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The Nome nugget., 1925-11-21
PASSENGERS DANGLING FROM ROPES OF HtRNING SHIP DESC T ED OFF DEl.AW ARE
 BREAK N .ArER

Icwes. Delaware. Nov. Is. tPf The Clyde liner Lcnape, caught fir, um the Delaware CHpta last night the passengers and crew numherinn three hundred and srSty seven are accom- ed for. Many uf 'h, pass;en gers and members "l the crew suffered from exposure and burns. Roberi l.everton aged sixty, of Williamsett. Massachusett became panicky and leaped overheard into the icy waller. and fishermen found his body in Delaware Bay shortly afterward
 Captain Irving Steele of the I.ewes Coast Guard 'aIrol. reached the I.enaprs side just as she swep inside the Delaware Breakwater iu flames and after thirty mile race in an effort to save the lives of the people aboard. The Lenapes lifeboats were toated Immediately and Captain Steele lowed six of them to Pilot Boat Philadelphia, Meanwhile many of the passengers who were unable to reach the boats were dangling from Inc ends of ropes over the sides of the vessel and as near the water as possible in order to escape tnr scurchne heat from the flames of he fire which continued to drive the pas seneers closer and closer to ih" water. Captain Steele with his courageous crew drove their craf under the blazing sides from Air water and is given much praise for his heroic services. Steele was former fireman in St. Louis.
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PLENTY ptFGS STILL
 LEFT IN BUSINESS

New York November 20, (P)- TeN Itickard formerly of Nome. and now one of the worlds great est fight promoters, has issued list giving the champions in each division, and named three contend CTS from whom to pick as an op- pnnent for Il title bout. He listed Wills and Tunney as the foremost contenders for Dempsey's title, and Paolino uzcuduz, the Spanish heavy weight as third. Paul Berlinbach, the light heavyweight champion is given preference over Jack Della ney, Mike McTigue, Young Stribl- ing, Harry Greb. in the middle weight class. Places Dave Shade first. Frank Moody. Jimmy Slattery Mickey Walker, Tommy Milligan and Benny Leonard in the welter- weight class.
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-21
WORLD FLYER | WITNESS
 MITt HELL COURT MARTIAL.

Washington, November 20. tAl l- ing squadron which encircled the world, was called as a witness be tore the Mitchell Court Martial and ne his three thousand hours of fly Ing in every known type of plane, II" said that the Loening Amphib iau airplniI'. Wa in the experiment tai 8ta@e and was not suited for Arctic service. and further stated that he hop from Scapa Flow to Iceland during the world flight. constituted hazards to h Il III Il n life"
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-21
IF A CHICKEN COST A RUBLE WHAT WOULD RE THE
 COST OF A FLAPPAE

Erivan. Armenia. Nov. 16. B- Owing to the diAlculty of obtaining Soviet money to carry on the busl- pesa transactions of the country the custom of baFtering has come into commo- usage, eggs form one of the staple esticlss of baetar. At Karlala, situatsd lin the Aeast of the Armeniaa mountains. eegs ex- change at the rate of . rsble per dossn or fifty cents American money, if the esss prove bad or rotten they are returned as illegal tsndsn @ states Dorothy strattos
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KENTUCKY FECD ON
 OVER E.I FICTION S,.TEIIt'

l,azard Ky , November IT. tPD- Cdltam WoottI of the KcltGcky 'iOnal Gua:. left here with 2i picked mrn fni the town ,f Hv 'Nn, of the hinterland to disperse a mob seeking the slayer of Sheriff Joe Morgan who was killed Satur- day last during ihe election for I Sherin and other officials.
 Dave Steel who is accused nf the slaying. is reported to have barri- caded himself in he Citizens Bank at Hyden. while the enraged friends of the dead man are march ing mp and down the streets armed 10 the teeth and uttering threats of vengeance. Steel sent word to he officials that he would surren- der himself 10 the law providing he was assured of protection from the mob in the street.
 The slaying is attributed tn the election for q successor to the man later slain. Sheriff Morgan's wife says her husband was defeated hv two votes, Steel is an influential lumberman of Eastern Kentucky, and as Precinct Election Officer he refused to count d number of votes for Morgan on thp grOlnl that they were spoiled ballots.
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-21
EEpt BLItANS START
 CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN

Washington. November 20, (P) Chairman Butler. of the Republi- can National Committee. formally announced yesterday the opening of the 1926 Congressional Cam paign with Il call for militant and principles of the Republican party Chairman Butler charged thai the Democratic leaders were endeavoring to start warfare by estigarion and charged them with scurrilnilS attacks"
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FptR HOUR WORKING
 DAY FOR PRINTERS

Seattle. Nov IS, President Lynch of the International Typo graphical Union, touring the North west locals. in an address last night said labor saving machines were supplanting as many as twenty men thereby causing over produc- lion and resulting in the laying ort of thousands Of men. he further said continuing hIs address, "that Il reduction of labor hours was the only solution. if four hours per day was enough to produce what the world needs, then four hours per day should constitute the pro per working day"
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Vancouver. Nov. 16. (P)-Har- bor and railway officials conferred Saturday for the purpose of fnd- ing solution of the wheat em- bargo which has practically tied up the freight trafiic on roads pass ing thru the prarie provinces. due ;o hundreds of freight cars being teid up at the sidings of grain elevators and unable to obtain freight owing to It's accumulation at he grain elevators. This was caused by the wheat becoming damp and getting In condition called tough. in order to remove this the wheat must he dried hence the unnecessary delay in railroad traffic, the cause of the dampness was attributed to bad threshing weather. Strong hopes are ex. pressed that favorable weather will favor the situation which will great ly assist in lifting the embargo during the coming week. Only 15 percent of the prairie grain comes to Vancouver. practically all the rest being shipped by rail to the great lakes. from thence being dis tributed to the Eastern seaports aud flour manufacturing centers.
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Stockholm. Nov. i4. R-The number of automobiles in Sweden, government statistics show. in- creased from 8.506. or one for each 7O5 inhabitants in 1919. to 62.820. or one for each 95 inhabi- tants at the end of 1924. The cars are mostly American made. The governments income from motor business last year included ST. 423.314 taxes qn automobiles: and s974.04s on tires and 31.347.e4S on gasoline.
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ROBBERS STICK UP SEATTLE
 MAN FOR e15,OOO

Seattle. November IF @-Two unmasked robbers yesterday stole platinum and diamonds valued at fifteen thousand dollars from the ofllces of Williams & Traves Invest ment Company. Williams in ex- plaining the robbery to the officials said the bandits asked to inspect the diamonds he advertised for sale. he became suspicious of their appearance and upon his refusal to produce them the bandits forced him into an adjacent office where hey bond his hands and feet. After ransackIng his offices and taking the booty they made good their escape,
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TO GIVE ENCOURAGEMENT
 TO PROSPE(TOkS

Pheonix, Texas, Nov. IS. (P- Encouragement for the prospec:or by a mitigation of the regulations now effective. was urged hy the Western Division or the American Mining Congress now in session
 M. E.. Ditmar of San Francisco
 said, the prospector Is vanishing ln the West beacuse of the hardshtps worked by he present laws. Other resolutions advocated uniform state laws against high-grading along the lines of the Colorado and Cali fornia laws. Another resolution was for the licensing purchasers of ore bullion. and another urging the hastening of publication of bulletins of special miners reports
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fro mthe United states Geodetic survey. and also expressed appre- citation of work of the taxation and traffic committee.
 The Mining Congress also en- dorsed the efforts to obtain fair interpretation of the pittman Sill yer Act, and expressed confidence in Hoover, who suggested there would he To consultations or de- creases in the Bureaus experiment stations without fully taking every thing into consideration
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ALASKAN PLEADS GUILTY
 USING MAILS TO DEFRACD

Seattle, Nov. 19, (P)-Indicted by the grand jury, Edgar Poppell. a former United States Marshal in Alaska. pleaded guilty to using the inited States mails to defraud and waa sentenced 10 thirty days. Pop reli said he owned valuable mining property and promised to repay twenty dollars by mail on the plea that his wife was in need
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Dan Donovan. Tom Phelan, Tom
 kelleher, Anthony McGettigan, Mike Kelly. Jerry Donovan, your and each of your heirs. execu-
 tors. administrators and assigns: You and each of you are hereby notified that the undersigned has expended the sum of one hundred dollars, each year during the years 1910. 1911, 1912. 1913. 1914, 1915. 1916. 1917. 1920 ending on Dec. 3lst, and 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924 ending at 12 o'clock Meridian July 1st. in labor and improve ments upon the Randsburg Group Plarer Mining Claim. situated on. Coal Creek, tributary to Solomon | i,Wer. in the Cape Nome Mining and Recording District, Territory of Alaska. the location certificate of which is found of record in Vol. 1884. page 479. in the office of the Recorder of said district and pre- cinct, in order to hold said claim under the provisions of the laws of the United States. and the Terri tory of Alaska. concerning annual labor upon mining claims Such expenditure being the amount re- quired by said laws to hold said claim during said period.
 And you are further notified that if within ninety days from the completion of the publication here of. for the period of ninety days You fail or refuse. to contribute to the undersigned your proportion Of such expenditure as co-owner your interest in said mining claim will become the property of tho undersigned your co-owner, who has made such required expendi- i ture.
 fMted at Nome. Alaska. the 31st day of October. 1925.
 M. J. MCCARTHY,
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Memorial Stadium. Berk

Memorial Stadium. Berkeley Washington and California played each other to a standstill until two minutes before the final run when Elmer Tesreau of the Washington Huskies, broke thru for nine yards and then broke thru again and ran twenty yards and made a touch down. after Lessherman converted. George Willson was carried on the field in the fourth quarter after bearing the brunt of the battle for the visitors. The final score was Washington 2. California o.
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-21
RUBY REPORTS TWO MAILS
 NOW ENROUTE NONiEWARD


 Through the courtesy of the U. s. signal Corps boys, both at Ruby at Nome. the Nugget is able to give the following information concerning the mail movements dan conditions on the Yukon river: The first mail was despatched on the Nome route on the tenth and the second consignment on the twelfth of November. The Yukon River is frozen over. hut is not safe to travel on as yet. The trail is very heavy. two feet of snow having fallen recently. Starting Nov. 14th 1t is expected mails will move on schedule.
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Washington. D. C., Nov. 16, (P) The United States Forest Ser vice states that the joy children get out of Christmas trees far out weights the loss sustained by cut ting down small trees for Yuletide. and pointed out that the yearly cut for toOthpicks alone far exceeded that for Christmas, and offers a suggestion that 1t is possible to produce on six thousand acres an average of Six million evergreens for annual consumption. It is well the report says. to take into consideration that forest fires cost a waste of fourteen million acres annually.
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PLEASED WITH ALASKA
 HUNTING "TRIP

SC. Cori0va, Nov. 17, -Dcspitc the fact of his being sfOrml'Ound for ten days on the lonely Mon. tague Island. Dr. Richard Derby, sOn-in-law of Roosevelt, Is tntcnsc- ly pleased with his Prince William Sound hunting trip, where he says he shot big brown bear, photo- graphed ancient relics and visited the sea otter hunting grounds. .. Richard HOlbrOOk, formerly with Captain Louis Lane, was n member of the hunting party which return- cd here yesterday. |.
 The dispatch also states that Coria-a's flrs. snow fell last S::n- day.
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-21
STORM CLOUD HAS REAL SILVER LINING FOR
 NEVADA RESIDENT

Tonopah. Nevada. Nov. 1d, - A recent cloudburst on the land of L. L. Loony, of Rochester. Nevada, washed away good portion of the ground around his house. When the storm was spent. q vein of min eral was exposed. He started to dig and at depth of 20 feet he opened up a vein of ore assaying $SO to the. ton. He was soon on his way to the smel.cr with the first carload of orc,
 Cloudbursts are common on the Nevada desert and are generally considered plaques.
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-21
MINING CONGRESS- OPPOSED
 RETALIATION COPPER

Phoenix, Nov. IT, tP)-At the opening session of the Western Division of tn4 Mining Congress they went on record as opposed to a revaluaticG of copper mine.. and approved tte present policy of the Bureau of Mines. Copper min ing men said under the new pro posal mining companies would pay between eighty and mine'y million dollars in taxes since 1918.
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-21
GCSDERSON HAS SLIGHT EDGE OVER NORB.tCk IN
 SOUTH DAkDT \

sioux Falls, Nov 1otA9 Cover nor Carl Gunderson has 4liph
 edge over Senator Peter %orback k for control of the south Dakota republican proposal meeting al. Pierre on December first Accord sixty four counties Gunierson had thirty three thousand votes while
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-21

Seattle. Nov. 16, @-Amid a deafening roar of automobile sir ems. changing street car bells and
 cheers from early pedestrians, the Huskies, Washington's classic foot ball team, arrived from California after their victorious game. A long procession Of automobiles es- corted the Huskies. the proud traf- flc policemen cleared the streets and other trafic was suspended during wild parade thru the city.
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-21
PREMIER STANLEY VI. RRUCE'S
 GOVERNMENT RETURNED

Melbourne, November IF, (H9- Premier Stanley M. Bruce's gov ernment was returned last Sa ur day in the general election which took place. The returns gave his party forty eight sea's fin the sen ate and over seventy five seats in the ouse of Representatives. The Labor party received twenty seven seats but it is reported that Bruce received a working majority In the Senate.
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Dublin. Nov. 16. P-J"hn Me COrmack's two concerts in the The atre Royal Dublin, recently. were attended by the largest audiences ever assembled in the city for sim liar events. Not only was every inch of available space occupied, but parts of the building in which no place had previously been found for the public were used and sold at high prices. The governorgen- eral, the president. and all the high officers of the state were pre- sent at both concerts.
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two and one-half percent alcohol
 Enforcement of this prohibition has led to a series of mass demon- strations in several of the larger cities of Poland.
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BEN II. RICE APPOINTED
 EXHIBIT COMMISSIONER

Spokane. Wash November 1S,H't Ben H. Rice, the former assist ant secretary of the Columbia Basin industrial Leaguc. has been ap- pointed Exhibit Commissioner for ihe Pacific Northwest Commercial and industrial Exposition at New York city which is to he held next May.
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-21
ONE KILLED, NINETEEN lNJuRED TRAIN WRECK
 NEAR TAlOM

Olympia. Wash. November IS. (R)-Engineer F. NJ. Putnam Of Tacoma, was killed and nineteen were injured. when the Grays liar bor Tacoma train Jeff the tracks two miles west of here, the engine while going around the curve plum ged down the bank. causing two coaches. the mail and baggage cars to be piled on top.
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-21
RE.LE's: OF EARLY
 JAPAN FOL ND

Tokyo, Nov. IT. (P)-Scientists uf Keio University are reported to have made important discoveries in a shell mound which they recently excavated in the forest of Koyasu near Yokohama. Human bones, earthenware, flint arrowheads and ear decorations made of shells, lead have found evidence of a primitive tribe which inhabited the land of the Mikado thousands of years ago Further excavations in the district are being planned.
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FOOTBALL SCORES

Seattle, Nov. 16. (R-F0llOwing is the results 0f the football games played Saturday.
 Princeton 2h, Yale 12.
 Pit sburg l4, Pennsylvania 0. Colgate 19. Syracuse G.. Harvard 3, Brown 0. Cornell 33, Canisius o. Columbia 21, Army 2. Nebraska 0. Kansas Aggies 0. Wisconsin 21, Michigan State 10. Illinois 2l, Wabash 0. Dartmouth 33, Chicago [. Notre Dame 28, Carnegie Tech. 0 Michigan 10, Ohio Q.
 Oregon Is, Oregon Aggies 24. So. California 27. Montana '. Eatnford 82. California Southern Branch nothing.
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Senator Reid, counsel for Colonel Mitchell. asked the Court to call President Coolidges attention ito the high handed procedure" of the Shenandoah Board of Inquiry which subpoenaed for today Major Frank M. Kennedy. whom the Court had summoned. The board threatened Kennedy with contempt proceedings if lie didn't appear there forthwith.
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-21
GERMAN BEER
 PRODUCTION HALvED

Karlsruhe Nov. 18th, R-The consumption of alcoholic beverages in Germany is much less than in prewar days, notwithstanding the annulment of the majority of the restrictions imposed during the in fiation period. The production of beer now Is only about 50 percent that of former Kaiser days.
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FiCiST, PUBLISH NEW ORGAN

Rome. Nov. lf, lP,- new ma ea2ine. entitled Mussoliniana. de s'ined to spre'' the influence of Fascsm abroad. has been founded at Milan by several party leaders They will i!ave the collabora ion nf thG most important Fascist and Fascist synpattiAiae autl,crs and pnblicis:s
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SAYS FEDERAL REVENUE
 IS CUT TO LIMIT

Washinston. November 1T. @-
 Chairman Green of the Ways and Means Committee. indicted ysster- day to newspaper representatives, that the Federal revenue for the next yeae. has been cut to the limit and that he will oppose any at tsnpt h ths the Houss which may
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-21
FORMER KHAN DRAGON
 CONVICTED OF MURDER

Nobiesville. November IT, R- D c. Stephenson, q former Dragon of the Indiana Kiu Klux Klan. was convicted here of second degree murder. Madge Oberholtzer and Earl Gentry were acquitted,
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-21
TO PLACE TAX ON NON
 ALCOHOLIC REVER AGES

Washington. D. C., November IT Ar The House Ways and Means Committee have approved of tax on cereal beverages Can you heat it
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BRANCH AMERICAN MINING
 CONGRESS IN SESSION

Phoenix, November lG. tPD--The Western Branch of the American Mining Congress is now in session policy to he presented to the Ma
 tional meeting in December on q new status for the Bureau of Mines
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COOLIDGE'S FATHER ILL.

Plymouth. Nov. IS. (Pl-Colonel Coolidge, the father of President Calvin Coolidge, is ill at his home having suffered another attack of heart block After the attack had passed his condition was not con sidered serious.
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WOMAN VS. WOMAN
 AT COURT MARTIAL.

Washington, November IS. (P) Mrs. George Steele. wife of tho commander cf the f.akehurst Air station. testified before the Court Martial officials yesterday, that Mrs Lansdowne "understood fully" that sent her merely memorandum containing suggestions.
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SEVERE EARTHQUAKE
 FELT AT DOME LAKE

Sheridan. Nov. IS, tP-A roar accompanied hy severe earth quake was felt at Dome Lake, q resort in the Big Horn mountains, forty miles southwest of hero last night.
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FIGHTING" KLONDYKE
 PiRSON IN HOSPITAL

Victoria Nov. 2V,tAD-rh- p-,. F. l.. Stephenson, known among the surviving sourdoughs of the Yukon gold rush days as the "Fighting Klondyke Parson fs con fined in T local hospital here.
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port during the early stages of the railroad activities, and voiced his opposition to the route adopted by the government.
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of the Near East Relief Expedition at 4Aarkala. Miss Stratton further reported that live chickens marter- ed for ruble and a half piece,
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MONDAY
 TELEoRAPH'e, MONDAY, November 16, 1925.
TELEGRAPH RREVITIES

Olympia, Wash. Nov. 1S, @- Members of the Washington legis- iature are of the opinion that the legislative session will not end be- fore Christmas.
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stated further that Il total reduc- ton amounting to three hundred and four million has been agreed upon by the committee.
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POLAND HAS WEEK.
 Y END PROHIBITION

Warsaw. Nov. 1s R-The Polish
 government has prohibited the sale of alcoholic beverages from D. m. on Saturday until 10 a. m. Monday An excentinn tn the de-
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-12
1924HOOVERCUP
GIVEN AMATEUR
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Station Reached Points
Ranging From Africa OF
Far Arctic.

HARTFORD, Conn, March r.
The highest-honor in amateur radio.
the 1924 Hoover cup, has been
awarded to a California radio man.
B. Molinari, Of 653 Union St., San
Francisco, it was announced today
by the American Radio Relay League
special committee. The cup is given
annually by Secretary Hoover to the
operator of the best amateur radio
station in the United States in which
the bulk of the apparatus is the
handiwork OF the operator himself.
The 1924 cup is the last of the De-
partment Of Commerce trophies now
authorized.
The station for which the award
Is made, 6AWT, has been unusually
efficient in communication with for
eign countries. its signals having
been reported by amateurs in Asia.
Australasia. South Sea Islands, Eu-
rope. Africa. South America, Central
America and Danish America. 6AWT
was one of seven stations selected
by the A. r. r. L.ito transmit press
reports to Capt. Donald B. MacMil-
Ian in the Arctic. In addition to
this country and Canada. the station
has been in two-way communication
with New Zealand. Australia, Asia
and other countries.
A log of the stations operation
from Jan. to Dec. 81. 1924, showed
that the station had been used con-
sistently during the entire period and
that an average OF about forty mes.
sages per month had ben handled.
all of these having been delivered to
destination.