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The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20

Hazelton. Nov. IS. (P)-No signs of life were discovered in the flood ed workings of the coal mines, where the thrush of water caught six miners Tuesday The only hope held ont was that the miners were high gp on the gaHgway before the water md wreckage overlook them. Miners from many parts of the Anthracite region have joined the rescue EreWs.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20

Washington. D. C.. NOv.19. 9.(P)- An Executive order revoked the regulations reserving for public use a ten mile trip along the Alaska Government Railroad from Seward to Knik River. The strip embrass-
 ing five miles on each side of the road had been reserved to provide timber for roadbed placements. but the road officials reported 1t contain ed little material suitable for that pMrp0se.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20
COUNCIL OPERATOR SEEKING
 BETTER MAIL SERVICE

Seattle, Nov. IS. (R-0iibsrt R. Russell who has charge of dredg- ing operations of the Northern Light Company. Ia seeking faster mail service between Nome and Council. Mir. Gilbert states that he received not more than two mails during the entire summer sea son of operations. He will endea- vor to have the mall route changed from the present route hack to the old Nome-Solmop River route.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20
LEAGLE PROMISES
 VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN

Washington, Nov. IS, @-The Anti.saloon League today promised vigorous campaign would be be- gun immediately to combat the to nominate wet candi- dates for the Presidency and to In sert wet blanks In the National party platforms"
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20

Reminding the New Yorker of the thousands of strangers in the city daily. is the constancy with which he is assailed by visitors seeking directions. The usual ad vice given such strangers is: of you want concise directions, don't ask native ask someone who's been here only a few months. He probably knows the ropes better
 han native son."
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20

Constantinople. Nov. IS. R-A real American negro jasz band is one of the features promised for the big gambling resort on the Bos- phorus, into which an Italian syn dicate has converted Yildis Palace, home of the last Sultan of Turkey.
 One pf the most elaborately dec orated buildings in the palace grounds is Merassim Kiosk which Sultan Abdul Hamid had built es- pecially for the German Kaiser,
 In its efforts to raise revenue the Turkish government has decided to sell all of the former Imperial pal aces with the exception of Dolma Batehe. Top capop and Beylerbey.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20

Subway Sketch: The rush hour,
 voung men and flappers have man. aged to get most of the seats. A
 feeble old man stands holding . strap, The train stops. an old wo- man enters. No one offers her seat. The old man regards one of the young men with interest. leans lover and taps him on the knee and Ithen turns to the old woman say ling "permit me madam to offer you seat" The dapper young man lblushes and rises; the old woman thanks them both.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20

Clinging to sporting custom Of their youths. group of old men form a sort of guild of croquet play CTS meeting daily in Central Park. Complete with mallets and balls. for chase through the wire wickets.
 hey team of and inlay, sunshine or cloudy. When 1t rains, many times they use umbrellas.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20

nation and gave decisive answers He said his wife's fas,e was part'! paralyxed all her life, and since she was twleve years old had a series of convulsions and had kidney ana stomach trouble for five years pre- ceeding death.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20
COLD WAVE HITS
 EASTERN STATES

New York. Nov. IT. @-Moder- ately cold weather turnout the East ern States following a heavy rain storm with a seventy-two mile per hour gale which killed four persons and caused heavy damage, was also responsible for a score of ash- ing craft to be sunk Oif Province town, Massachusetts.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20

Are you going Co the States this Winter If so do not fail to have the Weekly Nugget sent to ynir ad- dress. Mailed anywhere for &i 68 per month. II will keep you posted on what Is going on around Nome. Do it today.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20
HOME LIFE ON BARGEs.

Amsterdam. (Pl-Barge life and home life are often one and the same here. where shortage of houses has forced thousands of fam lilies to live on the canals.
 The number of barge h9mes in Amsterdam is constantly increasing despite the protests of holders of residence property along the canals.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20
QUEEN MARIE TO
 LEAVE IN A HURRY

Louisville. Nov. IS. R-Queen Marie of Roumaaia. leaves LoRis- vile tonight for New York Airect, and expects to sail on the Arst steamer fer home. due to the illness of the King.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20
DR. MOORE IEsI1UInD
 BEFoRE THE JURY

Port Angeles, Nov. 10. @-Dr. Moore told the jury in twsaty ni4- utas his life history and ab8nt hls wife's illness. He contraascted the States testimony nader cross exen-
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20

And that leads to another phase of the problem of getting about the big city. Many stranger, spotted as such by the sharp cab driver he appeals to, finds his cab fare double what 1t normally would be. after
 he cabby has circled the named declaring that he never heard of, or had to go to that place before.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20

Heavy wrapping paper just the thing to put on your floors, for sale at the Nugget Ofice.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20

Sourdough Stationery consisting Of 25 printed envelopes and 25 printed letter heads. for s100. at Nugget once.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20

Patent medicine vendors. find up todate Broadway as lucrative a field Fas any country fair. A man with e powerful physique. and without shirt. So his muscles will awe the |onlookers. can hold a crowd speli- bound as he tells the flabbymuscled city men how they can gain the strength of Hercules.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20
HARDWARE WHOLESALE < RETAIL.

Lang Ranges and Camp Stoves. Assortment of Wood and Coal Heaters, Coal Oil and Regular
 Prlmus Stoves.
 Columbia and Pacific Shovels. Aluminium, Granite and Crockery Ware. Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall
 Paper and oil Cloth.
 Roofing and Coal Tar. Wire Cable, Rubber Betting and Steam Hose. Tarpaulins, Tents an,l Canvas Hose. Deadenfng Felt. MalthOid and Building Paper. Corrugated Iron and Wore Fox
 Fencing.
 A. E. WRIGHT
 Successor to F. l.. Holt.
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The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20

Echoes of the recent heavyweight championship bout at Philadelphia can be heard yet in New York. In the book shops. not only on expen- sive and exclusive Fifth Avenue. hut also on the humble but popular Fourth Avenue quarter of second- hand shops, the hook sellers are giving prominent displays to their stock of out-of-print books on the boxers of old as well as biographies of the modern fistio champions of Fistiania. Many of. the shops also display colored prints and steel en- cravings of famous prize fighters of the last hundred years,
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20

AN espy fov ehasgiAe eavertiss. nsses in Weeeiy NrGgst nsse Ae b h ps1nesss hae1s poe saees tAes EuUnnDAY NOON, se iasass h. sesttsa.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20

The intricacy of New York's sub way system is always puzzling to visitors. but in the dispatchers off, ces is toy railroad system that any child could understand. Scores of tiny electric lights on huge many of the tracks show the dis patchers were every train is every minute. These tiny lights share with block signals and electrically locked switches the credit for the cOmpany's boast of "the safest rail- way in the world"
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20

Almost before the wreck was cold, New York saw in the movies a detailed picture af the Fonck dis aster. Sent to get a graphic record of the worlds first transatlantic flight. the camera men returned with the complete story of It's tragic ending preserved In pictures.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20

All four lanes of traile crossing at Fifth avenue and Forty second street. one of the busiest intersec- tions in the world, were halted. Down on theis knees In the center of the crossing the trahic policeman and a girl searched diligently. ob- -livous of the blare of horns from the rapidly Piling up trafiic. The girl had broken strins of beads and tho policeman was helping hes recover then. w
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-20

New York's ever-urgent problem of "elbow room" Is even causing an evolutionary process in radio equipment. Antennas in the shape of waterproof parchment sheets, re- sembling window shades. are to he had in different sizes. They can he hung against the wall or placed un- der a rug. Thousands of the old-
 hrust themselves up from the roof of almost every dwelling and apart ment house in the city.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-26
GAY TRAPP|NGS
OF OLD TIME GIVE
WEDDING COLOR
Free Commune in France
ParadeS When Fire Of
fiCer MarrieS.

BIZ United Press
PARIS, Nov. 26.-All of the pic
turesque trappings which accompa-
MED a great international wedding
of the olden days were evident when
Lieutenant Gee of the fire brigade
of the free commune of Montmartre
and took as his lawfully welded
spouse Mile. Rolande Waldor, a
young actress.
The free commune is not recog-
nized as an independent state, but
to artists, songsters and others who
contribute to the happiness of peo-
pies it has a high title to fame. It
has it's own city hall, consisting of
a cabaret known as the Vache En-
ragee (The Wild Coll), its municipal
officials, including a mayor, who is
also the presiding genius of the caba-
ret, an army consisting of three Of
ficers and no soldiers, a fire depart
ment and a police force made up Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-26
WARD ANSWERS
TAXING CHARGE
IN SCHOOL CASE
C. C. Shipp Offered Local
Post, Says Fl. Wayne
Superintendent.

Answering charges that he
''faked" an offer from the Indianapo-
lis school city to become superin-
tendent Of schools here, Louis c..
Ward, Fl. Wayne school superin-
tendent has made public statement
telling about the offer
Ward came to Indianapolis and
was offered the post to succeed E.
U. Graft, incumbent. He told the
FIT. Wayne board of the offer, but
did not resign because he was given
a salary increase. Political enemies
circulated the story that Ward had
faxed the offer to gain the salary
increase.
Ward denied any taking" in his
statement and retold his version of
the offer, which The Times learned
last January, was made by Clarence
c. Ship, local manufacturer of
heating and ventilating devices.
Not on Board
Ward, in the statement. admitted
that the power behind the throne"
was a man who is not a memebr Of
the Indianapolis board, but a bust
ness man who had had interests in
TT Wayne
Last January, less than a month
after the new majority faction, COM
posed of Theodore F. Vonnegut,
President Charles w. Kern and Mrs.
Lillian Sedwick, took office. the
Times learned of the offer to Ward.
He admitted to a Times reporter who
interviewed him at his home that the
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

garde champetre, or village con-
stable, and his handy man.
Several thousand persons gathered
in the Place Jules Joffrin in front of
the Vache Enragee to watch the inn
posing cortege leave for the Mont
martre city hall. At it's had was
Captain Bibendum of the fire depart
meRt, followed by Uncle Jules, the
constable resplendent in a crimson
uniform with a real sabre changing
at his heels. First Assistant Mayor
Ardely-the mayor being on Il Vaca-
tion-and a host of minor function
aries.
CARRIED in costumes of 1890 and
riding in coaches of the days of the
second empire, this joyous throng
caused traffic to stop and taxi chauf-
feurs to yell and swear as they made
their way from the top of Montmar-
tire to the city hall, Captain Biben-
dun accompanied Mile. Naldor and
the bridegroom was escorted by
Uncle Jules. Pierre Labric. who
presides at the Thursday evenings at
the cabaret of the Commune, was the
official exponent of the protocol.
The mayor of the Eighteenth ar
rondissement, which constitutes
what the world officially knows as
Montmartre, received the party and
proceeded to the formal examination
of papers. After hearing a timid
"Oui' from the bride and a stem
torian "Oui" from the bridegroom.
the mayor pronounced them man and
wife and made a little speech. He
pointed out that without humor man
cannot live and added that while the
rest of the world had lots of other
things to do the special function of
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-26
REPLACE OLD SIGNALS
New Light Systems Speed Up Rail
way Traffic.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26. - Re-
placement of ,the old semaphore
systems by light signals is speeding
up railroad traffic Of the United
States, according to the Signal sec
ton Of the American Railway AS
ISOLATION.
Not only do the lights enable rail-
roads to handle increased traffic but,
also, they add to the safety OF
passengers and employees
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-26
DiUorce Increase
Exceeds MARRIAGE

BIZ UHftPd Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Mar-
riages and divorces are increasing in
the United States. Divorces are in
creasing faster.
The Census Bureau today reported
1,1S1,S3S marriages were performed
last year, per cent of the Nations
population. This is an increase of
three-tenths of l per cent over 1924.
Divorces jumped 2.75 per cent,
total of 175,495 being granted.
Nebraska, under a new marriage
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-26

offer was made by Shipp. Shipp is
generally known as the controlling
factor of the majority section of
the board. Many disputes between
the three members and the minority,
Charles r. Yoke and Fred Bates
Johnson, have arisen over selection
of Ships devices. The Shipp
mechanisms are used practically ex-
clusively in FIT. Wayne schools.
I'm November, last year, a promi-
nent Indianapolis business man, who
has had large interests in FIT. Wayne,
as well, told me that certain events
were soon to transpire in his city
which might be of interest to me"
Ward said
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-26

pared with 4,2s4 in 1924. Nevada
holds first place in percentage of d.
vorces, with fourteen for each 100
marriages during the year.
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Called to City

"A week afterward, he telephoned
me to come to the capital for a con-
ference. I met him in his Office and
went with him to see a man whom
he designated as the most power
full man in the city at the time, and
a man chosen by the committee in
charge as their spokesman.
There is no question in my mind
that the offer was made in good
faith, that the committee was earn
est in it's desire to improve the In
dianapolis schools, and that If l had
so desired I should today be the
superintendent of schools in that
city" he asserted.
When the Times. questioned school
board members and Shipp about the
matter, the charges were denied.
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RESIDENTS RETURNING HOMES hELR WRECKED
 uM DENMARK DEPOT
sATNS cNENc@FNs sNcUl cEp. NC ARSENAL -~cOsANc EE-
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FANNYBAY VILLAGE WIPED OUT-SCORES FIRE FIGHTERS BEING RUSHED TO SCENE IN AT TEMPT HALT CONFEDERATION WHICH Is SPREADING OVER BIG AREA
NOW IN vERM|LL|0N VALLEY; WORKING TOWARDS NORTH
Women and Children are Reported Missing-Bot Light ming Starts Blaze and Kills Number Mer-Thick Pal Smoke Over Calgary.

VANCOUVER, July IA (4o}-Mrs. Watt -Nesbett death and the husband Watt Nesbett injured in forest fire in the Kootenays while crossing Eastern British Col umbia The wind freshened, the fire widened and all available forces rushed into the forest fire Another valley and critically burned including two who went to their assistance. Fannybay village destroyed and a woman and her children reported missing
 Almond the listed dead whom were killed by lightning is Carl E. Anderson, farmer living Hussar, Al bera, sunday night; Gus Jones, railway fire warden in southwestern Washington. Reported thick pail Of smoke Calgary which last night indicated the Win demere blaze had reached the big Verion river The stretch of blaze is working in northern direction toward Marble canyon.
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Wave of Indignation
 Sweeps 0Fer Korea
 Result Branding Bw
MISS ICNASN SpEN-S HN Ac- ON YOUTHS CHEEK. TIE
 WORD --tE<

TOXIC, July 13. lP--Ca1zl Gen era Ransford Niue- a Se7u Eo-aa. has reported 10 -he Amaa1 am bassador here that a wave n-a1s indignation -ecent1v zvap- over E0-aE as the result Of the rubli5z oz o- s story Of how an American -s5i1-s-z branded rhe cheeks oz a Er h
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 from Minnesota cauEl b1- stealing and branded Korean word thief on his cheeks. The uiz- sionay has paid The b7-e -7-ha- 62s yen or 310 dollars and oEe55 a 1uh- lie apology but no-withz5aud1nz. of5- ciaI charges will be fled aEans- him
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TRANSC0NTINENTAL
 RAILROADS COMBINE

SAN FRANCISCO, July F. (P- Foreshadowing one of the biggest de, velopments in American railroading since the days of Hartman and Hill there came yesterday significant an nouncement of changes of directorate of the Western Pacific railway. Be hind the announcement was seen the entry of Arthur James and John D. Rockefeller Jr. resources into the con- Struction of a naw transcontinental railroad combine. The route will in clude the Western Pacific, Rio Grande and Burlington lines.
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ALCOHOL AND CHOICE
 LIQUOR 0N STEAMER

BOSTON Jul st. s1-4-se-ns os- sa1s osv ce-nas5 search ,s s1e s-es-er c-ssa. eon~vlng the dss- csvs- et shv taoassrs rauors ot s1ooso- and ssso-eea choice 1cao~s re'ues st s-seeee hssaea a the hsaa os-s1s2~ cs--v5nE cargo q waste p@ps- -esA wire and coaa The shEn. s-ss- sz12-g a wesk aro Fer Pors- land s-a Fh7see1rAla unexpectedly s--sve8 he-e s1a casso-s u@gcla1s. wAa were zrres oE shat the vessel was aeaaeS wnA 1ieuor. Aos-ses her sn5 s--esoeG sae carsssa and crew. ms se--e ss sAs 1s-rest ever made sr shss Esss-scs-
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BJSNES CONDITIONS GREATLY IMPROVED N
 IT PARIS COUNTRY

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WOMEN 0F GkSLEtl WLkT POLITICAL EQUALITY m

LONDON, July1s. lP.-Fr0n 1s platforms in Hyde park, British wom fen yesterday advocated poliricB, Altho their dem0nst-a-5Bn was n0c sc. c0mpanied by the uiIirznC- O The early sufragetre leaders 1h5 speakers hurled vigorous 0-atB-5ca- a-racss s- the government for wi-hh1l511E he ballot from women Er-- rha- are St years old tho men were e11-an5hzse5 al the age Of 21. &
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G0l EsPORTS SH0ll HUGE DECREASE
 0lER LIST YElR- IMPORTS INCREASE
 Msti MILLIONS. TREASURY REPORTS

UNITED STATES CLOSES FSceN N5EF w-- raAscS &s1E nrEe. C-ANCSE -SACE 5A1aNcz- 5C7cS-S rEE2L G -NcE IT. C-E1SE -AAeN N- ELE-NS
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WILL ATTEMPT ENGLISH CHANNEL SWIM THIS
 SUMNER

Miss Helen Wainwright, who has been considered one of our foremost swimmers, will be among those who will attempt to swim the English Channel this summer. She expects t1 try the trip from Calais to Dover ir August or the early part of Septem, Der. This is a photo of Miss Vain wright who is now in training for the coming event.
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GIRL LEADS DOUBLE LIFE

SAN FRANCISCO, July 12. (P)- The history of the sheet murder girls life has been barred in a letter found yesterday in her apartment. They showed that she had led a double life, one irreproachable as a music teach CT, and the other as Mona, the moth girl of the underworld. Meanwhile Warren George, Negro, was arrested for her murder.
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FAR COMPANY SUES
 STRIKING EMPLOYES
 INJUNCTION SOUGHT
1NTERBORoUGH RAPID TRANS IT COMPANY HOPES TO SU-
 PRESS NEWS ARTICLES

NEW YORK, July l4. P.-The Interborough Rapid Transit com pany sued the strikers flor S289,O0C lost in revenue. An injunction is sought against the continuance oi the strike. Sixty-two defendants were named and it is announced the company intends to instituee> crim- inal proceedings against strike lead CTS if they continue in attempts to augment their ranks, and against any newspapers printing 'fear in- spring articles or cartoons"
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NATIONAL
BODY 0F DIsNENSERED
 WOMAN FOUND GEN{TERI

BOSTON July 1S. tPf-Tbe bod os woman. dismembere6 carefully ana tied in three packages. was found 3n MOunthOpe cemetery The victim was young, attractive and refined The vital organs had been removed and wrapped in a chemisa. Exanlnariar indicated an Illegal operation had been performed.
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BASEBALL RESULTS

COAST
 San Francisco 2. Hollywood :. Los Angeles $. Oakland 3 Seattle 3. Saczmeneo B Portland 3, Missions 6 AMERICAN
 Cleveland 6, Boston | St. Louis ?. Phlaaelpha g Detroit 5. New York Chicago g. Washington -s 
 Brooklr1 10. SL Louis -1 Boston l, Chicago Philadelphia ., Clncinnal 1b Pittsburgh and New T0-k- -a7n