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The Nome nugget., 1926-02-13
COURT BARS
 sTRNOaRAPHIO NOTES

Seattle, Feb g, R-Judge Net erer barred the testimony of Mrs. William M. Whitney. wife of assist ant prohibition administrator. bas- ed on atenographic notes of the tapped wire conversations. The de- fense pointed out that consider. able previous testimony was based on Mrs. Whitney's notes and asked that 1t be stricken. The Court ex- plained that he wanted more time to consider before ruling.
 Fredrick Struve, former bank president of the Northern Life In- surance Company, testified that he purchased liquor from Fred Gage. Several others gave similar testi. mony. William E. McMicken. for merly connected with the Puget Mill Company. following Struve. testified that Gage "mtght have given him the telephone number for ordering liquor. but he couldn't remember" On cross examination he said that he bought liquor on several occasions at the College Club where he was living. for him self and friends. R. B. Downs. Steward of the Seattle Golf Coun- try Club said: T believe that 1t is quite possible that had dealing with Gage and man named Clyde" He admitted that he bought quantities of liquor from Clyde in nineteen twenty-four. Dhas. Bancke. steward at the Aro- tic Club said Olmsted personally delivered liquor to him and solicit ed trade from him. He testified that Clyde Thompson and Dave Trotsky sold him liquor.
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HARTLEY DECLINES TO
 MEET WITH tDMMITrEE

Olympia. Feb. To, Pi Governor Hartley, in Il public letter said: 'I respectfully decline io meet with
 he legislative timber Investigating for an attempt to defend the pre- sent system and prevent remedial legislation to save the fact of the majority organization .iae Cover nor assured tho committee tLat his investigators were wnrkl' < and that "Any information which may come into my possession will be submitted to the next legislature even though not contained in the committee report" The Governor stated that since the committee had taken the liberty of giving their letter to the press before 1t reached him. he was handing his reply to the newspapers.
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States. train service is disrupted. surface cars almost paralysed and motor traffic is at a complete standstill Blinding snow storms continue and are preventln., worl men from cledT'ng the streets, the damage to which has cost millions, Gales swept out to sea and ham pered shipping, numerous ships have requested rado compass bearings be wired them A snow sweeper yesterday killed q track walker on the elevated railroad. twelve men aboard one of the ferries have been marooned since yesterday on the S' Lawrence riv- CT near Ogdenburg.
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SUICIDE UNDER
 PECTLIM IEtTMSTANtE Es

Tia Juana, Feb II. tPl -Tha Mexico officials have resumed the investigation into the visit of Tho mas II Peteet and wife and two daughters last week which culmi- hated in the suicide nf all four The tragedy is attributed to the ah duction and outraeing of tine two daughters and the disgrace felt been arrested including the chiei of police and q policeman of Tia Juana
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NOTICE OF Fonr.,ruHr.

To Elma McNausht and John Me
 NHuAht ToUr a-it, eh If you
 heirs, eYerntors s imirisfrators
 grantees and assiI Is
 Nou are hereig notified tlIai th undersigned and Is graHtors su as-ien"rs have expended durtH each nf the wears ending at I p'olock Nerdian luly l4t. 1922 1923. 1hgi and 1925. the sum u on" hundred dollars in Nhor nn improvements on each of those cer ain placer miniur cuim- situate in the Cape Nume Recording Dis trict. Territory of Alaska. Seconl njrisien known arl q crihed a lo!lows.
 raatae lowrl claiu --g Group l H"n ii on @uslso H.e' notice o location nf which ;s i- rdod ii Voluma I52. pae' giS n5 the l;, cords oE sam Cape NoHu Record ing District
 Nonkee l'u} Claim e- t'roun . Hruch on Suak. !tA.t uptlce G 'ocation of which is rrearded il Vol l5s pare 2ti uf lho Record If said ,npg Nome tsa 'Hng Dis trict:
 Minnehaha Claim "r Group ronch on Snak" Fv,r not"H O location nf which ia recorded il Vol. .l59, bag" 24G of the Record of said Cape Nome Recording Di@ trirt:
 Said labor was performed am improvements .mNte for the pur pose of holding said claims unde thr laws of the United states ant Territory of Ala-Na
 And you and each ef you ar hereby notified tt;tt if within ninety days arier inc service o this notice on you by pubiicatio thereof Tor the period or ninet days you fail or refuse to contr' bute to the undersigned vour pro portion of such expenditures q co-owners Of said minins claims your interest in said mining claim will become the property of th undersigned by whom and b whose eran;ors and assignors tn said required necessary expend lures were made.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska. this Fl day of November, 1925. Lomen Reindeer and Trading ; Corporation. by CARL J. LOMEN. Presiden Office and Post Office Address.
 Nome. Alaska.
 | Publish Nov. 21. 2S. Dec. 5. 12, 1! 2G. 1925; and Jan. ?. 9. 1G. 23. 3' Feb. 6, Is, 1926.
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'HARGES ESPIONAGE
 SYSTEM BEING MAINTAINED

Washington. Feb. 9, R-Mit-
 hell charged that an espionage
 ystem was beng maintained on the army air service; and he further ,aid that the investigation started by Secretary Davis was primarily
 imed at Major General Mason Patrick. head of the army air ser ice. He said that the circular Da- wis was investigating was part of ] summary of Patrick's memoran- dunn for Congress which was sent out by civilian reserve officers. Mitchell charged that the action of Davis was another attempt to intimidate those holding different air views to knop accurate infor- nation from the public.
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ETCHIkAN HAS
 SERIOUS BI3t/E

K"ichkau- Feb 12. oFI fire -iartimr from defective Gue ill inc Pioneer restaurant= destroyed the Pioneer liotcl the St George Hotel. the store and building of x G Npl son, propr.ctor "f the Pioneer The Poodle Dog Restaurant and tli. Lotus confectionaty and cigar st"r were also destroyed Due famil
 and one raomer e.@lpel in ihelr nightcloth"s The Alaska steamship wharres and the lneersoil Hotel seemed saf" The temperature vas twenty eigh, above zero and was he roldrst morntoe tlts winter
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LiNdOLN'S BIRTHDAY To-HAY

Most of he stores. the bank and Federal offices n4 we'll aa the l'. S postoiiee arc erioyiue I half hnli day. dG" |" the fac, that il is Lin eoln's birthday The T. $, signal Corps and tn" 'upg.r Ollirc. how ever. are too bH7N tn close, on saturday Feh. so'h the American Legion will celebrate Lincoln and Washington birthdays. the nature If the celebration will he ann"unc ed later
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NoTu;a OF FoHFrlrlEE.


 To Men2o n, McCumber. Meneo D
 McCumbrr and NJ n McCumber,
 your and each of your heirs. eN-
 ecutors. administrators. grantees
 aud aSsisus-
 You nre hereby notitiei that the untlersieA,'l au,! its arrutprs ana assienors have eAp ud-l durine thr year 1H.o also durjut "lrh of the years "ndins ai le o'rlock Meridian July 1st. la23 1923, Ie24 an,l , 1925. the snrn af one hundred dol lars in labor and inproy fnents up on thar o'rtdn pla.1 rlaim known and described as MeCunlrr Group. n Snahr River Bench Caiiu, s!teat ed in the Cape Nome Rerurdihs, District Territory ot Alaska See ond Division. original notice "f location of which is rrcori-1 in Vol. 134. page 2n2 nf the records i or sli1 Cape Nome Recording Dis ] riet.
 "1it labor was performed ana : Improvements made for th" PUT i pose of holding said clafinS nudrr ] the laws of the l'nitcd States and | Territory of Alaska. And you and each of you are 1 ltfTFHN HttlUtW Ifit IT WI Hili ninety days after fine service "f this notice on you by publication | thereof for the period "f ninety days. you fail or refuse To contri bute to tn" undersigned your pro portion of such expenditures as co-owners of said mining claim. your interest in said mining claim will become the property of the undersigned by whom and hv whose grantors and assignors the whose grantors and assignors the said required necessary expendi- lures were made.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska. this Tih day of November 1925.
 Lomen Reindeer and Trading
 Corporation, by
 CARL J. LOMEN. President. Office and Post Office Address. Nome. Alaska.
 Publish Nov 21. 2S. Dec. 5. F. 19. 26, 1925; and Jan. ?. 9, 16. B. 30. Feb. 6. 13. 1926.
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INCOME TAX PAYMENTS
 WILL BE SECRET

Washington. Feb 9. @-The Senate approved by exclamation the repeal of the law allowing publication of income tax pay ments after rejecting by a vote of forty-nine to thiFty-two the Norris amendment to open all Income tax returns to public inspection.
 Wednesday is set as tho dead line for the final passage of the tax bill by the Senate if tax reduction is assured by March Fifteenth,
 Washington, D. C., Feb. 10. @ The Senate to-day approved the repeal of the Inheritance Tax.
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All copy for changing advertise he printers hands mol mrcr thnt THURSDAY NGON, TO insure in. scItion.
NOTICE or FoRsEiruKt,.

To Roy F. Smith. your heirs, al
 ministrators. executors and is
 sigus;
 Ion are hereby notified that the undersigned has expended the sum of one hundred dollars durine pech If the years 1a1A. 1911. 1912. lHl!.. 1911 1915. 1918. 1917. l92o eal ing on Dec. 31;tt. and 1921. 1H22 1923. 1924 ending at 12 "'rlo"l Meridian July 1't, in tahnr and i'm provements upon the Harlem No 1 Association placer mining olnim on the Nome River; in the .rape Nome Mining and Rccordins Dis trict. Second Diyision. Territory oi Alaska. the lot ltion certificate oi which is of record In Volume 151 at Page 1d4, nf the records of said mining and recording district, in order to hold said claim under the provisions of inc laws of the United States and the Territory of Alaska concerning annual labor upon min 'ng claims: such expenditure heinz the amount required by law to hold said claim during said period. And you are hereby notified that f within ninety days from the com pletion of tho publication hereof you fail or refuse to contribute tC the undersigned your proportion ot such expenditure as co-owneI your in crest in said placer mining claim will become the property o the undersigned. your co-owner who has made such required ex penditure.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska, the 13tl day of February. 1926.
 w. J. ROWE. CO-Owner. Publish Feb. 13. 20. 27. March 6 13. 20. 27. April 3. 10. IT, 24
 May 1. 8. 1926,
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Ml'SSOIJNI ADIIERES TO
 PREVIOlS ATTITUDE

Rome, Feb. II. (F, Mussolini, eign Minister. Streseman, of Ger many. on his speech of yesterday said: "I confirm both the letter and lie spirit of my previous speech, not excluding the emphasis In the event af he posFihilltv Of the Italian fas e"ing heynnd the Breno frontier, Sireseman can in terpret it as he chooses.
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NOT LOOKING FOR POLE

Seattle Feb Ii. tAal Captain Wilkins said we are not setting ont to discover the North Pole or
 aE any attention to il. Three flight are contemplated two in search of a continent and one In SpitHhcrsen in conii"ctiun With inc establishment of meteorological stations. The project is designed 10 enable the forecaslng "f the weather by seasons. instead of hN days
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-13
HME THREATENED
 NIrH ENIINtsfioN

Nladivostok Feb II GPl The Siberian Revolutionary eominiltre yesterday arranged for the transfer If the Alemh iinmandorski to Si beria They are supplying food. cl"
 hing and hunting equipment for me year to the inhabitants. " hu ere ? branch of he Nskintpa. he cause the race WIS thrcat"H"d with extinction on aceouni of severe con diiinns
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-13
ADMITS OLNSTEn
 HANDLED LIQUOR

Seattle. Feb. II, (P--Fineh. the first witness for the defense fn the Olmsted case. admitted Olmsted handled liquor. but not illegally
 He said that Olmsted was connect ed with the Western Freighters and the American Radio Company. and that he was also interested in experimental work. Finch also testified that Albert M. Hubbard, one of the dismissed defendants
 operated rum ship. Prince Albert. from Vancouver to Ensenada. Mexico. He also said tia. when he read in the newspapers that the
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-13
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
 WIRES CUAuNa

Cordova. Feb. 8. R-Fhe Chan ber of Commerce wired . rssoau- tion to Senator Cummins declaring that the charges against Richie and Marshal Sullivan rsgarding derelictions in office were "delibsr- ate falseho0ds." The telegram said:
 Richie and Sullivan. for the past four years, performed the duties of their respective offices with honor to themselves and their positions. The Chamber requested their confirmation at the hands of the Committee. Regarding the charges of FIanigan as to the exist ing bootles ring hsrs. the wire said: "Ths ohargss ars nalieiously
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y!!REE FISHERMEN
 KILLED IN iil.iZx.AKD

Gloucester. Feb. 10, Rl Three fishermen. members of the crew of the schooner Ralph Browr of Gloucester. were Killed whtn a blizzard hlew the vessel ashore at Briar Neck. Captain Quadres and twenty-one men of his crew are safe and sheltered in summer cot .ages. Fifteen men from the Coast Guard base near the wreck started overland through deep snow and found the schooner pounding hard on the rocks. IL is expected that she will go to pieces.
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SMITH rRoH.lEi.I
 CONVICTED FDI'RTH= CH ARtI

se.dfIe Feb '' s.ls=eettr aouw martiti acquitted I-i.afeuaat Smnt pt elae= =Cpast Guard =t1uee pf ltr tour eharEes against him Tor mis reHdnel= and norlrci dHty hp rjled 8e report m the rourn .hgras- =llut os "u}"tMe vborai n.'cs oftls" Nrm0tn fit lor irH that never to"h rl9." I'm ia t,ltcA u lp 5:i=1tlu tn- 'i=-f=,-=- !. .u [: med
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DEFECTIVE WIRING
 CAUSES FIRE IN DAWSON

Dawson, Feb. 10, Gi', Sixteen valuable horses perished when n barn burned on Bear creek about eight miles from here. Dawsonites rushed to the scene with automo- piles and helped the residents to save the other buildings Defective wiring is blamed for the blaze.
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VANDERVEER ADMITS
 OINISTIID HANDLED ntNDZE

SeaJtio. Feb, 10, R-Attorney Vanderveer, in his opening state ment for the defense. did not deny that Olmsted. the defendant. hand led liquor: but he promised to prove that there was no conspiracy to violate the prohibition law. He contended that Olmsfed was engas- ed in legitimate business. to-wit: The transportation of liquor from Scotland to Canada, and thence to Mexico.
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MILLIONAIRE
 SUICIDES IN FLORIDA

Iaytpn Fla. Feb. 1, P)-Wil- Tam Madison Wood, aged sixty eight, a millionaire and former president of the American WoOlen Company of Andnver. Massachu- setts, and for the past month a guest of the Hotel Ormond, suicid- ed at T lonely spot on the beach by placing q pistol in his mouth and firing. Ill health Is given as the cause of his act.
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ship got into some trouble in San arrested. he advised Olmsted tn got out of the business and he did Daniel Huhn and Phil karathy dismissals nineteen There still re- main thirty-three defendants
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-13
JUDGE IOMEN
 TEMPORARILY REPORTED UPON

Washington. Feb. II, t4') The Senate Judiciary Committee order et favorable reports on he nomi- nations of Judge G. J. Lomcn Of
 lie Second Divisini' and four other names of the other officials were mol given in the telegram. Ed T.
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Washineton, Feb. I2. tP Secre
 tary Of Labor Davis declared that he announcement of Governor Pinchot at Harrisburg that lie coal strike was settled is entirely correct" A contract has been en
 tered into between ihr onetatnrs and the miners tp continue the nir- sent wage scale for five !ear1. II also reopens npgotiations within
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-13
SEVERE STORM IN NEW YORK

New York, Feb. 10. R{Six are dead as the result of exposure to the storm here. One man was kill . ed by . locomotive, being unable t,. see on account O. .hc blizzard. Captain Alfred W. Ogle. of the Marine Corps died of exposure. Nine inches of snow fell in the tossaoea and . 1fty-two mile gale In blowing.
 The storms fury was equal to that of 1ast. wAsk which swept the Northeastern part of the United
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false and without foundation. said: "The charges are recklessly false. We are informed that Wilson has never been in Alaska. Undoubt- edly he accepted statements made by Frame and other irresponsible falsefiers."
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 PREDICTIONS CORRECT

Seattle. Feb. 10, tP, Fifteen of the defendants in the Olmsted case
 had the charges against them dis missed to-day on motion of fhc dis rict attorney IL was stated several days ago by counsel for the defense hat this would happen
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FART EQUIPMENT
 ARRIVED NENANA

Nenana. Feb s. B-The tenn peratnre is dropping fast and cold East wind is blowing. The anticipated motor equipment and part of the supplies arrived. The gasoline and oil for the Wilkins expedition Is due February seven- teenth. Sandy Smith will staft North shortly thereafter.
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WILL. NOT CONFIRM
 CIRCUIT JUDGE

Washington, Feb, II "P, Me Nary and Stantield told Prrs ident Coolidge that they believed it i'm possible to obtain the Senate's con Portland. as Circuit Judge.
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AGRrt. TO END COAL STRIKE

Philadelphia Feb. r., 4J An agreement op end the anthracite strike ba- been reached by con Nentlon of miners at s.raHNun. The agreement however, must he rati- fed
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FRIDAY
 GrGlE GRAniIIC4
COURT RESTH NiNs MOVIE MEN

Ncnana. Feb II. (Al The saso- line and supplies for the3Wilkins Expedition arrived. and when thr ereW failrd=to unload mystery surrounded the affair II WIS dis pellrd however. when an stirplane arrived from Fairbanks tempurarilN restraining the news phoioeranhers from taking pjcturcs The "rder was directed against Merle LaNoy and Richard Surrai They ar,. restrained from taking pictures at Nenana or Barrow. on the ground that he expedition is q priEate enterprise and not financed by the government ur=tle public and that il is hoped to nav part of the cNp"n ses hy thc sale of pictures 1'ln advance party Aili lrar" fhtf 1as IiI snow motor.
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-13
APPROVES
 SUTHERLAND LAND BILL

Washington, Feb, II, i4'l The House public lands committee ap. proved the Sutherland bill auihnri- 2ing q departure from the rectnn- gular homestead survey in Alaska 10 overcome the difficulties of the irregular terrain divergence #of the meridian lines
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BITTER GOLD IN
 NEW ENGLAND

New York, Feh. II, tP) Bitter cold weather Followed the blizzard which took sixteen lives and held this section snow hound for twenty four hours. The storm heaped snow drifts ten to twelve feet high in many sections of New Englan1.
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ITALY AND GERMANY
 ON VERGE WAR

Berlin. Feb g, B-Foreign mi- mister Stresemann, answering the speech of Mussolini and his deput- ies at Rome, Saturday. declined to reply upon the ground that the speeches of Mussolini and others were in tone much better suited to a mass meeting than diplomatic conversation with another nation. Mussolini's speech has been declar- ed by the anti Italian members of the Reischtag to be equivalent to a declaration of war against Ger many. Mussolini said Fascist Italy can. if necessary, carry her flag be- yond Breno frontier. but never from where it flies now"
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HNNNO<D LEAVES
 FOR B.sREoM

Kotzcbne. Feb. 12 .Pt Earl Hammond Jeff here for Borrow on Fthruasy f.h, taking Irwin Far qutar. an Eskimo. as guide Aarneu, Castel loft for Nome on Inc sixth.
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srRSCEtHE FOR THE NUGGET
 SI.0o rEI. MONTH.
NOTICE OF roRFEirrer.

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SI.NNTE RIpiCFs
tIt DHDL T.AN

Washiaaton Feb= i@ 441 The senate eo7trrdaN NHtem record ,otc ro1rrad the aleehol lax eight million annually.
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TEENtfH pErI TIES
 VOTE CONFIDENCE

raai=- Neh tf tnt-1hc Cham ,rf of el.putea, voted confidence In ihe eGy+q nmen1 hY d .urr "5 tbrae n4red twenty sesln ftp a hund ol and ,a- hts Iwo-
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NOTICE or roRr,3,r,RE.

'fa James Siamoules. lamet Ia er=
 ines. r. K -GaWdtn Kostas H.us=
 tftltor IulI lsaehiNa NiehoIas
 Eli George NJ ntilSaa. thr heirs. executors. administrators gipl as=
 signs of aeh
 Ton atr herebv notified that the alttlerAienrd hz=el9eudc@ tbe=stfn 5t One Uandfed l4alIars in r5-prr sonttu' tle Ea'9'aai1 Nssur' zion riaoer Niuop fl51a torj~ia"l r7- 'tc- of location frgarled in Vol 19f at page se wt'h Ihe uaauioI lura- ton notice recorded in Vol. ops t' paG,- 32G aud s'iuAtn on Willow rro,k in thc cape Nome Record Hs nisrpcl. Hr-8ul Dirf ion Trrrftgrr of Alaska. during md for each of he I-nla for aanu1l oIpenliflre uH to"r minihg claim; as required hv law. from the ve"r beeinnjur Ian nary list. l9ll To and inc'r1iue inc Year ond.n4 Julp Ist lo25 eNcep 'ur thp three va,tr in suti iuie. val Hlleu tll' reaujrem4 ut for "NpGndi- .'-- was suspended 'N tat of Cua Fresa
 And vuu and each of you are notified that if vou do moi pay your pruportionate share of such cNpend iiure. tD fine undersigned at Nome. Alaska. within 90 days noXt follow ing the ninrtvdav period of pnhli- cation of this untiee- tt' interest Of each of you in and fo the said claim will forfeit and be and be come the property of the under signed
 LANES PIANOS Co owner Publish Dee @6 la25 and Jan ?, . 1f g, go, Feb 6 1G 2o 21. N&rch 6. Is. 2N lg4G
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LGilS rnSvDFFICE
 TO HELP PAL

Providence, Feb. 6. B-Investi- gators are convinced that pals of Gerald Chapman .perpetrated the two hundred sixty thousand dollar stamp robbery from the Pawtucket post office. Chapman will shortly he tried for the murder of q New Britain policeman, and the loot se- cured was to be used for his de- fense.
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RECOMMENDS ANOTHER %,
 INNESTIGATION

Washington, Feb. II, tP, The senate Judiciary Committee r"com- mended another investigation into the affairs of the Aluminium Com pany of America
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GROu uNDED STEAMER
 BREAKING UP

Halifax, Feb. II, tP' The stea mer Harold Casper which grounl ed on Sable Island last night is breaking up. The crew reached shore safely The boat is rapidly filling with water.
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WEDNESDAY, (TElEoRAPHlcl
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
 APPEALED TO

Vienna, Feb. 2. (P)-The provin cial diet at Tryol Innsbruck request ed the League of Nations to inter vene in the matter of the threat of Mussolini Satm day in his speech on the German relations.