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The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26
PROMISES BATTLE OVER NEW FARM BILL

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26. lPy-Chairman McNary of the Senate Agricultural Committee, said made effort to override the Presidents in the Mc- NaryHaughen farm relief bill. new battle over new farm relief bill Is promised when Congress meets again in December. The political leaders on both sides are prepared to the contest carried over into the nineteen twenty-eight campaign Coo lidge took unequvocal stand against the bill In dssecting it he declared that 1t was economic folly to attempt to regulate farm surplus by levying an equalization fee basic farm produce. He also pronounced the proposal discriminatory and said in plane terms that 1t a scheme for price fixing and that would raise the cost of living For good measure, he sent along opinion Of Attorney Gen eral Sargent to the effect that the bill was uncon- stitutional.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26
CORDOvA HAS DISASTROUS FIRE

CoRDovA, Feb. 26. LP)-The most disastrous
 fire in the history of Cordova started in the Star rest uarant in the basement of Boaren Building which was totally destroyed including the stock of Swan sens dry goods store and all the personal of the occupants. The Cordova Drug Company t A total 1oss The stock was moved from the Ray prv son general merchandise store and Rex barber shop in the Hubbard building, which was dynamited to keep the flames from spreading to the Empress Thea tre. The concussion broke most of the plate slass windows on Front Street. The fire burned for feur hours despite the heavy rain The origin Is unkuovn
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26
ORDERS COMPLETE AMERICAN
 OCCUPATION OF NH.,RiGI |

WASHINGTON Feb. 9. EPl=Lons deIayed orders for the complete American occupation Nic arasua went forth yesterday. The Sarasi revolution is to he suppressed by force if necessary and peace restored under American protcctorate. This lion followed swiftly upon the British governments orders for a British warship to proceed at to the West Coast of Nicaragua protect British ests. It is held that the British taken because the United States had failed to keep faith with the responsibility it accepted under the Monro. Doctrine.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26
BOAT MAY HAVE FOuNDERED

coRDoVA, Feb 26. H9-Grave fears felt for the safety of Captain A. Hamilton. master of a small fishing boat, and two passengers Clifford Musr and Edwin Ross. The whereabouts of one of the searching parties is unknown. One party left here Sunday for Hinchinbr0ok Island and storm came up. Another party left yesterday after the first party failed to appear. It arrived Hinchinbrook Island and reported no trace of the Hamilton party A heavy snow fall is in progress
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26
WILkINS ARRIVED IN FNIKHlNks

Fairbanks Feb. 2t. Upl Wilkins arrived Tu.s- day night. He he eunt,.mplat.s to hon off Mar t'l itirenth Barrow entire t.spe,iition except one radio operator who will br stationed h.re |" receive and transmit expeditions dispatches The ov"rhaulin,. ihe Alaskan began immediately The Alaskan will have and another :useage To replaco the parts damaged smashup last spring. This rk will be rushed wl,ilr awaiting the arrival " the two $; planes. q u permit .rnllndrrd progress in a-st.abiing them
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26
JUSTICE HARMON DEAD.
Doctrine.

cINclNATTI, Feb. PC, C4' Juison Harmon. former governor of Ohio died suddenly his home here. He unexpectedly taken ill several days nature Following is biographical sketch ot the
 life of .uison Harmon.
 Iu'som Harmon made. a norahl,. record as a law yer and and became figure of national prominence through his service to his home state and to he country. From the time he his majority until the last years of his life engaged in public U he time. He nad served judge pleas and cult in ohio, attorney general the United States and Ohio TWO terms Atho never seeking the highest honor his party. he fig ured prominently sever; Democratic national conventions possible nominee president. In 1904 the Ohio delegation instructed for him, but at his request his name Was not presented, He had strong following in the 1912 convention and received votes on several early ballots.
 Mir. Iiarmons public service began with his el- er'ion as mayor of Wyoming. Ohio. which he held in 1S.57G. In the latter year he elected Judge oi the court of common pleas and two years ter a service of nearly nine he resigned March !, 1SS7, to become senior member 0 firm of Harmon. Colston. Goldsmith X lIeadley. William Howard Taft, chief justice United States. was appointed by J B Foraker, then governor to sue reed him the superior court bench
 The character of his Ohio court benches and the prominence, he attained important litigation directed national attention Judge mon and resulted in his appointment attorney general of the United States hy President Grover Cleveland in the la'ters second administration.
 Although of opposite political faith. President Roosevelt recognized the ability of Judge Harmon and in 19o4 appointed him delegate represent the United states at the Universal Congress of Law yers and Juriss. President Roosevelt also appoint ed him to investigate charges of rebate which had been filed against the Atchson, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company, He resigned after submitting his sustaining the charges and after the president refused to permit prosecution of the railroad Judge Harmon was appointed in 1899 receiver for the Bal timore and Ohio Southwestern railroad and six years Hamilton & Dayton. Pere Marquette and Toledo R.R.
 Judge Harmon elected governor of Ohio in 1908 and reelected two years later, defeating Warren G. Harding
 He was born at Newtown ohio near Cincinnati February g. 1S46. the of the Rev. E. F. Harmon | and Julia Bronson Harmon. He educated at Denison University. from which he graduated in | 1866. Three years later he received his degree in law from the Cincinnati Law School and began prac tice at Cincinnati. He elected president of the Ohio State Bar Association in 1897 and the same year named professor of law the Cincinnati l Law School. Upon the establishment of the Gin cinnaH branch of the Federal Reserve Bank he was named director.
 Judge Harmon married Olivia scobey a daugh- ter of Dr. William H. Scobey of Hamilton in June 1 1870. They had three daughters.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

WASHINGTON, D. G. Feb. s6, QP9-Reversing its previous stand and disregarding the wishes of President Coolidge, the House yesterday concurred with the Senate in appropriatng funds for the i'm mediate building of three light cruisers for the navy The vote was 2os to 172. The House. however. only appropriated four hundred and fifty thousand instead of a million two hundred thousand appro- prated by the Senate. but there indications that the Senate will accept the reduction. IT the Senate coneurs. the Naval Appropriation Bill to which the amendment will be tackled. will go directly to the President.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26
FORMER NOMEITE IN SEATTLE F"cM RUSSIA

SEATTLE Feb, 2s. u41-Jose: C. vint. for mer Nomee and an old Alaskan miner. arrived here from the Amur River. Siberia, where he Is operating for the American Gold Dredging Company at Blago- vostichonsk He was the first foreigner to receive gold commission from the soves, having been gran ted the franchise in nineteen twenty. He report ed that the soveits drive hard bargain but are exceedingly fair the contractor lives up to his bar gain. He exports much gold from Russia vint uses American equipment
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26
CR..NkS RANT IN CANTON

CANTON, Feb. 26 (P Three international workers congress delegates from France England the United States told the laborers parry that Amer ican imperialism is the most insisant hypocritical and dangerous enemy to China. They said that Am erica, while protesting friendly relations is taking advantage of china's liberation struggle. to oust British and Japanese competitors
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26
GREAT BATTLE OF SHANGHAI ABOUT READY

SHANGHAI. Feb. 26. QP)-Foreign residents were called to arms yesterday to the possible invasion of their settlements by defeated and de- morazed troops of General Sun, the deposed ruler of the Province of Kiangsu. Volunteer companies of American. Portuguese and Japanese mounted guard were organized to halt any irresponsible body of soldiers from pouring into the settlements and footing homes and business houses. It is believed that the battle of Shanghai is about to begin between the Sun troops and the Cantonese. troops.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26
ENrtRiME>ii SURVEY DELAYED YEAR

SEATTLE Feb. 26. (4'-necause the loss of tn" schooner Scandia. the experimental survey which was to b. undertaken s the ground work for scientific consel tltion t'.e halihut industry will be delayed for Il year Doctor " F. Thompson of the nternatfonal fisheries director announced that the loss of the vessel and cost of returning de plet"d this yeas appropriations.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26
TWO PAN-tMERHAN PLANES COLLIDE

BuENOS AIRES. Feb. 2G. t4p- Two Pan Ameri- can airpianes, the Detroit and New York coided this afternoon while flying q Paomnr airplane field The Detroit took fire Three ayators jumped in lafa'hhies. One failed open. carrying hier to earth Another iier taken To Palomar and Il is feared he a dying.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

CoRDovA. Feb. 26. GR-The lost gas boat Imp. carrying lighthouse stores and naval personnel to Hinchinbrook found by the forestry boat Chugah in the small Port Hotel. of Port Etces. un- der from the weather All the men are aafe.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

World events are called to the attention of Ohio Wesleyan Univer- sity students in novel way. An electrically lighted map has been set up in d corridor, where the students gather daily, and world affairs are shown upon il.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

One result of the coal dispute is to reduce the amount of laid up tonnage in Great Britain by 5G per cent. All tonnage is required to car ry coal from the United states and the Continent
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

Wayne county tDetroitl. Michi- gan. where the first mile of concrete in the world was laid. now has the most extensive system of pavement of any county in the United States
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26
SPANISH pt'G LItkS THE .SWEDE'

NEW YORK. Feb. 20, l4p Paulio uzcudo. spanish woodci opper whipped Knute Hansen of Wisconsin to gain the decision |: gruelling ten round match Madison Square Spaniards' debut in Tex Richards heavy weight eI imination
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

The British government 8 wine cellar contains among other treasur es 1920 brandy, Clicquot champag ne 1911, and 1920 Madeira as well as rare brands of port.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

Brftain's two new airships will carry loo passengers each q dist ance of 1000 miles without re-fuel- ling. Heavy oil engines will he used
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26
WILL CRUISE AROUND WORLD

SAN FRANCISCO Feb 26, GP,-M R. Kellum the Honolulu millionaire arrived here yesterday aboard the Watson liner Manoa While here he will hire for his yacht Kaimioa in which he and his family will cruise around the world. He inmates that his world cruise will take at least two and possibly more.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26
=CSpeciaI Nugget Service)

..C.seion crllars, ill th' shape for I.unduners in cent of war, may be introduced under plans of he Air Minister
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

Americans having "an habitual residence in France" must pay French income tax on all their re- venue whether derived from the United States or France.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

The Prince of Wales speaks Fren- oh so fluently that he makes a point of reading French books and news papers regularly.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

The Tokyo police bureau amour ced that crime has shown a trem- endous increase in Tokyo during the last twelve months.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

A new fruit, the cucumber-apple. has appeared. It is particularly ad apted for salads, It is an apple with d. distinct cucumber flavor, grown in Australia.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

WASHINGTON Feb 26, Llp Coolidge present. ed Bennett and Byrd with the Congressional Medal of Honor. The presentation made in the presence of the Secretary of War and other high ranking and navy officials
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

A canal between Marseilles and the Rhone. the dream of Southern France since 1907. .has at last been completed.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

Dublin had as uccessful Baby Week in which all parties cooper ated in devising measures for i'm
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26
nosERrs Ksooks OUT DUNDEE

NEW YORK. Feb. ss. R-Eddie Roberts, the hard hitting West Coast Middleweight who knocked out Joe Dundee in one round. He Is now offered a title bout with Mickey Walker the champion middle weight of the world. It became known here yester. day that the bout would be held in Chicago late in April.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

AtIihc London dairy show ex- perts said that milking the cows morning, noon and night increased heir production.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26
SENATE ACCEPTS HOI'SE AMENDMENT

WASHINGTON Feb. 2s. tP) The Senate ac= cepied the House amendment the naval appropra iion bill providing four thousand dollars toward the appropriat ion of three light
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

ConStantinople has dedicated Il new Widows Home, the first in stitution of it's kind in Turkey.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

Gibraltar. famed for it's fortified rock which has been so used since III. has shaken itself free tt all public debt.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

France will teach German to re- sidents in Alsace and Lorraine. Pre- mier POfncare announced.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

The Japanese police hereafter will he given the regularly pres cribed military drill.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

Queen Mary is Il competent art critic as well as Queen of the British Commonwealth.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

Thousands of Italians, barred from entering the United states. have their eyes on Austria as q new promised land.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

Britains new air route from Cairo to karachi, about 5000 miles, will finally have five airships.
The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

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The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26

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The Nome nugget., 1927-02-26
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-28
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-29
B0bbu Jones ON Top of World After Winning Golf Laurel
Group Ayers
Tourney Will
|BePernanent
Association of Commerce De-
lighted Over Success of
Event

Delighted over the success of the
Central North Dakota baseball tour
nament which ended here Sunday, the
Association of Commerce baseball
committee today announced that the
tournament is to be an annual event.
Every day there was big crowd
at the tournament and even the rain
Friday failed to dampen the interest
of fans. Sunday, the grandstand was
packed, with fans from all over this
section of the state witnessing the
championship and consolation games.
The baseball committee today ex-
pressed it's praise of the good sports
manship and the fighting spirit Of
the teams entered. Those that lost
took their defeat in sportsmanlike
way and all of the teams entered
worked hard for victories.
M. r. Bacon, Western league UNI
pire who officiated at the games, al
so came in for praise for his able
handling of the games.
As q result of its victory Sunday.
Bismarck is to get purse of $500
and silver cup. jamestown will get
$3.50. Mercer. winner of the consola-
tion game, will get $3.50 and Lehr.
the loser of this game, will get 500.
Fans all over the state listened in
to the play-by-play broadcasts as sent
out by KFYR, letters and kilograms
to the radio station show.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-29
STARS T'R0UNCE
FLASHER NINE"
Score IL to / Win Over Nor:
ton County Team, With
out Difficulty

The All Stars had little difficulty
IN holding their early lead In the
game over Flasher Sunday afternoon
and finished on the big end Of TIC
score of IL to 1.
In the first two innings the stars
dfnassed q total Of eight hits that
resulted in five runs. From then on
flasher had but little hope Of being
able to win. It was in the third
st!tfsa that Flasher made its l0nt
tally. this resulting from I SINGLE
ana an error Oh the All Star first
basem1f.
Glenn III Good Form
K. z. Glenn. pitching for the All
Stars was in good form and would
have repeated with smother shut out
game had he been given perfect sun
port. Ten Of the Flasher invaders
were breexsd away BY the strike out
route, while, half that many were
credited with .safeties.
A home run by McCriil in the
seventh inning made the count an
even dozen for the Stars. Flasher
tried hard to make the game more
even. but only on three occasions did
Z. runner reach third base, ore Of
them advanced for lone score Of the
game. N
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-29
YANKS DEFEAT
ST. L0UISANS;
SCORE, 10 TO 6
Ruth Gets 42nd Homer to
Lead Gehrig by Two;
kaws, Hens Break Even
NV The Associated Prcss>


The baseball hoodoo held by the
Yankees over the hapless St. Louis
Browns is one Of the most effective
on record. The Yanks and Browns
have played II games this year and
the St. Louis team has failed to break
into the victory column once. The
Hugmen took off the heavy side Of .
1915 score at Sportsmcn's park yf:.
terday.
Ruth Gets l2nd Homer
1t was free swinging game and
Babe Ruth dashed out his 42nd homo
run of the season to become two up
on Lou Gehrig. The BambinO slammed
the ball out Of the lot in the first
inning with Koenig on base. It was
Ruth's second homer in successive
days.
Washington continued in the slump
that has jolted the team from second
to fourth place. The. Senators fell
before the Chicago White Sox. 40,
and it was their 18th defeat in sue
cession. barring one tie game of Is
innings with Detroit.
After seven victories in a row the
Cleveland Indians bowed before the
Boston Red Sox, 6 to s, in an thinning
game. The winning run came on
Hoffman's single, sacrifice by RUFF
fling and Rothrock's single.
Phillies Win
Connie Mack's Philadelphians. after
having forged into second place in
the American League flag race,
strengthened their hold by winning
over Detroit again. 9-5. It was the
fifth successive defeat for Moriarty's
men. who previously had won Is in a
row.
The National League attractions
were rained out. The New York
Giants were idle for the seventh day
IN succession. major league record
for August Of any year.
Biggest Crowd Sees KAws
With paid attendance announced
as 28,078. the largest crowd that ever
attended an American Association
game, Toledo and Kansas City divided
4 doubleheader at Kansas City yes
terday. the Blues winning the open
err, to 1, and the Mudhens grabbing
off the second, to s.
st. Paul trimmed L0uisville both
games Of their doubleheader, winning
the. first, s. to, 3, and coming through
with the niehtcap, to (.
Minneapolis lost both portions Of
its overtime schedule with Indian
apolis, the Hoosier outfit saiting
away the first contest 9 to 6. and
then making the day a complete sue
cess BY grabbing the closing game.
6 to 4.
Milwaukee and Columbus split
their bill, the Brewers coping
close game. 10 to 8, and the Senators
coming back in the nightcap, with an
5 to s revenge.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-29
% o 2 81 z
MERCER LOSES
TO SHOP MN E
in TOURNAMENT
Ninth Inning Rally Is Feat
ure of Game; James
town Wins.

A ninth-inning rally by Mercer
threw = scare into the jamestown
team. but Erickson held the north
crn nine to bring his team through
with q victory. to |. in the semi
finals of the North Dakota baseball
tourney here Saturday. It was real
pitchers battle and real game, all
the way through.
Mercer<. fought valiantly for VIC
tory but was unable, to. overcome the
jamestown lead. Prigge struck out
six men, as to three for Erickson,
the jamestown twirler. jamestown
collected six hits, in comparison with
nine for Mercer.
Tho first inning started off ads
niciously for Jamestown. After
Fergus had, famed and Poseley gone
out at first base, Ruud STROBE up
and proceeded to clout two-bagger.
He advanced another base on a wild
pitch, as Willard famed, retiring the
side. sJA
Payseno flied to the Mercer second
baseman and Lindst rand and Heupel
went out af first base.
Second II Qnfet
Neither side did much in the second
inning, with the exception Of Films
single, which his compatriots, were
unable. to back up with sufficient
strength, to bring him in.
An infield fly, 4 putout at first and
a strikcout were Jameutown,s quota
in the third inning. Mercer Jared
little better. Sprout gained first on
an error and PrigRe flied to left
field. Payseno's cl0ut was caught
by the pitcher and a relay to second
base nut out Snfout in the first