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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-28
SHAKEUP is DELAYED
IN FIRE DEPART ENT
Capt. Harry E. VOshelI Considered
4 Probable New Chief.

Reorganization of the fire depart
ment has been delayed by Mayor l..
Ert Slack until next week or later.
The program of reorganization of
the department is understood to in
clude the dismissal of Fire Chief
Jesse A. Hutsell and several changes
in ranking officers.
Capt. Harry E. Voshell of Engine
House No. 81, a Democrat, is con-
sidered the probable successor to
HutSell.
Slack has given considerable time
to studying the fire department and
announced he desired to make some
changes for efficiency.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-28
CHAPTER Lv.

Diana left the hospital, after
calling on Seton, feeling happier
than she had ever hoped to feel
again; happier than she had felt in
months.
Much to her surprise, her resent
ment against Seton had left her.
The sting seemed to have left the
disappointment he had caused her.
She realized that she still had
his admiration. She knew that his
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be no place else to go. No shelterI
No home! Ne helping hand! Then
what would she do? Diana shivered.
Arthur had been right, she
thought. It would have been far
better if she had not thrust her
self upon her sister.
The environment of recent years
had been stronger than the ties of
girlhood. Both would be happier
apart.
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The Nome nugget., 1927-05-21
TACOMA FUR SALES CORP'N.
 HAVE LIVELY SALE

Tacoma, Wn.. May IT. tP,-The best goods were eagerly sought of the West Coast Fur Sales Corpora tion of Tacoma. who held their monthly sale on May 11th There was very large attendance of buy CTS. and each article competed for excellent prices. Many of the ship pers obtained top prices for differ ent articles. Red fox brought forty three dollars; lynx. forty five dol lars; mink twenty dollars fifty cents and all articles were very strong at this sale. Foxes of all descrip- tions showed an advance of ten per cent, Ninety five per cent of the offering was sold. The company is holding it's next sale July 18th. at which time expects that tho largest sale of the company's his tcry will be held.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-21
WILKINS TO MAKE ANOTHER
 ATTEMPT REACH POLE

Fairbanks. May 17, (P,-Captain Wilkins will return to Point Bar TOW from Fairbanks late this week in another attempt to explore the a~rtio b1i..d ePet. IT, ......,,..., 'i that while preparing the FOkker plane Alaskan for flight, he flew here Saturday from kotZt.buc. The explorer expects to fly in a northeasterly direction from Point Barrow over the territory hitherto unseen by white men. He will be accompanied by Alger Ora ham. but Aviator Eilsen must remain here for treatment of his frozen kand The plane Alaskan will replac. the Detroit News No. One. while that plane is abandond on the Arctic ice where it was forced down in 3 b.iz~ gard at the time Ben Eilsen froZe his hands.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-21
GOVERNOR PARKS ASTONISHED
 AT MISSION BOARD REPORT

Juneau. May l6. (P)-Expressing astonishment that lack of food and economic distress among Alaska h. dians should be blamed by the Presbyterian Board of Missions up. on the salmon canning industry, Governor George A. Parks today de- clared that cessation of salmon packing would be one of the worst calamities that could happen to the native population. He said he has been informed of no case where anyone in the coastal regions were unable to obtain salmon for food purposes. nor of any conflict bet ween Whites and Indians resulting from industrial fishing as stated by the church board report. The de- velopment of the canning industry
 Governor Parks declared, has been accompanied by corresponding progress among the natives. Many adult Indians have been given en- Dloyment by the industry and have been afforded beneficiary contracts by the developments of the Terri tcry's salmon packers. he explained.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-21
SHIP SENT SEARCH FOR
 LOST FRENCH AVIATORS

St. Johns, N. B.. May 17. fP- The French Steamer Angease was yesterday ordered to go to Fortune Bay on the south shore of New foundland and make thorough and complete search for Captains Nun gesser and Coli. after it was report ed that a plane was flying through that vicinity last Monday. The ves- gel will also cruise to the westward where a number of small fishing settlements are located with no means of communicating with the outside world other than by boat. It Is considered that there is a pos- sibility that the flyers might have been picked up by the fishermen and taken to one of these settle ments.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-21
NOT WORRIED
 ABOUT CHILDREN AT HOME

Juneau. May IS. (P, When it was learned that attempts had been made to kidnap his children. John M. Bordon, the Chicago millionaire and newspaperman, who is on an Alaska cruise in the interests of the Chicago Field Museum, was uucou- cerned. He said They are we'll guarded by detectives Mrs. Bor- den was temporarily worried but recovered her composure and laugh ed. The party arrived last night aboard the yacht Northern Light, and leave tonight for Unga and Ko- diak to hunt Kodiak bear and will then proceed to the Arctic to hunt walrus and polar bear
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-21
MONDAY
FLOOD AREA rNCnaAsw

New Orleans. May IS, @-the waters from the Bayou d.s Graises crevasses huorly added to the tot- d square miles of submerged land in Louisiana engulfing the famous Sugar Bowl and Evangeline Coun- ty. In the Seward Marsh. the lat est collapse will increase the agri- cultural loss of the State by at least ten million dollars and Will boost the total of the States home less to two hundred thousand. When the flood waters reach the Gulf of Mexico. more than . mill lion acres of Louisiana will be sub merged in . lake two hundred and twenty-five miles long and ranging from fifty to one hundred miles wide. The crevasse at Moreauville Is reported to be six hundred feet wide with wave water from eight to ten feet deep sweeping through the gap.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-21
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the undersigned has been duly appointed School Tax Collector for Second Division h conformity with Chapter 2S, Alaska Session Laws, 1919.
 All male persons between the ages of twenty-one and fifty years, except soldiers. sailors in the U. S. Navy or Revenue Cutter Service, volunteer firemen, paupers a:d in- sane persons. are subject to tax in the sum of Five ($5.O0J Dollars.
 Should you be living in Alaska on or prior to the first Monday in April, 1927, said tax shall be due and payable on said first date and shall be delinquent after May 1st. 1927. Should you arrive in Alaska later than first date above men toned. tax will be delinquent thir- ty (30) days after your arrival, or within ten (10) days after the mo- tice is given you.
 All persons, firms, and corpora tions employing labor shall furnish list of employees to Collector and are authorized by law. to deduct amount of tax from wages of en- ployees. :.
 Fines and imprisonment are pro- vided by the Act above quoted for those who fail or neglect to pay tax or furnish list of employees. Dated at Nome, Alaska. April 23. 1927. D. A.. L. CARPENTER, School Tax Collector, for Second Division
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-21
SOVIET RUSSIA PEEvED
 OVER LONDON RAID

Moscow. May 16, R-A wave of indignation Is gathering force as the news of the British raid on the Soviet House in London spreads throughout Russia, and is finding expression in street demonstrations and editorial tirades. contributed articles to the newspapers. which are filled with resolutions and pro- tests from scores of workers un- ions. army units, and organized bodies of every conceivable kind. denouncing England and demaning a commercial boycott. emphasizing the necessity of Rusria being pre- pared to use all means to resist British aggression. Meanwhile, the Soviet Government is working on an ofhcial note of protest.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-21
WEDNESDAY
 tTgleoRApAic,
TERRTBLH
 IN FLOOD DISTRICT

Baton Rouge, La. May IT. ;Hr--- It was today reported that the le
 wee at Melville. Louisiana. on the
 west bank of the Atchafayla river has broken. and that the residents
 were forced to iee in formation, Tlie information was received feom the telephors operator at Metz r.. whL also said that virtually ev-ry- thing In the town was des.rcyeG
 Most of the one thousand i6hahi- tants soush refuge on the lavees Two relief trains were standing by to remove the flood sufferers.
 he scene that followed the br. ak was described by Mrs Juli, H:- Neill. the wife of Melville trug- eist Si,,. "ss the first refugee to escape tron the stricken town. Sac said that everyone was reused oy {. shot fire; bs the levee guards. and one and all rushed from their homes in their night clothing. She said, "They scrambled upon the le- wees where they waited for the res- cue boats. They have absolutely nothing Most of them did not have time to get any clothes. The waters rushed through the break with sickening roar and swept houses away from their founda- tions lifting them up and tossing away boards and heavy timbers like they were so many feathers. Intermingled with the deafening roar of the waters was heard the screams of the women and child ren. They sat on the leyees of the river banks. wet and shivering it was dreadful. The shots may not have awakened everyone. l do not know. but I am afraid that the people whose homes Were nearest the crevasses may have lost their lives" Mrs McNrill concluded.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-21

Baton Rouge, La, May 16, (P,- Working practically unguardeG six hundred convicts from the Louisia- na State Penitentiary lined hero ically on the levees to save the fer tile lands from the flood waters The prisoners are on their honor and the convicts have established their own sentinel system. and at night the prisoners themselves are standing guard to prevent any black sheep from breaking away. Only one escape has occurred: negro lifer. convicted for murder. got away one night. but the next day he walked mefacedly into camp and asked for shovel, and has been working faithfully ever since.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-21
RJ-T OWL, ur>nE, r,r-r
 FRENCH OCEAN FLYERS

New York, May IT. (P)-After 8 week Of search, hope and rumors. the world today knew as much of the fate which has befallen the two French transatlantic aviators.. Captains Nungesser and Coli. as 1t did May 9th when the aviators failed to reach New York The principal hope left for them is that they were picked up by fishing ves- ses and carried to some of the iso lated towns which have no com except by long boat trips.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-21
FLOODS ROLL ON WITH
 TERRIBLE DEVASTATION

New Orleans. May 16. R-Roll- ing relentlessly on down the fertile West Side at Chafalay. the base of the flood waters from the ten mai or crevasses in the Bayou des Glaices levees drew closer to St. Mary's and St. Marine parishes. spreading devastation all the way to the Gulf of Mexico through the Avonyeles and St. Landry parishes. With the green crops of corn and sugar cane already submerged by the torrents of water. thousands of persons have been driven from their homes and other thousands are preparing to seek safety.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-21

ing aeid. because of the fact that Ed Young is enroute to Nome. In- as-much as the Territory refuses to incur any expense h the natter of clearing the landing held. the Anchorage corporation requests 1t be done st their expense. The To- cal Chamber of Commerce has in- structed Chas. H. Milot. chairman of the airplane committee to get tusy on the proposition. Obviously the plane Is using wheels. and is expected to arrive from Ruby to- morrow, if the landing held can be made ready.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-21
ALASKA CABLE INACGURATES
 TWO-WAY MONEY TRANSFER

Seattle. May IT. (P-The Wash ington Alaska Military Cable and Telegraph System today announced that it has inaugurated a system whereby money can be wired out of Alaska as well as into Alaska. Heretofore, it was only possible to wire money into Alaska, and all outgoing transfers had to be sent through the various banks of AL aska through their outside cores pondents.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-21
MAJOR GOTWALS NOW IN
 CHARGE FLOOD RESCUE

Baton Rouge. La. May 16. R- A radiogram from Major John c. Gotwals. U. S. Army Engineer. in charge of the operation of rescue beats to Baton Rouge Relief head quarters, indicated that all refu- gees marooned on the crumbling Big Bend levees and at Bayou des Glaises have been rescued Major Gotwal's message said that one thousand persons. including a few women and children, have been evacuated from the levees between Moreauville and Kleinwood, and that three hundred had been taken from the embankments nearby
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-21
PASSENGER LIST CARPENTER

From private sources today the Nugget received the names of the passengers aboard the SfotorsAip Carpenter. Captain Alex Allen. dated at Seward today. No infor- nation. other than the passenger list. was received. however. The list follows: "
 Mrs. Moore. MT. and Mrs. Alex son, Al Sitton. J. Connors. c. Kes- ter, Leo Williams. Joe Mekling. John Lee. J. Slaminka. A. Fredka. Pete Yeaser. William Melvin. Joe Bclleview. J. McWilliams and Geo Hiifrich.
 The Carpenter left Seward en- route to Nome at 200 a. m. Sun lay.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-21
GRAY TAKES TO HIS BIBLE

New York. May 155. R-Henry Judd Gray, lately convicted for the murder of Albert Snyder, is perusing his Bible in the jail. and sees himself as "one of the best examples of what whiskey, lust and sin. will ultimately lead one into" Mrs. Snyder sees herself as victim of injustice and is pre- pared to fight against the death sentence. Gray said. May the day come when the people will clamor and light to enter into the churches to hear Gods word. as they now do to enter this building to hear such sordid words of shame and sin He declared that Mrs. Snyder does not "believe in God"
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-21
NO NEWS OF PLANE

Up to the time of going to press no advices had been received as to the probable movements of the Anchorage airplane enroute to Nome. In compliance with the re- quest of the Airplane corporation, five teams were sent to the land ing field this morning about five o'clock. and landing space has been cleared. It is expected that some word of the plane will be received about six o'clock this evening
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-21
NEW NEVADA GOLD CAMP
 HAS FOUL MURDER

Tonopah. Nev.. May Is. (P,-R. H. McBurney. sixty-five years old. of Merced. California. was murder ed in his tent at Weepah. the new mining camp, near here. McBur- ney had shown roll of bills con- taining seven hundred dollars. and robbery is believed to be the mo- tive. His money and his speci- mems of high grade ore gathered during a lifetime of prospecting, are missing.
The Nome nugget., 1927-05-21
MURDER AT HOME OF FAMED NOVELIST AND PLAYWRIGHT

Willamatic. Conn.,, May IT. (P,- Wilfred Irwin. of New York was shot in an unexpected manner, at the home of Leonard Cline. the famed playwright and novelist. in Mansfield, this State. and died tn a few hours at the St. Joseph Hos- pital. An effort was made earlier in the night to save the stricken mans life. when Cline gave pint of his blood in blood transfusion effort. which, however, failed. No clue to the shooting has been an- nounced by the police. who were called in upon the scene at once.