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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-12-07
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"'-' WV 0v.-ExpertS OF
the Big Three" naval powers agreed
today that they so.n6 not reach !
accord on the bass q calculation !
be used in measarinr lanai. go.
ing relative naval strenstb
They gave up TIE task and turnsd
the problem back y their resnectiva
delegations to ~ arms conference,
On its solution hanes the fundament-
al principle Of the American Nava,
limitation PROPOSE. the "ave.fvs-
three capital shiD RATIO"
The experts were Substantially in
agreement as to the accuracy ~ &C.
Inmates of naval strength Of each
Power originally submitted by the
American conference group If the
American plan Of Including all sbips
actually under construction in arr,v-
ing at the ratio. was followed.
The Japanese experts. however
insisted to the last that this was not
the proper basis Of calculation. pro-
posing instead to disregard all ships
now building by either Power is de-
;ermining relative naval strength.
U. >. WIN Stand Firm
The plenary delegates of the two
Powers will continue the discussion
from this point. Illuminated by such
light as the studies of the experts
have been able to throw on the tech
meal Questions Involved.
Firm determination of the Ameri
can delegation to insist upon the
tiye-fiye-three ratio and inclusion of
ships building in any estimate of
naval strength was reiterated to-
night On authority. The purpose of
the Japanese delegation was not dis
closed.
Since no call for an executive ses-
sion of the conference delegates or
for further meetings of the experts
was issued, itSwas assumed that an
attempt to settle the point by infor-
NAL interchanges between the Amer
lean and Japanese delegates them
selves was IN progress and might
last several days.
lahglo-America Optimistic
There was q strong feeling in
American and British circles that
Japan ultimately would accept the
american method of calculation and
the 'five-fve-three> ratio" not in
sisting on a "ten-ten-seven" ratio in
stead. t0-
This was based on the definite
conclusion of the British and Amer
lean experts that the Japanese naval
officers had been unable to show any
sound claim to seventy per cent
status on the basis of figures they
have been able to present,
There was. expectation, however.
that to any offer by the japanese
group to accept the ''tive-fve-three
ratio" would be coupled condition
as TO an agreement ON naval bases
IN the Pacific. That question has
not been Injected into the confer
snce as yet in any form.
AS a matter of fact, the subcom-
mittee of naval experts quit where
they started at the capital ship ra-
ito. 1t is known that in two weeks
of technical discussion they have
not touched on any other point in
volved in the American plan of lima
tation.
All Other Topics Deferred
All such items as the ten-year
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-12-07
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-12-07
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The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
BEAR GONE TO ST MIKES

The Coast Guard Cutter Eelr, first boat to arrive from the States this year. departed for St Michael a little before midnight Tuesday. after landing the mail and two or three passengers. The cutter has left the Yukon port and is expected hel>4 tonight. The passengers included Gus Soderholm, a well known old timer, who left here CD the schooner Olga last fall and winter ed at Unalaska. The others arriving were also picked up at that point. Capt. O. W. Carlson. formerly of Nome. was also a passenger on the cutter bound for St Michael. to look after :he affairs of his son, Chas, Carl son, who recently died there
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
MONDAY
 (TELEGRAPHic)
TWO HUNDRED PERISH IN
 PUEBLO FLOODS
Delayed in transmission)

(Deilyed In tfanSulSSlOn)
 Pueblo, Colo. June 5-FIiday nigh.'s cloudburst on the Upper reaches of the Arkansas River, followed by a terrific flood in the Pueblo valley which re- suited in death toll of about two hun dred residents of this city and property losses amounting to approximately ten million dollars was followed by Il sec ond flood today. This afternoon, just when Pueblo was beginning to recover fspm the first disaster. the Skagway water reservoir between Florence and Victor gave way and with a mighty rush of water swep. down upon the city Within an hour. the swollen tor rent of the Arkansas river had again inundated the lower <Dections of the city. adding further horrors to the si.- uation, further increasing the loss in property and driving thousands from their homes.
 Denver and other nearby cities to care for the bodies of those who peished. The loss of life was heaviest in the alien sections of the city. Many thous- ands are homeless. The city is under martial law and relief supplies are pouring in.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
BONES CONFIRMATION
 EXPECTED THIS WEEK

Washington. June 7-The confiI- nation of Scott C. Bone aas governor. of AEbska is expected thiS week. Zone has arrived I>1.re fnr a conference with Secretary of .hys Interior. Fall and will be the guest of his former newspaper associates at a iunchemi at the New Willard Friday. F.. Lester Jones. Di- rector of the Coast and C:eodstir Sur vey wiu also he host at a. dinner in honor of the new Governor at the Cos mos Club on June 70
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
AMERICAN LEGION
 COMMANDER KILLED

Indiana pois. June S-.Jun:or Sa- tional Commander caiibraitl of the this morning when the auto in which re w.ts riding ven' ever q twenty foot enlbankment.
 Henry Ryar ot Indianapolis Ne tonai Director of A:nericanization of t.,e Ane. ican Legion. Mil.on r .reiEa of Chicago, National Committeeman of the Legion from Illinois. and other occupants of the car were not seriously injured.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
BONE TO CONFER WITH
 FALL TOMORROW

Washington. June 7-Scott C. Bone. prospective governor of Alaska, is due to arrive here tomorrow from New Secretary Fall. Bone. whose noani- nation for the governorship has been favorably reported by the Senate Com- mittaa on Territories. will be ready tc leave for .Alasl<a soon after his con- ffrrnation. He is to confer with Pres ident Harding by speciai appointment as soon as confirmed.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
ALASKA WATER POWER
 APPLICATION FILED

Portland, Ore. June a-Hearin"s on applica tions to the federal Water Power Commission for water power in Aiasila will bs.gin here June i5 before District Forester Cecil. according to ali announcement here today.
 The first application to he consider ed will he for pnwrr development on Orchard Lake and ReN-ille and Gigedo islands, Alaska The applications We're filed by l.. T. Vog.er os Tacom>. K. l.. Weeks of Los An gelcs and the Nlasll-Amesican Pa per Corporation of \rM York City. The sites ar1 located .n the Tonga National Forest Reserve
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
HARDING ASKS SALMON
 PROTECTION TREATY

Washington, June 7-President Harding is requested to secure the con- clusion of a new treaty for the purpose of protecting from unnecessary de- methods of capture the salmon in the water of the Pacific off the Coast of the United States. including those of Alaska and the Dominion of Canada and beyond the territorial waters of the United States. under the terms of a resolution passed yesterday in the Senate. Senator McNally offered the resolution.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
WEALTHY MAN FACES
 MURDER CHARGE

Vancouver E. C. June William D. Grant. Wtalthy contractor. will stand trial for man slaughter in con- Gafeand. w1p received fath injuries while riding in his ear recently with a party which included Madge Sawyer of Seattle, who Was recently acquitted of a charge of numbering her husband here, a. sister. Mrs. IT. l.. Hewitt and young Smith, son of C. J. smith, q banker of Seattle The cororner's jury found that Grant WIS uaoer tho influence of liquor and speeding at the time of the accident
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
JoFFRE TO PARTICIPATE IN
 PEACE PROPOSAL OPENING ON U. S. CANADIAN BOUNDARY

Seattle. June 6-Marshai Joffre and the Marquis q Civmbrun grandson of Lafayette, will participate in the for mai opening of the international peace proposal on tllr Canadian American boundary near Blaine Wash inSton on September 6. accoItling to an announcement by Samuel Hill, the in ternationally known highway builder, this morning on his return from Flu rope.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
WEDNESDAY (TELEGRAPHJc)
SIMS CALLED ON CARPET
 FOR LONDON SPEECH

Washington, June s--Seretsry of the Navy Denby instructed Adnyirat William s. Sims today to advise the Navy Department immediately by cable as 70 whether he was correctly auuted in the press aGI,ounts of an address he made to the English Speak ing Union ill London on June [. in which he was alleged to have charged that the sim F'einners had attacked the United States during the war in their attitude toward England.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
Ship Board Confirmation Held Up

Washington, June S-Tht. Senate. late this afternoon unanimously con- firmcd tho nofninat'on of former Sen ato' Chamberlain as .i member of the United States Shipping Eoard hut re- fcrre1 the nominations of the other members. including that of Chairman IAtsker, to committee.
 l-asber has already named John Col Ian oI"ushlin of chica go as assist ant to tine chairman, whose term of office is for X years.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
Happy Women
Plenty of them in Nome, and Good Reason for it

Plenty Of them in Nome, and Good
 Reason for it
 After years of backache suffering.
 Days osSplisery. nights of unrest
 The dis ss of urinary troubles,
 When she finds freedom.
 Many readers will profit by the fol- lowing.
 Mrs. S. E. Marsh, 1720 Lincoln St, Belinsham, Wash, says: T used to be subject to kidney disorders and backache. At times could hardly up when I got down, my back was so stiff and lame. A few of Deans Kidney Pills soon stopped that awful misery in my back and put my kidneys in good working order. Of late years have been free from this but Doan's Kidney Pills would be my first consideration. if I ever had occakfon to take a kidney again, for know they have no equal"
 Price 60 cents, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs Marsh had. Foster Milburn Co. . Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
STRIKERS DELAYING
 NOME SAtltkGS

Seattle, June 6-The marine unions are putting up a stiff fight to prevent The Cordova, scheduled to sail for St Michael on June 4th. is now three days behind her schedule but may get away tonight. The sdlinS of the Vic toria has been postponed until We'd nesdhy bu. she may not get away be- fore Thursday.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
THURSDAY (TELEGRAPHic)
BRITISH APPROVE
 SIMS ATTITUDE

London. June 10-Admir1l Sims at tended the House of Commons tonight and was given an ovation such as is seldom seen in that reserved parlia-- mentary body.
 Secretary of the Excheuuer Cham berlain welcomed the famous naval commander in an address in which he most champion and patriot of his country"
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
HARDING BREACHES
 PEACE SERMON

Valley Forge. June GA sermon of faith in established American institu- ti0ns and of hope for a day of peace and good will throughout the world was preached by President Harding yesterday from Woodlawn Pulpit, overlooking General Washington's his toric camping ground in Valley Forge.
 Civilization" the president declar- ed. "has been beset by vandals."
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
Sims Stands Pat on London Statemen nj

Sims Stands Pat on London Statement
 London. June 9-Admiral W S. Sims, whose speech on the Irish uues- tion before the English Speaking Un- ion Tuesday drew from Secretary of the Navy Denby an order for its ne gation. today said in an interview 'T stand by all that I said and shall not repndiate a single word. as see noth- ing unAmerican in 1t. even if Senator Mccormick does.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
Sim. Threatened With Discipline

Washington, June S-Secretary Denby made it plain today that he will discipline Admiral Sims if h, does not disavow his London speech charging that the Sim Fenn attacked the United States in their attitude to- ward England during the war period.
 T have read with amazement certain to have been made by you in address ing the English Speaking Union at q luncheon in London June 7th," Denby's cable to Sims read in its opening pas- sage.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
CONGRESSMAN ATTACKS
 PUG CHAMP

Washington, June 9-Charact cteriz- ing Jack Dempsey as a. hig bum who dogt.d the draft" Representative Gal livan of Massachusetts today introduc- cd a resolution in the House to stop the scheduled Wc-id's championship battle between Dempsey and Carpen- tier unitl Congress has granted
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
WIDOW DODGE GETS HALF
 MILLION FOR YEARS EXPENSES

Detroit. Mich. June 7-The Probate coIIr' here this afternoon awarded to Anna Thumpson Dodge, widow of the late Horace F.. Dodge. a half million dollars as "uving expenses" for the year starting Tuesday.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
NEW SHIP BOARD
 MEMBERSHIP ANNOUNCED

Washington. June S-The members of She new Shipping Boari under chairman l.asker. as announced today, are Meyer l.ssner of Los Angeles: F. V. ot'onnor of Buffalo; Edward e. Plunnisr' of Bath, Maine; Admiral Benson; former Senator Chamir rl;in of Oregon; and Frederick l.. Tho,nr- son of Mobile. Alabama
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
TRADER cHukoTsK
 LEAVES SEATTLE

Seattle. June s-The power schoon- CT Chukotsk. commanded by Capt. Needing weueEan navigator of. Ber- ing Sea and Arctic vessels. sailed to- day for Siberia on trading cruise. The vessel will proceed to Kamchatka and Anadyr. thence to Nome, after ward continuing on to vankren. North east Siberia. George Hunter and John H. Lampe sailed as passengers.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
U S ENVOY MAY PAVE WAY
 FOR MEXICAN RECOGNITION

Washington. June 5-Elmer Dover. of Tacoma, Washington. has gone to Mexico City with a commission from President Harding which may pave the way for recognition of the Mexican re- public by the United States, it became known today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
DISPUTE LEADS TO SUSPENSION
 OF ARMY AIR CHIEF

WaSllin gtDn. June 9--G:rigader. Gen eral William hliitcheli Of the Eurea1 Of Army Air Servcs- has been telupor- arily relieved of his, command as a re- sult Of indisI1Hrt statements made be- fore Congress in connection with the investigation by that body into the re'- ativs efficiency of battIeship and air craft
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
SHIP BOARD CHAIRMAN NAMED

Wash!ncton. June 7-Aibert D. Gasker. head of the Lord and Thomas Advertising Agency and d member of the Am ric.,n Jewish Committee, has been appointed chairman of the ship ping Boa rd.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
IS SOLUTION
 RACE PROBLEM"

Oxford, Penn. June 6"Education is President Harding said today to the negro students of the Lincoln Memor- iaI University here. God Grant" he said in referring to the recent Tusla race roits. that there shall never be another such spectacle.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
GOVT GIVES SIGNIFICANT
 WARNING TO COAL PRoF!-EGeS

Washington, June 7-ShHrp Warn ing that the government may enter the coal business in order to reduca prices. WAS given to the coal operators of the country today by Secretary of the Interior Fall.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11

Senate Gets on Sims Trail
 Washington, June 9-An investiga- tion of the speech made in London by Admiral Sims touching on the Irish sympathizers in this country was or- dered today by the Senate.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
SAYS NATION MUST
 HOLD FAST TO IDEALS

Washington. June Tin the pres- eni irn. when the world stands on what looks much like |. precipice. Americans must hold true to those ileals which the nation and is insti- tutions represent" President Harding declared il an address her. today tt American University.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
CLAIMS DISCRIMINATION
 AGAINST Ex SERVICE MEN

San Francisco, June 6+Senator Shortridge will present to Secretary Denby charges of discrimina tion against former service men by officers at the Mare Island navy yard, it was announced today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
HARDING DEPLORES
 ALASKA 0UARRELiNG

Washington, June 9-'I wish most would stop ruarreling and would appreciate anything you can do alang that line President Harding Said to- day in addressing one of the u,,s,,,. :. cessful candidates fur an Alaska aN- poin.inent.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
TUESDAY (TELEGRAPHic)
SHIP OWNERS
 REFUSE AGREEMENT
 WITH ENGINEERS

Wsasirjngton, June 7--.T. II. Risseter of San Francisco, speaking for Amer icsLn ship owners today. informed President Hardins that they will sign no year agreement with the marine engineers.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
SOLDIER AND PoETEss
 TRY CONTEMPLATING

Seattle, June 5-Ralph Groff, former soldier and Mrs R. F.. Gilmer. a poetess of some ability. were arrest ed here this afternoon on q charge of counterfeiting.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
BULLETS RAIN IN
 DUBLIN STREETS

Dublin, Ire. June S-Th,, streets of Dublin were swept with bullets for period of twenty minutes this morning following an attack by citizens with re- volvers and bombs on several police lorries. Five constables and sunta e. williams were wounded in the affray
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11

pusble Flesd Waters asee ling
 Pueblo Jms 6-The water is rapid- Iy reces1lnE tonight. The military forces ars restMing order rapidly. During the night Rangers armed with riot guns patrolied the devastated areas to prevent footing. much of which occurred during the early stages of the flood.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
Troops Guard London Communications
 From Sim Feinn

London. June 9-Miiitary patrols are posted along all the main roads and railroad lines around London to- day to protect the telegraph and teie- phone lines from threatened Sim Feinn raids.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
IOWA MAN ELECTED HEAD OF
 G o. p. NATL COMMITTEES

Washington. June s-.John T. elected cha irInan of the Republican National CunInttes, to succeed Will Hays. The committee is adopting | new basis Of representation at national conventions which will make further cut in the southern delegations
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
REPORT ON
 SOLDIERS BONUS THIS WEEK

Washington. June S-The Soldiers Bonus Fill will be flvprablv repor1ed by the Senate Finance Committee this westk. it was announced by members of the committee today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
BoLsHiEs BARRED
 FROM HOLY LAND

London, June 5-No Eolsheviki will be admitted hen>cefOrth to Palestine. according to a ruling of Sir Herbert. .he British Commissioner. a dispatch to the London Times declares.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
coRDovA SAILED YESTERDAY

Seattle. June 6-E.ighty eight. American Yukon Navigation Company employees sailed this afternoon for St Michael on :he steamer Cordova. which got away for the north at p. m.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11

had been garbicd tp some extent and that he had said nothing which ne hrd not S.tid before in his sprechpS in the United States and in his book on the war. <
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11

point by Pres dent Harding as Chief of the Military Bureau
 He is to have chorEe of the reia- tions between the War Department and the State units of the National Guard
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
SECOND WIRE
 BREAKDOWN WEDNESDAY

The l:Ind telegraph Ines broke down for the second time this week Wednes- day. Communication with the States was interrupted throughout most of :he day. As a result the Daily Bulletin was not issued yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
NORTHERN PIONEER PASSES ON

Seattle, June a-Coloncl C. NJ. Shcaffe n pioneer of the civil War and q former AlaSkan and KlondyE$, mining operator is dead at Los Gator. California. family connections here are advised
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
Sims Replies To Denby

London. June 1o--Admiril Sims announced in his reply tn Secretary Denby today that he expects to retIIrn to the United States June b.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
Sims Claims Speech GarbIed

London. June 10-The reply of Ad- niiral Sims to Secretary Denby. for warded today, is that his speech rela- tive to the activities of the sim Feinn in the United States during the war
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
WOMAN eLU9eEARo BROUGHT BACK TosFAcE MURDER
 CHARGES

San Francisco, June 7-Lydia Southard, the alleged woman Blue beard arrived today from Honolulu and is being taken to Twin Falls. Idaho to answer charge of murder ing four of her five husbands.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
Gov. Shoup Asks Big Relief Fund

Pueblo June 6-Governor S!,ouD today asked the federal government to place $2O. .0O0, 900 at the command of the state for flood relief, following a srr- vey of the situation which revealed the appalling extent of the flood dis aster.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
U. S. PROPOSES TREATY
 WITH MEXICO

Washington. June 7--The American government has proposed a treaty of anity and cninmerce with the govern ment of Mexico. it was announced by the State Departm"nt tonish.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
SWAT KING PiNcHEo
 FOR SPEEDING

New York. June S-"Babe" Ruth, champion home run slugger of balldom. was sentenced to spend a day in the oity prison and pay fine of $100 in the magistrates court for automobile speeding.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
AND WIFE
 ENTERTAIN SOLDIERS

Mrs. Hnrdine yesterday afternnon en- tcrtained at a, garden party fifteen hundred of the sutdier patients in the Washington
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
WILL FISH IN ALASKA WATERS

Seattle, June CD. R. Drise today purchased of the John Hume Com- pany the cannery seine boat Comman fishing on the Seldovia banks of Alas ka
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
War Dept to Assist Pueblo Relief
 Work

Washington. June 5-Secretar" Weeks has announced tha. the War Department twill cooperate in giving aid to the stricken residents of Pueblo and vicinity.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
CONGRESS RESOLVES TO
 AID FLOOD SUFFERERS

Washington, June "A joint rcsolu- ton was adopted late today by the House and Senate granting autllarity to the Secretary of War to axtcnI alt possible relief to the Colorado Food sufferers
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
DEMPSEY FAVORED IN
 WALL STREET BETTING

New York, June 8--Jack Dempsey pentier in Wall Stree. betting on the forthcoming battle for the Worlds heavyweight title.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
AMERICA AoMoNIsHEo TO
 LEAVE IRELAND ALONE

London, June 7--Another admoni- tion to America to leave Ireland alone and mind her own business was given In heHouse of Commons today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11

Floods Menace East COioradO at1
 Kansas Towns
 Denver. June 6-Many eastern Col orado and wes.ern Kansas towns are rnenaced by floods, according to re- ports received here.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-11
ANOTHER HEARING ON
 CURRY BILL SCHEDULED

Washington, June 7-The Senace Committee OH Territories will hold an- other hearing on the Curry Bill. be- ginning next week.