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The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS STARTED
 BUT GET NOWHERE

New York. July Peace negOti- ations for the selection of a compro- r.se candidate were undertaken to- cay under serious dificulties by group of Democratic Chieftans who finally placed the task of freeing the various delegates upon the National Convention to break the deadlock and to give it's consent to the coop e-stion of the various State delega- tons. Many of the supporters of 10th McAdoo and Smith are now convinced that neither can be nom mated. Against this situation, how ever. stands the open defiance of the McAdoo managers who declare that their only compromise will be when the Convention has left Madison Square Garden. They appeared to have no doubt that the leaders can yet find a candidate upon whom they could find a general agreement. but later Rockwell announced that he understood the purpose of the con ference of the leaders to be to seek fol an amendment which might bring the deadlock to an end. He added, "the high man in the voting couldn't be expected to stand aside for anyone" The managers of the other candidates and many McAdoo- ties indicated their willingness to accept whatever selection seemed acceptable behind the doors of the conferences, where conferees are considering such names as Robinson Glass, Ralston and Davis.
 The conclusions reached by the leaders was to form a combina tion against the McAdoo strength and to use it to block the proposals of the McAdooites to drop the low man, to u ansfer the Convention to Kansas City and to abrogate the two-thirds rule. Those proposals, by reason of the coalition thus formed, were vot- ed down by the Smith factions and the favorite sons. The combination tLus formed, if successful in elect ing the President, also hopes to name his running mate. Represen- tatives of each candidate addressed the conferees.
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COOLIDGE, JR- RE BURIED AT
 SIDE PRESIDENTS MOTHER

Washington, July 1.-The son of President Coolidge. Calvin Coolidge Jr.. who died of blood poisoning in his foot Monday night will be bur jed at Plymouth. Vermont, where the mother of President Coolidge vas lain to rest. The remains of young Coolidge are enroute to the place of burial, and services were held today at North Hampton, Mas sachusetts, as the sorrowful cortege passed through that city.
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SON OF PRESIDENT
 COOLIDGE DEAD

Washington. July 7-S-Calvin Coolidge Jr.. the son of the Presi- dent died tonight The President and Mrs. Coolidge were at his bed- side when the end came. Turnout the day physicians were in consult tstion in the Walter Reed Hospital where the patient lay, and they were encouraged by the brave fight the young man was making for life He could not withstand the ravages the poison had made in bis system from a blistered foot.
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STANDARD
 HEARERS CHOSEN AT LAST

New York, July 10-John w. bassador to Great Britain, now a corporation lawyer with the J. P. Morgan interests. was nominated for Democratic President of the Unit ed States on the one hundred and third ballot by the Democratic Ma t:onal Convention yesterday. The nomination of Charles W. Bryan, the present Governor of Nebraska, and a brother of William Jennings Bryan, was nominated for Vice Pres ident on the first ballot last night.
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I.AFOLLETTE INDORSED AS
 rlt PROGRESSIVE CANDIDATE

Cleveland July 7-Senator Robert NJ. LaFollette of Wisconsin, was formally endorsed as Presidential candidate by the Conference for Progressive Political Action this af- ternoon. It is in effect. if not in form. a nomination. The Vice Presidential nomination was referr- ed in the same report to the Ma tional Committee of Conference to act in cooperation with LaFollette. The LaFollette. platform was also indorsed.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
BASEBALL STANDINGS

American League standings in cluding Fridays games:
 Washington won AS, lost 31. New York won 3s. lost 31. Detroit won 39. lost 35 St. Louis won 35. lost B. Chicago won 34. lost 35. Cleveland won 34. lost 3S Boston won 32. lost 37. Philadelphia won 27 lost A. , National League including Fri days games:
 New York won 46. lost q. Chicago won 41. lost 27. Brooklyn won 34. lost 33 Pittsburgh won 34. lost 33 Cincinnati won 36. lost 3s. Boston won 29, lost 40. Philadelphia won 2S. lost 39. St.sLouis won 26. lost A.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
GOVERNOR SMITH NOW IN THE LEAD

New York. July 8-Governor Al Smith went into the first place on the S6th ballot Smith now has 3G0 votes; McAdoo $50. Davis 60. Underwood 3S, Ralston 92. Robin son 25, Glass 72, Walsh 5, Bryan z, Merideth 26. The Ralsto6 suppor- ters have approached Smith with the proposition to make Ralston President and Smith vice-President
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TUESDAY - tTELEeRAPHIc,
CONVENTION RELEASES
 ALL DELEGATES TO-DAY

New York, July By the action of the Democratic National Conven- tion itself today. all delegates were released from their pledges and in structions on presidential candida cy. By its action the convention approved the stand of the fifteen minority candidates including Smith and the standing of the candidates after the eighty first ballot stood as fellows: McAdoO 413. Smith 366, Davis 71. Underwood 47. Glass 7s and Robinson 28.
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LEADERS FAIL TO
 BREAK DEADLOCK

New York, July 7-The effort of the leaders to break the deadlock having failed, balloting was resum- ed this morning with the following result on the 7sth ballot: McAdoo 512, Smith 363. The results were practically unchanged. McAdoo. ad- dressing his delegates declared that he was in the place to carry out the mandate of the people as ex- pressed in the primaries.
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McADOO GAINED NOTHING
 FROM OHIO DELEGATES

New York, July 7-The Ohio delegation broke up with forty-eight votes and gave Smith 40 and Me- Adoo none. On the 74th ballot. Me Adoo received 510, Smith 364. Davis 7S. S.Underwood 47.
 Herman Schoenstein is suffering from concussion of the brain by being struck in the head by the gavel of Chairman Walsh. when it accidently flew on the handle and bounced into the delegates face.
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FLYERS
 LEAVE FOR BAGDAD

Bu9hire, Persia, July S-(delR- ed) The American Army airmen on their flight around the world arriy- cd here today. stopping only short time, and left almost immediately for Ragdad, Mesopotamia.
 Bagdad, Mesopotamia. July g. fdelayed)-The American Army afrmen, flying around the world. arrived here this afternoon. They will take flight for Sleppo. Persia, early tomorrow morning.
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('HINESE CUSTOMS SEIZE
 AMERICAN SHIP, ARMS

Shanghai. July S-Chinese Gus toms officials raided the vessel Tal- bot. under the American Flag, to- day and seized arms and ammuni- tiOn valued at s50.000. on the grounds that the landing of muni- tions in China would be in violation C the Arms Convention. The seiz- ure was referred to the American authorities at Washington.
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CLEANUP NOTICE

Notice, is hereby given, that in acsordance with Ordinance No. 1oS to provide fer tie prevention aAd re- n,eval of nAisanses, etc., that every ps4psa ia ths Dossssisn CT ssou- pancy of, ether as ownar, tenant or otherwise, of apy let, place CT prean- Sses in the CitT of Nome. sha!l cause the sane to he cleared of all ua- stahtiy and ansanitary rubbish with- M five days frsn the publicatfon of thus notice, and save additional .eossts.
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SOCIALISTS TO SUPPORT
 ROBERT NJ. IAFOLI.ETTE

Cleveland. July . ldelayedl- The National Convention of the So- cialist Party of America last night formally enlisted under LaFollette' s Presidential banner. The Conven- tion adopted resolution to the eff feet that they would make no nom ination, but would support LaFol- lette's candidacy for election.
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SPEAKS ON
 COMPULSORY EDUCATION

Washington. July 7-Compulsory education if found necessary, by the States under the guidance of the Federal Government. was ad- vccated today by Coolidge. speaking be fore 15,000 delegates to the Ma tional Educational Association at concluding session of their annual convention.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
 STILL. DEADIOCKED

New York, July G-After numer- .ous conferences and seven more fu- tile ballots. the total being 77. the Convention adjourned until eleven o'clock Monday forenoon. The lat est ballot gave McAdoo 513. Smith ce7, Davis 78. Underwood 1T. Glass 27, Robinson 24. Richie 16. Walsh 2. Salisbury 6, Owen 4.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
RECESS TAKEN AFTER
 EIGHTY THIRD BALLOT

New York, july 7-The Conven- ton recessed last evening from four tt eight thirty after the eighty third ballot which gave McAdoo 416. Smith 36s, Glass 76, Davis 72, Ral- ston 24. The arrival on the scene today of James W. Cox. the titular leader of the party. was partly re- snonsible for the adjournment last evening.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
ESTABLISHMENT
 NAVAL BASE IN ALASKA

Washington, July S-The advisa- bilty of establishing naval base in Alaskan waters is under considera- tion by the Navy Department off, cials. under the terms of the Wash ington disarmament treaty. Alas kan Aleutian Islands is specifically exempt from the provisions clause forbidding the United States to inn prove Notifications.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
BUTLER RAPS
 '. 5. PROHIBITION

Victoria. July S-"Prohibition has spread lawlessness in the United is being debauched because of the peculiar psychological conditions arising out of prohibition" Presi- dent Butler of Columbia University of New York said upon his arrival here today after a tour of the Pacific coast.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
YOUNG COOLIDGE IS
 EVERY LOW, BErTER

Washington. July 7-The ''eI- treme remedy" has been applied by the medical aid who have almost despaired of the condition of Calvin Coolidge. Jr.. whom they state is "very low" It was later announced that very slight change for the better had taken place. All the family is at the bedside of the sick boy.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
BRYAN AGAIN ADDRESSES
 DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

New York, July 7-Bryan ad- dressing the National Democratic Convention today said that the only candidates that had chance to win were McAdoo. Robinson and Glass.
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TO SUPPORT
 .LAFOILETTE. PROGRESSIVES

Cleveland. JulyS-The Socali:t Is convened here yesterday and voted late last night, 13 to ? to recom- mend to the Convention today to CT dorse the candidacy of Robert M. LaFollette, and close corporation with the Progressives in the Ma tional Campaign this Fall.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
100 PER CENT INCREACE
 IMPORT DUTIES TO JAPAN

Tokyo. July s-With a view of the importation of luxur- ies and to encourage thrift and to bs lance the trade of the Japanese Government. bill has been intro duced in the Japanese Diet provid- irg for 100 per cent increase in i'm port duty on 25O articles listed as luxuries.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
JAPAN TO EXPAND
 1 t2a HER AIR FORCES

Tokyo, July S-A decided expan- sion of Japan's naval and air forces is under the contemplation of the Japanese Cabinet, Admiral Taka- rabe, the Japanese Minister of the Navy announced here today. He ad- ded that "recent developments at home and abroad necessitate the increase"
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
CALVIN COOLIDGE JR.
 SERIOUSLY ILL

Washington. July 5-Calvin Jun for. younger son of President Coo lidge and wife, is seriously i'll at the White House, suffering from Septic Poisoning. Illness resulting from a broken blister on foot brot about during Tennis match has reached such stage that consultation os physicians was held today
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
AMERICAN ARMY AIRMEN
 ARRIVED kARACHI, INDIA

Karachi, India. July 6-The Am erican airmen arrived here today from Umballa, Karachi. which is the final stopping place in British India.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
NATIONAL INDEPENDENT
 TICKET IN FIELD

Indianapolis, Ind. July 11-John Tahind of Indianapolis was today nominated for President of the United States. and Roy NJ Parrop of Omaha. was nominated for Vice President by the National Indepen- dent Party
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rroducing classes, which the con- yention declares is the real dem convention for January to form I new party. The convention voted down the resolution favoring recog- EitiOn of the Soviet
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LEADER WANTS
 COMPROMISE CANDIDATE

New York, July 7-Smith's leader entered conference with the man. agers of the various favOrite sons and expressed his willingness to agree upon a candidate upon which all could concur. The 73rd ballot gave McAdoo 52S and Smith 330; Davis received 66. ..
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12

Washington. July 1o-President Coolidge has directed that there be TO official mourning in honor of his son. Calvin Coolidge. Jr.. who died Monday night after short illness from blood poisoning.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
J.ODAk MAN COMING TO
 SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA

Seattle, July 10-G. W. Eastman, of the famous Eastman Kodak Com pany passed through this city yes- terday enroute to Vancouver, E. c., where he will embark for South eastern Alaska on an extended pleasure cruise.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12

Cleveland, July 11-Robert La Toilette was formally endorsed to- day by both the Socialist Party and the Farmer-La bor Party for Presi- dent of the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
TO ENLARGE
 MENfBERSHM FOR CAMPAIGN

Cleveland. July Sine National Committee of the Progressive Ma t:onai Convention has been directed to enlarge it's membership to act as campaign committee for the ma tional ticket. as well as to cooper ate for the election of Congress and State Legislatures frem candi- dates pledged te the interests of the
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12

Calcutta, July 7-The American flying squadron around the world expedition left Karachi today for Charbor, Persia.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
FRIDAY
 (TELEGRAPHiC)
NO BULLETIN ISSUED
 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY

Due to making change in tele- graphic service for the Nugget last Tuesday, and the Associated Press not receiving our message for two days after being sent. we were un- able to publish Bulletins on We'd ncsday and Thursday.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12

Ludlow, Vermont. July 1.-The body of Calvin Coolidge. Jr.. son Of the President of the United States, arrived here yesterday and left for ment will take place.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
FOR SALE.

New and upsodats legal forms for Proof of Annual Assessment Work also Oil Location blanks. Decd blanks for general uss, Special and General Power of Attorney forms. Placer and ouartz Location forms now on sale at Nugget ofies. Price 15 cents each or $1 .oo per doxsn.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
ALASKA DELEGATION
 STANDS PAT

New York, July 7-The Washing ton delegation attempted to switch the Alaskan delegation to McAdoo but made no headway. Troy and Grigsby, heretofore, supporters of McAdoo switched to Smith leaving Jennings the sole supporter of Me- Adoo.
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The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
EX-GOVERNOR STRONG
 ARRIVES IN SEATTLE

Seattle. July 7--Ex-Governor J. F.. A. Strong of Alaska. arrived here this morning after having complete ed tour of the World.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
MRS. OTTO BLOWN TO DEATH

Kelso, July Mrs. Otto, age six teen. was blown to death by dy1a- mite at Coffin Rock, on the Colum- bia yesterday. Rudolph her husband aged 25 and a warld war veteran. expert in mine laying, is now under arrest l.--.-..- ....-
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
FOUR BANKS FAIL
 TO-DAY IN WYOMING

Cheyenne, Wyo.. July 1.-The office of the State Examiner of Banks today announced that four small banks in this state failed to open as result of failure.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
McI.AREN TOPPED OFF
 FROM KUSHIMOTO

kushimoto. Japan, July S-The British around the world flyer Me Lareu hopped off here today for Kasumigaura.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12

Tokyo. July 7-McLaren, British round world flyer reached Kasumi- guara 40 miles northwest of here today.
The Nome nugget., 1924-07-12
CONVENTION ADJOCRNS
 UNTIL TOMORROW

New York, July 1-S-At the close of the eighty-seventh vote the Con vention adjourned until tomorrow. Smith having S61. McAdoo 333. and Ralston 93.
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EX.(ONvJCT KILLS POLICE OFFICER

Seattle, July 7-Policeman A. J. morning by an ex-convict.
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AMERICAN FLYERS REACH
 CHAPBAR. PERSIA

Chapbar, Persia, July S-The Am erican around the world flyers ar rived here today from Karachi, Brit ish India on their way to Bendar Abbas, Persia.
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Kagoshima, July 6-British Avia- tor McLaren. flying around world, arrived this afternoon from Shan ghai.
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BRITISH FLYER HOPS OFF

Shanghai, July 6-MacLaren. the British aviator on world flight, left here this morning for Kagoshima. Japan.
 OF COURSE YOU DO
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NOTICE N

All copy for changing advertise. D,ents in Weekly NugSst must he b the printers haads not later than THURsDAY NOON, to insurc .n-- eertssn.
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Washington. July 6-7-Calvin Coolidge Jr. was operated on Sat urday to stay Septic poisoning.
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FOR SALE-Quantity of heavy wrapping paper suitable for laying under rugs and carpets, also old newspapers. For sale at Nugget office.
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FILL INTRODUCED JAPAN
 ABROGATE DUAL CITIZENSHIP

Tokyo, July S-The Government has introduced bill in the lower house to abrogate conditionally dual citizenship.
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Washington, July 7-Condition of Calvin Coolidge Jr., is more fav- orable this morning.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
WHEAT KING OF
WEST AGAIN
Kansas Predicts Prosperity
as Harvest Time NearS

TOPEKA. Kan. May 21.-Wheat
promises to again restore the Kan.
sas farmer to the throne OF finan.
cial king this year.
For years the proud boast OF
Kansas was that the state had the
greatest wealth per capita. During
the deflation of agriculture, follow
Ing the war; this distinction was
lost
In two weeks when headers and
binders begin TO hum in fields nj.
ready taking on golden tingc, the
kansan VIII be in fair way to re.
cover his former financial standing.
Kansas, according to best expert
Information, VIII produce 1874. 600. 600
bushels of wheat this year on a
planted acreage OF 9,Si9, 600 and an
estimated increase Of harvest OF
g,iO6 900, about as per cent being
abandoned.
Last year on Is per cent
Of the planted crop had been aban.
doned.
Tie wheat crop this year prom.
iscs 100000 bushels greater than
the average yield
An army OF $4,000 mon are now
being gathered to handle the hor
-y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
CHIEF PROBES
SUICIDE
Uniustified Dry Raid Gets
Blame for Wife'S Act

While Mrs. zelma Gallnhor &c.
lay at the point OF death in the city
hospital "Wednesday as result Of
an attempt 20 poison herself Tues.
day morning. Chief OF Police w. u.
seyeryns was conducting an invcsti.
cation into dry squad raid on
Mrs. Gnllaher's homo last Saturday
which partly caused her suicidal at.
tempt.
The young woman. wife OF Melvin
u. Gallagher, chauffeur living II
70ii 18th ave. N. IT,. had been
grieving deeply over tho death last
February OF her G.ycar.old daughter,
Jeanne. her husband told Scvoryns.
They had recently moved TO their
present address and apparently
their noiRhbors had become suspi.
cious OF GaIlaher. WHO frequently
drove his employers Limousine TO
tho little houso after business
hours. Believing that he WINS i'm.
plicated In llquor operations, tho
noighbors notified the police, with
the result that raid was staged
Mrs. Gallahor, In ftnIl health, be-.
came hyatcricol and violently NJ
when tho police forced m entrance
into the house ana turned II upside
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
Want Capt. Doisy
to Start Again

PARIS. May ei.-France wants
Captain Doisy. whose plane was
completely wrecked In crash Al
Shanghai. 70 carry on with bis
Paris-Tokyo night.
The minister for tho colonies and
the chief Of the French aeronautical
service have eabled their agents In
tho Orient. ordering that everything
possible 10 done 10 enable the air-
man to continue 20 Tokyo. A new
Hreguel plane VIII Be shipped 20
him from Paris. II he desires.
Apparently theirs IL no chance Of
poisy continuing otherwise. for he
cnbied:
Overturned. landing IN ditch.
Machine completely wrecked Z,
uninjnrcd."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BOY SCOUTS
STARTS ON PAGE l

traffic code. the police traffic squad
was preparing 10 swing into a vlgor.
Gus campaign Of enforcement
Wednesday.
~ all Intersections where streets
enter the new highways. signs paint
cd on the pavement cali the htton.
ton Of the motorist TO tho legend.
"Arteriai Highway. stop
All drivers must come TO a fun
stop before entering these highways
under tho new code. Tenth ave. n.
T.. the Botholl road. has been par.
TALLY marked. while the others have
been virtually completed.
The traffic squad started making
arrests Tuesday. and were continu.
ing Wednesday Previously. tho po
lice contented themselves with stop.
ping offenders and warning them OF
the new system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
YIELDS TO SEATTLE
BRIGHT LIGHTS, BUT
JUDGE LET'S HIM GO

MARVIN PERIGo. of Red.
lNl mond. came to Seattle
Tuesday to buy a tuxedo and
few shirts. He intended to be
prepared FOR HIS parents golden
wedding anniversary celebration
10 be held at the family domicils
Wednesday night.
But Perigo's feet took him
ha;ray and he landed in the city
hiI. He was sailing a rough
course with a FUN cargo Of moon.
shine aboard. wednesday morn.
ing nc explained tho raso 70
Judge John n. Gordon and hiz.
zoner was sympathetic.
Pcrigo was released and dc.
parted for Redmond. he will at.
tend tho golden wedding jubilee.
but sans tuxedo. sans boiled
shirt. and sans silk hat. In fact.
he los, his only hat and had
to borrow one from Lieut.. Har.
yey u. Mlchenor. at headauar.
tern.