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The broad ax., 1925-09-12

One Of the valuable Of the council the old
Eighteenth Ward successful West Side business of the
West Side leaders of the Democratic and of the honest
Of Board Of Commissioners OF
Cook County, whose legons of loyal and friends will assist
reelect him his position 1926 In honesty be said
that Commissioner Kavanagh be classed of the
friends Of the colored people in Chicago.
The broad ax., 1925-09-12
CHAPTER v.

Congressman Martin B. Madden Has
a Great Deal of Faith in Our Abil-
ity to Do Things and the Following
Letter Reveals That Fact:
The broad ax., 1925-09-12

Member of the city council from Fifth Ward he Is one
conscientious and faithful public servants Of the people
the future Alderman Eaton, owing his great brilliant
legal ability will be elevated to Of the Circuit Judqeshp4
Of Cook County. He is firm supporter Of this newspaper
The broad ax., 1925-09-12

ECiy Attorney Chicago epresden Of the far famed COOK
County Democratic Marching Club member Of te old Jockey Club
Chicago; the acknowledged golden tOngued orator Of me Nooe
West one Of conspicuous civil and criminal Lawyers
that found Of the country Mr. Devme has
been strong supporter Newspaper since the first of September
1859, down to the time.
The broad ax., 1925-09-12

notice There are three brothers and
if you can't get one you can get the
other. as they are Always on the Job"
The broad ax., 1925-09-12

Mrs. Carwell Of 4436 St. Lawrence
ave-, is confined to her bed again.
The broad ax., 1925-09-12
MARTIN B. MADDEN.

Third Letter from Hon. Martin B.
Madden
Committee on the Post Office and
Post Roads. House Of Representa-
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

The Health Committee in view of the present epidemic of dyphtheria is asking the public to help in the campaign to curb the disease. and the following are some sugges- tions:
 Discourage the use of telephones in homes or business houses other than your own.
 Local travel is objectionable be- tween Nome and other camps such as Solomon, etc., although long distance travel and regular mail service will not he interfered with at the present.
 Two weeks has been set as a practical time limit of the quaran- tine on those afflicted.
 Natives living on the Sand Spit are to stay there. The Board has appointed C.M. Anderson of the Bu- reau of Education, to spread the news to the natives.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
FAIRBANKS SAYS BE
 OF GOOD CHEER
 WILL SEND PLANE

We have also wire from bro ther W. F. Thompson. Editor of the Fairbanks News-Miner, which is en- couraging and shows some real AL aska spirit.
 Fairbanks, Jan. 26, 1925. Nugget, Nome. Alaska.
 Washington wires the News-Miner that there is a dyphtheria epidemic in Nome and asks if we can get an airplane ready in two days to take antitoxin to Nome. How serious is it really? The aviators are all gone at present but three planes are here disassembled but can be ready to leave in two days if Wash ington will release Detective Oar ling now here on official business and the only flyer here, who is "rarin' to go" to Nome's help. Have wired Washington according ly. Nome can depend on Fair banks to bring help or somebody will die trying. Fairbanksans and Nomeites are of the same breed of guts and courage. Tell Nomeites to be of good cheer
 News-Miner,
 W. F. THOMPSON.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
ADDITIONAL MONEY FOR
 ALASKA RAILROAD

Washington. Jan. 27, fAP)-A supple emental budget. estimated at three hundred thousand dollars, to enable the Alaska Railroad to help round out the current year without deficit, was transmitted to the House Roads Committee. The revenue of the railroad for the year is estimated at enc million, and the expenses estimated at two million six hundred and five thou sand. making a total of one million .hree hundred and five thousand dollars already appropriated this year.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
ASTRONOMERS HAVE RE;I LAB
 PICNIC AT ECLIPSE

New York. Jan 27, tAPj The dreams of the astronomers of see- ing the total eclipse of the sun last Saturday were realized here in New York and in the New England sec tion, but low clouds and low visi- bilitv frustrated the tests in Mich iean and Ontario The spectacle was especially magnificent in New York, which witnessed the first tot al eclipse in one hundred and nine- tv years. The beautiful eclipse was accompanied by the momentaFV blackness of midnight at the hour of nine eleven that morning. PreS- ident Coolidge witnessed partial eclipse from the lawn of the White House grounds carrying blacken- ed window pane. An Army plane nearly three miles up from Mitchell Field. Long Island, took twenty nictures of the racing shadow me temperature dropped two degrees a; Workers The dirigible Los An- geles rose from Lakehurst, N. J.. and headed for Nantucket, and re- norted q successful observation. Deer in the open at the Bronx Zoo tumbled over one another in ter TOT. Arctic owls hooted and He" about the Zoo, while a heavyweight ! alligator beloved as at nignt. 'hat- tering monkeys became silent anu songbirds from all over the worio
 tncked their heads under their
 wings and slept The Radlo 'or- pcration of America said that 'he behavior of the ether indicated that short wave lengths follow the s,.n and that static was effected
 and that the long wave which was
 irregular before the eclipse became
 noticeably regular during it's totai-
 ity.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
CONDITIONS EgPHTHERIi
 EPIDEMIC BETTER

IL is now certain that the enI- demic of diphtheria will be. stamp ed out entirely at an early date JA We will have three hundred tuou- sand nnits of antituXin here wfihil possibly two weeks Dr Beeaoh nt Anchorage has dispatched this ,GH- ount to Nenana for shipment to Nome. The Governor has autl. or ized Mir. Wetzler the United States Postoffice Inspector, who is station ed al Nenana to hire the fastest dogs on the Yukon to carry the serum in relays until 'heT meet the Nome team which is being driven by Leonard Seppala.
 In addition to this consignment We will receive at frequent inter vals cousignments from other places including d consignment hf one million units which is being made in Seattle under ,he supervi- sion of the United States Bureau ot Public eHalth This latter am ount will be sent to Fairbanks and from there it will he transported either by airplane or by fast dog teams in relays to Nome. The peo- ple of the Territory and particular ly the public officials have left mo- thing undone to come to the as sistance of this community in it's hour of need It is due entirely to the promp'ness of those in au- thority in rushing this serum to us that we can foresee the end of this
 n1alady in our midst at a very ear 1 ly date.
 | However in the meantime il is ID to one and all of us to act as q
 committee of one in helping tc
 quarantine ourselves and others.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
WEDNESDAY
 (TELEGRAPHlc>
soc. .ouu UNITS iNTITOXEN ENROITE ITO NOME
 FROM ANCHORAGE

Anchorage. Jan. 2S. (AP)- special Three hundred thousand units of diphtheria antitoXin left here yesterday by train for Nenana and from there onward. relays of the fastest dog teams in the North hay. been arranged to carry the to Nome. Temperatures ranging from thirty to fifty-four below zero. The serum was supplied by Dr. J.. E. Beeson who made a six-hundred mile race against death in nineteen hundred and twenty by dog team with diphtheria antitoXin to Idit- arod The United States Signal Corps has issued call for teams end many seasoned mushers have responded ready to. enter the re- lays and transfer the serum on its. way to Nome At Nenana nine dogs owned by Wm. Shannon are mak- ing dash for Tolovana in one mush from Nenana, and at Tolo- vana he will be succeeded by a H am to take the serum to Panama, ,t the mouth of the Panama River rom whence it will be carried to rulato and across the portage rom Kaltag to Unalakleet and
 to Nome,
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
FIVE LIVES LOST IN
 LAND SLIDE AT CONCRETE

Concrete. Wash. Jan. APl persons were killed in an earth slide which occurred yester- day. The slide roared tremen dously and in coming down the ntountainside buried the derrick house of the iower project under construction by Stone and Web ster on Baker River. Three other men were severely injured under heavy timbers All eight of the men were eating lunch at the time the slide occurred. The injured includes Frank Hefferman. the son of John T. Hefferman of seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
OPPOSITION TO CONFIRMATION STONE SUPREME BENCH

Washington. Jan. 26, tAPl-- Opposition to the confirmation of Harlan F. Stone to the Supreme Court Justiceship has resulted of Justice while MT. Stone was At torney General. in moving to seek an indictment in the District of Columbia against Senator Wheeler of Montana, in connection with the same case in which an indictment ing in the Federal Court in Mon tana.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
CHARLES B. WARREN NAMED
 FOR ATTY. GEN.

Washington, Jan. 25. (AP)- The nomination of Charles B. War ren of Michigan as Attorney Gen eral of the United States to succeed Harlan F. Stone who has been pro- noted to the Supreme Bench. is being deferred in the Senate pend ing of consideration of the comple- tion of testimony by MT. Warren before the Congressional Committee which is Investigating the Sugar Trust
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
HOUSE PASSES BILL TO EXTEND SOME-SHELToN
 TRAM TO KOI-GAROk

Washington, Jan. 28, fAPj- Special The House today passed and sent to the Senate q Bill to authorize the extension of the tram road, aow operating between Nome and shelton To the kougarok and Keewalik mining districts. the bill carrying an amendment to limit the proposed expenditure of the ex- tension to seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
SEATTLE MAY HAVE CITY
 MANAGER INSTEAD MAYOR

Seattle, Jan. 26, Mayor Brown has signed the ordinance. which has been passed by the City Council. placing on the ballot in the March 10 election. along with three other proposed City Charter Amendments. for City Manager, which, if passed by the vote, will abolish the office of Mayer for Sc attle
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
REPORTS MT. SHIRANESAN
 IN ERUPTION IN JAPAN

Tokyo, Jan 27. (AP)-It was reported today that on last Satur- day. Mount Shiranesan, one of the highest peaks in the Haruma rauee eighty miles northwest of here de veloped into active volcanic erup- tion. Heavy explosions accompan- jed by loud and rumbling noises occurred. and dense showers of ash still continue throughout the dis tric, surrounding the area.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
ROWING COURSE TO BE
 INCREASED TO I MILES

New York. Jan. o7, (AP1-The 1925 intercollegiate rowing cham pionship will be rowed over J. mile course instead of 3-mlle course for the first time since l9l6 and the intercollegiate rowing as sociation stewards have decided on fixing the annual regatta for June 22nd, this year, at Poughkeepsie.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
SEN. BRUCE OF MARYLAND REMINDS BORAH OF FRENCH
 AID DURING REVOLUTION

Washington. Jan. 26, tAP)-- Answering the speech of Senator Borah, Republican from Idaho re- garding the French War Debt to the United States. Senator Bruce, Democrat of Maryland urges the consideration of the aid France extended to America during the Revolutionary War.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
TRAIN ROBRERS APPEAR
 JAPAN FOR FIRST TIME

Tokyo, Jan 27, (APl=Train robbers made their first appearance in Japan last night They boarded a mail car on the Togane Line. held m the three clerks and es- capped with ten thousand yen.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
ENTERTAIN JAP NAVY
 IN SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco, Jan. 26. (AP)- A training squadron of the Japan csc Navy, consisting of three cruis- CTS, arrived here yesterday for a weeks stay An elaborate pro- gram of entertainment has been arranged for the 2,413 officers and men comprising the squadron.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
TUESDAY e IECEGRAPHICl
2o INJURED IN ONE-MAN
 TROLLEY CAR WRECk

Jersey City, Jan 26, fAP)- Twenty-two persons were injured, three of them seriously, when q one-man trolley car plunged of a trestle across the railroad tracks near Hoboken and dropped twenty feet, burying the front platform in the sand and crushing it it's sides
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

last eighteen months as secretary to the President of the United States. have convinced C. Bascomb Slemp that the Presidential job IS not a man killing one. MT. SlemP announces that he will retire very shortly.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
ISLAND SINKS INTO THE SEA

London, Jan. 27, (AP)-Port Al eyander. q small island in the Por- tugese colony of Angora, West Af- rica has been suddenly submmere ed by the sea and has completely disappeared according to dispatch- es 10 the Sunday Express. No de tails have been received, but con- siderable loss of life is feared.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
ARMY OFFICERS OCCUPY
 MONEDA PALACE SANTIAGO

Santiago. Jan. 25, (AP1-A group of Army officers, by sudden coup, occupied the Moneda Palace. headquarters of the Government at Santiago. and forced the resigna- tion of the former government and formed new junta government.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
MONDAY
 
 tTEtEGRAPhiC)
PROMISES RELIEF FOR
 DIPHTHERIA CASES

In the regard to the relief of the epidemic of dyphtheria, a tele- gram was sent last week to Dan Sutherland, asking for government aid, which was answered favorably, and immediate developments are assured. Both messages are here with published:
 Nome, Alaska, Jan. 23. 1924 Hon. Dan A. Sutherland,
 Delegate from Alaska, Washington, D. c.
 Serious epidemic of Diphtheria has broken out here stop No fresh an- titoxin here stop Interview Surgeon General, Department of Public Health and tell him to dispatch million units antitoxin to Nome i'm mediately, Have Health Depart ment make arrangements to dis patch fast dog team from Nenana which will be met by Nome team half way in order to get the anti toxin to Nome as speedily as pos sible. Airplane would save time if feasible.
 MAVNARn
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
AGREEMENT RATIFIED
 FOR FUNDING POLISH DEBT

Warsaw. Jan. 26. (AP)-The Polish Diet has ratified the agree ment with the United States for funding the Polish debt to Ameri- ca. amounting to $17S,OO0.00O dol lars for food credits extended by the United States to Poland during the years 1919 and 1920.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
TREATY WITH CUBA LOST

Washington, JaH. 27. (AP)-T The 11ieinal treaty between t'ir I'nited States and Cuba. cedng to Cuba sovereignty over the Isle uf Pines. has been lost. Senator Copeland of New York told the Senate today.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
BEHEAD MISSIONARIES FOR
 REFUSAL GROW OPIUM

Shanghai, Jan. 26. (AP)-A prominent missionary informs the Reuters News Agency correspond ent that the military authorities in the Fukiap Province have behead- ed 200 christian farmers and mis- sionaries. because of their refusal to grow opium for the use of the armies.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
STALKER BILL OPPOSED

Washington, Jan, 27, CAPl-The stalker Bill which would increase penalties for violations of the pro- bihition laws me. opposition in the House .ru iiciary Commif.oe ac- cording to report of thai "om mittee.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
FORMAL RELATIONS BETWEEN
 |. $. HONDURAS RESUMED

Washington. Jan. 27. CAP D. Formal relations between the [. s. Government and Honduras will he resumed on February first, upon the inauguration of the new consti- who have been elected since the revolution in that country.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
T.. $. AND NETHERLANDS
 TO ARBITRATE OWNERSHIP

Washington, Jan. 26. tAP)-- The United States and the Nether- lands governments have agreed to submit, to arbitration the question of sovereignty over the Island of Palmas Miang. one of the Philip pine Archipeligo
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
COAL STRIKE SETTLED

Scranton. Pa., Jan. 25, (APl- The settlement of the strike of 1000 workers of the Pennsylvania Coal Company, which threatened to bring about general walk-out in the anthracite fields. is announc- ed. after conference. here yester- day.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
SENATOR M.AYFIELD TEXAS
 SEATED AFTER CONTEST

Washington. Jan. o5. (APl-The Election Committee of the United States Senate yesterday voted un- animously to seat Senator W. May field, Democrat of Texas. whose el ection has been contested.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
NOTORIOUS CRIMINAL
 RETURNED TO PRISON

Atlanta. Jan. 26. Gerald Chapman, notorious criminal, who escaped from the Atlanta Penitenti- ary in March 1923. was returned to the prison yesterday after his recapture at Munich, Indiana. by Federal authorities. who conauvt- ed him back to the prison.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
COSTA RIGA HAS RESIGNED
 FROM LEAGUE OF NATIONS

Geneva. Jan. 26, (AP)-Costa Rica has resigned from member ship in the League of Nations. No reason has been given for this ac- tion
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
CHAUFFEUR
 GIVES SELF UP PHiI.A.

Philadelphia, Jan. 25. (AP)- Eugene Stetcher. formerly chauf- feur to Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, the millionaire draft dogder, who is alleged to have aided Bergdoll to escape. gave himself up here today.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
DECLARES
 HERSELF \ REPUBLIC

Rome, Jan. 26, (AP)-Albania through her National Assembly, has declared herself Republic. according to dispatch today from Tirana
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
JAPAN HAS S(OlRGE
 CONTAGIOUS INFLUENZA

Tokyo, Japan. Jan. 26. (AP)- Over 1000 deaths in the last twen ty days have been reported in Tok yo from contagious influenza, ac ccrding to official health depart ment reports.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
GERMAN CABINET ACCORDED
 PROPORTIONAL APPROVAL

Berlin, Jan. 26. 'AP)-Doctor Hans Luther's non-partisan Cabin ct was accorded probational ap- proval by the Reichstag. after that body had conducted attacks upon at for three days.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
ARMY BILL PASSES SENATE.

Washington. Jan. 27. JAP The Army Bill carrying S332 so, ,oh0 passed the Senate yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
MAYNARD.
Mayor.

Washington, D. C.. Jan. e6. George Maynard, Nome, Alaska. The Health Department will take immediate action to relieve the conditions at Nome They are try ing to get an airplane. Will keep you advised.
 DAN SUTHERLAND
 Delegate from Alaska
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

a vote of eighty to twenty four, ac- ccrding to information made pup lie today.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31

Ketchikan. Alaska Jan. 27, tAP) Special Twenty inches of snow covered the city yesterday. This is the heaviest fall of snow here since 1910.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
FAMOUS RUSSIAN GENERAL
 REACEs END IN MOSCOW

Moscow. Jan. ss. tAP)-General Alexi Korupatkin died in Moscow yesterday. according to the official Soviet News Agency. General Ko- rupatkin was eighty years of age and was commander in chief of the Russian armies during the Russo Japanese War. and was regarded as one of the greatest leaders de- veloped in Russia who commanded the Russian armies for the Czar OF the Northern German Front during the World War.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
SHOOK TO IMPROVE PRISON
 CONDITIONS AT ATLANTA

Washington. Jan. 27. {AP'--As his first act for the improvement Of conditions at the Atlanta Peniten- tiarv, Warden Shook, who took of fee this week. has prepared and es- tablished new industries for the employment of idle prisoners and has made changes to remedy the oyercrowded house conditions,
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
OKLAHOMA DEFEATS CHILD
 LABOR AMENDMENT

Oklahoma City. Jan. 2s, tAP)-- The House of Representatives of the Oklahoma. Legislature defeated the ratification of the Child Laho- Amendment. to the Constitution Y, r
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
MAN MADE RADY FOR END
 OF WORLD LAST SATTRD.AY

Rochester, N. Y. Jan. 26, (AP) -Elzar T. Smith, of Greece, vil- lage near here, sold his furniture and his COW, and butchered his pigs and sold the meat, and wound
 all his worldly affairs in readi- ness to greet the eclipse of the sun last Saturday. He prophesied that the world would come to an end at exactly nine o'clock that morning. ENTERS HOME, KILLS EIGHT Rome, Jan. 27. (AP)-Dispatch- es from Cagliari, Sardinia. report that an unknown assassin entered ? home during last night and kill c' eight members of one family as 'av slept.
 -nsIDENCY OF U. g. NOT
 MAN KILLER. SAYS sLEMp
 ,b;,otor v,, o7 (Ap, Tho
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-31
ENTERS HOME, KILLS EIGHT
~-rsrDENCY OF U. 8. NOT
 MAN KILLER. SAYS SLEMp

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-21
IN CRASH,
BREAKS ONE
Of RIBS
MiddteWeight Champ Suffered
No Other Injuries. Hospital
Surgeons Report
BY international News service

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Aug. 21.--
Harry Greb. worlds middleweight
boxing champion. passed fairly
good night with The exception Of a
broken rib, suffered no other in.
juries OF consequence physicians
AZ the hospital where the boxer
was taken after an automobile acct
dent said today.
Greb and two companions were
driving to Erie, Pa, where the
former was scheduled to fight last
night. when the boxer. who was
driving suddenly put on the brakes
to avoid an accident.
AS the pavement was slippery
and Greb's car was travelling FAST
1T left the road and turned over
three times.
The boxer was pinned beneath the
car. His companions. who were
less seriously injured extricated
Greh and he was rushed to the hos
pifej.
.C-eb was in high spirits when
interviewed at the hospital today.
I'm all right" he said. What's
a broken rib or two to a fighter.
could be ready on short notice to
meet Jack Dempsey if he'd give me
a fight.
Physicians said there was no
cause for alarm over Greb's condi.
ton.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-21
FoRTY-Slx SELECTED
FOR PENN GRID SQUAD

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-TIead
Coach Lou Young of the University
of Pennsylvania football team to.
day announced that forty.six play
ers will be taken to the new train
ing camp at Seagirt, N. j., on Sep
TENDER 8. The new players from the
New York district are William Gil
bert Moore, jr., and Miller Moore,
Erasmus Hall, Brooklyn, ends;
George Jacob Voltz, guard. New
York Military Academy, and John
Hayes, halfback, Commerce High
of New York.
The veterans include Captain Joe
Wilson, tackle; Karl Robinson, cen
ter: Jack Butler. guard; George
Thayer and Don Singer, quarter
backs; Jesse Douglass, Faster
Fields, Al Kruez and AL Leth,
backs. The latter is from Brooklyn.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-21
OHORT STUFF @
- FOR ROOTER ~

Cuyler not only robbed Brown of
triple with the bases filled, but
his drive in the sixth took trick
bound over Browns head for a
home run that gave the Pirates
2to.1 decision over the Dodgers.
Another ninth inning uprising, in
which Sisler socked a triple and
Rice a homer, sent the Athletics to
their third straight defeat by the
Browns, z to 6, and into second
place
The Giants took one on the chin
at an inopportune moment when
they finished second to the Cubs,
S to 8, Kaufman turning the boys
inside out in the pinches.
Making it four in a row, the
Berserk Braves tore into Mails
and battered their way to 6.to'3
decision over the Cardinals. Horns
by got only one hit during the
series.
Blankenship won his eighth
straight by pitching the White Sox
into an 11-to.7 victory over the
Red Sox.
After being slapped for eight hits
in the first five innings. Rixey sud
denly reformed and the Reds beat
the PhillieS to 4.