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The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
ALASKA SALMON PACK
 ESTIMATED 6ia MILLION

Juneau. Sept. [. (P) -Alaska's salmon pack is estimated 10 be six million two hundred forty five thou sand -four hundred and forty-nine cases, this summer The South eastern Alaska pack amounted to two million eight hundred fifty fonr thousand nine hundred and eighty nine cases. Bristol Bay and the Alaska Peninsula including Kodiak and Afognak put up two million four hundred and seventy eight thousand nine hundred and eiEh, cases. Central Alaska inclu ling Cook Inlet and the Prince William SoLrd section amounted to nine hundred and eleven thousand five hundred and forty four cases.
 In listing the different brands of salmon, the Pinks led with three million two hundred fifty eight thousand six hundred seventy six cases The reds were second with two million seventy one thousand
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
TUESDAY tTElE0RAPhlEl
BIG FIRE IN STATE
 PEN DESTROYS TWO
 MAIN CELL BLOCKS

Walla Walla, Sept. 6. @-Fire destroyed two main cell blocks in the State Penitentiary last night. Nine hundred and sixty two in- mates were turned loose dn the yard. all were safe. no disorder. The fire started at five o'clock. The officials said that 1t started by a convict throwing a burning object into the ventilating fan. It was controlled by nine o'clock. It Is esti- mated that the damage was hun dred thousand dollars. An at tempt to dispose of the prisoners will wait until Hartley and Olson. director of business arrives. Some convicts tried to spread the fire by laying a saw dust trial but were stopped by the guards.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
MORE DOGGREL

Stroudsburg, Penn. Sept. &. tA) -Tunney who Is 10 meet Dempsey on Sept. 23rd for the championship fistic encounter of the world, said. it is absolutely necessary to keep a complete composure and pnise, that these essentials were quite necessary. When asked what he would do when knocked down he said. the hnX. m1yc w'uld be to get up and then ,ryt9o k ,ocs h,# op- ponent down. Editors note can vou beat this for news service"
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
SAYS MOORE GUILTY IMPROPER RELATIONS
 WITH MRS. KENDALL

Seattle. Sept z, R)-John Will .on and J. w. Pike. sheriffs of Clal- lum County. left Olympia yester- day for Nashville. seeking extradi- tion of Dr. Paul Moore.
 Carroll Kendall Sequim dairy man, denied that he cOnspired In the arrest of Dr. Moore, but reitera- ted the charges that the physician was guilty of improper relations w:th Mrs. Kendail, he further sad "I did not know that Mrs. Moore's death was being investigated until l had read 1t in the newspapers. however, I am only concerned in the relations with Moore and my wife,,
 Mrs. Charlotte M. Kendall filed divorce proceedings against Carroll Kendall on August 4th. her com plaint said. my husband accused me Of wrongfully associating with another man. these accusations are false and malicious"
 Dr. Jessup denied MOore's state ments that the arrest was the result of personal jealousy and said. "he was suspicious of Mrs. Moore's death and had related his susni- cions to the prosecuting attorney with a clear conscience"
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
FRIDAY (TELEGRAPHtC
iD KILLED AND 50
 INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK

Salinas. Colo, sept B. (A9- Nineteen persons were Killed and fifty injured half oi '6=m -triously when hugh DensstZ and Rio irande Western railr0z1 mogul en- zine drawing a crack i#a=itl struck q boulder while rounding onrve welve niles west of Leadville, top bling into the Arkansas river. and hen drawing seven cars after il in- Q eight feet of water.
 Two hundred and seventeen per sons were aboard the train and sur 'iyors state that the train was run ring slowly around the curve The wreck occurred in T wild and lone y section of the ltoek.es and the inst relief came from members of wo construction crews which were working near he scene of the wreck
 pr q. W harimore T Red Cross ur4eoH eff Saluas. Whr was mo oiinr In LcHdvlle rrnched the zen" iust after th. train plunged uio lhe river. he organized rescue york and provided tir't aid for he more seriously injured passene lrs,
 When th" engine 4tfHek the ruek | tore up one hundred and tifty eel of track thrn dive1 a'ru.s the ivrr, ldndine thirty tref from the ar side of he rivcr. t!te baggage ars. Two coaches ant #slecprrs fol owed the engine The second uach was crushed despite 'he fact hat i, was constructed of steel, while the third formed bridge ,yer the streams Many injured ,asseng"ra were stFovn along the dreams bauk4 cryne for nlA when he relief trains arrived after which ihe survivors were hu!,li"d ueelher abont fires thawins out dlcr having h"cu plunged nlo the .ry waters.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

Drumcolloupher. Sept. (Pp-The movie house was an old wooden building and had no fire fighting ap- paratus. and wa9 packed with men, women and children who were un- protected The movie projector was placed in the middle of the hall with its infamable films. cn a table nearby was candle burning. The place was described at the inquest Ly Downing the operator. who haId that the two film tables caught fire, he aiso stated that the "r1wd st ii still awhile and then rushed for th. doors
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
NOTICE OF FORFE!TTRE.

To R B. Bitstow, F. NJ Andersen.
 s. T. Andersen. T. ]. Andersen,
 R J Nutent. II. C. Edgnston,
 Fred w. naahlcy, vour Il ,.rs, exc
 cutors, administrators and as
 signs.
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned has expended tie sum If One Hundred Dollars in repre- senting the Byron Association Placer Mining Claim situated between Rock and Liudoloom Creeks, in Cape Nome precincts. Location Ger tifcate recorded in Vol. l-G page 4I5. in the Cape Nome Recording District, Second Division, Territory of Alaska, during and for each of the wears for annual expenditure on placer m;1i1g claims as required by 'aw. from the year he"i1nirs: Jan nary 1st. 1915 to and including the year ending July 1, 1914. except for the three years in sail int s''val when the requirement for expendi- ure was suspended by Act of Con- gress.
 And you and each of you. are notified that if you do not pay your rroportionatc share of such expend- iture, to the undersigned at Nome, Alaska. within 90 days next follow ing the ninety-day period of publi- cation of this notice. the interest of each of you in and to the said claim will forfeit and be and be- come the property of he under signed.
 ELIZABETH JOLLIFFE. Co-owner
 Publish July 2, 10, IT. 24. 31. Aug. '. IA, 21, 2S, Sept. 4, II, IS. 26. 1928.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
DIR. MOORE ARRESTED
 AT BROTHERS HOME

Nashville. Sept. 2. R-Dr. Paul Moore who was charged with the murder of his wife. was arrested at the home ef his brother, c. P. Moore of this place. pr. Moore said his wife was taken. i'll on July 4th and that she died July goth from absess of the liver. he further said that there had been no trouble between them and that they had planned . trip East to see relatives. Dr, Moore's brother said he believed that the charges were result of pro. fessional jealousy and the i'll feel ing of another doctor at sequaim hospital. which has been in exist ence for one year.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
THURSDAY tTEJEGkaPt4lC1
SINTY FIVE KILLED
 AT MOVIE TRAGaiN

London. Sept. E. [Ti Reports from Drumcollough her showed that about sixty five persons were killed and many bodies consumed. The place is described as Il shed like structure, forming tpprr story of an old building which was reached by a narrow ladder with solitary doorway, little windows with bar red iron rods The flames consum- ed the supports and then the floor collapsed allowing the persons in side to fall to the store below where they were either crushed or burn ed. The fire is described as start ing from the carelessness of some one laying cigarette on the table beside the films.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
MONDAY
NO BULLETIN MONDAY

There was no Bulletin issued Monday, as most all the business houses remained closed except a few. who finally closed at noon. Monday being Labor Day. the U. s. Signal Corps observed Sunday hours. which means there Is run in the morning an another in evening, therefore 1t would be impossible to receive our regular telegraph ser vice unless We waited until night to receive 1t. Therefore the publisher took advantage of day off at noon. and went hunting and fishing with out any results. except long walk over the nigger heads and good appetite.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

Ottawa. Sept [. tP,-A. l., Beaubien, Liberal. declared that at the election which will h" held week from tomorrow, he would be reelected to the Canadian Parlia- ment Two men carrying nomina- tion papers for Doctor D. H. Me Fadden, Conservative, reached Manitoba too late 10 file them. Mud dy roads are said to have caused the delay.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

Manchester. New Hampshire. Sept &, tll Moses was renomnat- ed by Il plurality of twenty thou and over the democratic nominee Itohrrt C. Murchie a Concord attor7 nry Huntlcy x Spanldtnr ! rn- publican of Rochester defeated Gov crnor Winant. a democrat Mayor Eaton Sergeant of Nashua, will op pose Spauldine,
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
SLIGHT DIsAGREENENT BE. TWEEN NAVY BOARD AND STEAM BOAT INSPECTOR
 BOARD

Washington, Sept. z. P)-At a meeting of the steamboat inspecting board at Boston. they said that both of the s. s. City Rome and the submarine s 51, were at fault in the collision. which sank the sub there was slight disagreement be- tween the inspecting board and the navy board. which held that the City of Rome had not observed the navigation laws and that the sub had the right of way.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

Chums were third with seven hun dred fifty nine thousand seven hun dred and forty three cases Cohocs came next with one hundred six thousand seven hundred and thirty four cases. Kings amounted to forty eight thousand four hundred ninety six cases. Many of the can neries which had closed down are reported to have resumed fishing af- ter the closed season
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

Port Angeles. Sept. 6. R-Doc- tor P. c. West. of Seattle. found poison in the stomach of Mrs. Paul Moore. who died on July 2Oth, A warrant was issued for the arrest of Doctor Moore. her husband on . charge of first degree murder. The couple are said to have qaarrsled sboat the friendship of another wo- man. They are searching for hina h Kentucky.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
DOUGHTERY-MILLER
 CASE TAKE , WEEKS

New York. Sept. s. lP-A panel summoned for the opening of the trial of Daugherty and Miller. Con trary to the usual custom the at torney are to directly question the jurors who are to be selected for the case. Federal attorney Emorey R. Buckner said that the presenta- tion of the governments case would require about three weeks.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
NEW YORK-PARIS
 FLIGHT EXPECTED SOON

Westbnrg, New York, Sept. 10. (P,-The Sikorsky hiplane which will soon attempt the New York Paris flight, left here for Washing ton, D. C., yesterday with thirteen passengers. Navigator Lieutenant Allan Snody and Captain Rene Fonck. the mechanics and promo ters are included among those mak- ing the trip. The plane is expected to make one hundred and ten miles per hour.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
DEMPSEY MAKES BIG
 MONEY WHILE TRAINING

Atlantic City, Sept. &, tPJ-Dur- Dempsey has taken in receipts amounting too nearly seventeen thousand dollars and the champion was heard 10 say that he expects q total of thirty thousand before breaking camp. On Sunday nearly six thousand spectators paid one dollar each to witness the champion in practice.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
WILSON NOMINATED
 GOVERNOR BY
 DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE

Boise. Sept. '. R)-Saturday the Democratic Executive Committee nominated Asher B. Wilson, of Twinfalls. Governor. William Nor gan of Boise, having declined the convention nomination.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
WORLD COURT FIGURED IN FOUR
 STATE PRIMARIES

Washington. Sept. &. GP Ad- Ihesion of the United States to the
 World Court figured ill four state primaries including United states senator nominations as follows: lenroot of Wisconsin and he lead CT of the campaign for American membership in the Court; opposed by Governor Biain. both promised to seek the return of beer is charg- ed by former Governor Bass whose Headquarters where entered last night and several documents stolen is featured in the New Hampshire lcampaien. The third republican candidate James W Remick of Con cord. and Il former Judge of the Supreme Court Bass accused Mo 4es of seeking renomination and his failure 10 support President Coolidge and his policies.
 Senator Cameron is unopppsed in Arizona. Congressman 'l.:fdcn is opposed by Charles II Rutherford
 he Phoenix attorney wh, su"@llt the democratic nominaii,r. Sena ,or Oddfe who voted for tno world court is opposed by Mayor F F. Roberts of Reno. Raymond T Banker the mint director. under the Wilson administration. and Pat rick Mctarran q former state Su- preme Justice. are opposed to the world court. Dnrtor $ W. II Ere man of Eureka and C II Mcintosh a former chairman of he Central Committee, sought the democratic nomination
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
RETURNS
 FROM PRIMARIES

Reno, Sept, s, lI1 The primary "otc of six counties is complete with eleven others nearly complet= cd gave Senator Oddir seventy eight fifty seven: Roberts thirty seven forty one; Baker forty eight thirty fix; Brennan seven twenty seven; NcCarran twenty four ninety five; Mcintosh clever twenty
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

poses Senator w. F George Rus sell made the world court q promi- nent issue but George declined to recognize il as a dissenting point. senator George is on record as hay ing voted for the world court resolu
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
BROKE WINDOWS OF
 MOVIE OWNER

Limerick. Sept '. lP) An en- ragged crowd broke the store win dows of Patrick William Ford, the owner of the wooden building of the recent cinema tragedy which occurred at Drum Collogher. Ford and the movie operator Patrick Downing are in custody of the off cials,
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

New York. Sept. 8. R-William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor. said. The would use all his influence and en- deavOr to drive Fascism from the face of the earth because 1t stands for repression. denial of freedom and democracy"
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
TRAGIC DEATH IN
 MOVIE THEATRE.

Limerick. Ireland Sept. :, C4', Forty nine were. reported killed and len injured in q fire in an impruvis ed wooden movie theatre. which was unscre.Hed The projecting ap- paratus caught fire and there was only one exit Many were trampled and burned. twenty nine bodies were recovered hut aHreeognizahle
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
BASE BALI.

Seattle. Sept. 3, lF National League Chicago |. PHt51n's ?. American League-St Louis l Chi cago 8 Coast League Portland |. Sacramento 5: at stockton. Los Angeles I, Oakland 5. Seattle ,. Missions 5.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
BIOLOGICAL SURVEY MAN
 GETTING SPECIMEN GEESE

Tanana. Sept. 2, @-Pr0fessor Oius Nitric. of the Biological Sur vey. after spending all summer studying wild animal life on the Porcupine River. is now at Crow Creek securing specimens of the geese, who are enroute to the states. He reported that he saw only two white persons all summer.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

Washington, b C. Sept to. lP, The Treasury announced au over subscription nf three haadred and fifty million dollars of tt- three tnd one half percent tax r=it ;irste4 which will he issued next Wednes- lay and which Will nature aa Iua+ 18th, 1926 Tho objeet ef thi' i= He Is to aid royoram'hl fusecof until the Quarterly Tfs= ra'urne aoni, due in December
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

Chicago, Sept 7 LP)- Musicians, stage hands. and movie operators are reported in q controversy. The musicians again ordered strike. thousand persons were affected
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

London. Sept s, (Pp-The Daily Express Hong Kong dispatches |'said. 1t was reliably reported that Cantonese forces cut down and fired on sixty blue iackkets who landed from a British rtl:sei at Hankow.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

New York Sept. s, ip, This morning Logan the presentation of the goverr.rent eases against Daugherty and Miller when Federal Attorney Buckner used a black board to explain the mazes of the bribery transactions.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
EXPLOSIVES FOUND NEAR
 PEN IN WALI4A WALLA

walla walla. Sept. '. R-rhe sheriff announced that twenty i've sticks of dynamite were found hid den In the brush near the prison. The explosive was not purchased In walla Walla anA no one in the vi- cinfty knew anythiag about 1t.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

Hendaye. France, Sept. s, (P)- Spain's resignation from the League of Nations was agreed upon by the Cabinet Council at Madrid, with
 King Alfonso presiding as presi- dent.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
WORLD
 COURT THE Is;%I Y

Atlanta. Ga. Sept. &, (P-Ad- herence to the world court fs the issue in the Georgia senatorial De primary held Wednesday,
 in which Chief Justice R. B. Rus sell, of the state supreme court. op-
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

Panama. Sept. 2. R)-The Gov ernment Hospital Boat. Martha. Angeline, arrived yesterday and Is to await orders for winter quarters. Chas. Swanson and wife arrived on the Steamer Yukon, enroute to Cali fornia. after he had sold his mining interests at Rampant.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
TYPHoON STRIKES
 CENTRAL JAPAN

Tokyo. Sept. 6. R-Thirty i've were killed when typhoon struck central Japan. The school house collapsed burying hundred and twelve. A score were injured and three hundred houses damaged.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
CARPENTER SAILED FROM
 SEATTLE FOR NOME

Seattle. Sept. 4. tPl-The A. B. Carpenter sailed at P. M.. carried tive passengers. Glen Hill and wife, teachers for Tanunae also supplies for the Department of the Interior. and Bureau of EducatiOn.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

Shanghai. Sept. s, lP)-Three British officers. four seamen were killed and several wounded. in British gunboat al Wanshien. on the Yangstze river. Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

St. Georea, Maine, Sept 1o CN Explorer McMillaa r..tt fnoD from | I. UT thousand mi'a Arctic voyage with n fine collection of birds, fish, and botanical specimens or the Field Museum of Chicago. No mishaps were reported on lie fovarc.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
iIRPLANE ARRIVED
 FAIRBANKS YESTERDAY

The airplane which left Nome Tuesday morning carrying Col. Steese and w. F. Thompson, with Joe Crosson as pilot, arrived at Fairbanks WednC sday Sept Sth at 2:30 P. NJ
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
- FOR PAinaANKs

The airpiane which arrived Sat- urday from Fairbanks, left today fos Fairbanks with Col. .Steese and w. B. Thompson as passengers. The plane left the Held as. though there was ons psrson in 1t,
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

New York Sept lo, GTl pstec- iv, Merton testified that paueh"roy eslroyod inctiminatine bank re- ords He stated 'hN pa,eherv anne to the United States in 1921 Il an attempt to cnlloet seven mil- ion dollars for thc G"rmah owned tockholders in the American Metal company which was sei2"d Inv the '. s. Government He further aid "I wanted to know some one n order To pave h" way so ! would et q friendly heariug and told ,f meeting two persons whom il vas understood from the intro luetion to b.. Jesse smith who in reduced Miller.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

Madrid. spain Sept In ID The National Assembly will an0u take olace the first to be ealfd inc" 'ortea dttalyed its sra=iauJ three ears aee The first ineetsne t3 'tiedulrd in october The -ooial- st party is inclined tovard7 parti ipation. lis al.o learned that h. first rfehir'u to he dreu sed js he new taSatian plan which tha soNernment proposed,
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

Olympia. Wd5b Sept h oH iovcrnor Hartley remarked wheu or the secnnd tne he refused to xtradne Mrs Frances Tou-hy. the nother of q seven months old hahY rom san Francisco To answer To he,k charges. "auy hans ttm e polish enough to cash largo rhach5 without identification should cN lect losses, and mteht commit |
 reater crime and -po,l a wowGp''
 fife hy giving her a prisn4 term
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

Pittsburgh, Sept. '. R1-The St. Louis Nationals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, eight to one. Rhem, the pitcher held Pittsburg to four hits. His team mates batted again st the Pirates freely.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

Tahona. Sept, 6. R-Sixteen miners are listed as dead. Seven bodies were recovered. nine remain ed. Flames filled the workings.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

Sydney. Australia, Sept. &. (El - The expulsion of Premier Lang. la hor party leader and two mcnhers of inc cabinet from the Clerks Union, for disloyalty. was announc- ed officially today.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

Atlantic city. Sept C. Pt--Jack Dempsey the worlds astit champ on, was expected tn hecnme ha- ween seventy and seventy der housand dollars richer by the 1ur- ,ey fight on Sept sard. The .uaranteed purse of fou bnudred nd seventy five tlIousand with a fifty percent gate .roeint are as ured to he above one million dl- ars
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

Hollywood, Calf. scp' 9. uP- Rudolph Valentino the well known movie actor, wl.o died recently af- CT an operation. DOW resf+ in a marble lined crypt in Heuywuoa cemetery His brother auuouucnd hat plans have been made ta erect private mausoleum of the finest marble from Italy and place there | tablet bearing boih his private nd stage names r'he Valentine Memorial Association began a sub crip'ion cam paian for a statute per .onifying youth and roniInce for q hildreu's hospital ward.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

Milwaukee, Sept, s, Rl-Out of twenty seven twenty eight precincts nineteen ninety two gave Blaine one sixty six nine eighty three votes; Lenroot one fifty one three twelve: Frank j. Kelly twenty three seven forty four In the republican Gubernatorial hrht Fred R, Zim- merman the secretary of state for he anii-Blaine p}ogressives receiv- ed ninety five one seventy. Attor- ney General Kern received seventy nine six zero four: Charles B. Per Try the Conservative republican legislature leader receive! four teen nine. sixty four. stanley w smith former in ur!Ere comm g sioner received cisht three seventy one.
 The returns for Lieutnhln' Gov ernur, Secretary e State, Treasul CT. and Attorney General showed that the members of the LaFoi- lette- Blaine Kern ticket were lead ing bv a large margin and that all progressive republican congress men except O. b. Beck were ahead :;
 Merl F. Hull the former secretary of State, progressive, lead Beck by seven hundred votes.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

Madrid, Sept. ', tP-A military revolt In Spain was reported settled, owing to discipline. the government announced.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
MYRTLE HAS BEEN
 I.Ot NTED BY HINTERS

Fcrine. E, C. Sept q IFi Myrtle. an elephant, which ezeagau with fourteen other aa.mait from 'ir- GUS about mont 's75 w1z 1acGot fh' vile upl9ptius saphnee and attacking iuatr,i, The ctp- 'ure was unsuccessful until two hunters enrou'e from oakland. California with elephant rua. aud traps arrived on the sceDt. Twelve of the animals Were recapugrd but the balance are still missing
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
TELEGRAPH BtEVTTlES

Geneva. Sept. S. P)-Germany was unanimously elected as a mem her of the League of Nations today.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11

Rome. Sept. 10. lI'l@ l'agi=t spokesman told the Associatat Press correspondent here that G5ai'- cy- 5ecfs Spain to resume =p:rtictpa- jon in the LeaGue of Nations h ar- aeptine q semi-prrmauent 5aa| A he Council
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-11
TELEGRtlHic EREA IriEs

Lisbon, Sept lo. t1q \ shsl | sarlhIuakn was felt hera e#;trilty. u damage resulted