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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-27
Revolutia din Grecia

pare a indica Cd invadarea zolei
neutre de catre cavaleria turceascGG
avut loc ieri dupa amiazi. Stirea,.
care poarta data de Luni, zice:
"Turcii della Bigha au calcat zo-'
ma ncutra, mainland catrc vest 81
luand directia portul Kara Bigha,
unde Sc afla un avant-post englez.
Avantpostul acesta, impreuna ell
altele 3 sunt sub protectia doua
distrugatoare."
o alta stire trimisa catre Times
zicea:
"Situatia la Cianac Sc inaspre-
ste. Turcii, carl au reocupat Eren
keui, arata o atitudine de determi-
mare 81 fara indoiala ca deschid TO-
cul daca englezii inainteaza spre eli.
30 patrula calareata a englezi-
lOr inaintat vre-o cinci mile Sprc
nord de intariturile della Cianac.
! o patrnla turceasca s a apropiat de
unul dintre posturile de Observable
ale englezilor Ofiterul eli, care
vorbea englezeste, a intrebat pc
Sergentul engleZ daca intariturile
della Cianac aveau sarma ghimpa-
TIA, cate tunuri aveau englezii ase-
zatc in baterie 81 diA cati soldati
consista forta armata de acolo. i
s'a raspuns in mod ocolitor.
Aceasta indrasncata incercare
de recunoastere da ideia ca Kemal
2 dispus sd Sc ia la lupta Gu impc-
riul britanic. !"
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|CHESTU
MUNCITORESTI

CLEVELAND, Ohio, q Sept
Della biroul de amploiare al oraSu-
lui Cleveland Sc anunta ca All mum
citorul are sansa de gasi lucru
mai buna de trei orr de cum avea
anul trecut pc vremea aceasta.
In decursul saptamanei termina-
ia Gu ziua de % Septembrie s'a ga
sit de lucru pcntru 1925 de mum
citori.. Aceasta arata imbunata-
tire a conditiunilor de lucru ell
vre-o trei suite de procente fata Gle
conditiunile din anul trecut.
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Adundrle din Warren,
Youngstown 81 Farrell
DOCTORUL LUPU A FOST PRINT
PRETUTINDENEA Gu MULTA
DRAGOSTE

Prccum spus in nostru de er raporturi de-
spre aunarie poporae araate in doctorului n
Lupu, i'll Dumeca tecuta la Warren o. Youngstown o. 81
Farrell Pa sost inca Oar All sumtem in stare sd
Gam mai mute detalii referitoare la acestc adunari
Ca III toac locurile doctorul Lupu PRINT Gu dra-
goste aevaata roai pastreaza tuturor adevaraor
uptor al dcmocrate Poporul Ia serbator pretutineca
81 la facut ovatii cntuziaslnate.
La Warren aduarea sa deschis ora 1890 Dupa des-
chderea e luat cuvant docoru Lupu deserts eondu-
nile dc acasa sprand ncredcre i'll vtoru are care de
este apasaa de guvcralarea neasta beraor,
eculege din halu necnstci morataei unde fost baga
81 ocupa locul sau cuven ntre popoaree civzate.
Dl TT. Porea, general al L. S. r. A., adresat
vorbire frumoasa auien,ei mumnd doctorulu Lupu
cins prezenta pc roman din Warren. La cl vorbt
81 domnul Corsatea.
Doctorul Lupu plecat apontre rcgetce poporulu
mai doria sal va s vbrbeasca ella Youngstown,
unde avut alta adunare frumoasa in saa Unune S. r. a..
d. Tnercanu, secretaru general al Ununei descis
dunalea adresand cuvantae de bnevcnre docoruu upu
81 asgurandu ca simpatia romnor amercan este acc
carl upta pentru drepturie poporuui
Doctorul Lupu lea deserts 81 or suaa dc acasa
ca va sos cand toate rclele rod temea
pacatosi Fl tras la respundere.
dupa frunoasa yorbrc domnu-
lui Tecusan.
Seara docoruui Lupu ost dus la Farrell Pa unde is "a
facut prmre tot aat de rumoasa Warren Houngs
town. Vrcdncul preo gr. Par Popovic ntrodus ceor
adpna din toate orasee vecne pc distnsu oaspe lea
tiIut: . cnvantare de aproape doua ore.
Dupa adunare s'a dat un banchet in docoruui
Lupu la uat pare toti frunasii din loc 81 ur.
Atat in Warren, cat 81 in Youngstown 81 Farrcl popol
fdcut donat frumoase penu splnirea ziarulu Aurora
care lupta contra guvernului de ciocoi.
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NASTERI

Pc ziua de 10 Scptembric, D-ni
81 d. A. j. Lupcar din Indianapo
lis, au avut fericirea sd lie soseasci
in familie o9noua nascuta, pc care
au botezat-o Gu numele de Rozanna
d. Lnpear este avocat, actua
Vice-Consul al Romaniei pentru In
diana 81 unul dintre cei mai vcch
membri al organizatiunei noastre.
Sincere felicitari
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Ultima Ora
.AQU1GlI1 ~ 3<y4l
STANTIN ANUNTATA
IN MOD OFFICIAL


ATENA, 27 Sept.-Azi s a a.
nuntat in mod Official ca regele
Constantin al Greciei a abdicat
in favoarea printului George,
care este mostenitorul legitim
al tronului. Intr'un mesaj ca
tire poporm gree regele a decla-
rat ca pentru interesul natio-
nal, pentru pace 81 unitate el a
abdicat in favoarea principelui
de coroana.
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ATENA o6 Sept-In Grecia sc dcsvolta mare crza DO
Etica
REGGIE proclamat cgea martala. Opt mil de sodat
afator la Slcnic sau revoltat 81 schmbare guvern
mare p.rtc armaei din Traca regele vie la
front
Mai mue regimete din insulile marii Egeice revo
tat 81 regele sl abdice.
Soldati oerii revoati la Salonc TRIMS la Atena
nota in sista asupra arestr ctorva fosti prim
istr fnrc carl 81 dn Gonars 81 Straos Aces dol sunt
nvnovatt dc nenorocrc campaniei din Asia Mica.
Tot astfc acest mlar scmbarca guvcrnuui 81 ale
unui cabinet neuru carc tie nci GU regec 81 nc
Venzelos)
Deascmenea sau mai rcvolta alte unita de armata
din nsule Mtylene Chos Creta Soldati 81 oferii
stor unati TRIMS aeropan sburand pese Atena
aruncat JOS pamflec in to regele
piece depc trenu Grccc cabeul schmbc 81 razbou
in Tracia sa continue.
Sc raporteaza toate revoltec din tara dc natu
political.
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''Denji RoasIloT Alnerieani'
LIBERALII 81 ZIARUL.
AMERICA"

Din ziarele venite din tara
vedem ca articolul nostru "Ba-
nil romanilor americani, /" ape
rut in n-rul I81 al ziarului no.
stru din 3 August a. c., - a
avut darul Sd atraga asupra l,1i
atentiunea liberalilor.
Spuneam doar in articolul
incriminat ca liberalii nu Sc
multamesc Gu ispravile lor din
tara, ci vor sa-si extinda acti-
vitatea lor 81 peste Ocean. Ci.
tam un articol al d-lui Slavescu,
aparut intr 'un 1lumar al revi-
lstei 'Economia Nationala," :"
din care reiese ca liberalii me-
au descoperit 81 pc moi, roma
nil americani, atunci cand au
intrezarit posibilitatile unor
castiguri materiale. Spuneam
ca nu e destul ca Ell au batjoco-
rit, in modul Gel mai rusinos,
pc fratii nostri din Ardeal Ia
ultimele alegeri, ca n ue destul
ca scriu calomniile cele mai
murdare la adresa fruntaSi!or
nostri din Ardeal, ca nu e de.
stul ca vor sd subjuge intreaga
tara -dar incearca~sa Sc 'ncui-
bareasca 81 in America, sa ne
la dolalii ca s saba 81 mai mul-
te mijloace pentru umilirea ta-
ranului 81 muncitorului roman.
Am spus CD romanul american
nu este atat de neghiob sa dea
singur biciul in mana calailor
fratilor lui lasati in patria We.
che. Am spus ca romanul a.
meriean este aestsrt 81 cllnoa.
ste apucaturile 'marilor finan-
cieri" al tarei si-i va intampina
in mod cuvenit daca vor cute
"a sa vina intre noi...
Sc vede cam lovit in partea
care-i doare mai multi: in buzu-
narul lor. Caci liberalii, in
presa lor, au facut un taraboiu
nemai pomenit in jurul acelui
articol, scris de subsemnatul, 81
au recurs la mijloacele carl
sunt demne de renumele partl-
dului care, precum Sc vede, e
ste consecvent intru toate. Gu
toate ca articolul a fost scris 81
semnat de moi, liberalii au spus
ca ell vine della doctorul Lupu
care tocmai atunci Sc pregatia
sa vina in America. Articolsl
!! a aparut in 3 August 81 docto-
rul Lupu era in. tara inca, lar
autorul articolului nici nu avu-
Sc onoarea de a cunoaste pc
doctorul Lupu, 81 nici nu e ln
relatii de correspondents Gu el
SAT- GU vre-un alt membru din
partidul taranist. .trs
Pentru aceasta procedure
MAVEN alte cuvinte decat ca
liberalii ne-au intarit in pare
rile noastre ce LEAN avut de-
spre Ell 81 eli singuri au justifi'
cat temerile noastre exprimatt
in acel articol.
Falsul e denim de hberali. ;.
ANDREI POPOVICI.
lEUCA T,TTT W.T. SON
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BULLETIN

ATENA 26 sept.-Regele Constantin spus All noap
te unui reprezenant al ageni Associated Press Cd Isl
tine locul pc tron pana popor spune ca null mai
vrea de rege.
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PROCLAMAREA LECEI MARTIAEE
RECELE ABDICA
B ULE TIN

LONDRA, 27 Sept.-Conform unei telegrame trimisa
din Atena catre agena Central News regele Constantn
al Greciei abdicat la tron Msand pc prn de coroana
in locul lui
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ruRcn Sc 1NsrALEAzA IN TERIToR1uL NEUrRU

CONSTANTINOPOI, 26 Sept. (7:55 p m.)-Se rapor-
caza tupee tucior nationalist Isl sapa transec
stalcaza in teritoriul neutru della Dardancle.
Turc recunoasca neutraatea acestu eritor
81 decara ca au sal tie atata timp cat putca.
kemalisti mai ocupa deasemenca 81 orasul Bigha En-
glezii proesta contra ocupare u nsa procstu lor
ramas fara nici rczultat
Regunea dinrc Pandk 81 laline deaungul lnie fcrae
anatoliene ost procamat de ctre englez find
peratun marc Locutorii satelor cuprnse in acesta
primt orn mute, lar englez nceput sa-si
sape acolo trei randuri de transcc.
Famile ofiteror englezi parasit Constantinopoul
pecand la Paris Dcspre trmiterea or ngr autora-
tile mlitare englczc punndule la dspozc rcnul Orient
Express.
Pc vapor de posa, peca spre Marsilieza sau
bacat er suite de pasager dntre ce mai multi
sd mai ramana in Consantnopo.
Astazi mai inrat in neutra inca dcasament de
cavalcre turceasca total de de oameni
tine echipati
Generaul Harrington, coman(anul anae engleze tri-
mis- All ui Kcnal Pasa ultimat prin ecgraa farl fir
cac spunea douazec 81 patru Gle sa retraga
ee della Kun Kaleh Kum Kaesi) punct suat la ntrarca
in Dardanele.
Gcncralul B. f. Maurice experul mitar cngez napoat
curnd della 'front.' undo fuscse sa vztezc pozc ocuatc
de trupee cngleze la Cianac, decarat urmaoarele:
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pol. Flotila va ii acompaniata de
torpiloarele Rocket, Tuscan 81 Tri-
bune, precum 81 de un submarin.
Distrugatorul cnglez Centurion,
a sosit aici All dupa amiazi.
PARIS, 26 Sept. - Autoritatile
militare ale aliatilor, aflatoare in
Constantinopol, all ordonat evacua-
rea populated civile din satele de
langa Daridja. Satele acestea sc
afla in. zona neutra, pc care aliatii
o tin pcntru apararea Constantine
polului 81 Bosforului.
LONDRA, 26 Sept. Prim-m mini,
strul Lloyd George dat astazi III
comunicat Official prin care dcclara
Cd Anglia ma ajutat nici pc gree
81 nici pc turcii nationalist GU ar
me, ell cchipamcnt sau Gu sfaturi
Dansul declara Cd guvernul cngle,
| a nnentinut Q atitudine de stricts
neutralitate 81 impartialitate fati
de lupta dintre cele doua tari com
batante.
0 stire trimisa catre ziarul Times
n
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"Fara 1ndoiala ca kemal
Pasa va accepta propunerile
noastrc, facand eventual uncle
mici modificari. Daca insa Sc
hotareste sa porneasca razboiu
contra noastra, moi suntem pre-
gatiti. Fortcle noastre militia
rc-navale, acriene 81 de uscat
sunt de asa natura incat il pu-
tenn opri foarte usor de a trece
Dardanelele, a invada Tracia 81
a veni la Constantinopol."
Gcneralul Maurice a mai spus ca
nu trcbuia sd sc exagercze puterea
armatci kemalistc, deoarece ca con-
sista numai din sase corpuri dc ar
mata, dintre carl unul de cava-
lerie, 81 ca intregul efcctiv al acc
stei armate numara un total dc
l1SO,0OO de oameni.
MALTA, 26 Sept. 49, Flotila q
treia de distrugatoare engleze, pre-
cum 81 crucisetoarclc Ceres, Carys.
fort 81 Caledon au primit ordin %
piece la noapte spre Constantinp,
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-29
CLEMENCEAu GIVING OUT
 MORE FACTS
In Chicago Speech French Tiger Makes Public
 Intrigue of Germans.

CHICAGO Nov 29..-Georges4 4cla,n- enceauy speaking at the Auditorium last nigllf to most enthusiastic audience, took for his text the ep.taih on Grants Tomb on Riverside Drive, New York. which he visited last Sunday, Let us have Peace"
 During his address, the French "Tfger" s'atd:
 "Tne fire of the recent World War was decided the day it became known America whs on the fighting line"
 ClemenceIu, for the first time, dis cussing German intrigue, said he had an official st@teemnt, never be- fore made public, that the Germans concealed nun ation at the end of the war and cited 40 different cases dis covered by the Allied Military Con- trol Comm ion One case cited by Clemenccau was that in public schools on Frankfort On The Main, the commission discovered guns, cartridges, bomb throwers and gas masks and also machine guns, rifles and carbines This latter discovery was made in July, 1921.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-29
Hair Dressers
 Happy; Bobbed Hair Ruled Out

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Women's s hair dressers who have been sitting back the past couple of years knock ing the bobbed hair craze among the Happens and contemplated bank rEp.cy, were told to perk up today by delegates attending the annual hair dressing and trade exhibition of the New York Ladies Hair Dress ing Association. There were loud cheers when the announcement was made that bobbed hair had gone out of style and that flappers are now waiting in line at hair dressing par lors to get artificial contrivances tc give the appearance of having long Grecian tresses-ithe kind that moth CT used to wear.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-29
Success in Movies
 Leads to Divorce

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 29.-Pictures of Carlyle Blackwell, dress-suited dark skinned finn hero, were drawn from the flickering past in a divorce complaint on file by his wife, Ruth Hartman Blackwell. herself one of the original golden-curled movie girls
 Blackwell married her in 1908 when both were waiting for minor assignments on the Vitagraph lot the complaint stated. But eight years later, with his increasing pros perity,, he left her and they have since been separated.
 Alimony is asked. though Black we'll is said to have agreed to make a property settlement. He has con sistently contributed to hen support and that c, their children, it was stated
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-29

BERLIN, Nov. 29.-Financial and industrial interests are disposed to CIV the advent of Wilhelm Cuno, German Chancellor as a favorable omen. because of his fa- milarity with the foreign situation acquired by his contact with Ham burg shipping activities.
 Herr Cuno, with the late Bernhardt Huldermann, negotiated the pact with American shipping interests which brought about a closer affiha- tion between German and American postwar shipping enterprises.
 In circles close to the new Chan cellor designate he Is reg irded as any. thing but an economic theorist. He has demonstrated his ability as an analyist of German postwar condi- tions. and generally is termed "a resourceful business mathematician"
 The manner in which Herr Cuno rehabilitated the Hamburg-American line is cited as evidence of his busi- ness acumen.
 kotAtRuAoh Ol thC AAoAhpuAo DhtPPaHe chieftain as the prospective head Of Germany's new administration pro vides newspaper commentators with ready metaphors on the qualifications oi shipping expert to handle ship Of state.
 Entent and neutral diplomatic cir cles here informally have expressed qualification over the selection Of a nonpartlsan Chancellor. who, in ad- dhion, Is recognized favoraby as .eader T., inc commercial and in- dl5trisi >woii6 The belief was voicei that the advent of Herr Cuno pres. aged politica. and economic co ,rdin. ation in Germany at an early date through the prosecution of isin:tt internal policies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-29
MAYOR COUPONS WILL SUCCEED
 SEN. NEWBERRY
Chief Executive of Detroit
 Named by Michigan Governor toySenate.

a i-f ls5.a sf52S aA .-t ass
 LANSING, Mich, Nov 29--Gov Alexander J. Groesbeck today ap, pointed Mayor James Couzons, of De- troM,, United States Senator to sue ceed Truman H. Newberry, who re. signed.
 In making the announcement oi his acceptance, Mayor Couzons said q become Senator without a single string. I make no promises, as have eMacted none"
 It is believed Couzons will be a candidate for the full term at the next election.
 Mayor Couzons Is famed for his venture in municipal ownership Of Detroits street car system. He was born in Chat ham, Ontario, 52 years ago. Couzons is reputed to have a fortune of many millions of dollars. He started his career as newsie on a passenger train. In 1903 Couz- ons became associated with Henry Ford in the manufacture of automo- piles in Detroit, taking the position of bookkeeper When he severed his connection with Ford, in 1915, he was vice president and treasurer of the Ford Automobile Company.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-29
M|DSH|PMEN ,"
 ARE IN BAD
Behavior at Army and Navy Game Gets Rise Out of
 President Harding.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.-Presi- dent Harding today described with feeling as a result of the incident 1T Philadelphia last Saturday involving charges of misconduct by mddship- men after the Army and Navy foot ball game. The President said it showed laxity in prohibition enforce ment and was both discouraging and deplorable. The statement from the White House said 1t was recognized that the same thing might happen in score or more large cities.
 Secretary Denby said flappers, bootieggers and general laxity was responsible for the behavior of the midshipmen who drank before. during and A1fer the annual game.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-29
DISCOVERS TWO
 LAKES OF OIL
Alaska Explorer Makes An- nouncement in Seattle
 Claims Long Oil Belt.

SEATTLE, Nov. 29-Alexander Malcolm Smith, for 27 years ex- plorer in the north, announces he discovered two lakes of oil during the past season near Point Barrow.
 Smith asserts the oil can be sent to Japan for two bits a barrel less than from San Francisco.
 Smith declares an oil belt extends from the Mackenzie River to Boring Straits.
 Nine oil leasing and prospecting permits have teen issued by the De- paitment of the Interior to eight individuals for claims in what is known as the Smith Bay region of the Arctic Coast, where oil discover. ies are claimed to have been made, according to information received here by George A. Parks, Chief of the Alaska Field Service division, General Land Office. These lie on a small peninsula west of Point Bar row on the eastern Arctic shores.
 ThIcse to whom permits have been STdIl>tu SO lar lIlCfuuc L l. oldu- nard, vice president of the Kenne- .cott Copper Corporation; James F.. Haaptn. well known Nome mining operator; John c. Kennedy, Feb Ken dall, A. T. Ewing, James Allen, c. D. Brewer and George Evans. The claims are all full size and total 23.040 acres.
 Some stalking of supposedly promis- ing land on the northern area of Seward Peninsula has also been done in recent months and number of permits to- drill for oil issued to claims there. Those Interested in the latter district are: s. F. Bill meyer, c. K. Geamais. Samuel Kean, John c. Kennedy, John F. Matthews, A. B. Miller, George A. Paxton, A. V. Peterson, Thomas A. Peterson, John Reed, George D. SchOfield, M. J. Walsh, T. R. White. H. Peake. All of these claims are located be- tween Kotzebue Sound and Grantley Harbor. The permittees are mostly Nome residents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-29
STUDENTS JUMP FROM FLAMES
HUSH MONEY PAID TO DRY
 AGENTS CHARGED BY WIDOW

ceiver and an accounting.
 Mrs. HasTerlk charges that the numerous large sales of real beer at $50 to $45 a barrel were entered on the books as sales of near beer and root beer at $8 to $10 a barrel, and, according to the books, the brewery trary, she says, large sums are go- ing into the pockets of officials and that heavy payments are being made to law enforcement officers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-29
TWO CHILDREN DEAD IN FIRE
 PUBLIC SCHOOL
Thirty eight Reported to Have Been Injured
 Teacher Last to Leave.

BULLETIN-COv Nov. 2e.-Searching parties are working over the ruins of the High Point School. It is now reported t2 chil- dren are missing. Two unidentified bodies have been recovered. Thirty eight are known to be injured.
 CONVICTION, Ca, Nov. 29.-Two children were burned to deafh and more than score narrowly escaped when tlhe High Point School, nearby, was de.iroyed this forenoon.
 Mrs Oscar Grant was in charge of the pupils on the upper floor Mrs. Grant directed the pupils to jump to safety as the stairs were quickly a seething mass of flames.
 Mrs. Grant leaped to safety. being the last to leave the second floor. She was so seriously burned that fears for her life are felt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-29
DENIES TWELVE HOUR DAY USED
 IN COAL MINES
Secretary of Nevada Associa tion Takes Exception to
 Davis Speech.

RENO, New, Nov 29-Henry NJ Rives, secretary of the Nevada Mine Operators Association, said today Secretary of Labor Davis has been misinformed when he was told min CTS worked 12 hours a day.
 'The Nevada eight-hour law is one of the oldest in the United States and it has always been enforced, said Secretary Riyes.
 The statement was made in view of the speech made in Kansas City by Secretary of Labor Davis, denOunc ing the 12 hour day prevailing in the mines of Nevada, Montana, Arizona and New Mexico
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-29

CHICAGO, Nov 29.-Wholesale manufacture of real beer, which was sold in hundred barrel lots at $50 to S45 a barrel, and the payment Of huge sums in graft to Federal Pro- hib;tion officials, is charged in the complaint of Mrs Lillian K. Haster- lik, filed against the Best Brewing Company in the Superior Court.
 Mrs. Hasterlik is the widow of a former official and large stockholder in the brewery She asks for q re-
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-29
New Imperial Wizard Is
 Elected for Ku Klux Klan

ATLANTA, Nov. 29.-Dr. H. W Evans. of Dallas. Tex has been elect ed Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klus Klan. succeeding Col. William J Simmons. founder of the organiza tion. Colonel Simmons has, been giv en the newly created title Of Elm peror.
 Edward Young Clarke. former I'm perial Wizard, pro-tem. has beer elected Imperial Giant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-29
"Wife" Missing; Veteran
 Is Believed a Suicide

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 29-The po- lice declare that sickness made Va den E. Rogue, war veteran, commit suicide hee. Bogue came here. reg istered himself and wife" at ho- tel and immediately ordered dinner sent up to the room for two. Shortly afterwards Bogue appeared excitedly claiming he had been poisoned and he died almost immediately. Poison was found in the gregs of the coffee. No trace of tine wife" was found. The police claim Bogue poisoned the coffee himself and perhaps used wife to attach blame to some in- nocent person.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-29
Bids for Liberty Ship
 Yards All Turned Down

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The Elm ergency Fleet Corporation has re- jeoted all bids submitted by private concerns for the purchase of the Lib erty ship yards property at Alameda The bids are said to be unsatisfac. tory. The yards were purchased as part of 'he shipbuildings enter prise during the war. No ships were built at the yards as the ar ms5tice interyened.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-29
NO REPORT ON
 MURDER CASE
Grand Jury Fails to Act in Connection with Hall-
 Mills Tragedy.

SOMERVILLE, N. J., Nov. 29.-- Foreman Gattbs. of the Somerset county grand jury. announced this morning that flor reasons which to them seem sufficient the grand jury will take no action after five days investigation into the tragedy which resulted in the murder of Rev. Edward w. Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Mills. pretty choir leader, many weeks ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-29
Kaiser Wants Gland
 Operation, Says Paris

PARIS. Nov 29.-The weekly Fan tasio asserts that the confidential secretary of the former German kaiser recently visited Dr. Serge Voronoff, the famous gland doctor and demanded that the latter operate on Wilhelm.
 Dr. Voronoff refused, saying thai he could not bring himseh to bring new life to one "who ought already to be dead"
 Dr. Voronoff refuses to either deny or confirm the story.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-29
NEW GERMAN ERA HERALDED;
 CUNO IS SOUND ECONOMIST

2 Whether the new government will receive an suspicious send-On de- bends chiefly upon the nature of the reply from the Preparations Commis- sion to the German proposal tOr a moratorium, foreign loan and other easements of the financial situation. This subject is already stimulating curiousfty in Reichstag circles.