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The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17

Louis Nashenweng who left Nome last Fall on the last sailing of the Alameda, returned to Nome Satur- day evening, coming over the Ala ska railroad to Nenana. thence down the Yukon over the ice by dog team. He reports having passed Jim Warner and wife just out of Kaltag on there way to Fairbanks. When the arrived at Ruby he learn ed of reported strike being made some thirty miles from that place mink and muskrats are very scarce, the trappers and natives say that last winter the frost was sn severe that nearly all the ponds and lakes where the Muskrats hibernate were frozen to the bottom, a large num- her of the animals were caught un- derneath and many perished. and the most of those that did escape were killed by the fox who live on them to great extent. In regards to other fur animals. he says the country is full of red and cross fox and quite number of silver grays. but the demand on the outside is for short fur, although the white fox is in good demand. He had lot of prime whites that brought the top price at the Seattle sales. Mir. Nashenweng also reports that all streams between Kaltag and Norton Bay are running. the water flowing over the fee. and that the snow is practically all gone except on the hill tops. where sled travel CTS gre compelled to go.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17
HifFEW INDIANS GOVERNED
 Bf ONE OF 1II.lit oNN TRIHl

'a~s Lake, Minn., t,P)-seyrntcen hunircs Indians of th" Red Lake Chippewa t.ihc ar. brn governed by one of their people. H.. is Mark | hurhs' new Red Lake Agcnc. smperint enticnt, 7. mixed blood of 20 years service in tn, United State ind:in Bureau.
 Efforts "f tt,e chief are directed a; retnoy- ing in this isolated scrton-thr medicine r,cn' ans, the >ef-t"rtur" appcase the anger of tra.Iriona' evil spirits"
 i;mrns has jurisdiction over the tribes OWE councils, which still function as in days of old U. began his work the Chippewas entered on wha: may b" one of their most trying periods.
 Acting at the request of younger tribes,ncn and demands of Ghppew,s in general the Indian bureau has taken steps toward breaking up the great re. according to the rule which has permitted virtually all American Indians to assume control of tsmi, own property.
 In this the I,7OO Indians would hc allotted, 16O acres each and the remainder of the npproxi. maeiy 45OooO acres would he sold for the benefit of the Chippewa tribal fund, which is shared by Is.OOO Chippewas. Old men of the tribe, satisfied with strict government control and fearing poverty which has Overtaken many emancipated braves will under an old treaty.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17

cries estimated the value caught t,is summer the rrbiluM islands 10 b,. six huu,,,,, ihous;id Moro inm hafsrstrtI With exception. here has been ;,u increase of ten cent each making catch the largest in history before scientific methoIs or p'opogati" ion were employed. is estimated ti,, the rrbiloT herd numbers seven hum,,d d and t., mi, three thousand,
 u has been announced tIr;,l will h.. shin. ped to the Island the |. s. s. Bear vhic, WI" '""S'>' or "'st class l"mh'r and cement, the
 ' !" D" used !" the construction of twelve crrnrnt i.lcoS for the natives,
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17
Gtia's.. .'& iR' II FREE STATE Is ,S~,KEp

New ."." e-'-,-'+- Hon. Sir Jn,neS hei'"s"s that 'h" political stability of the Irish Fr., Stat" is assured and that IrshI IrcI md is dead
 The also "memc Solicitor Gcucral and A,tor "ry General, in his new ..iIistory of Ireland I7ss i.'," adds that "by ibis do not mean to unI, that Ireland will become an English shire The .uIf set by differences religion and race will always remain. The ola Faith will profoundly affect the rhosnph, and the character of the Irish uc,n,..
 'hr real conquest of Ireland by England Il contest founded if not upon ntincnt of ancction np"" an acknowledged community of interests and free ">''angr of ideas has brenn the author de. ciarrs. "irisI,-irrIand is dead"
 ihc Irish '-ircianrrs will see their hopes cruel. 'y disappointed. They may succrcd with tn, strong ianh i" forcing Ireland to become bilinsnaI but thai will not prevent the penetration of English thought "nd culture. This does not refer to steps take" |" Ireland to keep out dangerous and saac"us literature They deserve [" succeed and will suco"r'
 Sir James presents the History be published hs George R. Doran Company, nj, attempt to sum "p 'fniris and in spirit of detachment, the case of Ireland vs. England the cas-, of England ss irrand-for there are we'll Ii-foundch pluints on both sides"
 Every wholesome effect of the ,nglo-Irish settlement Is that interference in lrsh affairs has been disstrouS, hc continurs. ''Iiis intncncc and power for inschtcf in America will .rcau, diminished, to the relief of eyer. and rational irishman at home and afroad'
 As summary of Irr,and's indictment against England, Sir .JaInes says:
 "lhc gra,cman of the charge which Ireland justly brings against England Is the Union tsclf Tho passage of the measure, wcintcntioncd and .ncorc ticaliy just ns II Was, achieved by questionable means The persistence in the Union long after ihe junior partner had unmistakabfy expressed it's desire nanshp. The delay created the Ulster question and the eNaspcration it produced led to the rebellion and to the horror of the Anglo Irish war;"
 Some kind of fusion between North and South ireland he regards almost certain.
 'Whrn financial relations are adjmstch," he de- cinres it is certain that n matter of expciency, lie Free State will escape great proportion if not all the drht It Is inevitable that Northern Ire
 Out of the question Irish Mussoni has been evolved, says the author.
 "kevn VHtggins is young man, about thirty, who is the mainstay of the government and the of the few public men that Ireland has pro- uced that tell his countryman even part Of the truth.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17
NoTE E OF PRIMARY ELECTION

To the Electors of the Town Of Nome, Second Division. Territory Of Alaska
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that pursuant to Chapter 39, Session Laws of Alaska. 1919. approved May 3. 1919. a Primary Election will be between the hours of o'clock A. M and o'clock F.. M of said day, for the purpose of nominating candidat- es Of the various political parties of Alaska for the following offices. to wit:
 A Delegate from Alaska to Con gress:
 Four Territorial Representatives Two Road Commissioners;
 The common Council of Nome having heretofore. by ordinance duly designated the polling place in said Town. the electors are here by notified!
 That all duly qualified voters re siding within the Town of Nome will vote at City Hall Building. loc- ated on Front Street in and upon Lot Il of Block 20, which is owned by the City of Nome, the same being the duly designated polling place in and for the Town of Nome.
 The Common Council
 Of The Town of Nome
 By, B. Grimm. City Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17
ATTORNEY LEAVES FOR ENGLAND

SEATTLE. April I7, (AID-ttlorncy j. Will Jones will leave here *IouI, the request Tho mas tiourry, brother of Gn,rlt, tlc Alaskan so"r'i""gh who died on Ma, ih,t, first 1923 leaving Thonas lis est;ue of twenty five thousand. Thomas was last heard in Liverpool forty ycat, ago Sn" joined the Eagles ket.hikam over fIr,, s""rs aga" Frank Dou,l, the sccrc,nr, uf t. Eagles Is administering San's which consisis nr none, and securities left in a bank here.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17

WASHINGTON, April i7, (AP)-l'r"fcssor Irving Fisher of Yale, took the ,irys task before the Senate committee for abandoning tho c,ucat policy for "a mere law observance program" He said that prohibition made the greatest strides when the evils of alcohol strcsscd and 1t lost ground when that emphasis lost. The public which n" already converted n prohibition and who never understand the solid 1t when preached b, judges ant, rIcrgymcn to obey 1t because 1t was l'w, have acquired tie impression that other for ou., in. tt exists
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17
RUSSIA NOW CLAIMS THE NORTH POLE
HANEI BEFORE PROHIBITION COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON, April 17, (Ar)-Wtliiam E.
 ancy, attorney general of Ontario called h. the rys and told the Stuatc prohibition committee that Onnro's experiment with the legnlizcl sale of nonntoNicatng beer had not been successful. The claimed that "bccr drinkers said that four per cent beer allowed under the law did have enough kick in it." dc said that bo"tIegeing continues in hotb and dry provinces, and that the Mayor of Wnni. peg told him that the system of government control there twas undermining the whole social structure" Isaney said that the province of Quebec has the largest iol" traffic next tn British Columbia.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17

hoiZEBt F. tprii i5. (Specai Nugget sei,ice) --Suncrincndcnt Ross kimnr, of the Nlskf lioad Comm li>>ipn, set"tnItnicl b, Mir. Reno "tH,tme April Fourteenth having been far Wainwright where they compelled to I.t, over for five days during w1cf, caused them To change their plans. consequently the, reach Harrnw They reported ,ctA good rip back
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17
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ts'leeial Nugget sofFiee4
 March ll3a6 Film Hot springs las .stfrtsj55l Guite humber =af alias aati4es this past month who aa4e=tstsen advantage of hatiine =ffZht4t= 7ltlphrns waters aad Giiakis9 From the SprinpZ tAas 6nsiiue =aelft.f t=,ftif their suilcrings. Iyap.n Went tn Nome and b.0ngAi lis esii4fistl sajl. lsel. f4 Film fIet .J5,tl was able Ia walk aftea spetRlIaa Il week at 'te spiingsZ stiil iAef..= and steadily impf0A iae in 6ealtft. Mrs. Miseitt= Charles and Ilitlez daughter, Lorraile N5s l..li14fbeth kennigan= =Ah= aud Nf.=I =Ialilis and ehildren,zand Lowry. tHe ehitl hard CT, have all heen taa9s#ttfe= st.lIf,..== al the Springs Many af tlit a9fiyes have iollfnevet ta=tise Spfiaes= Messrs Pefaes4n and Yatt6n f Nome spent | Week Fl Film llet SpriHes
 Among the traasiei4ts tlfis ttasl month al Film rat+1hstllast4 e44st= night were Mir so6aaist and Mrs tlnatrr @ith her hltle dtuehl.r- of Nome bound toi tindle Sit aod Mrs Williams and faully ef hial,. ,a;ns t,. Golfaca Nes,-5.= Sf,-t.ds= and HIaekea4tfieh= to i,tne# Ml Walsh of Nome l,. Ranau1a Mar. ihal Bert Neraill and prisoner. Paint Hope. to Nome. Marshal W,rtine and prisonef -of Candle. to Nome, Mir Hall returning to St Michael Marshal Mcdonald and Ar Jengens". ,tr---+-trr,-- Mr. Martin and Joe Npsfln fo luala- kleet. and Leonard seppala NlZ VoepoSen and Nassnk houad down coast
 Snpl. E |. Range .f Nome and driver. Fred Walker uf Mhite Mountain, remained oeet uiat int Elim enrouto dpWn c5.@f- tW visH the Government av'ooi- on tla r"- turn trip Supf Nau.ga rpnt 4 opupla days with MT and Ms F II. Ny : lin. government t"aeHar4 lt Film. visiting the school dn,l itr. uat@e+ n their homes Mir R27e, address ed the native 9pp0laln-n ti t meet ina in he school room at th,4 efest- of which the Hjlaeo. r9He.r. Sac ch,'s. on hphaIf of lip.9 ualivcs eA- ended t hearty invitation to Mr. and Mrs. NYlin [" armain in tlm another Wear
 Miss Elsie ketoueao. of inaia kleet who h@s been spending tn. winter with her sister, Mrs Misoha Charles, and attending the EGm pnblic school rrturir1 10 FnAla- kleet this week
 IL k somewhat unHsual t,- an t 'ravelers from 'ha trul who arr hi king over the lons listauces. "l<o hnk Red" came in wMliiue from kal'as to Nome, and 1lcssrs King and Primer walking from Seward flo Nome. An occasional Tiff" ,loag thc trail hclped considerably 10 shorter inc journeys.
 The village was all but d, popular, ed of natives on Tu'sd4y mornine of this week. w'hen most of the natives left for the annual Faster at Shakloolik.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17
RUSSIA FILES BLANKET LOCATION

MOSCOW. April I7. ttPl-.iccortIiug /" Il O. Nic decree issued yesterday Russia embraces all the, hands .liseo,crrd undiscovered which of the publication the lc,tr.. not recognize beloneing other countries. The ccrce extends the North Pole, thirty st'cs four minutes isiirtN-fivc scons Eaet longitude [" one hnn'ilci siN, eight Il, fort minutes thirty vest fd sr ..it.-
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17

FAIRBANKS, April l7. (Ar)-E. \. Bennett: pilot for the Fairbanks AirpIanc Corporation return ing from Mctirath, forced down Mcknight $ roa'lhnusc, midway between Lake NiincImnlinu and Ncn:tna, when the Iub,oc,nt supply became r.haust- ch With the engine running keep it hot, Bennett melted quanit! of Moose ia.ow Mhic., he oi, aimed from the rOatillo,sc keeper, put engine continued his journey Ncn,n withou; further diff iculticS, arriving dusk he tn,low and rctlIcd with refined oil.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17

l'ndertakcr Nelly received a wire
 his morning From b. L. Mcdonald of Candle, telling of he Gealh ol lis wife from childbirth, and ar ranging for shipment of the body outside. Mrs. Mcdonald was Miss Frances Bishop before her marriage and was q teacher in the Nome Public school Il few years ago The sympathy of he community eoes out to her husband in his hour of grief
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17

w. J. Rowe the transfer man, re turned from a fishing trip to Cape Nome Sunday, where he was very of dredge parts which broke thru the ice just on the other side of the cape about two weeks ago. while making the trip to Nome from Solo mon
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17

CAIRO April l7. CN)-Thc British living off eti f"glll found Estcv"z. the spanish Manila n.h. commander. in the desert forty miles iron, where the plan" was aand"ncd sunday The nrchlnici.n WAS t""ni t""n'A-iivr miles furtrr away The, utr,. boil, reported 10 he m fairly good condition.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17
.tIL t.GES NJ MEROlS
MunDERERs RUNNING LOOSE

NEW YORK, April 17, (aI)-SupcrIor Judge Marcus kayanamgh of Chicago snid that there hundred i," eighteen thousand muric,"rs loose In the United Stat,s. he predicted that and tccllmcaty which has long shielded encouraged the criminal, Is about awaken. ing of 'ngrrch and cnragcd public.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17
t,u:EANks Mo. MAN
ARRIVES VT koTztB |

h"IZEH' E April i5, Especial Nugget ,"r,ice} --Ni', i.n.",, fife i.ei,iunks moving picture. ma, and trth"r k""&t arrived hri. trrii lHh enroutr [. l' i".r"" [" tak. moving pictures "t uc MiIkin= Polar e>pcliti"n. From tatna [" nrar shnn.,nul they repou having had . yer, harI ,ip stating the, pioh'. trail Tor .ii,nut huur.L and fiji u,il,. illc divide.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17
NEWS ITEMS FROM t,Loo .
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SD ciaI Nugget sei'nioel

SD cial Nugget Servitel
 April 6, 1926 March olll isadore Fix uf sheldon arrived at lsloo. after ! load of supplies He states that Ire fui' catch up his way has been very poor this winter
 March 25th Mr. Matlila came from Teller and stopped here over night on his way to the Kougarok About two weeks ago Sam Pan kingwank and Sam sango of Teller Mission came to Igloo. No one seemed to know the reason for their visit. Two weeks later Panking- wank came again this time bring ing sister Anna Huseth with him. When they went back the next day one of our best girls accompanied them. Pankingwank and Viola Otoyuk were to be married on their arrival in Teller.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17
,lR PLANE OVER A,.Ar>A SUNDAY
wisH,,aN. .prn ,7. t,.y-.m,r. WIS :.

WTsEWaN 4PH1 v. fNEJ-shvna wv. ererte. |" the first view of tI,e ai,pIam. sunday when tho titskan returning Fairbanks lost her course an, cirerd Al,'na nearly two hours dropping nor.. asking 'r people 10 point the direction Fairbanks Later the, dropped small board with the quest io, written on i' and 1h" direction pointed out Iii, notes N"t" picked up later.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17

water. preparatory to making trips via water between those two points. As the snow has all disappeared from the hills and along the beach. tray elling will have to be done by boat, from now on.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17
SEEKING FOR SPANISH AVIATOR

CAIRO. April 17, laP)-Uncanny skill s heinz demonstrated by the natives who especially cd to track man beast the tlcscrt In their search for Estevez the lost Spanish aviator, prize trackcr has been called He Ia known the Sher. lock Holmes of Egypt.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17
BASE BALI, .Np BASKET BALL GAMES

T'"' Eagle NI"lic tomniItre k rltnnime ol having ;not"r tlrti.. nigh. at Ea.I. hall ne>t Su "fd!'A night when il is planned have il l,iir, bu. >"i ball contest and snni,, 0 ball br,wceu tn """s teams. Man'g"r i"let is also planning on game "t Push iitll Il >i,l, attr.l.iinn
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17

recent meeting of the Nome school board at which organization was perfected. the following are the officials for the eomins year: Mrs z. C. Crooks. Director, W. II. Koch, Secretary; w F. Baldwin, Trrasur ap
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17
MONTANA BEING TOW ED TO PORT

'"RDo\A, April T., tAr)-rhc steamer Cit, "t Np"k'h' arrived tn fake the sl,snc, N WItrttiara hohi''na in tow. rriitA in. Steamer W., Nirr, that had the vessel The position f tit. M .u ina 't o:Is \. VI was west of E!nticr,
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17
SPANISH FLIGHT POSTPONED

"HA, April IT, GAF)-taptain Lorig t.alial Z" arrived here yesterday from I>a,,,hi and will d.. part '"-m"r''w for Calcutta. The S,nnisi, flight Ina, hrrn postponed.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17

Sourdough Stationery consisting of 25 printed envelopes and 25 printed letter heads. for $100. at Nugget Once.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17

SEATTLE. April l7, CAio-Eric Nelson declined an offer to join the Wade Arctic expedition. said lsc going to devote himself D stud, of air plane design
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17

fsIlN, Amh i', N}--ihr ilrnrh franc ,u i'A Was twenty A-nn" point eight, dollar.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-17

H' ">' "'HE FOR THE NOME WEEKLY NUGGET
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28
SEN ATOE TESS GIVES
 OWN VIEWS ON AMERICA

Columbus Ohio. tug sG LtN
 Senator Fe7s told lt fe Keutlhrn state Platform Convention That they can te assured of the coniinu- -nce of American prosperity hy en- ing tooiidee the republican Wurltllg majority in hotll houses of Com eress He said "there t4 no more brilliant chapter in American his tory than the genius that restored the Americaa Industry to prosperitv. after the Worlds War F. the fouch of thts eenius 9imit T +ists flowed to indusfrv business began te thrive. aovernment cseait ven te par. nampIoyed dfsa ppeared f'su= ator Fess is arpins tha reelection of Senator willis. a republican ofohio= He declared If th Stahiltfe If American institutions een'iune, the happiness of the Ztmetiean peopla are the ohjetfs of worttR nabiia if fort, then the Republican teminis tration under is pes-n loader9hig should he stronalt commended D
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28
MONDAY
 l:S.. Efc car....t
uAlNES SEENlS TO BE
 VERY QUIET IN HIS
 PRESENT SURROUNDINGS

Seattle. Aug. 23. B-Gaines de- c;ared that he felt well and normal and expressed the opinion that he will be freed on the appeal for a new trial. He was moved to a cell which murderers generally occupy. His reading waterfall was taken away from him. Throughout the day he almost constan .ly smoked cigarettes
 He Is the quietest prisoner I've ever had observed Allen Stark. Jail Superintendent. And I'm glad Of 1t. because I expect that will have him with me for quiet awhile, eight months would say. that's about the time 1t will take for a supreme court action on his appeal" :"
 Colvin said, "I cannot gloat over sending him to his death. yet that's where he belongs. felt that jus tice had been done and felt that the State has avenged the death of Sylvia My conscience still remains clear on that matter''
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28
SEATTLE HAS ANOTHER
 MURDER CASE

Seattle. Aug. 24. H-Coroner Willis II. Corson. took the body of Robert Glansville before the state secret investigator. who also had charge of the Gaines case, for in vestigation, on the theory that he was murdered. CorsOn halted the funeral Friday. it was revealed last night.
 The authorities asked Emery Glansville. the father. residing In Kingston. Washington. for a sample of his sons handwriting. Clans ville's body was found in gas filled room here. Nearby note said, "Good-by. I am kind of disappoint- ed" Investigators declared that the handwriting did not appear to he Glansville's and that there. a piece of raper was found In his room. which bore the name pois- on.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28
COAST IEAGUE
MANY PEOPLE WISH TO
 TAKE BLAME OF GAINES

Seattle. Aug, 24, (Pl-The de- fense counsel Carmody said. would make violation of the constitu- tinal rights for public trial on which Gaines will make his appeal for q new trial.
 Colvin said. "thcy haven't a leg ! to stand on, in the first place Jud- ge Jones did not exclude the public, merely gave them standing room. and pointed out that all the benches in the court room were filled to their lcapacity. The defense offered no objections. thus sacrificing their right to an appeal.
 The Post Intelligencer received two hundred letters, each of q writer insisting that he was the slayer of Sylvia, and asserting that and injustice was being done the
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28
TUESDAY (TElEoRAptiiCl
BIG REVOLT IN GREECE
 REGIME OVERTHROWN

Athens, Aug. s4. (R-The dlcta- |torship' of General TheOdorus Pan galos was overthrown in a quick bloodless revolt. which General Con dyliss the former minister of war headed. PangalOs was taking a holiday at the time on the Island of Spetsae. Pangalos fled the is- land on the destroyer Pergamos but the battleship Leon overlook 1t and arrested Pangalos. then took him to Keratisini. General Con- dyliss announced that Admiral Con douriotis, the former Provincial President of Greece was, "the law full president" He had been in- vited to resume ofIice. Condyliss proceeded. saying. "that a free el- ection would he held within eight months at the latest. In order to con fer power upon the chosen repre- !sentatives of the people,"
 The revolution had been in pre- paration for some time. About a month ago Rangalos caused the ar rest and expulsion of three former premiers. Kafandaris, Papanasta- sion and Michalkakopoulos. on char ges of plots and subservive move ments. Pangaols' life was threaten ed early In August and King Geor- ge ordered him to leave Greece in December of 1923. Tn National Assembly declared that Greece was republic In March 1924.
 Condyliss is a republican and came into the public eye in 1924
 when he announced his opposi- tion to the reurn of the king. He
 held posts as minister of the inter-
 for and minister of war. Pangalos
 carried out a military coup in June
 1925 and assumed the premiership
 then declared himself dictator fin
 a few months later. subsequently
 becoming elected president.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28

Cordova, Aus. 2b, Mr, On Hogo
 lof Spit the winds come from the West side of Castles and go almost 10 Fire Island There are heavy breakers on the North line from the Spit to Fire Island. The wat CTS inside are calm and the silhon cite Is unchanged.
 Cordova. Aug 25, tP) The Haida reported that the Spit of Bogoslof extended itself Northward and practically closed. Fire Island from . distance appeared to have form ed lake The Island Is covered with what appeared to be new deposit of volcanic ash as no act ivities are going on except that q little steam Is issuing from three places.