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The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
WHAT HAPPENED AT sITKA

Sitka July 24-Harding spent l2 hours in Sitka, he went ashore in a small boat and the Henderson with the Presidential party departed for Vancouver at p. m. July 22nd.
 During the reception ashore Hard ing shook hands with several vener- able survivors who witnessed the ceremony of the United States talk ing over Alaska.
 Visits were made to the school founded by Sheldon Jackson and to the old Russian Cathedral. The President was given a basket of AL askan grown strawberries and Mrs Harding was presented with gold bracelet which had engraved upon it the image of whale killer. the presentation was made by Chief Thlinget. The President in his two weeks visit to Alaska has new wis., ions of the territory and he has pro
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
 SHOOK BY EARTHQUAKE

Los Angeles. July 23-Residents of Los Angeles were hurled from their beds and fled from their homes to the lawns and sidewalks at 11:2O last night when all Southern Cali fornia was shook by an earthquake which lasted from five and eleven seconds. The Hall of Records at San Bernardino was damaged and several persons injured.
 A later dispatch to the Nugget states that the shocks continued to one A. NJ. this morning some of them with sufficient force to shatter plate glass windows and send tons of bricks tumbling down from build rigs. The tremblers are the heav- jest in San Bernardino and Redlands
 Several dead artisan wells were started gushing as result from the earthquake shocks.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
WEDNESDAY
STR. BUFORD SAILED
 TEN P. N. YESTERDAY
tTElES GRAPHIC

Seattle, July 25-Tha Alaskan si- berian Navigation Company steamer Buford. sailed from Seattle at ten D m. yesterday for Nome and Si- beria by the way of southea ster and southwestern Alaska ports. the Aku tan and Pribilof Islands. The Bu ford has aboard PA passengers in cluding 95 round trip excursonists of whom 22 are members of the San Francisco Chamber of Com merce. other e1cursionists iare principally Californians and Boston, ians. The more prominent San Franciscans are J. C. Ogden, B. s. Hubo. W P: Hammon. L. J. Calen- der and Charles Hass.
 W. P. Hammon IS the head of the Hammon Consolidated Gold Fields and their interests on the Seward Peninsula. L. J. Calender is the director of the Domestic Trade Bur- eau of San Francisco. Charles Hass is prominent member or the san Francisco Chamber of Commerce.
 Following are the passengers who are booked for Nome:
 MT. and Mrs. R S Nickerson. Mrs c. A. Willis. Miss Edith Meal and Charles Ostus. are passengers book ing passage from San Francisco.
 Mrs. C.. L. Buckmaster. F. F.. Powell. Miss NJ Senesca, Mrs. Julia Johansen. Isaac Nakkaka. s. c. An derson, Mrs. Anna Picks and Grace Johnson are those coming from Seattle.
 Besides the number of passengers being brought the Buford has hve hundred tons of general freight and a shipment of mining machinery
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
TURKEY REGAISS
 EASTERN THHiCE

Lausanne. July By the trea- ty, Turkey regaius Eastern Thrace East and West. She joined the League of Nations on d footing of equality. Constantinople goes de- fnitely to Turkey. all foreign troops will be withdrawn. The Treaty makes peace between Greece and Turkey. It permits the Greek or thodux church to remain in Con stantinople. but the Armenians' pro- blem remains still unsolved.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
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The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
EUROPE HAS MORE ARMED
 MEN THAN HERETOFORE

London. July 25-Lloyd George told the Weeleyn Conference today that Europe has more armed men right now than she did have before the war, and also stated that the Nations are still busy inventing diabolical machinery of war. yet they all signed the Covenant in the League of Nations. and the whole Merry Go Round of devtlishness will begin again.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
MOTORSHIP ARCTIC
 WIRES AMUNDSEN DOPE

San Francisco, July 24-The Lie- bes Fur Company of San Francisco received a message from their schOo- ner Arctic now in northern waters stating "a member of the Amundsen party now aboard Arctic states that Amundsen has abandoned his polar flight on account of his plane being too light for the flight.
 It is also learned that Captain Amundsen will return to Nome from Wainwright on the first boat avail able.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
sTEFANssON AT IT AGAIN

London, July 25th-Stefansson' 8 attempt to get the British Goyern- meut to father the Wrangell Island expedition has developed that Mos COW is claiming the Island for Rus sia. Stefansson ia endeayoring to obtain financial support from he British government for the ex- pedition that his man Noice is on and now here in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
PHILIPPINES DEMAND
 RECALL. OF CEN. WOOD

Manila. July 24-As result of the crisis arrived at between Cover Tor General Wood and members of the Filipino Cabinet, the Philippine Commission have adopted resolu- tions demanding the recall of Wood and also demanding the Indepen- dence of the Philippines from the United States, says dispatch from Manila today.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
LLOYD GEORGE DENOUNCED
 BY PREMIER POINCARE

Paris, July 24-Lloyd George be- cause of his criticism toward France in her insistence to have Germany make complete separations was bit terly denounced by Poincare in a speech at the unyeiling Memorial at villers Cotterets. before which the Second Division of the Ameri- can army advanced in some of its hardest fighting.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
MONDAY
 .fTElEGRAPHlCl
"ROBlNHOOD OF MEXICO"
 Is ASSASSINATED

Chihuahua City. Mexico. July 23- General Francisco (Pancho) Villa commander of Rebel Armies in Northern Mexico for ten years, was shot and killed at his big ranch at CanutillO Durango. One hundred troops were dispatched to the scene of the battle where Villa was killed. to try and intercept the men who were responsible for the killing. Later dispatches state that Federal soldiers under the Command of Gem eral Martinez had captured three of the members of the band that was responsible for the killing of the chieftian of the Jessie James gang of Mexico.''
 The body of General Villa. who IS referred to as Robin Hood Of Mex ico, lies in state at the city hall or Parrai where thousands have view ed it since the sensational killing took place. President Obregon' President of Mexico. this afternoon ordered that full military honors be rendered at the funeral of the dead rebel leader.
 A strange coincidence to the kill irg of this character of contempor- ary Mexican history who was pos sessed with a strange combination of horse sense and frey impulse is that the killing of this famous Mex ican bandit took place almost in the same place as the killing of Capt. White and Lieut.. Adair, American Army Officers, who were in Mexico with the punitive expedition in 1915 after Villa had raided Columbus. Nv Mexico.
 Capt. White and Lieut.. Adair were Cavalry officers belonging to the Tenth U. s. c valry On the day of the killing of these two American Army officers at Parral. White and Adair with their troops were sent to reconnoiter the country adjacent to Parral, upon learning that Villa was supposed to be in the village, White decided to enter the village and en- deavor to effect the capture Of the man that the United States wanted sc bad that they had sent an army to invade another country In the battle that followed between a handful of colored American sol diers and two white officers with ten times their number against them behind breastworks while they had to fight in the open and climb steep hill ip the bargain. White and Adair paid the supreme sacrifice tc their country in this effort to effect his capture, and it went down in his tory as two more heroes who gave up thier lives ir defense of tns,r country.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
STR. BUFORD SAILS
 FROM SEATTLE TODAY

Seattle. July 24-The Alaskan Siberian Navigation Company steam CT Buford arrived in Seattle on the evening of July 23rd and was ex- pected to leave there at 1 p. m. today. carrying contingent or Shriners and business men on there way to Alaska and Siberia on an excursion trip according to word re- ceived in Nome today.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
kENNECOTT WILL NOT
 MAKE ALASKA RUN

Seattle, July 24-The Alaska steamship Company motorship Ken necott which was to be placed in the Alaska service will not be on the Alaska run according to dispatch from Seattle today. but will sail for the Orient having been chartered for Japan. where she will proceed to and take aboard a cargo for Europe.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
STARS AND STRIPES REPLACE
 FRENCH FLAG RELLEAU WOOD

Chateau Thiery. France, July 24 Belleau Wood, which General Foch called the cradle of victory was con- secrated yesterday afternoon to the memory of the Americans who died there in the late war.
 The French Flag at the command of Foch was hauled down and the where the French flag had fioated before.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
KENNHOTT RE ADDED
 TO ALASKA SERVICE

Seattle. July 23--The Alaska s. s. Co. Motorship Kennecott which has been on intercoastal trade will be withdrawn upon arrival from New York and placed in the Alaska service carrying practically nothing but ore. fish and cannery supplies, according to dispatch from Seat tie.
 WARSHIPS ASSEMBLE
 FOR REVIEW
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
4 AMERICAN GUNBOAT FIRED
 ON BY CHINESE.

Schang Hupes Province of China, July 25-The American steamer Alice Dollar and British vessel under the escort of the American gunboat Monocacy were heavily fir ed on near Chung King. the Mona cacy returned the fire doing consid- erabla damage to those firing at the vessels
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
NON PARTISAN CONFERENCE
 TO RE HELD WASHINGTON

Washington. July 23-A Non Partisan Conference of Farmers from all parts of the country to be caNd by Harding to meet in wash ington is a plan being proposed by President Harding A,oEI. .LundlAar Republican leaders to meet the acute situation in the agricultural states in the west and head o6 the resting political revolt.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
TOWN BEING SLOWLY
 DESTROYED BY SHOCKS

Shanghai, July 24-kamchatka is being slowly destroyed by earth quake shocks. according to letters and eighty five shocks have been felt since last February in this one town.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
BENNY LEONARD RETAINS
 CHAMPIONSHIP

New York. July 24-Benny Leon ard. worlds lightweight champion of the fistic world again successfully defended his title in 15 round bout against Lew Tender of Phila- delpha. July 23rd. The fight was witnessed by 10000 fans.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
HI. JOHNSON WILL
 SPEAK IN NEW YORK

New York. July 25-Hiram John son United States Senator from California who has just recently re turned to the United States from 2 visit to Europe where he was study ing the conditions of that country will deliver an address tonight at a dinner given in his honor at the Waldorf Astoria.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
I.AToUCHE SAILS FOR SEATTLE

The Alaska Steamship Company freighter Latouche sailed from Nome for St. Michael, Saturday night, where she will take aboard cargo of freight and proceed on to Seattle making many stops on the way at different places along the route.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
AUSTRALIAN NOBLEMAN
 SUED FOR DIVORCE

Seattle. July 23-Count Egon- voin Gratzer, Australian nObleman. was sued for divorce by his Japan csc wife for his alleged attentions to the wife of a former Russian army officer.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
sTfII.ETO AND AK
 USED IN FIGHT

New York. July 25-Fighting with a stilleto and an ax. Anthony GIoldano. 6l years old and his wife wife Thierese, s3 today inflicted fatal wounds on each other. both were dead when the Police arrived at the scene of battle.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
LABORTTE LEADER
 MOTION DEFEATED

London, July 24-A motion of Ramsey Mcdonald. laborite leader for the world conference for limita- tions of Armaments. was defeated in according to dispatch from London
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
INMATES OF ASYLUM
 TO RE REMOVED

San Bernardinio, July 24-Five hundred inmates of the asylum at Patton have been ordered removed on account of the dana ged condi- tion of the walls of the building caused by the recent earthquake shocks.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
COMPENSATION OF
 VETERANS SETTLED

Wiashin gton. July 25-Director Hines of the United States Veterans Bureau perfected a plan placing one hundred and fifty thousand maimed war veterans on a definite pay basis settling for all time their compensa- ton problem.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
FLIGHT AROUND WORLD
 TO CROSS ALASKA

Seattle, July 23-The announce ment that the proposed flight around the world when made will be in a formation of six airpianes was made today. The hop oh will be from New York via Alaska cross ing the Pacific by the way of the Aleutian Islands.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
PANAMA CANAL
 CLOSED BY LANDSLIDE

os Angeles, July 23-Reports that the Panama Canal has been closed by a landslide have been received in a radio message to Los Angeles from the Canal Zone.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
PLANS WITHDRAWAL OF
 WHEAT FROM MARKET

Chicago, July 23-Plans to with draw two hundred million bushels of wheat from the market and store it on farms until prices advance was announced by o. E. Bradfute, presi- dent of the American Farm Bureau of Reduction.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
INSANE INMATES OF
 ASYLUM AT LARGE

Chester. Ill.,. July 24-Thirteen Of forty one inmates of the Criminal Insane Asylum who escaped last Sunday from the institution at Ches- ter are still at large according to word received here today.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28

Seattle July 23-Twenty warships with the battleship California, Ad- miral Robinson in command are as sembled in the harbor for the Re view by President Harding upon his return from Alaska according to word received from Seattle today.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
SENATOR
 RETURNS TO STATES

New York. July 24th-SenatCr J hnson of California arrived in New York yesterday from a study of conditions in Europe. Upon ar rival the California senator refused to state if he intended to enter the race for the Presidency or not.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
I.EsTROYERS DEPART
 TO MEET PRESIDENT

Seattle, July 24-Two Divisions O. destroyers ot the American navy left Seattle fo' VancOuIer today to CT uvoy tas Ie:aerson U seattle bearing the Presidential party.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
FICTION WRITER MORRIS
 GETS DIVORCE

Los Angeles, July 23-Gouvenoir Morris the noted fiction writer, sued and obtained a divorce from his wife in Judge Summerfield's court, according to a dispatch from Los Angeles today.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
MORE MEMBERS OF
 LEGISLATURE RESIGN

Manila, July 25-Six more mem bers of the Philippine legislature re- signed today in anticipating the move to be made in the fight against Governor General Wood.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
JOHNSON MAJORITY
 CLIMBS HIGHER

St. Paul. July 24-Magnus John son elected United States Senator on the Farmer Labor ticket over Governor Preus of Minnesota, at tained majority of s4.S46 at the conclusion of the counting of the votes cast.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
SEATTLE DEPUTY
 COMPTROLLER DEAD

Seattle. July 24-James P. Aenew Chief Deputy Comptroller of the city of Seattle died at that city Sunday according to wire received from there today.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
FEMALE MEMBER OF
 LEGISLATURE ARRESTED

Seattle, July 2s-Maud Sweet man a member of the legislature and Edward Bermar, bn'lermaker. was arrested in the Comet apart ments and charged with disorderly conduct according to dispatch from Seattle today.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
TUESDAY (TELEGRAPHic)

SPECIAL MEETING c. of o.
 The Chamber of Commerce will hold special meeting Wednesday, evening, July 18th. p. m. sharp. for the purpose of making arrange n,ents for the entertaining of the excarsionist aboard the steamer Bu- ford,
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
FRANCE CELEBRATES
 FOURTH OF JULY

Rambouillet, France, July 2S- Millerand has announced that the French cabinet at a meeting, had in recognition of the Fourth Of July as a National Holiday, pardoned 460O offenders serving short sen- tences.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
JAPAN SAYS ADMINISTRATION
 BEEN LIBERAL

Geneva, July 23-Japan in report ing to the League of Nations asserts that her administration in the South Sea Islands has been liberal and progressive.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
TWO KILLED IN
 AEROPI.ANE CRASH

Los Angeles. July 24-William L. Cross aerial photographer and an unidentified woman was killed when the aeroplane in which they were riding crashed to earth Sunday.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
DOCTOR SENTENCED
 FOR SELLING DRUGS

Seattle July 24-R. E. Mckibben was sentenced to serve three years on McNells Island for selling nor phine to addicts.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
FORMER PREMIER
 OF FRANCE DEAD

Paris, July 25-According to a dispatch from Paris the former Premier of France. Duprey. died yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
MAMMOTH HOTEL BEING
 ERECTED IN SEATTI F

Seattle. July 24-Ground was broken yesterday for the erection of the four million dollar Olympic Hotel that is to be built in Seattle according to a dispatch from Seat tie today.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
HISTORICAL PAGEANT
 OPENED IN SEATTLE

Seattle. July 24-With a cast of ten thousand singers and actors par ticipating, the Historical Pageant opened in Seattle last night.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
GEN. GOURAND MADE
 GOVERNOR PARIS

Paris, July 23-General Gourand a French world war hero was made Military Governor of Paris, accord ing to a dispatch from there today.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28
VILLA OF MEXICO

HAD MANY WIVES Mexico City. July 24-Fiye wom- en, each claiming to be the wife Of the late Mexican bandit, Pancho Villa. have begun a contest of the late rebel leaders estate.
The Nome nugget., 1923-07-28

missed that he will do his utmost to bring about the full development of this vast territory.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-07
BRIGHTER coRDovA DUE
 ON ST. PATRicK,S DAY

According to the sailing schedules kept at the dock office the freighter Cordova is due to arrive in Seward on March r, having left Seattle on the second of the month. AS part of the cargo consigned for this port there will be 151,O00 feet of lumber and 20S piles, for the commission, fifteen tons comprising the shipment for the local trade with 50 tons for distribution along the railroad.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-07
STARR MAY SAIL WEST
 NEXT SUNDAY MORNING

It is reported that the steamer Starr may sail to the westward next Sunday morning in the event the La Eouche arrives in port next Saturday, \ considerable quantity of freight be ing on board that vessel for parties at Kanatak. A limited number of passen- gers will be carried on the trip, spe- acial dispensation being granted by the marine authorities. The coming trip will fill out the regular schedule the lime not permitting the ship to make he special trip scheduled earlier in the month.
 While lying in port the Starr in stalled tive new winches on deck giI- 5ng better freight handling faculties,
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-07
HeALY COAL TO coRDovA

A shipment of about 15O tons or Healy coal will be made to CordoVa on the freighter Latouche when that Ves- sel clears from Seward for the souIh' The fuel is being taken to the copper city as an experiment and as a pos s;h1e connection to the British Colum- bia and Washington state products This will be the first shipment or Alaska coal to places south of Seward and may probably be the opening wedge for a constant stream of black diamonds from the lnteror mlhe'
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-07

Nick Welch, who arrived in town on the Alameda on his way to Cold Bay, is very optimistic over the outlook for the oil camp and believes that boom unprecedented in the history of the Territory will ensue when oil is found by the companies drilling. MT. Welch worked last summer for the Associat- ed company and may again enter their employ.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-07
DATA COVERING ALASKA
 IS OF MUCH INTEREST

The report of the Customs Service issued by the treasury department covering Alaska, as submitted by Jno. C. Mcbride for the year ending De- cember 31. 1922, is interesting and shows the volume of trade called for by the north. The following are few figures gleaned from the report sub mitted:
 Commercial: Imports. s26 S47 All; exports, s59,sS7,55o
 Travel: arrivals, 1s,ss7; departures, 2O.275.
 The value of merchandise shipped to the various divisions is as follows: First Division, $9,415,57O; Second Di- vision, s2, 21S 7S5; Third Division, SIP 635.31S; Fourth Division, s2,5OS.13S; a grand total of s26,777,SO6.
 Alaska shipped to the United States gold and silver to the value of $7,433, 065. Other merchandise shipments amounted to $51 OS2,995.
 The shipping report shows that dur ing the year 2004 vessels cleared from the various ports of the Territory with 2,080 entering.
 Merchandise to the value of $51, : 0S2 995 was shipped from all divisions of the Territory of which s34,77S,373 was sent out of the Third division.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-07

T. w. Hawkins, who returned from a trip to California recently, saw John Noon while in Portland, and states that his condition is not so serious as was reported Mir. Moons amputated limb is healing over nicely and there is every appearance that the opera tion will relieve him of his former ail- ment.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-07
NEW VICTOR RECORDS Seward Drug Co. If.
REQUEST INQUIRY

ALBANY, March 7-Assemblyman Jesse, of New York, has announced he will ask for an investigation of the let ters which are pouring into the mem- bers of the legislature assailing Cover nor Smith, the Catholic Church and the Jews. One letter, he stated, men, toned that the "Klansmen are law abiding and executing the law of God"
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-07

Mir. and Mrs. Fred Miller are back in their old apartments over the bar Der shop after having spent several months in Washington. Mr. Miller while outside visited several towns and says that he found living as high or higher than in Alaska. Business conditions were good. but few work ingmen were able to save any money owing to high prices.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-07
AMENDED SERVICE PLAN
 REJECTED BY DEPUTIES

PARIS, March 7.-The senate body of the chamber of deputies yesterday rejected the proposed amendment to the obligatory military service plan. It was proposed to reduce the period ol service from one and half years to one year. The original period of serv- ice will remain.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-07

Ray Larson of Anchorage is ship ping large quantity of groceries te Cold Bay on the Starr.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-07

A large nun.oei or the latest vol umes Of fiction have been added to Urbach's circulating library. Only 10 o.,,ts ,o ro,d one of them 2e7
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-07

The wireless operator on the Starr has converted his instrument into a radiophone and now gives nightly con certs to passengers and crew.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-07

J. P. Hannon. the radio expert, is in Anchorage this week securing sub scriptions for radiophone broadcast ing outfit to be installed in that city.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-07

Admiral Agent Wayne Blue will re- turn from Anchorage on tonights train.