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The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
GEN. BUTLER TELLS POLICE
 UF PHILA. WHAT'S WHar

Philadelphia, Sept. 23-sieneraI Smedley D. Butler. Director of the Purity Squad of this city. add sSs- ed the police in 2 i,ody last a'aht. fe said: You men know the reason why I have not been fired, and that reason is that the people Of Philadelphia are back of me. 7" Ee promised to knock the block cs of and policeman participating iI the political campaign"
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
AMERICANS PROPERTY
 ATTACKED BY BANDITS

Washington, Sept. 24-The prop erty of w. F. Graves, of Waltham, Massachusetts. was attacked Sat urday by Mexican bandits, and an American citizen named Paul Ano- spide was killed in the attack in defending the property. according to a telegram from Vice Consul Ott, stationed al Frontera. Mexico
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
RIGHT SAYS MRS. SWEETIN
 POISONED HEIR HUSBAND

Mount Vernon. Sept 24-Hight | eclared yesterday that Mrs sweetin killed her husband with roison that he tHight gave her. lie says that she and himself in tended to marry after the death of her husband and Mrs flight. Mrs Smeetin has been arrested.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
COOLIDGE SATISFIED WITH
 PROtsKESS OF tANH'At,iN Y

Washington, Sept. 25 Senators Pepper Of Pennsylvania and Dale of Vermont. at the White House yesterday gave warning to Presi- dent Coolidge against over-conh- dance in the campaign President Coolidge. however. let it be known hat he is satisfied with the prog less of his campatsn
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
.BNI KILLED F,RiHT HURT
 WHEN TRAIN HITS AUTO

kalaEiazoo, Sept, 25-A motor I~t left his automobile stalled on he Mr:higan Central tracks and E pn1 to ask for hetp to push Ii off when a. passenger train came and lit the automobile. killing the en- qineer and lnIurrng eight pa5sen- Etrs
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
FILES SUIT AGAINST MEANS
 FOR INCOME TAXES

Washington. Sept 24-Internal Revenue Collector Tate has filed suit against Gaston B. Means. de- handing two hundred and sixty eight thousand dollars. and charg- ing Means with having repudiated lis income tax for the last three years.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
HIGHT AND MRS. SWEETIN
 HELD FOR GRAND JURY

Mount Vernon, Sept. 25-The CoroneT's Jury yesterday held Rev
 Flight and Elsie Sweetin for the October session of the Grand Jury The Coroner's Jury found "arsenic wilfully administered by the wife at the instigation of Flight in con- tormity with the agreement be-
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
MOTORSHIP CHIOFECk IN
 DISTRESS CAPE SPENCER

Cutter Unalga, at Sea, Sept 20 ], is reported that the rIotorship twelve mi}es north of Cape Spencer with the master drowned and the Cre- and two passengers in peril. The Unalga is speeding to aid the ChiopeCh. The ChlOpeck was lsuilt aJ Seattle and is operated t'nt of Juneau
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
ifIGHT MAY BE CHARGED
 Ny'RDER HIGH SCHOOL GiRn

Mount Vernon, Sept. 2i-lnves- ticatiop of the death of high school girl whose picture was found in Rev. Flights home has begun. He said that ptomaine poi son killed her. He has refused to surrender his credentials as q Methodist Episcopal preacher.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
l,INBN TO BE WITNESS
 TN SUIT AGAINST SINCLAIR

J'heyen.re. Sept @5- Edwin Den ty. former Secretary of the Navy, N !', resigned undsr fire, has been -ubpoemaed as witness for the l.s5aus. in suit brought by the
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
HOOVER AND PINCHOT WILL
 TESTIFY IN TACOMA

New York. Sept. 25-Rosen- bluth's attorney has announced that Secretary Hoover and Cover nor Pinchot of Pennsylvania will De witnesses for the Defense at the trial at Tacoma for the murder of Cronkhite.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
GEORGIAN MINISTER EXECUTED
 BY RUSSIANS

Paris. Sept. 22-The Georgian Legion has announced that Rus sian troops have executed the Geor- Pian Minister ,Na2ar at kutais It is declared that he was sixty eight years old. and was i'll at the 'ir,e of his execution.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
LDGE NOMINATED BY
 ENORMOUS MAJORITY

Newark. Sept 25 Returns to- Ga made the lead of senator Edge over Hamilton, the Republican National Committeeman, for th' United States Senate in the 2ri' mary nt yesterday, over fifty tho T. sAnh
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
FIVE MASKED BANDITS JET
 THIRTY SESEN THbr SAND

Wellston. Sept. 23 Five masked ! ;tnifits entered the WPllstun Desk Company offices in a ruburh @f sI, LuuIs. shortly before opening and lrned up six officials and the em- Dioyees against the wal and ieis- rIly scooped the money bags from the vault and escaped with thirty seven thousand dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
THURSDAY
 tTELEGRhFHIC}
PUBLIC DEBIT RETIRED IN
 p YEARS. CLAIM

Cleveland, Sept. 2i-A pape" prepared by Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Dewey was read at the annual convention of Invest ment Bankers and in the statement he made the assertion that it is planned to retire the public debt of the United States within twenty five years.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
GERMANY TO BE ADMITTED
 TO GLYNHiC GAMES

Geneva, Sept. .5 Baron De Coubertin, the Presiient ni he In ternational Olympic Committee. ili an article published in the Revue de Geneva stated that Germany will be admitted to the Olympic Games in 1928 at Amsterdam, and the games will not be curtailed.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
FORTY THOUSAND REPORTED
 STARVING

Manila. Sept. 24-Forty thous and, persons in the Pangasian and 1arlic provinces are reported to be on the verge of starvation because Of floods. locusts and animal dis cases which have destroyed their source of food supply.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
UNALGA TOWING CHLopEtK

Seattle, Sept. 24-The Coast Guard Cutter Unalsa has wireless ed that she is conveying the Chlo- peck III and would take her to Indian Cove. When the message vas sent she was near the main land opposite Cross Sound
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
POLICEMAN SHOT. KILLED
 BY JEWEL EURGLAR

Los Angeles, Sept. 25- Patrol E4an Miller last night was shot and killed by an unidentified burglar who fled when he was caught en- tnring a icwelry store.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
MINING. COMPANY 10 PAY
 DIVIDENDS, ANNOUNCED

Wallace. Sept. 24-The Tama- rack Five Custer Consolidated Min
 Company has announced . div idend of two cents per share on October sixth. totalling one hun dred thousand dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
ERNEST THOMPSON ELECTED
 LEGION PEACE CONFERENCE

St Paul, Sept. 2S--Frnest Thom- I.;on of Amarillo, Texas, has been elected as the representative of the American Leeion's Veterans Asso- cation to promote world peace. '
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
BATTLE BOOTlEtIG'HN
 ONE KILLED ONE HURT

Los Angels. Sept. 25 Patrolman ranarshy in d pistol battle last night with alleged bootleg gang. , lalms 10 have killed one and critically wounded one.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
WOMAN PLANS SHOOT
 HEREOF, GETS COLD FEET

Rambo Villa, Sept. 24-As Pre- mier Herriot was about to leave the Presidential chateau today. a hysterical woman entered the guard room and surrendered a loaded pis tol with which she had intended shooting the Premier, but her cou- rage failed her.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27

Berlin, Sept. 24-A commnniIue after the Cabinet meeting today announced that Germany will soon seek entrance to the Leagne of Ma tions on an equal footing with the other powers.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
RIGHT AND MRS. SWEETIN
 MOVED PREVENT MOE RULE

Mount Vernon, Sept. 24 Nut terings of mob action at Mason. a small town near Ina, caused the removal of flight to Salem and of Mrs Elsie Sweetin to Belleyilte.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27

tween them caused the death Of ..v -etin. and arsenic administered with malice aforethought by th" husband caused the death of Mr.. Hi.ht.'"
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
SENATE COMMITTEE
 WILL NENR MEANS

New York. Sept Senator hshnrst respondin" ao telegram fror, Senaror Brookhart. Chairman ot the Senate DaTyherty Commit tee today gave his assent to call inE committee lo hear GastOn F. Means
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
CHANG CiPTURES MANY
 PRISONERS AND AKMS

Tokyo. Sept. :A Mukden dcs- patches today said that Chang had saptureti Chao Yang. town in t'hilhi Province capturing six hun .'red Pekingese, srt field guns, tight machine guns and two 1houS- and rifles.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
BIC SMOKER BY
 SEATTlE PIONEERS

Seattle, Sept. 2l-Beans. corn cdk pipes and stories of the NUrth- the smoker at the Alaska Yukon Pioneers Friday night
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
CHANG FCSO LIN HAS
 RE<bI,NlZED SOVIET

Tokyo Sept. 2i The Harbin of the Japaneso iirplane Press said that CGanE ESQ Lin had recognized the Rus sian Sn6 jet Government.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27

Government against Harry Sin clair and the Mammoth Oil Cor rany, to cancel an annual lease in the Teapot Dome field. The case is set for trial in October.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27

Brooklyn. Sept. 22-Brooklyn defeating Chicago two to one in a twelve inning game held second place in the National League with Six hundred and one. The double of Wheat in the twelfth scored Mitchell and broke the pitching
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27

Brooklyn, Sept. 23-The Dodg- CTS lost a full game in their race with the Giants when the CtihS won five to four n ten innings I'azzy Vance the star Robin .1uri- CT yielded only four runs but three cf them were homers.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27

Cleveland. Sept. z2-The Tanks defeated Cleveland ten to four In a pitching battle Bush Covel- ski weakened in the ninth and New York scored five times, Chicago three, Senators seven. At the end of the seventh inning Lyons re- placed Cvengros when Washington scored :SIX runs.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27

Cleveland. Sept 23-TheYanks made two straight defeas ing the indians eight to two Pitcher Shawkey held the locals hitless except in the eighth inning when Cleveland scored twice. two singles On wild throw of Ruth's.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27

New York, Sept, 23-The New York Giants defeated Pittsburg five 10 one in the first ol d three ser ies and retained first place. Hugh a brilliant mound exhibition. The Giants made five hits off Meadows Songer but made them count bases ana gave the champions q winning margin. fin the fourth in 1lng they added three Hnd in the seventh Gewdy singled with the bases full.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27

San Diego, Sept. 23-The world flyers hopped off from here today for Santa Monica.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27

Chicago, Sept 22-Walter John son won the 18th consecutive game today defeating Chicago eight to three retaining the Senators mar gin of two games over the Yauks.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27

San Diego. Sept. 22-The around the world flight planes arrived here today.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
FRIDAY
 TECEGRAPHtCS
fslSEB

New York. sept 2l The Chants ] +actirally eliminated Ihe Pirates in the Pennan Race by winning today with q score of tonr to two. I he Giants utilized the iine oppor- tuni1y behHd the twirling of Virgil Farnes who held the visitors at Lay with The exception of the nom of Early and smith in the sev-- eAth In 1he ninth inning Morris ua replaced Hyde in the box for jl,c Pirates. and Wilson homere0- fer the Giants.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
THE WORLD FLYERS

Tucson, Ariz., Sept. 21-The world flyers completed another lap landing here at one eighteen this afternoon after an uneventful fight from Fl Paso. Texas.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27

Cleveland, Sept. 2l American League Cleveland nothing New York two; Chicago three, Wash in%tOn six.
 National League, Sept, 2t Brooklyn six Chicago five
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27

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The Connecticut labor news., 1924-12-13
CONGRATULATIONS MIR. GoMPERs

We congratulations the grand old of labor Samuel Gompes his unanimous established 1881 and has successfully maintained through all these with singular benefit millions of America only but throughout the civilized world He has created office than fill we'll that the spare long MT. Gompers be vailed simple statement of his official places him absolutely alone in labor history
 Samuel Gompe of the organizers of the American president,
 
 reelected annually with the of
 single year. 895-~hen John Mcbride the presidency. defeating Gompe by close Gompers will be 75 old in January
 growth of labor dur the orty6ve the tribute his leadership Although the of countless pod battles npeached his conceded that Samuel Gmprs in public life above price,
 His recognition of worthy effort To him there than the welfare of the humbest Really Federation of Labor be gratuad keeping President Gmp the harness for another
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-12-13
PUBLICITY ANGERs ePRIVMEGE'

Publication of has caused than the oil Men who take scandals smile ndugeny when labor attacks enaged what they interference with liberty when the public reads of that from thou millions of dollars These payments however, the many individuals and corporations They do include from and municipal bonds and Liberty loan which The of these three grades of bonds is $50, ,0OO0O0000
 The law also allows wide latitude for depreciation, and other exemptions which used by corporations conceal excessive
 Several months bureau of department sanctioned amortization allowance of g the Aluminium Company of America which Secretary of the Treasury Mellon and his family interested This corporation known the aluminium and recently charged with contro kitchen
 the illustrated by La Toilette who calls attention the $40 operator who valuable oil Fall Daugherty regime This operator declined the subsidiary companies agnate subsidiary l2 which he should the
 The publicity law passed by the last Congress led opposed Coolidge and the old guard This law provides that shall be for public It has been discovered ished This contradiction has resulted in much confusion.
 Now Congress will law This will be met by determined effort make all income exemptions public
 The publicity worrying large income taxpayers they will handicapped future for and for reductions the favored by Secretary of the Treasury Mellon
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-12-13
NO SEPARATE PARTY

By overwhelming which approximaed unanmty the annual of the American Federation of Labor Fl Pao Texas decided against the of the organization such in the formation of political This taken the recommendation of headed by Wol aed that the workers the union workers bound together could be drawn political afaon under the of what seemed be
 prolonged debate the what little there readily accepted the demonstration that the workers of America like all the other of the disposed the responsibility of sovereign citizenship for which ansverable solely
 
 leaders and they listen them respectfully involving progress but the end they their convictions, which for the based intelligent and independent the question.
 the this doubtless by what failure of the
 class, the for whose antag agonizing and one-sided class program
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-12-13

Giacomo Puccini, famous composer, dies in Brussels; wrote Madame But terfly' and many other operas
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-12-13
{, PROSPERITY COME ON

Come on ProspertyI up factories Coolidge andD with PospenyI Too say, We'll the gamblers Wall Street Stocks The said bs busy with their prosperity what's the delay the the Folks who days work week looking for that Promised Prosperity, shoot her along Calvin
 Don't be partial. Working people who getting only days per certainly deserving Prosperity as are the gamblers on Wall Street.
 Bring Prosperityl
 nme al that
 Surely the pielers and did have the confidence of the gamblers when they talking the of confidence and
 Come Old Prosperity, and give the and a chance to work days a week.
 Come that have much need of this country being more productionr
 Lend your hand helping the and Q produce
 Don't finger long with the gamblers Mr. Prosperity little children the homes of the workers than look for Claus
 Old Prosperity What you waiting You are hide yourself, gamblers and the folks who really need craving benign
 Come Old Prosperity the bellies of little children in this chorus Come onI
 Final election Nicaragua Congress begins final certified a showing
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-12-13

Two sisters at White Plains, N. Y, get verdict of $lO,00O each against doc tors who sent them to asylum.
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-12-13

New York City Health Bureau con demns chlorine gas as cure for respir- atory diseases.
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-12-13

final certified election of
  dent Germany by treaty
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-25
RED LETTER To
ENGLAND HELD
FORGERY
Tories Kept Document. Hop
Ing to Spring L on Eve Of
BaIloting
BY DAVID NJ. CHURCH,
TntsrnatiOnal News service etafR
CorreaDondent.

LONDON. Oct. Official an
nouncement was made BY the for
eign office today that Premier Mac
Donald personally wrote Z note Of
protest to Russia against an al
legged 'red plot In England"
Publication Of the MacDo note
was not FASTENED by the political
campaign and the accusation Of the
Tories. that the Iaborite premier Il
dominated by Russia, It was an.
nounced.
AZ. RakovsI1y. head Of the Russian
mission In London, claims that q let.
ter setting forth the details Of the
alleged red plot & q forgery. For.
eign office officials claim they are
fully satisfied with the genuineness
Of the Russian letter and will insist
upon . full explanation.
Document Forged"
1T Is clear that this document pur.
porting to be o letter from Russia
Is q forgery" declared Rakoyslxy.
''It is significant that it was pro,
duced on the eve Of the election.
have no idea who wrote 1t. Since
the political campaign opened there
has been much false news against
Russia spread In England. Publ
cation Of this document would be a
great political maneuver. Proof tina,
the document Is false b evident. The
letter head reads Third Communists
Internationale,' whereas there is nc
Third Internationale Communist or
sanitation"
The Daily Mail. owned by Lori
Rothermere, gave the following ex
PLANTATION of the circulation Of the
Russian letter:
"A copy Of this document came
into the possession OF the Daily Mail
and we felt 1t was our duty to make
It public.
1--WE circulated printed copies h
other London morning newspaper
yesterday afternoon. Later on thu
foreign office decided to publish Il. :
The Russian letter bore irfstruc
tons for British communists. II
urged the Red leaders In England
to greater activity and to bring about
greater activities en- the part Of then
followers.
Came From Riga.
The letter, II is commended reached
London via Riga. It Is understood
to have been in the possession oa
Tory headquarters for week. The
Tories intended to make It public or
the eve of the bailoting on October
90.
The consensus ls that Premier
Macdonald probably has killed ths
chances Of the Anglo.R Russian treaty
for ratification by the house OF com
mons unless Moscow makes amends
and proves that tne4 plot letter wa
forged.
According to the Central New
Agency headquarters Of the Labol
party has issued instructions to al
labor candidates to cease advocating
ratification Of the Anglo Russial
treaty in their campaign speeches.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-25
MONTANA
BEING BOUGHT
BY c. 0. ?
Farmsr-L abor Party Spokes-
man Claims Walsh Charges
Are Smoke scrsen''
(Continued from First Page.)

Continued from First Page.)
gram public without comment, but
he has already announced that
Senator WaIsh's charges win be
run TO the ground. . together with
all other allegations having to do
with the use Of money in the Mon
tana campaign. 'sf
"A more detailed report on the
Republican campaign fund which
reached the Borah committee today
showed that more than half Of
the $2,OOO.OOO already collected had
come from the states Of New York.
Illinois and Pennsylvania.
State Contributions.
The contributions for these
States, up to October 10. were
New York, $614,621; Illinois,
$3.50, 822; Pennsylvania, $257 ,021.
Testimony taken by the commit
tee, however, indicates that the
collections in these States have
been large since October 10. about
$S5OsOOO being collected IN New
York State and $360, 200 In Pennsyl-
vania in and around Philadelphia.
The amounts run from the half
million dollars, In New York, 10
five dollars In Montana and Utah,
and nothing from Arizona, Idaho,
and Wyoming.
y 800 y rs - .
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-25
WEARY PRINCE
SAILS FOR
HOME
Wales Declares He y Sorry 10
Go and Looks Forward 70
Returning

NEW YORK. oct. d. Looking
tired alb the result Of his strenuous
vacation Ii the United States ana
canada, but declaring hlmself lit
ana regretful Of departure, the.
Prince oe Wales sailed early today
aboard the White Star liner oIym-
pic Tor southampton and London.
The prince landed from the Cum
ard liner Berengaria on August
% and with the exception Of q.
brief Iull while he visited his Al.
berfa ranch, spent q great deal OF
his time in dancing and riding.
The last Of his holiday was spent
pated In q drag hunt, following
which he boarded q special train
for New York.
Arriving here amid great BE-
crecy, there was no crowd to greet
the British heir when he entered
an automobile at the Pennsylvania
terminal and was taken to the
| White Star line pier, Only q few
| persona recognized him.
AT the pier. the prince was
greeted by Sir Esme Howard. Brit
ish ambassador to the United
States, and Captain Frank How
arth, OF the Olympic.
my stay in the North American
continent has been q very interest
ing and happy one. the prince said
before leaving. Z am sorry II Is
over and look forward to return
ing
The Olympic was scheduled to
reach Southampton early Friday
i morning. 1t was said the prince
might possibly NY from there to
| London.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-25
MAJOR NORRIS WINS
PLEA T0 SEE SON

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Efforts by
Major Monsoon Morris, wealthy real
estate operator and former cotlllion
leader, to get a court order permit
ting his son, Monson, now eleven
years old. to visit him and his third
wife. Mrs. Edith Kohlsaat Morris,
resulted In q decree by Supreme
Court Justice Blur amending a for
mer ruling that the boy must re
main with Major Morris sister. Mrs,
Nelson B. Burr, Of q East Seventy
sixth street.
Justice Blur decided that the boy
may visit his father and stepmotheI
one weekend a month for three
months, and thereafter once every
two weeks until July next, when
new ruling will be made.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-25

Here are q few OF the new wants an
pearine in today's classified section
BOSTON BULL lost; reward offered.
RADIO MECHANIC wanted.
UP-To-DATE GROCERY ana deli.
catessen store for sale.
SUITE for rent in new office buiId-
ing fronting on La Fayette square.
PA. AVE. N. w.-Attractive three
room unfurnished apartment for
rent. 6
18TH ST. NJ. w.--Nicely furnished
room for rent.
s-T Ton WHITE TRUCK for sale.
WAITRESS wanted; must be expert
enced.
FOX TERRIER lost. on Wednesday,
reward offered.
BUFFET, china closet, extension
table, and other household goods
for sale.
FOR FURTHER DETAILS TURN N
TILE CLASSIFIED SECTION.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-25
MAN FOUND CHAINED TO
TREE IS HELD SUICIDE

wILLIAMSPoRT, Pa. Oct. &c..
The body Of Henry H. McHenryi
found last Thursday chained to q
tree in the forest Of Trout Run, near
here, was shipped to his former
home in Ardmore, Pa, last night
after It was definitely established
the young man had committed sui
eide.
Coroner George l.. Schneider de-
cided not to hold an inquest because
the evidence was overwhelming that
McEIenry had decided to end his life.
The authorities are fairly well SAT-
isfled that a note found several
weeks ago near the scene which read
II have committed suicide; try and
find me-" was written by McHenry,