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The Nome nugget., 1927-10-08

New York. Oct. ?, (P--Suspense over the definite settlement If t!le National League championship as the Pirates stumbled fin the open ing game of the Cincinnatti ,eries. While the Cardinal side returned Pittsburgh to lead of two games. The Giants pushed out of the pen nant picture through defeat by Brooklyn. Victory for the Pirates or defeat for the Cardinals in ei- ther of the clubs in the two re- maining games, will clinch the nag for Pittsburg.
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-08
AGN HiNDENEURG CELEBRATES
 HIS 8Oth BIRTHDAY

Berlin. Oct. 3, (R,-President Paul Non Hindenburg. on the occas- ion of his eightieth birthday re- eeived the greatest ovation seen in Berlin since William led he German armies through Branden- burger Gate in 1871 on their re- turn from the Franco-Prussian War. One million people lined the streets to greet him.
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-08
CAILES SAYS MUTINY
 MEANT NATIONAL UPRISING

Mexico City. Oct. 4. (R-Presi- dent Gales of Mexico, today declar- ed the revolutionary movement or iginated as a nationwide military y uprising, alleged to have been in- spired by Generals Serrano and Co., mex He stated that the movement has failed utterly. Unconfirmed re- ports state that General Serrano has been captured with thirteen of his followers and all have been execut- ed.
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pIrTsBuRG cL1xcHEs '27 FLAG

Cincinnati, Oct. 3. (P-In a riotious climax to one of the clos est and most ensational races in National League history. the Pitts burg Pirates fought theft way to a nine to six victory over Cincinnati and clinched the 1927 pennant.
 John Miljus, former Seattle pitch ing star. was the feature of the game. with his relief pitching in the last two innings. Pittsburg has a single game tomorrow while St, Louis has a double header sched uled with Chicago, but the result of these games will have no bear ing except to determine the final margin of the Pirates.
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PLAYING; CHILDREN FIND
 MUTIL!ATED BODY or GIRL

Minneapolis, Oct. I, R--Child- reR- playing hide and seek i'll the alleys here, today found the bruis- ed and disfgured body of Pearl Osten ,twenty-one years of age, a college student. in shed on one of the alleys. The girls body was almost naked. the clothes hav- ing been nearly all torn of, and her features were battered, and the throat was marked with finger bruises.
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PRESIDENT COOLIDGE AND KING ALBERT EXCHANGE
 GREETINGS BY RADIO

Washington. D. C.. Oct. 3, (P)- King Albert of Belgium and Presi- dent Calvin Coolidge, exchanged greetings by direct radio telephone communication. in the inauguration of service between Belgium and the United States. Their messages were followed by similar inter change between Secretary Mellon and the Belgian Minister of Tele- graphs
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-08
PENNOCk, YANKEE STAR,
 SCSTAINS BAD ACCIDENT

Pittsburgh. Oct. 4. fP)-Herb Pennock. star Yankee southpaw, who never lost a world series game, suffered ruptured blood vessel in his left leg when Cedric Burst substitute outfielder. hit line drive striking Pennock just above the knee in q practice game. It is un known whether the injury will aep Pennock out of the world series.
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-08
TANNER" REGIS1F FIR
 WILLS IN D. C., DEAD

Washington, Oct. I. LP,-Cee- poral James Tanner, a Civil War veteran. eighty-three years of age, died here yesterday. Tanner was legless as the result of wounds re ceived at the Second Battle of Pull Run He achieved poli.. al and lesri note. and was th, Register of V ills in the District e Column bia 3 the time of his death
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FATHER OF HOUSE OF
 REPRESENTATIVE DEAD

Los Angeles, Oct. 5. fP)-John Dalzell. known as the Father of the House of Representatives" while he served in Congress as Representative. from Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, died here Monday at the home of his son, after finger ing illness.
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-08
JOHN. H. BUNCH DEAD

Seattle. Oct. 3. (P,-Funeral ser vices for the late John H Bunch. traffic manager for the Alaska S. s. Co.,. who died last Saturday from blood poisoning, will be held Tues day afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-08
FRANCE AND |. $. DE!ADI.OCK KED
 ON TARIFF SETTLEMENT

Paris, Oct. 4, R-France and the United States appear to be deadlocked in their negotiations for settlement of the pending tariff controversy The reports in- dicate that France continues to de the negotiations. while Washing ton insists upon the most favored treatment in the settlement.
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-08
GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE
 PASSES TO HIS REWARD

Nashville, Oct. 4. R-Governor Austin Pcay, the chief executive of the State of Tennessee since 1923, diel at his home Eere yes terday. aged fifty-one. Henry Hor- ton. the Speaker of the Upper House of the State Legislature au- tomatically becomes Governor in his stead
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ONE OF FOUNDERS ANTI.
 SAIGON !.EaAtitE DEAD

Cberln, Ohio, Oct. I. (lPt-Az- ai ,al Siu.lh Root, sIAty-tiye years of age and one of the founders of t.e Anti-Saloon League of America, and Dean of the American College Librarians. died at the hospital of h4art failure. yesterday, after an operation.
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-08
PANAMA PARTY GO
 SEARCH FOR MISSING MEN

Panama, Oct. 3, LP,-A searching party left yesterday for Fish Lake ill an effort to find the bodies of Herbert Engstrom and Donald Long who have been missing for some time and are believed to have been drowned in Fish Lake.
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and Waite Hoyt for the Yankees.
 Donnie Bush, the scrappy little Pirate chief, committed himself definitely that kremer would pitch the first game with Vie Aidredge slated for the second game Hug gins declined to commit himself be- yond saying that the first game would see either Hoyt or Wiley Moore pitching for his club
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-08

gle Trotsky made against organiza- tion by means of underground printing plants coupled with the manner of organizing and illegal centers and the, melting of malic- ious islander against Soviet Russia abroad"
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STEAMER DAVIS LAST
 UP YUKON RIVER BOAT

Ruby, Oct. 3. @-The steamer Gen. Jeff. e. Davis passed through here Saturday as the last up-river boat of the season. Among the passengers from the Lower Yukon section was Jack Clausen. mining operator from Marshall, City bound for Fairbanks.
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eTATEM.NT OF THE oWNEAoAtp ENLARGEMENT. CIRCULATION. ETC. REQUIRED oY ACT CT AUGUST q. tet2

f THE NOME NUGGET pub tshod Weekly at Nome. Alaska. for October lat. 1927.
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NAVAL VESSEL 10 SEARCH
 FOR GOLDEN EAGLE PLANE

Washington. Oct. 2. @-Presi- dent Coolidge yesterday authorized sending a naval vessel to Johnson Island seven hundred fifty miles northwest of the Hawaiian Islands D renew the search for tn. Golden Eagle, one of the Dole night planes.
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MRS. NJ. E. SWINEFORD
 EX-GOVERNOR'S WIFE DEAD

Ketchikan, Oct. 3, (P)-Mrs. M. E.. Swineford aged "A. widow of AL aska's second governor, died Sat urday after long illness. She was a resident of Alaska since 1885
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J. NJ. TANNER BURIED
 THURSDAY IN TACOMA

Tacoma. Oct 4. LP-The tuner way City Marshal in the days of the Soapy Smith gang. and later United States Marshal at Juneau under the Wilson administration, will be conducted here Thursday afternoon.
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MONDAY
ALASKA BOXER MAKING
 GOOD FIGHTING RECORD

San Francisco, Oct. 3 R,- Walter Cleghorn, of Seldovia, Alas ka, welterweight boxer. fought six rounds to draw with Lefty Coop CT, of Minneapolis, Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1927-10-08
ALAMEDA SAILS OCT. ie

The Alaska S. S., Co. steamer AL ameda will sail from Seattle for Nome on her last trip of the sea- son, Friday October 18th. accord ing. to the local agent James P. Daily.
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GERMAN PLANE STARTS
 FOR UNITED STATES

Norderney. Germany, Oct I, lP} -f'he Junkess hydro airplane D 123p, ready for it's scheduled fligh to the United States by way of the Azores, took the air from here at four forty-siX. a. m. The plane de parted in westerly direction and it's first destination was Azores
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Berlin. Oct I. (Pt-It is reported that the Junkers plane which took of for the United States this morn ing. landed near Amsterdam at five thirty his afternoon.
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TURN TO CLOSED CARS {By the Associated Press)

The closed car is becoming as popular in Enrope as in America if the production schedule of the Cit roen plant is any indication, the ratio being two sedans and one cab riolet to every touring car. The former gear manufacturer has in- troduced American manufacturing methods and equipment into his French plants. among them a six mile conveyor belt system. an Amer ican type foundry designed by a De- troit engineer, and American dies. presses and steel sheets for making the Citroen all-metai bodies.
 SALMON RUN LIGHT AT PANAMA
 Panama, Oct. 3, @-The Fall rur of silver and red Chinook sal mon still continues on the Yukon river, but . gradually lessening catch is noted every day.
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SALMON RUN LIGHT AT TANANA

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New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
SHINGLES ON DOCKET

The ordinance committee of the common council will meet tonight to consider restrictions against the use of inflammable shingles. Ordinances on this point have been amended in recent months to make the prohibi- tion less sweeping. but ir the opinion of Councilman William D. Boyle who fathers the restrictive movement d fire hazard is invited through the present laws. He will be present tonight 10 state his stand as will also Chief W. J. Noble of the fire department and Building Inspector A. x. Rutherford.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
AUTOMOBILES KILL TWO OVER WEEKEND
Others Kill Selves With Poison
 and Gas

New Haven, Sept. r P) - .tu~ tomobilcs took two lives in Connec- ticut over the weekend. Poison and gas taken with suicidal intent re- suited in two more deaths. The au- tomobile accidents occurred in Stamford and Norwalk. Miss He'd wit schmidt, 19, of Waterbury was fatally injured carly yesterday when the automobile in which she was q passenger left the road, hit a hy- drant and then collided with a sign on the post road al Noroton Hill, between Stamford and Darien,
 Edgar Nadnais. also q passenger in the car, which was operated by Antonio Dinova, was seriously in iured. DnoNa was released under $2,500 bonds on a technical man. slaughter charge.
 Randolph Wright of Bridgeport was killed and three others were injured when an expensive touring car travelling at fast rate of speed, failed 10 make curve on the r llN IiIli Todu, south NorNdlh' Saturday night and crashed into q tree. James Sullivan, one of the three injured, was hurt internally Cyril Schiebel. operator of the car is held on manslaughter charge.
 On her way home from court in Wallingtord Thursday as she had posted bond for appearance Friday 10 answer 10 charges of liquor law violation. Mrs. stephen Cyganik purchased poison which she lat, took at her home. She died in th, Meriden hospital Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
FALL CAUSES ILLNESS

A fall suffered by William Jana wcz of so Seymour street, last Fri nay. is believed to be he cause of spells he suffered Saturday. He was driving truck on East Main street about o'clock in the afternoon when he became i'll and Officers John O'Brien and Joseph Curry were notified. Dr. J. l.. Kelly and Dr. G. II. Dalton attended him in a store at BPS East Main street and Officers Fred Wagner and William o'Mara removed him to New Britain General hospital on orders by Dr. Kelly, who said he had seen him in a similar spell earlier in the day.
 According to the man at whose home Janawicz lives, inc latter cut his head in a fall Friday, and prior tc that time he enjoyed normal .ealth. He is about 34 years of
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
BRITISH SPORTSMAN LEAVES COUNTRY
 TO ADOPT LIFE OF AFRICAN FARMER

gineer, who claims to he the first man to traverse the jungles Of Brazil and Bolivia by motorcar, ar rived here Saturday.
 Colonel Fawcett, he relates, re ccived S3O.000 from the Matto Crosse state government to finance the search for an ancient lost city. said to have been founded by white Indians. although never seen by a white man. Legend was that it con- tained vast wealth in the form of gold diamonds and other precious articles.
 As the search progressed. Colonel Fawcetts party is said to have en- countered trouble with the Indians; his son was afflicted with malaria, and finally. after severe hardshiTs, he settled at a place about 6S miles from Diamantina City, in the geo graphical center Of South America.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
CIVIL SUITS RECORDED

The estate of Harry Greenstein, through William M. Greenstein, has brought suit for s150 damages against Charles and Lucia Tomlin Constables John Records served the papers.
 Suit for s75 damages has been brought by kasmirz Maje"icz through Monroe g. Gordon, against John Kragiel. Constable Recor served the papers.
 Charles Miller, through Attorney Gordon, has instituted action for sC0 damages against William Fil- lion. Constable Recor performed service.
 Suit for S25o damages has been brought by the General Roofing Co.,, through Attorney Gordon, against Daniel Ncce of Clinton. Real estate of the defendant in Clinton has been attached.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
WELD APPROVES
 INSPECTORS AID
FaVOrs Deputy in Building Dept.
 for Three Months

Mayor Weld is in agreement with he building commissions proposal hat d deputy building inspector should be appointed for period of three months to catch up with the great volume Of business which has piled up in recent months, but he does not feel that the office should he made permanent one.
 This statement was made by the mayor today in a discussion of q resolution to be present to the com mon council September T asking that authority be given to engage a deputy on the basis mentioned. The increased duties imposed on h. spector A. N. Rutherford by Zoning and the new building code have made it impossible for him 10 keep mp with the progress of building operations. Ramifcations Of the @oning act involving ncighborhood disputes have also called upon him for considerable research work and conferences with parties involved have taken from the time required for inspections.
 Walter l.. Carpenter, who Is now assisting Rutherford, is favored for ihe office of deputy in the event the common council agrees with the commission.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
TWO-WAY FIELD PLANNED
 FOR LOCAL AIR STATION
Ial>c-Ohs and Landings Only at Ends, According to Arrange
 mcnts Being Considered.

No attempt is 10 be made for the present at least to have New Brit ain provided with t four way avia- ton field. the acreage in the pro posed airport near the West Hart lord line contemplating take-olfs and landings only at either end with no provision for entrance and exit aJ the sides.
 Should the board Of finance and taxation and the common council concur in the airport committees belief that the plot near the New Britain-West Hartford town line on Barbour road is the proper location for a field it is probable that an en- trance from Stanley strot about one mile north of Barbour road will be effected.
 In the event that the city takes over this ground for q landing field it will be the second time it has been converted for city service, hay ing been the site of a municipal potato patch during the war,
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
pINOCUIE CLUB OUTING

The annual outing of the Pinochle club presided over by sherman Avery was held over the weekend, the party enjoying a fishing trip to Orient Point, Long Island. An eX- cellent catch of hlackfish was re- ported The prize for the first hlackfish caught went to Constable John $. Recor, while that for the largest fish caught was awarded to Mr. Avery. The party returned last night, after a shore dinner at Say brook Point.
 Those in the party were sherman Avery, Louis Walthers, Policeman Fred Wagner. Constable John g. Re- cor, John Woodford, Harvey Woo1- ford, George Doerr, Albert Doerr Phillip Spinaler, Captain A. II. Griswold, Fred Judd, George Buck ley and Eckford HoXhurst.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

Lima, Peru, Sept. 12 lP)-Suc- cumbing to the lure Of the jungle. Lieut.-Col P. H. Fawcett, noted British explorer, scientist and sports man, is described as living the life of a "fazendeiro' or native farmer in the wilds of Brazil, into which he disappeared on a scientific eNpedi- ton more than two years ago.
 The tale is told\ by Roger Courte- vile, Brazilian engineer, who claims to have found Colonel Faw- cett. his son and another white man existing in a settlement of their own construction near the River Of Doubt. which was discovered by President Roosevelt.
 Courteville was on an automobile expedition across Matto Crosse state, Brazil blazing the trail for trans continental highway. when he en- countered Colonel Fawcett. The en-
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

months ago, thereby given the fam fly the distinction Of having the old est and youngest members of the de- partm ent
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
PROBES WATERBURY DEATH
Coroner to Hold Inquest In Fatal Automobile Accident In Stamford Early sunday.

Stamford. Sept, ? LPA-Coroner ]. ]. Phelan will hold an inquest here tomorrow afternoon in the death of Miss Hedwitt Schmidt. 19, of Water bury, who was fatally injured in an automobile accident early yesterday
 Antonio Dinoya, also of Water bury. driver Of the car in which Miss Schmidt was a passenger, was released under $25o0 bond on q technical charge of manslaughter pending the coroner's investigation, Edgar Vadnais and three other oC- cupants of the automobile were in- iured, Vadnais being taken to the Stamford hospital. His condition is not serious
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

an automobile owned by John Ov- lowski of 1903 Stanley street and driven by Joseph Mayo of the same address, passed through Broad street in an easterly direction. A play mate of Martin was with him but managed to escape being struck by the automobile. while Martin made the mistake of retracing his steps and the front of the car struck him. Instead of being knocked down. however, he was carried several feet by the radiator and Dr. Roman LekstOn who examined him, found no injuries.
 A car driven by a man whose name and address were not learned. struck car driven by George Samonick of 544 Central avenue. Bridgeport, about 6:o0 o'clock last evening. and caused the latter car 10 collide with one driven by John P. McAlpine of Hillside avenue, Winsted. Officer Clarence kumm reported that Samonick was driving north on Corbin avenue and as he
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
POLICEMAN S9 YEARS
John J. Coffey, Member of Super,u- merary Force, Oldest Officer in City in Point of Service.

John J. Coffey of 4S Cottage place the oldest member of the police de partment in point of years of serr- ice, will observe the 39th anniver- sary of his appointment on Wednes- day. He has not done police duty in several years but he never lelin Quished his connection with the de partment as a supernumcrary. For a number of years he was dog ward
 en but several years ago he entered the employ of the New Haven rail- road as a gate tender. stephen r, Coffey son of the veteran, became a supernumerary policeman several
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

One automobile was almost com rletely demolished, three others were damaged and number of persons sustained cuts and bruises, none serious, Saturday. when the cars came to grief on Niger Hole Hill. on the Post road, which had been literally sprinkled with cal cium chloride.
 When his light car crashed into fence at Charter Oak park Satur- day during one of the races Phil Testa. of Kansas City, well known dirt track auto racer, was injured seriously.
 John Wisk. iS. committed sui eide yesterday evening by taking gas in his home in New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
GIVEN PIRSE, OF S60

Mrs. Charles McCarthy or thls clty, Who retired as county president Of the Ladies Auxiliary, A. 0. H., hay ing completed her term Of office, was given q purse of $G0 in gold at the convention in Hartford yesterday. Reports of the delegates will be made at the meeting of the local Ladies' Auxiliary at 7:3o tomorrow evening, and whist will be played.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

was turning left into West Main street. q car going west on West Main street struck his car and he was unable to avoid a collision with McAlpjne's car. which was going east on West Main street. Samonick set tied with NcAlpine for the damage to tho latter's car, which was slight. Neither Samonick nor McAlpIne caught the number of he car which caused the accident.
 Officer William Grabeck reported that a car driven by Lawrence Sloan of 33 Wakefield court struck a car driven by Charles N. Poveman of 97 Main street. Hartford. about 12:l5 last night, causing slight damage 10 the latter. Both cars were going west on West Main street and Pover- man was about 10 turn left 10 go south on the west side of Central Park when the collision occurred. The officer reported 70 cause for police action.
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New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
BODY IN ICE IDX.

Chicago. Sept. 12 UP)-Neigh- DOTS children found William Weber, 6. dead in q discarded ice box after their elders had conducted an all night search for the boy. He had ap- parentlv been caught in the box ny il spring latch while playing and sui located.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
Boy, Struck by Auto,
 Carried Along Unhurt

Martin kochanowicz. aged 2 years, of S6 Silver street, ran into the street about 2:3O yesterday afternoon, as