief figures of the Ottoman empire during the late war. was assassinated today in a suburb of Berlin. The murderer was an Armenian student who is under arrest.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
JURY DISAGREES,
 MOB HANGS PRISONER

Versailles, Kentucky, Mch. 13-A triad jury having failed to agree on penalty for :he murder of which he was convicted Saturday night. a mob today took Richard James. a negro fro mthe jail here and hanged him from a tree.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
HARDING ASKS REVIEW
 OF oEBS' CASE

Washington. Mch. 17-President Harding has become interested in the case of Eugene V. Debs. the Socialist leader. now serving a prison term for draft obstruction, and has requested :he Attorney General to submit to him a review of the case, according to {, Judiciary Department announcement today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
PACKERS AND
 EMPLOYEES NEGOTIATING

Washington, Mch. 14-Representa- tives of the meat packing industry and their employees are scheduled 10 meet Secretary of Labor James J. Davis on March 2 to adjust their wage dis putes, according to an announcement today
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
WASHINGTON SOLDIER BONUS
 PAYMENTS COMMENCE

Olympia, Win Mch. 14-The State will begin payment Wednesday of the claims presented by ex service men f,r compensation under the Soldiers Bon us Act passed by :he last legislature. The payments to be made will total eleven million dollars
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
BRITISH TO PUT HEAVY
 TAX ON GERMAN GOODS

London, Mch 16-The House of Commons today decided that the Ger man Preparations Bill, providing for .he obligatory payment in German bonds of 30 per cent of the purch price of imported G'rman goods ehaI go into effect on March 8
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
PERPETUAL MEMORIAL
 FOR WILSON PROJECTED

New York, Mch. 16-A movement was launched here today to establish perpetual memorial in honor of Woodrow Wilson, the man who pro- jected into the world the idea of the League of Nations"
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
PAYNE RESIGNS AS RAILROAD
 DIRECTOR GENERAL

Wa ashing!on, Mch. 15-Announce- ment was made today that Payne has presented his resignation as Director General of Railroads.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
ASSISTANT TREASURY
 SECRETARY NOMINATED

Washington. Mch. 1f-Eliiott Wadswo orth of Boston has been noni- hated by President Harding to be an Assistant Secretary in the Treasury Department.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
WARN FiNNS
 TO AVOID REBELS

Helsingfors. Finland, Mch. 14--. Warning from the Bolshevki was re- ceived today by .he Finnish govern- ment not to communicate s5 any way with the Kronstadt stronghold of the stronghold of :he anti Soviet revolu- tionists
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
ROTARY CLUB
 HOLDING CONFERENCE

Seattle, Mich. IA conference of Rotary Club representatives of nine teen cities of the Northwest opened here today with fifteen hundred dele gates present.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
5000 SOUND COAL
 MINERS ON STRIKE

Seattle. Mch 16-Three thousand coal miners of the Black Diamond and other nearby coal districts have gone on strike, refusing to accept the reduc- tion Of wages of g per cent scheduled 70 become effective yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
SEATTLE MINISTER BURNED TO DEATH

Seattle Mch. l3-Rev. Wilbert R. Howell was burned to death here to- day when the bath robe he was wear ing caught fire from gas heater in his Belmont Avenue residence.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
INDICATED ALLIES TO OCCUPY
 MORE GERMAN TERRITORY

Dusseldorf, Germany, Mel, ih--- from the occupied areas n- Western Germany and there is an eXpectatio ! that their coming may foresha dow thc occupation of Mulhelm, on the Ruhr River four miles east of here toward Essen.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
FIVE DIE IN TRAIN FIRE

Pueblo, Mch. 15-Five persons were sleeping car on Denver and Rio Grande train caught fire here carly this morning.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
SPECIAL SESSION CONGRESS
 STARTS APRIL ii

Washington. Mch. 15-April II Is the date definitely fixed by President Harding for the scheduled special ses- sion of Congress, according to Q White House announcement: today
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
TRoTSkY MAKES ovERTURES FOR
 COMPUTATION OF
 kRoNSTADT

London. Mch. 17-Trotsky is re- ported in London Times dispatch from Stockholm today to be making new overtures to the anti Soviet rev. olutionists for the equalization of Kronstadt fortress, following the fail- ure of all Soviet efforts to regain pos- session of the famous stronghold.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
VETERAN SLATED FOR ASST
 WAR SECRETARY

Washington, Mich. 14-J. NJ. Vain wrigh. of New York, who served in the late war as 2. National Guard di- appointment as Assistant Secretary of War.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
NEXT ROTARY CONVENTION
 AT VANCOUVER

Seattle Mch. l5-Nancouver. Brit ish Columbia, was selected for the 1923 1neting of the International Rot ary Club conference by the convention now in session here.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19

No need to worry about the wash woman not showing up on wash day # you own d Cataract electric washer. Pays for itself in short time Inquire Nugget office for particulars
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
HARDING REFUSES TROOPS
 FOR IRISH PARADE

Washington, Men. 17-President Harding has refused to permit enlist ed men of the army and navy to para lc in an Irish demonstration schedulel -% take place in Boston today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
coNGREsSWoMAN RANKIN
 IN NEW ROLE

Chicago, Mch. 13-Congresswoman preside at the forthcoming meeting of the National Consumers League as states secretary.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
BRITISH SIGN TRADE
 AGREEMENT WITH sovIETs

Lonaon. Mch. 1s-rrade agree Ments pnder which commercial reIa- tons will he resumed between Great Bri.aD and Russia were signed here this morning,
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
BIG PUes TO SCRAP
 in AMERICA

New York, Men. 15-"The cham pionship match between Carpenter and Dempsey will not be held in Eur ope. as recent reports have stated. but will take place in American territory" promoter Tex Rickard announced to- day.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19

Secretary of State was sent 70 tine Senate by President Harding today and was immediately confirmed.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
ROTARIANS ELECT
 NEW GOVERNOR

seattle, Mch. 15-E. l.. Skeel. t Seattle lawyer, has been elected Gov ernor of the Northwest District Ro- tarv Club organization by the confer enoe here.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
RUMANIAN QUEEN TO VISIT U. $

Athens Mch. 14-Queen Maria of Rumania will visit America soon, she announced here Sunday.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
CUBA ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT

Havana. Mch. 16--Dr. Alfredo Zayas has been elected president of Cuba.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
NEW YORKER CONFIRMED FOR
 ASSISTANT sEc'Tv OF STATE

Washington, Mich. ls-The nomi- nation of Robert Woods Bliss of New York for the post of Third Assistant
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
SENATE EXTRA SESSION ENDS

Washington, Mch. 15-The extra session of the Senate which began March |, ended at noon today
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
EXPLOSION WOUNDS IRISH COPS

Dublin. Ireland, Mch. 15-Five po- lice recruits were wounded here today by an explosion. nj,
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
ALASKA ITEMS

w. E. Maas, q seat'Ie oil land Ia- csrtor at Cold Bay, is closing negoti,- tions for a standard drll on his prop orty and expects to start to erect buildings in preparation for drilling early in he spring
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19
STEVE o'BRlEN, DAWSON
 PIONEER, DEAL

San Francisco, Mch. 14-Ste1e e OBrien, a pioneer saloon man of Daw- son. Yukon Territory, Seattle and Vic toria, E. C. is dead here.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19

The r. F.. Harris Company. oper.lt- ing canneries in Alaska has increased its capital stock from slo0 oo0 to s750. GOO
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19

sps.erih- NOW ser tl. N.m. Susl.,
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-19

Ar. yoU . sss.e-iI.r Mr. Re.s--
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04

Let the government ret the example
to tho nation yes, but let tho nation set
tho example to the government" he
urged "rhcn cabinet has appointed n
committee To cut down expenditure, and
! suggest there should be n committee IN
every household To cut down espendi-
lures. | know what will happen
''Divorccp someone shouted, and every
body laughed
Each member Of the family, "Lloyd
George went on, will want TO cut tho
expenses of the other. The women will cut
down the cigar bill and the mon the dress
bill That il what happens in the public
expenditure But IL is essential, if the
nation is to recover. that there should
bc rigid. ruthless economy for some time
IA IN me
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04

peal by the newly elected president of tho
United States to the American people for
all-romd economy and ] make the same
appeal 60 tho people of this country, said
the Premier Mt dinner of the Federation
of British industries.
MIR. Isolyd George warned his hearers
that period Of great and inevitable de
preston was coming and the question WAS,
hc said. how 20 shorten or to mitigate It's
evils.
Europe is standing in front of our
shop windows" he went on, ut wants To
buy, but IL is in rags and its pockets are
full of paper. 'In the good book there Is n
great story of men who reconstructed o
broken city with trowel in ono hand
and n sword in the other; but Europe must
set Ia work with both hands
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04
Lloyd GEORGE URGES
PRACTICE OF THRIFT
Says Period of Great and lncvi-
table Depression is Coming
to World.

py Associated Press 10 every Evening
London, Dec l7.-Prcmler Lloyd Geo
has adopted the example of President
elect Harding of the United States and
,saucd plea 10 tho public TO practice thrift.
II have seen very sound and sensible ap
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04

Values never equaled even before the war. In
cluded are richly fur-trimmed models rich silk-lneC
models etc Of all wool Polo, Velour. Silvertone
PlIshes Chases Beavers-all other wanted highgrad,
rna,erials-all colors-women 5 and misses sizes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-04

that will quickly find new owners for the
attractive garments offered, with lower
ing of price such as we have not been able
to offer for years, and an unusually at
tractive assortment of women's ready to-
wear coats, suits. skirts and furs, there is
every reason to believe that the brisk
buying will be maintained throughout.
Every womans garment reduced 25go
to 500.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-22
Connecticut College Notes.

The Connecticut College News, of which Miss Abby Gallup, '21, of Norwich is editor-in-chief, notes that at eleyen-ff- teen this CTuesday) morning is the time set for the Washington Birthday exer- cises, which will be held in the gymnasi- um.
 Elizabeth Nagy while A.udyjng for her Rh. D., in philosophy, at/Yale, is also connected with the public health de- partment of New Haven. During her visit she gave the members of Zoology 11-12 an interesting talk nthis phase of her work.
 Clarissa Ragsdale. 20, who is studying in Boston at Miss Child's school, re- ceived second mention from Beaux Arts in New York for an Italian Renaissance problem
 President and Mrs. Benjamin T. Mar shall gave a reception Monday even ing.
 Frederick Monsen is to be the speaker at convocation Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The subject will be Vanishing Indian trails. As a mep1ber of the United States geological survey Mir. Mon- sen began his Investigations among the Indians of America and later made simi-
 lar journeys of observation in Latin | America, travelling extensively also in Europe. He was the first artist to recog- | nize the great scientific value of a photo graphic record of the ancestral customs | and ceremonies which will soon have l passed from the lives of these peoples un. der the influence of advancing cfviliza. | ton. He speaks entertainingly rather | than lectures, but if he did neither ther, would be enough of interest in the won. | derful paintings thrown on the screen for his illustrations are not the usua tinted lantern slides. The friends of the college will be welcome to attend thi. | lecture.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-22
HORSES AND OXEN HELP
 YANTIC IN sNOWsTORM

Sundays big snow storm made the Yantic people who never. saw a winter rot in the sky pleased and as long as snow storm was due many rejoiced in the fact that it came just at this holi- day season so that shoeing, coasting, to- bogganing and skiing could be enjoyed.
 Yantic was cut off from trolley service early Sunday because the snow blow left the track near the granary, but Monday morning the cars were able to get up as far as the home of Edward Wheeler and continued to run as far as there all day.
 The trains on the Central Vermont road were running on fairly good sched- ule. The boat train was an hour late but results of. the storm were less severe than at the New London terminal Road Foreman M. J. Shea had the Yantic yard well cleared Monday.
 The road blows on the state road were unable to make any progress Curing Sundays storm but Monday the different road gangs were busy clearing out the culverts, gutters and aiding in making the road travel clear.
 A few of the auto milk trucks went through but horses were used George Avery of Smiths Corner had a four-hor7e team on the road that attracted consid. erable attention, going through the city but not less so than H. E. Howe's loca service wagon drawn by two huge oxen All in all. it has been a picturesque storm and awakening the people wht thought we were going to slide by with out any. inconveniences this winter.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-22
EMPLOYED BOYS LOSE IN
 COMPETITIVE GYM MEET

The employed boys gym class of the New London Y. NJ c. A. and the em- ployed boys of the local Y M c. A. held a competitive gym meet in the local Y. M. c. A. on Monday evening. A squad of 16 boys from the New London 'Y'' came to the local association and de- feated the local boys in the athletic meet and broke about even in the games.
 In the tug of war the Norwich boys won but in the basketball game the New London boys won by the score of 15 to race. and broad jump were al won by the score of 13 to IL The other events basketball relay, relay race, and broad jump were all won by New London.
 In the pocket billiard match the hon. ors were even each taking one match. Al checkers the Norwich boys won two out of three games and at chess the New London boys won. The ping pong match went to thl Norwich boys. After the games there was a sh0tt talk by Boys Secretary c. S. Bailey of New London who spoke on the Employed Boy. Idea Refreshments closed very delightful ev. ening. Mir, Knowles was in genera charge with Mir. Rinehart in charge ot the parlor games and Physical Director Fritz in charge of the athletic games.