Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-31
TELEGRAPHIS NEWS
Monday.

COl. Mitchell was very lmpuueu and a trouble maker, and wants 6 medal for calling his superiors names"
 Two tornadoes in New York kill 24 persons, injured hundreds and caused immense property loss.
 The Guggenheim interests are leav ing Dawson and moving its outfit to the tin mines on the Malay Penin sula.
 The Lone Wolf of the Prohibition Service" James A. Asher, died from poison believed to have been admin istered by bootleggers.
 Richard Owens and wife of Benton, Wn., were killed when their auto was demolished by a logging train
 The Morse government has filed a petition with the United States gov ernment asking that the exploration ship Maud be freed from her libels, or at least be permitted to take II sacks of Norwegian mail, a stamp cancelling machine and some rifles furnished the party by the Norwegian government.
 Congress has been asked to build jetties at Nome by residents of the Second Division.
 Cyclones and earthquakes in Per sha have killed 1000 persons, more than 200 vessels being sunk.
 Seventeen naval planes anchored at Baltimore were severely damaged by gales.
 Mrs. Lillian Duke, divorced wife of the tobacco magnate died at New York
 Gloria Swanson was arrested for contempt of court at New York. She failed to appear as witness in case in which she was cited to ap- pear.
 Terror reigns in Macedonia and refugees are dying by the hundreds.
 Tuesday.
 Filipinos and Porto Ricans cannot hunt in Alaska without paying a spe- cial license according to a ruling by the game commission.
 Falcon Joslyn, we'll known Alaskan, whil euot pheasant hunting accidentally shot and killed J. H. Hartzog at Ellensburg, Wn., while out pheasant hunting.
 Ellsworth Kelly and James Willos, who escaped from the Salem, Oregon, penitentiary, after killing two guards, were sentenced to be put to death, following a trial for murder.
 Blair Coan, former newspaper man, is issuing book exposing machina- tions of Reds in America.
 A Seattle dispatch says that mill ions will be taken from the Cassiar gold fields within the next few years. Picking the lock on his cabin door, James Martin, arrested and sen- fenced for burg1ary at Prince Ru- pert, escaped from the steamer at Powell River.
 The largest caribou run ever seen in Alaska is on in the Gokona dis trict, the animals numbering hund- reds of thousands.
 Aliens violating the prohibition laws of Alaska will be deported back to their own country.
 The steamer Starr arrived in Seat tie with large load of furs and western products. Capt. Johansen gave out an interview on Alaskan conditions
 The Milwaukee railroad which is in financial conditions will be taken over by a syndicate of bankers.
 The Greeks have widely extended their occupat tion of Bulgaria.
 Harry Wills won in the first rtound of a twelve round bout with Floyd Johnson, heavy.
 Lyman Destaffney, explorer, arriv- ed in Seattle from the Arctic and reports finding caves believed to have been occupied by the Vikings or prehistoric tribe of Eskimos The find was made HOO miles east of Point Barrow.
 "Wednesday
 General Mitchell was placed on trial for his recent utterances in the Airplane scandal
 Wm. Montgomery Brown, unfrock- ed bishop of the Episcopal church addressed a meeting of negroes at Chicago on ''the Negro Being the Equal of the Caucasion" He also talked on communism.
 Charles Davis, a prominent Seattle Club man was arrested on a warrant charging him with the illegal sale of bonds of the Alaska Anthracite Railroad. The railroad is 21 miles from Cordova. Cornelius Whitney and Harry P.