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The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
BRITISH GENERAL. SrRikti SETTLEi

Eondon May laI,lp II is all
 llm1tatiNrlv stated that the ter1nt
 nation of ihs general tr5ke was uu lcoudiriuual Neil her he miners n ! li0id" u,a'f f#. nife9Injpu tlie miner
 s1rjhe Wa mcnlu9H.4i la=fh.- rhrr'
 mnatr nlaryiow between the Gen cl;H Houueilo of the T.ade ruios | Constrs< md ,lt. Cabinet A ]
 Cook he miUcrs zbIlpr said ih5 t'n5r Huiuu would nal negotiate fe
 'sril,e ~,trl"mr"t nntil a confrrcne of lfe miners arieeato- is held Sir Herbert Sa0uel chairman C ] rhe= EoNal Commission which mad
 a repor in the Hriish tual lndustl
 ahutu which th.= eouti,t eeutere,e
 iH the n,uraI ro h,-twren m tt
 srnei.l -tfite -tsiem,ut samuel
 mettol ,,nttm Whtth ttte= trad, unt9aH .ouH,3t as,pied Asa has for aallrn4 or lhe strike. containe fth.@ tnllowine v"paition- =tjrs' the the coal snbsii, he renewed =fe
 surh reasonable time as required iseeendly, flle-rr"ati0n of nation. wLet hoMl iurlntt44p rtpresent.
 ;iees=el rlls@ miners and neutral
 N ttlI an i'rd,pcudyatt hartman. | r.>i7e- miners W.tlts third. tha
 here be no revision of the nreviou wae,s without sufficient assuran' hat th" re-olrHut22ifpn of the eos industry he executed fourth, go.
 rruiH n committee wuh represent ton for miners Whtrh will prcpal
 lopisfttIy. aHt executive measni u"cessatN tu- atfect nh" rreuustrue
 ion oi the coal industry TT memorandum suggested that the IL rierd Wa'F"a n" on simpler llnf rhaa rh" old "No+ and ifut the | don't adversely un'rr thc wages the lowest paid men it also SUI rr4t,.d measures tu prevent recruit ilucHt of new workers "v"r "ie ehtee
 years old ii unemployed miners ar available II is estimated thai [" hundred and hfly ihousanu me-
 will h" displaced in ter mlhiug ill duslrv hv the proposed re-orgahiz'
 riUn of the industry
 fn Iuudon hotels and rrstaurant he annouuctmcnt "f the strike st'
 tlem"ur was lecrivvi with almu
 hystcrj,ai handclappine, anh m" : meat afterwards the orchestra O
 the radio playp,. Gud ssNr ihe kine while lho"sands stood at ,tttemiol
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
NOTICE or ruRFrtruRN

To John katerines, 5iar Gaeatas
 Fred Daniels ! r Ilohbes Nick
 Spiritas. James Stamulns. Nour
 heirs. executors. legal leprrarnl:
 tives and assigns
 You and each of you Ir" hereby notified that the uGucr4iauad, as co--owner therein, has pNpo nded the ;urr of One hnndrrd dollars for
 's'ch nt the calender years i9l5 and l9Ii, and for each uf fhc tis"4l years ending July lst, 1920, ia2i. 1922 1923, --112i, and :iH25, in abor and Improvements oil and tr the benefit of the MANHATTAN ASSOCIATION placer mining claim. situated between Cripple River and Rodney Creek, in the Cape Nome Mining and Recording District, Ter l ritory of Alaska,
 Location Notice of which is recor:i ed ill Vol 1Si, al Page flo "i the Records of said District, in the performance of the annual labor re quired by Section 232+. Revised Statutes of the United states, and supplemental legis'ation. in order to hold said claim.
 And you are hereby required to contribute your proportion of such l expediture. according to your inter est in said claim. to the undersign ed co-owner with yon therein, | within ninety days after the service of this notice on you by publication thereof, or your interest in said claim will become forfeited and l vest in the undersigned. as provi,l- ed by said Statute.
 JAMES KATERINES. Co-owner Publish Feb. 20. 27. March 6. 13. ] 20. 27. April 3. 10. IT. 24. May l. 8. IS. 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15

seized letter addressed to the Kaiser said; "Yonr faithful followers are unsw"ryins in their determination To re erect in renewed 4plendor inc Iiolieuzollerin empire in renewed splendor. and in d r"geuerated and liberated Germany The Kaiser re wafded he author of the letter with aa Julosraphod photograph
 nd ~rote him rlewnsy praising ahe plan
 Fl hr homes the epelIcs raidod in dInded the4" of Admiral Nen schrn det Maior ftaHs Snno54nce-r, edi- r@ of Inc fas't4t Deuiseta Zietunr. Do.tor Heinfeh Class. chairman of the American lragne A letter feiind in the rlass bonrf addressed tu Major Von Hiudenhelss son of h" Pre- id"nt said that the parla men'nrN system had brqlpn down
 lei fhu' 7-Airai1r niu fff G"rmarr waa tho 1alt -als1tio' file polico said thDl the oNecutiun 5t the plp' Was b"ipa held up for m oprortun' mamen,, zpeh as= =thr present etbi- net crisis created ar the threatened coufiscation of th" property of Ger many's former rnler l.nth"r's de feat came after tho socialists had rejected similar motion by vet' of seventy six to hundred and for tHfour The democrats motion brought q rohukc from the chancel lar but had the support of Pre- dent Won fIin1enberg IL resulted in 4 decree by the chancellor that ' merchant flag consisting of he ole monarchi4te eelors he flown side by eide with the rcpnblicfu=ha on all German cnlbassic3= m #eensulates The President ~leees' Il new nal ional banner ir which he anlorl ot he =ald usW iaR=he r.taitfatl.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
MONDAY EGRAPHiCl
LIEUTENANT BYRD FLEW OVER
 NORTH POLE

New York, May g. (P)-According to an announcement by the New York Times and the St. Louis Post Dis patch. Lieutenant Byrd made a flight over the North Pole in four teen hours and thirty minutes. He left his base at Kings Bay at twelve fifty in the morning Greenwich time and returning four twenty in the af- ternOon. The entire population of Kings Bay and also Amundsen and Ellsworth, with the crews of their ships, turned out to welcome the American's return. Amundsen and Ellsworth plan to make similar flight. The plane that Byrd flew in was christened Josephine Ford.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
CNSSIiR UNDERGOING
 REAL BOOM

Seattle. May II. P,-Frank Cot ter wrote the Post -Intalliseneer from Gold I;an Greek. British Co iumhia. that with al least fifty men prospecting in the Tarnigan section in the vicinity of Palmer creek, more going in every week. the Taasar is undergoing real boom. There is every prospect that this years oatpul will be thre" times greater than last year The Dease Lake trail In excellent shap" all stampeders making good time. cularIy active and game Is reported to be plentifnl"
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15

The biz overflow that came down the Panama river May 2nd cleared the Yukon of all ice from the mouth of the Panama down stream for q above undisturbed. Up to this date the breakup is two days ear Her than last year after making a comparison of years heretofor" with from four to six feet thickness of ice. The first boats from Dawson will follow the ice down river then
 proceed up the Panama connecting with the Alaska Railroad at Nenana.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
REPORTS FAVORABLE ON
 ALASKA BOND ISSUES;

Washington. May 10, tPl Tho House Committee on Territories re ported ravurably on I bill authori zine the Issuance of six per c"nt bonds as follows: Fairbanks. one hundred thousand for the construc- tion of an electric light and power plant and telephone system; Juneau one hundred thousand for school houses; Wrangcll. thirty thousand for water works and fifty thousand for school house. D. n. Stewart former mayur uf Juneau. testified before the committee.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
ALASKA AMERICAN
 LEGION CONFINES


 Wrangell, May 10, tI') The seventh annual convention of the Amercan Legion is ill session here. Frederick Nelson of Petersburg. was elected Commander The con vention passed resolutions rer"m- mending that the territorial edu cators adopt history text books which are authoritative and m biased in presenting American his tory. Another bill passed cndors- ing the literaey bill introduced hy White of Maine. The Auxiliary t'on= vention elected Mrs. Eline Talbot. President. It selected Cordova for it's next convention.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
ulSt'Ut ER PLOT
 TO OVERTHROW
 GERMAN GD. .RN MEN

Berlin May i2, A1 Chancellor I.utlee's cabinet re4igrnd heeause thu ReirAslAa volpa h" ."un,huc- n the govrtlttnrni iN vote ol a hun ared and seYculN siA tn a huudr.y and fort, .l\ 1he ae ,a,lnl"nce It. solution wae introduced Ia tl, rt'moerat4 aaain3 .nlh"r
 The poli,,- luuomucpd ,i,c I.s ruvrry of plans 'rt rha ralah!sh mcnl of a ticii'an. fascist di@t torship witlt the view "uf itt" rr sturation of the I.unrn1o1lrrn om prr." The poIire seized document containing plans ,alllu tur inc for ciblo resignation oi rtt4islrHf Nul IIind"nb"TE and rhe uyerthuW n' the federal and 'tote constitution by armed furccs, and ilr dissolution of all lesislatiye hpdIrs They plan ned for tho rNei at"u "i all striker without utal loi ether With "ihr1 Opponents and tlo expulsion @t th' Jews from Germ my att, tl," con fiscaiion of ll.ui property The d" ruuents revealed the nngl"ador nl tlt, conspiracy They main!.uit", steady cnrioSruu1. 1.i.r Mlth ti' Former Kaiser Aua the rracfionaI iN of Bavaria ljE" \dnlph Sitltl pe.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
TO STUDY HEALTH CONDITIONS OF NATIVES
 OF LOWER YUKON

Seattle May II. (R-Dr, II. C. Devighne. territorial health com missioner, announced the organiza- ton of government expedition to study health and sanitation condi- tions of the natives of the lower Yukon River and it's tributaries Two medical investigators and two nurses will leave Fairbanks June first and will he gone four months After completion of the work they will establish permanent clinic al Fort Yukon.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
WEDNESDAY,
NORGE WIRES FROM NORTH POLE THAT SHE IS MAKING
 STEADY PRtN;REsi-
tTFlEGRAPAIC

New York, May 11-l2. tP,-The New York Times and St. Loui= Globe Democrat announced this morning that they received q mes sage last night from the drigible Norge which said. making steady progress" and that the voyage was expected to take fifty six hours, and will proceed to Nome via Point Bar TOW. The dirigible was ready lo sail al one o'cluck Norwegian time. bui local wind sqnals delayed de parture until ten"
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15

ketah'han. May l2, n1> Gus Morgan. tlpr proprietor ", q bakery here. shielded because of icspon dency over businuss. llc placed T shotgun muAzlc in his mouth and pulled the trigger with hn,h hands He is survived Inv a Wife and foul children. lie came to Alaska fonr teen years ago after working on tho coast cities.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
BYRD CARRIED
 NEW SEXTANr

New York, May To. R)-Byrd Was able to know that he had ac- Dnmplished the feat ot flying over the pole by making observations of ihe Suns position. He used new type of sex'ant carrying m artiflcia' horizon. Byrd was able to locate fhe position of the pole when he was within twenty miles of t. He explained that he would know he vas over the pole when the altitude of the Sun over the horizon equalled the suns declination, which was given in . naHticaI almaHac that he carried with him
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
GOVERNMENT COMMtNDEERED NEWSPRISr

London, May 10, R The govern ment communicated all newsprinl not in the hands of publishers Chancellor of the Exchequcr Chur chill said in the House of Commons that this was necessary as il result of q shortage of newsprint which was needed for the government Daily British Gazette. The embargo affects lahor's organ. the British Worker. and other papers
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Probate Courl= for Cap Nome Precinct Second Division. Territory of Alaska before Honor. able C w Thornton. U g Com missioner and ES-uHiria .Iudge oi probate.
 In the matter of the Estate of ELIN PERSON, pecea5ctI
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned that he has been dGIvzlp pointed Administrator of the estate of Elin Person, deceased. and ali persons having claims against the said estate must exhibit thu. sam. with the necessary vourEert. NHh in six months after tEr- hr-t pab lication of this noticc tp the sIid Administrator. at the store of Thor ulf Lehman Nome, Alaska. the same being the place for tue fran saction of the business If the said estate in the above Preeinct and Territory
 Dated April 9th 1926
 THORrI.F c LEInfANN
 Administrator Puhlish, Anril 1o IT 2f. May l, s 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
NORGE GOVERNMENT
 BUILT SIIiI'

Seattle. May 10. (P)-The Norge was built by the Italian State Air ship Factory under the direction of Commander Mobile, who is at pre- sent in command. She has capa- city of six hundred seventy-two thousand feet of hydrogen. Her en- "nacelles. One is located on the side amidships and one aft below the keel. She carried eighteen men from Leningrad to Spitzbereen.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
TUESDAY tTElE6HapttiGD
ANU CNDSEN LEFT KINGS BAY
 IN NORGE IO:f0 |. VI

Oslo. May II. lA'l tartain Amundseh lyft kings Bay i'll the morning enroutc to the North Poe and Alaska. Amundsen and Ellis worth. his camranion, on an un successful attempt to reach the Pole last year, announces that the dis coverl of land is primary purpose oi their night.
 The leaders of the expedition e,ti- mated that it would take 'hres day. to fly from Kings Bay 10 Point Bar row. The personnel as previously tannounced included Lieut.. TTialmar 1 Riiser Larsen, Lieut.. Oskar alndahl, Captain Iscar Visiting. and iim Gustave Amundsen, ncphcw "f tn" explorer,
 l Editors note The difference in ltime between Nome and Kings Bay Spitzbergen, is 12 hours. so that if the dirigible Jeff Kings Ray nj 1O:10 A. M. Of May l1th. it would be 1O:1O P. NJ. at Nome last night. 1 Ralph Lomen is in receipt of a wire from Capt Amasdsen request ing him to get one hundred men on the landing field to grab ropes upon his arrival here. to assist iE biing- Ing him down from his lofty king dom. Another message was received hN the Norwegian Vice Counsel Ralph Lomen Oslo this morning stating that Captain Amundsen expected te leave Kings Bay tonight, the mes- sage was dated May 1lth;
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
NOTICE OF FoHrE,1rnE.

! To Roy F. smith. your h"irs. ad- i ministrarors executors and as signs:
 You are hereby notified thlf the
 undersigned has expended tt- -um
 of one hundred dollars during c,rli of the years 1910. 1911. 1912, l4fa. i"li. 1915. 1916. 19l1 1H2o end ing on Dee. alst, and 1921 l922. 1923 1921. ending at l2 o'clork
 Meridian July list. in labor and i'm
 provements upon tn" IiHrlem NJ 1 Association placer mining Claiu3 on the Nome River. in the Cape Nome Mining and Hrroriins Bl+
 trirt. second ptViS,pn. Territory or
 Alaska, the location rertillcate uf which is of recorti' in Volume l57 at Page li.. oi the records of said mining and recording district in order to hold said claim under the provisions of the laws of the United States and ihe Territory of Alaska
 concerning annual ldhor upon min ing claims, such expenditure being
 the amount required by la" to itlt said claim during said period
 And you are hereby notified thnt if within ninety days from the cpIu pletion of the publication hereof, yon fail or refuse to contribute to
 the undersigned your prpportinn ot such expenditure as a cu-UW ner your in crest in said placer n'uns claim VIII become the property of the undersigned Nour cn-own"l. i who has made such I"qnn"l tN- penditure
 Dated at Nome. AlaaEa. the t1t}4 l day uf February. 1926. W. J ROWE. 1 Co owner
 Publish Feb l3. 20. 25, March t. I3. 70, 47. April 3. lp. IT. 2t. 1 May l. s. 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
HUNGER STALKS IN
 WALES MINING DISTRICTS

Lianelly, May 10. R-Hunger begun to stalk in the mining dis tricts of Wales. Hundreds applied to the poor guardians fon relief. officers here were instructed to give relief through the guardians. The relief funds here and many other places arc already overdrawn.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
WILL.
 HOLD CONVENTION

Seattle, May h, tA'l The repuhIi can committee saturday decided {" hold Il republican state convention at Longview on June IT. lmme diately after chairmeB fitzgerald called the meeting io order. the Hartley supporters moved [" h"ld H convent ion
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
MAY ERECT
 MEMORIAL T0 SEW ARD

Seward, May ie, (A'D The cham ment for tbe erection in Alaska ul q hundred thousand dollar memor ial to William Seward The fund; will be raised in Alaska tuw,S, from and former Alaskans in the states
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
DETROITER WILL
 CRUISE INTO ARCTIC

Fairbanks, May 9. R)-The tanks of the Detroiter contained five hun dred gallons of gasoline, with three hundred and eighty gallons stored al Barrow. This is reported to be sufficient to carry the plane for an eight hours cruise into the Arctic and return to Fairbanks. An at tempt will be made after one days preparation at Point Barrow.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
BYRD WIRES MOTHER
 AND FRIENDS

! Richmond, Va. May 10, (Pl-Mes- sases were received from Byrd by his mother. brother, Governor liar " Flood and Mrs. Richard Evelyn ly from his flight over the pole. His mother said: "I am proud of Dick. ' The Governor said to his brother: "I am tremendously gratified and proud 10 hear of your brothers sue cess"
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15

mOoring North of San Diego If the Norge intends to come South after reaching Alaska. she will undoub,- edly head for Tacoma for so far as I know, there are no facilities for landing a dirigible at Point Barrow or Nome. I am puzzled how they intend to refuel
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15

Washington, May II. l4h The Senate prohibition uoHimittce ap proved the revamped administration measure To tighten prohibition en rOrcement
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
THURSDAY IEt {, ahpttt5
iERH .ii. ot Nut;Gi.
IN!pI.iI\9i'

All eiIof55 lp obtain ~1me iufos= malion a' ta# whcre- and tsow 500 he Norge might ;ep.ea. hn,7 prote,. fntil" JHHf5e- :,tau .ls W apt Fl standardization 1.uA=th. ansr.bl.. Il viii h" atueuueel ou tt5,= tuepe pilito windows.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15

Yakima. May 10. P, Dr. w. II. Carver and wife will sail on July 1 for St George Island where he will act as government physician. Their daughter and her husband, Harold r. Oliver, will he the teachers on the island
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
TELEGRAPH BREVITIES

I.ondor,, May II, ,Ap The Hri- tish Broadcasting Company told the public last night that there vas rea- son to believe that moves would he made soon toward q strike settle mrnt
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
NORGE MAY LAND
 AT CAMP LEWIS

Tacoma. May 9. B-Brigadier Generalo Robert Alenxander. Com mander of Camp Lewis. said that he believed that the Norge would tie up at the moorins mast at Camp Lewis if the flight was successful
 He said: Camp Lewis has the only
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
WRAPPERS STRIKE IN DUBLIN

mailbOat Hibernia arrived at Kings ton from Holyhead, the local rail waymen and wh:rfers struck on the ground that the vessel Jeff IIolyhead with a nonunion crew.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15

New York, May 10. lR-The North American Newspaper Alliance announced the safe arrival af Will kins at Point Barrow. He will leave soon in search of lands in the Are tic
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
NOTICE OF EoHrtIrIRE.

NOTICE OF EORFtITi RE. To Martin F. Moran your heirs. el-
 ecuuor-, legal representative. ant assigns:
 Iou and each 4t lotE Iie Aefsh5 notified that the undersigned as e5- 1 owner therein, has eApended@ lh,- sum Of one hntElred dollars far each of the hsc.l= =4t.str- iszldlue .i0l4 lst, l926= l"21. 1H22, IaeH f924 and la25= in labor ani uupfee uents on and for flr benefit of the I.uoky Three Ass iet1Giou=t =t5r"up f.la ger inning clain# situated un Ieahl Creek. m the Noatak kobdk NiaHr and Recording pi#trirl TeIrit..s #5.f Alaska.
 Loeaiiou Notice of uGbah l=af record in lh" records of said feenfd ing District, in the perfefmanae=of the annuai Ithoi= required by see tien 2&2t.= =Rr.t=tti Stattties us the United sfates, and saprirmeut1t legislation. in afdtr ts Hqll saul cldliil
 And you are further notified that i' within ninety aays from =tte completion of the publication hereof for the period ef ninety days. y"n fail to contribute to the undersigned your proportion oi such expenditure as 60 owner. Noar interest ln mid n1afhH 'la9u will become iha property of fine undersigned yuur CD @wner. Mlru has made such required eNreuli lure
 NituAtf. TUunN
 Co ow ner- Publish Nafeh G.1a. 9oZs1 Aptu 8 1e. I7. 2i, May |, $ G5 @a=,tt 192G
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15

Montevideo, May To. (P)-In con sequence of the British strike, Uru- |guay forbade the exportation of coal. This affects foreign ships bunkering here
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15

Washington, May II. R)--Wea- ther Bureau said ideal weather for flight prevailed In the Arctic, ab- normally high pressure reported from Spitzbergen indicates clear
 cold weather with little wind along line of flight af Norge,
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
HVRD URGED TO FLY
 TO POINT BARRON

New York. May 10, R-Henry Woodhouse. President of the Aerial League of American, sent mes sage to Byrd urging him to fly from Kings Bay to Point Rarrow instead nt to i'carv Land ur Grant Land.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15

cordinply nine leaders have been ap- pointed for the City. consisting of T. D. Jensen, Bud Lehman. D E Crowley W. II Cameron. Paul Pot ter, Stanley Whistler. Walter Fay Tor, R, II Julian and Wm F Bar thplomcw
 These niue have herf reque5fcd to appoint additional hn't for their squads and ae spon az com pltted turn the Hs5ar- ,nto tho I'pb licitv Committee and tlc#p Will ht citet ked off and furnished rfaHs- portation to the fed i1 tnr for th" landing and no otit-rs will h. ulllv ed on the filed until after safe landing has been mad"
 Arranrements hav" al a Lann made for marking tho drll= in twenry-hve foot t4lors.= 6in whltp,l spelling the nl.ae "Norpo" Iia eonlllv from tl folr t5tnnrs. -ef he field
 Fl"aS" do T attempt 10 go nt lte field without ynu are mcmhni of one of these auads Witt tue etli cial marking
 Charles D In8tss Marshall 6f
 la Day. advises Ga' all Artome piles and Veehie3 MIST park on he Bessie Road this side of the Os borne Road al which place marker will he installed UT may deivr pass ed the Landing Field and Park O. he Bessie Road ttHthe North If h field al which point q marker will he installed
 All spectators ue requested te remain helos 'ugt trnw etth' Nii on all four .ido af rbe Lawifaa Field unfil afr 'r=t tlo. fnaia'. i made
 IT thu Neier mabes Il successful flight from Knes Bay to Npue i will be the tur',ine of anefhH p4aa in he worlds history wtlieh Will in storied and pi' ured even into tt4 remoie4r plac"4 of=thc oarft
 The Norge eyn9tHGfomorrew therefore Isi#us atl@wi'h aass aud bunting. decorate cut ltaars sffe' stores for ihia Freai ooesszipn -
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15

Seattle. May II. tAl l-The Coast Guard Cutter Bear arrived here yesterday from San Francisco. and leaves Tuesday for Nome
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15

Oslo. May IT., @-A wireless message from Amundsen stated that he would, in the name of the King of Norway. claim any land found
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15

New York. May To, (A) Alton E Parker. former democratic candi- date for President of ilr United States. li,d todav
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15

Seattle. May To, The motor
 boat Carpenter. under the command of Captain Alec Allen, left here to
 day.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15
DAWSON STEAMERS ARE FOLLOWING ICE DOWN
 YUKON RIVER

Tanana. May 10, R-The winter ice on the Yukon river started to move at nve thirty this morning
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15

Chamber of G"mmnga fat- mile arrane"nents for al all mghl tele phone s"r4iee Iouiahf uu,= in tn event h., lo.ill radia station usee1 taus the arfital tiia' nt#lhe dret hlc at Nome all pitep4 t'u tele phone 'unp.th> Will h. riNtsn ' tala phone call
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-15

FIRE ALARM WHISTLES To East of Fire Statiun-Dnr Pro. Iongcd Blast. To West of Station-Two Blasts
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Nil tiAl.f. TUuflN

Publish March G.3a go@e5 Amu .3. 1e. r., 2f May l. $ G5 @a=,tt
 1926
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April 9th 1926

Administrator Puhlish tnril IL. IT 24. May 1. s 1926.