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The Nome nugget., 1922-07-15

It was reported here during the winter that Japanese fishermen who were unable to return to Japan in the fall on account of the steamer not being able to get to them; raided and occupied branch of the Hudson Bay stations about one hundred miles South of Anadyr; the fate of the employees of Hudson Bay Company is not known for sure but general opinion has it that they are all murdered. as they are not there. Nobody has seen them and Japs won't divulge their where abouts There is an inquiry being made into the matter by the new officials at Anadyr. (BOtchkaroffs
 goyernmento These employees were all Russians.
The Nome nugget., 1922-07-15

There is rumor of rich geld in creek 90 miles north of Chaun Bay-true or not it remains to be seen, its a hard country for pros pectors, season so short, frozen ground summer and winter and no laws only the law of the strong. I would not advise anyone to come to these parts either to trap or pros pect. Ali predecessors have made a failure of both. Tn time with a government and laws it will be diff ferent
The Nome nugget., 1922-07-15

Now in conclusion will say that the outlook for the coming winter is not very rosy. but we have got to do the best we can and face it like true Anglo-SaxOns and Americans.
The Nome nugget., 1922-07-15
SIBERIAN NATIVES STARVING TO DEATH 75 CHILL lDREN c0uGHED THEIR LIVES AWAY
 REINDEER HERDS ENTIRELY WIPED OUT;

1t seems Russia never did and never will do anything for them and now they have learned to make raw alco- hol, the whole country is vast dis tillery and not one word to stop it from our so called officials.
The Nome nugget., 1922-07-15
U. $. MAIL NOTICE.

Mail for Teller. York, Wales, Can die, Deering, Kotzcbue will be talk en by the Sea Wolf due to arrive from St. Michael's today.
 Boxes for rent at Post Office. 75cts per quarter.
The Nome nugget., 1922-07-15
wANTED:

Popular secret society wants repre-. sentative to select members and start lodges. Commission. Big money for live men.
 ORDER OF OWLS,
 South Bend, Indiana.
The Nome nugget., 1922-07-15

LOST-Pair of gold trimmed nose glasses. Kinder please return to James Swartzel at Golden Gate Hotel and receive reward.
The Nome nugget., 1922-07-15

Arnold Castell reached the koly- ma safely last fall and has had a good winter, will pull out with con- siderabIy over 600 fox.
The Nome nugget., 1922-07-15
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The Nome nugget., 1922-07-15


 
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The Nome nugget., 1922-07-15

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The Nome nugget., 1922-07-15
STRIKE SITUATION BECOMING MORE SERIOUS

OWN hAnDS| NEW YORK July trains arrived tbe a including strike. BALTIMORE July 15-The Board eight trunk line Chicago mostly mail trains DENNsoN Texas A o twenty and kidnapped two Frisco shopmen.
 MusKoGEE July 15-A twenty the Marshal kidnapped and beat him SCRANTON Pa. July moulders and railroads sympathy with the shopmen CHATTANOOGA July 15-Bernard Maon Jr connected with the general masked taken auto trip beaten and stabbed ' WASHINGTON July Postmaster sentH available in interfere mails oRovlLLE. July of seventy hve, the Western Pacific roundhou build strike breakers and guards missing it be- they been kidnapped CHICAGO July 15v1uay abandoning hope of an early set 
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The Nome nugget., 1922-07-15
GOVERNMENT MUST
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The Nome nugget., 1922-07-15

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The Nome nugget., 1922-07-15

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 Seward Peninsula. Covers approximately 22.7oo square miles of territory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-21
JOBS FOR JOBLESS
DRIVE SUCCESSFUL
Cooperation With Legion
Throughout Nation Reported
at Headquarters.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March 20
Many unemployed ex-service men
were given Jobs in the first day OF the
American Legion's drive TO relieve
zoo. 600 unemployed. according 10 re-
ports reaching national Legion head
quarters here Monday night
Louisiana reports that II did not
have an unemployed ex-soldier in the
entire state Cumberland. Nd. was
the first city 20 report 100 percent
employment of all veterans. Four
hundred were given jobs. Port An
geles. Wash. reported jobs for all
its 10 unemployed. South Bend
and Nappanee, Ind. placed all un-
employed. az did several small places
IN Iowa.
The campaign viii continue unit.
every ex-service man is employed.
Legion officials announced Monday
night. in an effort 10 relieve the ma
tional unemployment situation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-21
G. 0.P. PLURALITY
REDUCED IN MAINE
Republicans Retain Control in
Special Election by Dimin-
ished Margin.

AUGUSTA. Ne. March 20.-The
republicans retained control of the
Third Maine congressional district
in a special election Monday 70 fl
uneXpired term Of John NJ. Peters in
1920. John Z Nelson. republican,
was elected over Ernest l. Mclean,
democrat by q majority with so
small towns and plantations mis-
sing. of 6.243.
The total vote Monday was slight
ly more than half Of that cast in
1920. when women voted for the
FIRST time in Maine. This was part
~ accounted for by rain. snow and
sleet throughout the day
Mr.. Peters. who resigned early
this year 20 become federal district
judge for Maine. was elected in 1920
by a majority Of l9.257
The missing towns cast $500
votes in 1920. Of which more than
two-thirds went 10 the republican
nominee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-21
AWARD CONTRACT
FOR NUNER SCHOOL
School Board and Trustees
Accept Christman's Bid of
S302.867 at Meeting.

n. O. Christman & Co. contra ctors
OF this city. were awarded the con-
tract for the building Of the new
John T. Nuner school et River Park
At figure OF S3O2.S67. az a special
meeting Of the school board and
trustees. held Monday afternoon at
the school Administration building
Six bids. submitted by well known
local concerns and builders from out
side Of south Bend were considered
by the board. All were said 10 be
ranging very close in their estimates.
The nearest competitive bid for the
building contract was submitted hy
the Schmidt Construction Co. OF
Chicago. which was s303. 900. The
highest bid received was &405 435.
The contractors are 10 begin on
the work OF constructing the new
edifice at the earliest possible date
According 70 specifications in the
contract. the building is 90 be com
pleted 10y Jan. 1923.
Other contracts. such as on the
plumbing and heating, electric wiz
ing and fixtures and on the installa-
ton Of a clock system VIII be- award
ed al a special session OF the board
and trustees 70 be held THURSDAYS
afternoon at o'clock
The petition Of the South Bend
and Mishawaka Council or Religious
Education. asking that classes OF the
fifth and sixth grades be- dismissed
for two hours. twice a week for re-
ligious instruction was presented a.
the session. Action on the proposal
was deferred.
The petition was presented A. "a
meeting Of the board held a week
ago by a committee OF six. acting
for the Protestant churches OF the
city. According 70 the plan out
lined. the com mittee hoped 20 gain
permission for a "tryout plan" as
they termed It, After considering
the proposal during the week the
board ordered action indefinitely de-
ferred.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-21
OBENCHAIN JURORS
INSINUATE FIXING
Tell Woolwine One of 'Acquit.
tai Jurors Talked With
Defense Witness.

Los ANGELES. Cal. March 20
Three members Of the jury which
disagreed in the case of Mrs. Mad
alynne Obenchain, charged with the
murder of j. Bolton Kennedy, Wis
tied Dist Atty. Thomas Woolwine
Monday to discuss with him Incl
dents of the jury room deliberations.
They were said 10 be among the
nine who voted for conviction.
The assertion was made, Mr..
Woolwine said later. that one Of
three jurors who held out for ac-
quittal. had been seen during the
trial talking 70 a person introduced
in the defense and that all three re-
fused 20 listen 20 any arguments il
the jury room. The district attOr-
ney declined 10 say what, If anything
he proposed 10 do.
Mr.. Woolwine said the prosecution
would move for a joint trial of Mrs
Obenchain and Arthur c. Burch. her
Burch's first trial
also ended in a disagreement The
motion may be made Tuesday, to
which time Mrs Obenchain's case
was continued after the jury dis
agreement sunday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-21
OFFICERS
BREAK UP FLORIDA
BOOTLEGGING Ring
Investigation Reveals Banks
Finance Illicit Ventures
of Niolators.

MIAMI. Fla, March 20.-Many
prominent business men will be i'm
piicated i'm the financing Of an ex-
tensive boouegging ring whose OPP
erations have been directed from
this city. Col. L. G. Nu;t, who came
TO Florida 10 days ago as the rep
resentative OF the internal revenue
bureau declared Monday night as
the result OF his investigation Of
conditions.
Working with 40 investigators he
uncovered conditions which led him
10 report Monday 10 Prohibition
Com missioner Haynes that the open
ness with which illegal transactions
I'm liquor had been carried on here
had startled him.
A Bookkeeping ring whose con-
tracts are backed by local bankers
and business men. he declared in his
report. had conducted large sales.
conveying the contraband from
nearby foreign shores. the latter,
however. being minor transaction
compared with their program for
putting 81 ashore and shipping II
north
Col Mutt Monday personally con-
Quoted his 40 aides i'm raids over a
territory of 90 square miles which
resulted in the seizure OF liquors in
% places and the arrest of 20 per
sons. In his report Col Mutt said
his agents had been directed 20
bootleggers with the same frankness
that a police officer would direct a
stranger. and that they had pur-
chased liquor at various places, even
winning it as prizes off punchboards.
IN some cases. he added. the boot
leggers had given bankers as ref
erences and in two instances lead
ing bankers held the purchase in
trust and signed contracts TO that
effect"
Referring TO smuggling operations
he said it was a minor matter for
many boats operating on the coast
to bring i'm liquor from the BAHIA
mas or 10 meet schooners of the
keys and make purchases. Boot
leggers brazenly delivered this li-
quor 10 any place desired, he added
Col Mutt said Monday night this
was only the beginning Of a series
Of raids which he would direct In
every city in the country where Il
is believed the liquor business is
flourishing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-21
WEEKS RESIGNED
TO ARMY SLASH
Sees Little Prospect of Appro-
priatiOn for More Than
lis. 700 Men.

WASHINGTON. March 2O.-After
a conference Monday at the capital
with house republican leaders. Sec'y
Weeks said he saw little prospect
Of the house agreeing 20 a larger
army during the coming fiscal year
than the force provided for in the
army appropriation bill-115,OOO
men and 1900 officers.
Referring his belief that pay pro-
visions should be made for $4,000
men. exclusive Of 1000 Philippine
scouts and $4,000 officers. the secre-
tary OF war said he hoped the SEN
ate would insist on that strength.
While at the capitol. Sec'y Weeks
was told by Rep. Sisson, Miss, dem
ocratic member OF the sub-commit-
tee. that he would offer an amend
ment providing for a reduction in
enlisted personnel 10 100000 men
by July 1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-21
PACT OPPONENTS
GOAD LODGE TO
SHARP 0UTBURST
Sen. Robinson Disclaims IN
timidation by ~Outbursts
of Indignation.
BORAH MALES CHARGES
Declares Unwritten British
American Understanding
Made I'M Conference.

WASHINGTON March -0.-Sen-
ate debate ON the horsepower pact
treaty touched i-s high water mark
OF bitterness boo an exchange re-
SUltuS from suggestions of "a secret
British-Amcrican understanding for
further cooperation
Aroused by recurring rcfereuces
90 such an international understand
inc after MS existence had been d.
rectly denied. Sen Lodge OF Masss-
chusetts republican readcr and
member or the American arms dele
CATION took the floor and declared
ne could no longer be patient under
attacks which seemed 20 question
his patriotism and .mpusn his
honor
Replying fashion scarcely less
dramatic. Sen. Robinson. democrat
Arkansas. am opponent OF the treaty.
told the senate he questioned no
ones motives bur proposed 90 Be
inundated by outhursts Of indig-
nation" He remained convinced.
he said. that both OF -he senate's
representative on the delegation
were amazingly ignorant Of some
of the things done at the conference.
Harding q. Ks Reservation
The exchange between sens
Lodge and Robinson which va
part Of a Ions debate sown broad
cast with charges Of "slauder."
'untruths" and propaganda" took
place shortly after the republican
leader and other prominent figures
in his party organization had can-
vassed ire whole treaty situation ~
a white house conference with Pres'f
Harding II was said the president
reiterated his acceptance of tho emo
alliance" reservation drafted by the
foreign relation committee and was
told there were enough votes pledged
20 ratify the treaty on that basis
Suggestion Of British American
, understanding for future concerted
action was thrown into the senate
debate by Sen Borah republican.
! idaho. who read a statement regard
ing the conference results DE said
had been made by Paul D. Cravath
navy attorney.
Charge Unwrittcn Agreement.
Mr.. Cravath was quoted as say.
ing that the conference resulted .r
an unwritten understanding by the
United States and Great Britain OF
such character chat both sides
assume thar in an future emer-
gencies that can both count on hav-
ing the very closest cooperation.
The accuracy Of this assertion was
promptly denied by Sen Lodge and
10y Sen. Underwood OF Alabama the
democratic leader. and also meme
Der OF the American delegation
Both asserted positively and directly
that so far as they knew no such
understanding existed or ever had
been discussed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-21
PACIFIC TREATY FIGH1 GROWS BITTER
Missing Coed Found,
Lost Purse and Took
job Just for a Lark

CHICAGO. March 20.-Mis~
Edna Taylor. 2I-year-old Univer-
siJy OF Chicago student. missing
since Thurs1sy when she started
FOR New York 20 visit her
parents. has been found
Miss Taylor explained her abb
sence by saying that she had lost
her purse. containing $50. while
on the way 20 the railway station
and conceived the idea OF work
ing 10 raise enough money to
visit her home
She said she had not seen aC-
counts OF her disappearance and
that her decision 10 earn her own
liviRg was lust a lark She was
found in a rooming house where
she was staying while working in
a brokers' office for SIS a week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-21
COMMITTED SUICIDE
ON EYE OF WEDDING
Boston Divorces Engagement
Announced on Night of
Fatal Party.

BOSTON. Mass. March 9O-Miss
Pauline Clark. beautiful Divorce.
had gaily announced her engage
ment 70 Bayard Wharton. Harvard
athlete and son of Henry Wharton.
Philadelphia banker five hours be-
fore she ended her life by poison in
her apartment early Thursday morn
ing. and the wedding was 90 have
taken place on Saturday morning.
This statement was made Monday
night by Miss Ona NJ. CoSskie OF
Worcester, a guest at the party.
The announcement" she said
was somewhat of "a surprise. Whar-
ton smiled as if embarrassed. but
offered no comment. Larsen said
nothing Nothing was said By any
one as TO any possible objections on
the part of Wharton's family"
An Intellectual Bond"
Questioned as TO the relations be-
tween Larsen and Miss Clark. Miss
Cosskie said she believed that Paul
inc aid not understand him.
Il cannot help but think that
there was some intellectual bond be
tween them. she said He was Of
a morbid. intellectual disposition and
was always thinking Of the deeper
things OF life.
Pauline was a we'll educated girl
and being Of a sympathetic nature.
may have appeared 10 respond fully
10 Larsen's theories. Perhaps in her
sympathetic nature. he thought he
had found a woman who agreed
completely with his peculiar views"
4 wedding ring and a picture Of a
woman and fair-haired boy bear
ing strong resemblance 20 Larsen
were found among the dead stu
dents effects. police said Monday
night. This was taken by them 10
be an indication that Larsen was a
married man and "A possible ex-
PLANTATION OF the incoherent sentence
in his letter 10 the medical exam
liner.
II knew him able and myself un-
2hIe 20 marry Miss Clark"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-21

The daylight saving ordinance,
proposed by Councilman Hug. and
by which the clocks or South Bend
would he moved ahead one hour
upon April !, died i'm the council
room OF the city hall last night
when the measure was tabled by the
committee of the whole.
a motion 10 refer the proposed
measure TO the committee on cleo
tions with view 10 having them
consider putting the matter 90 the
people on a special ballot al the
primaries on MAY . was also lost.
Some Of the most heated argu-
mcnts and pleas both pro and con.
ever heard in the council chamber
we're made during the session, no
less than 10 persons prominent in
local civic and business affairs
speaking. Proponents of the ord
nance were greatly i'm the minority
The meeting was not a regular
session Of the council but a special
meeting Of the committee of the
whole to consider the bill before il
came 10 the third reading. The
public had been invited TO attend
and express opinions and Judge
ments The public accepted and
showed its will i'm the matter.
Reads Mayors Letter.
When Chairman Kelly called the
committee to order Miss Monroe.
clerk. read the measure. which pro-
vided for making eastern standard
daylight saving) time effective in
South Bend beginning April and
continuing until Sept so She then
read a communication from Mayor
Seebirt. attached 20 which were a
number OF protests from individuals
and organizations against the bill.
The mayors communication said he
had no personal feeling on the sub
ject to express. but believed that it
should be settled in accordance with
the wishes of the people Of the city
and that inasmuch as il involved
no financial loss worthy of cOnsid-
Grafton. the will of the people be
made known on SPECIAL ballots 20
be cast at the primaries next May.
He stated that he had already con-
ferred with members OF the primary
election committee and they had ex-
pressed a willingness 10 place the
ballots containing the question in all
city PRECINCTS. The costs they had
said according 10 the mayor. would
not be over SIS, for the ballots Mr.
Seebirt stated that ne knew that
such a referendum was not provided
for by law but expressed his belief
that the voting would be honestly
conducted He adder that he be.
lieved that such referendum
would settle the daylight saving
question for years TO come. if not
for all time.
Attached 20 the mayors commun-
iCatiOn were protests by the follow
ing organizations and individuals
and the vote OF the Wilson Bros.
shirt Co. workers:
Nine Catholic priests. represent
ing 20. 900 citizens; Mary T.. Garner.
secretary. for the South Bend Cen
trail Labor Union; Mr.. and Mrs An
thony Miller and Harold Miller:
William Manley. secretary. for the
United brotherhood Of Carpenters
and Joiners: Mary L. Garner. rresi-
dent. for the United Garment Work
crs: sc members of the Letter car
riers' association. The Wilson Bros.
vote was 80 for the bill and 469
against IT,
Speaks for Employees.
After the mayors letter was read.
Chairman Kelly asked for remarks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-21
BRANDS BONUS.
PROPOSAL
AS GOLD BRICK
WAYS and Means Minority
Condemns Compromise in
Report to House.
PRESIDENT IS SILENT
House Leaders Confer With
Harding But Receive No
Recommendation.

WASHINGTON. March 2O.-Balk-
ed in their desire 10 get the measure
up to Monday under a suspension of
the rules, republican house leaders
in compromise Of the soldiers bonus
bill, still were determined Monday
night TO put the measure through
this week Their expressed inten-
ton was to call it up Thursday. un-
der q suspension of the rules. if
possible, otherwise under a special
rule, which probably would shut out
amendments
Before the house met Monday. the
whole situation was laid before
Pres't Harding at the White House
but the executive declined TO make
any recommendations
Another attack on the bonus bill
was made i'm a minority report from
ways and means committee mem
bers--Reps. Kitchen. North Caro-
lima. the democratic leader. and
Oldfield, Arkansas; Crisp. Georgia;
Carew. New York, and Tague. Mas
achusetts, all democrats. They char
acterized the certificate bank loan
plan as a bold brick" and "a due
bill check. borrow-money bo-
nus mode of payment" and declared
that It was IAN insult to every world
war veteran and a shameful discrcd-
it to congress and the nation
Call Sales Tax d}ribe.
Insisting that the bonus be paid
out of taxes levied upon the big in
comes of millionaires and multi-mil-
Iionaires" and the constituencies
excessive profits Of the big monopo-
listic corporations" the minority
charged that Pres't Harding and
Secy Mellon boldly offer a bride 10
the world war veterans TO espouse
the cause of the money power in
their efforts to establish as a part OF
our revenue system the vicious pol
icy of a general sales tax.
They offer a bonus in considera-
tion Of the veteran and his friends
, favoring a sales tax" said the re-
port They vigorously fight a bonus
without a sales tax. in the hope that
the brave boys will be tempted to
yield and be willing TO help the
president and Mr. Mellon and the
money power 10 drive the first ef-
fective wedge under the established
policy of the income tax, founded
upon the principle OF ability 20 pay
Loan Plan Gold Brick"
The report said the proposition in
the bin for bank loans was absolute
~ a gold brick" in view of the at
titude of the comptroller of the cur
rency. and added
so we are presented with the
shameful spectacle of the party that
aborted the war. divided our coun-
try's war associates. disgraced the
peace, deluded the people, deceived
the veteran, deserted the wounded
relieved the profiteer reduced the
millionaires' income tax, repealed
| the excess profits tax on the profit
/ GERS and which maintains a blasphe-
nous. bibulous boot-licker at the
court of St. James to besmirch with
, his drunken banquet babble the nigh
purposes of the American people
and the inspiration Of the American
/ soldiers now offering 10 redeem its
I reck less campaign pledges with the
/. Q. L. designated a Certificate
which the administration has. in ad-
vance Of its issue. fatty impeached
and discredited."