davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNTS


Oscar Notes. janitOr--- S 100000
Cumberland & Allegany Gas
Co, for gaS.----------------------- 10000
Mayor and Council, Oakland
water --.--------------------- 10000
Bloomington Civic Club, for
streets ------------------------------ $4,000
Extension Service of Univer
of Maryland, Agriculture
Department for use of
County Agent and Home
Demonstration ------------------- 100000
DR.. n. l. Broadwater, ply
stefan to jail---- 10000
DR.. II. w. McC0mas, County
Health Officer 10000
Repair for Court House and
Jail estimate --------------- 100000
County Health Nurse-- 2500.00
A. D. Naylor, Supplies Court
House and Jail~----------- 726. 46
DR.. n. |. Broadwater care of
Paupers- 3OO.25
DR.. n. r. Davis, care of
PauperS- ------------------------------- lU2.UO
Ernest Townshend, repairs
TO Jall------------------------------- lZ22O
Corliss, Macy and Co., blank
books, etc.--------- 667 81
E. G. Naylor, repairing road
machines, etc.-------------------- 231 90
Gonders' Pharmacy, drugs
for pauDerS -- $500
Sturgiss Pharmacy, drugs
for PauperS---------------- sc. 20
Bruce Steel road work in
Friendsville ---- 100000
Florence Butler, tax paid in
error 81.
Chaffee Railroad Co., tax
paid in errOr---------- 257. Oh
Josiah w. burst, tax paid
in errOr------ ------------ 21.06
Eastern Land Corporation,
tax paid in errOr-. 34.9S
NJ. C. Clayton, tax paid in
err0r---------------- 2l.24
W. d. Althouse, tax paid in
0OZ.UU
Martha L. Casteel tax paid
IN rOf---------------------------------. J.oO
W. II. H. Friend tax paid
in errOr------------------------- S.S4
John w. Hanft, tax paid in
-------------------------------------- 0o.lU
David Fresh, tax paid in
error ----------------- 44.26
w. A. Smith, tax paid in
error - 1900
II. O. Miller, tax paid in
error ------------------------------- 3.72
w. e. McClintock, tax paid
in errOr---------------- --------------- 600
Ralph Miller, tax paid in
error .---..-----------.------------- 1906
George w. Deifenbach, tax
paid in error 4S.6S
Daniel KlotZ, tax paid in
error ----.--.------------------------- 1882
West Maryland Power Com
pany, lights 10000
DR.. II. w. McCOmas, care of
Paupers- ---------------------------. 194.OO
Overdrafts in various funds 42,79S.15
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-05-12

LATERAL ROAD BONDS
To Bonds Nos. 81 to 40 in
elusive ------- 100000
To pay interest on S34,00
from May Is, 1927 to May
Is, 1928 --------------- 10000
To pay interest on $4,000.
from May 10, 1927 to May
Is, 1928 ----..-----------.-------.---. 100000
To pay interest on $4,000,
from May Is, 1927 to May
Is, 1928 --------------------- 10000
To pay interest on S31 900.
from May 10, 1927 to May
Is, 1928 ----------------------------- $4,000
To pay interest on $31 900.
from May Is, 1927 to May
IS, 1928 $4,000
TO pay interest on $31 ,000
from May Is, 1927 to May
Is, 1928 ------------------------- $4,000
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-05-12

Law office of Walter C. Capper,
Cumberland, Md, Law Office of
Ernest Ray Jones, Oakland, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-05-12

To pay the afOregoing amounts it
was ascertained that the resources
of the county, as shown by the Assess
ment Books, are as follows:
Real and tangible Personal Property,
$1S,754.S12 at $1.99 on each $4,000
equals ---$373, 22075
Bank shares to be returned
by the State Tax Com
mission, estimated, $780,
600 at $1.00 ON each 500.
equals ----,--------------- 100000
Intangible personal prop
erty $54S,64S at SOC ON
each $4,000 equals S. 1854
Total amount for County
purpOSeS------------------ $379, S66.69
After deducting $2,961, 467 for house
hold goods and corporations paying
direct to the State Treasurer, leaves
the basis on real and personal proper
ty $15,793,345 at ~ 11-2Sc ON each $780,
equals -----.--------- 43,2624S
Intangible personal property
$54S,64S at 15c on each
$4,000 equals --- S22.97
Total amount for State pur-
p0SeS-------------- ---------------S44, 0S545
w. G. MEYERS
Clerk to the County Commissioners of
Garrett County, Maryland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-05-12

MD. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS
Estimate to pay same 1927 100000
COURT STENOGRAPHER
Estimate to pay some 1921 10000
WITNESSES BEFORE JUSTICES
OF THE PEACE
Estimate to pay same1927- 1900
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-05-12

SHERIFF"S OFFICE
Estimate to pay Sheriff's
Salary, Jail Cook, Pris-
oner's Board, etc for 1927 100000
Estimate to pay Jail War
den-----------.--------------------------- 10000
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-05-12
GENERAL ROAD LEVY
CORPORATIONS

CORPORATIONS
Mayor & Council Oakland $165OOO
Mayor & Council Deer Park 25000
Mayor & Council Loeb Lynn $4,000
Mayors Council Friendsville 10000
Mayor & Council Kitzmiller 10000
Mayor & Council Accident $4,000
Mayor & Council Grantsville $4,000
Community Mt. Lake Park 10000
$4,000
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-05-12
$4,000
$4,309.00
ORPHANS COURT

ORPHANS COURT
Estimate to pay Judges from
April 1, 1927 to April 1, 1928 1886
e. E. Friend, Register Wills 32S.40
c7oS %
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-05-12

BRIDGE ACCOUNT
Estimate to pay for 1927 100000
AIMS HOUSE AND ASYLUM
Estimate to payfor 1927 100000
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-05-12

The First National Bank of Cumber-
land, Maryland, a corporation, VS..
The Advance Development Com
pany, a corporation; John Crosby
Brydon and Nell H. Brydon, his
wife; William Schley Brydon and
Della E. Brydon, his wife, and Louis
B. Brydon and Grace B. Brydon, his
wife.
No. 2743 Equity. In the Circuit
Court for Garrett County, Mary
land.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-05-12

ELECTION EXPENSES
Estimate to pay for 1927--- 10000
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-05-12

FOREST FIRE ACCOUNT
Estimate to pay for same 100000
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-31
CIVIC CLUB GIVES
STUDENTS PRIZES
Lillian Smith and Charles
Meredith Honor Pupils
OF Class
GRADUATION is HELD

The two IS 1old pieces awarded
by the Civic Club to the boy, or girl
having the highest per centage in
the county and state examinations
were given to Miss Lillian Smith,
whose percentage was SIS 10; and
Cnar,es Meredith, whose percen-
tage was 81 1o-l1; at the close Of
the public school last week.
The graduating class is: Miss
Esther Chonoweth, Miss Lillian
Smith, Miss Elizabeth Bonner, Miss
Mary Chenoweth, Miss Mary Daw-
son, Miss Daisy Weed Miss Flor
onco Hart, Miss Viola Dayton Miss
MAY Clifford, Miss Catherine Meisle,
Miss Edna Johnson, Miss Rose
Lechneg, Edward Johnson, Charles
Meredith, Rushton Steelman, Paul
Pratt, Delmar Leech, Samuel Gas.
kill and Stanley Haines.
Summer Residents Arrive
The following summer residents
VINO have arrived aud opened 40
their bungalows Or cottages for
the season recently are: Mr.. and
MIS-. John Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs,
James Watson, Nj and Mrs. An.
drew Gsmons, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Ronillcr, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Boards
ley, Nj. and Mrs. Harry TaIge,
Mr. and Mra~ John Simms, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Quinn, AIRS Edwin Cook,
Mrs. Martha Melcher, Mrs, J. Ware,
all Of Philadelphia T. BOYD, Of
New York; and Mrs. John Crifren-
berg, OF Pleasantvilie
Have Card Party
Silver Moon Council, D Of P.
hald a card party in Mechanics
Hail Lin#ood, Friday evening,
when a large number Of members
and friends from the Point at
tended. John Spitz won the high
score for first prize. After the
card game was over, they de
scendcd to the lower floor where
refreshments were served and a
...,,.i..4 .f,,,o ,,..,e bad h, ali DvpGent
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-31

Dated May 81. 1927.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-31
Personals

Henry Spitz, wife and family, OF
Philadelphia, motored to the nome
Of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lemmle on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Palmer mao.
tored to washington, D. c. and
spent the holidays with friends.
George Saar and wife motored to
Tuckahoe SATURDAY, to spend Me
mortal Day with relatives
Mrs. Louis Ireland and two chill
dren. of steelmanyille, were en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Steelman.
Harry Surrau spent the Memor-
ial holidays with friends at vii.
Jamestown, N. ].
Mrs. John Friday Of Atlantic
city, was Sunday visitor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Lemmle.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mailer Will
give garden party Thursday ar
ternoon. June 2. at their home on
Bay avenue in honor OF their
daughter, Miss Mary Matter.
Edward Shallcross, the well
known fisherman Of Taeony, spent
The weekend with Mir. ana Mrs.
Warren Fulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Anderson
are spending two weeks at Lake
Placid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Megronigle
attended the wedding and supper
Of Miss Marie Collins and Daniel
Megronigle in Philadelphia Satur-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Late have
sold their home in Ventnor and
viii open "The Home Of the Raby
Broiied Lobster" the latter part Of
June.
Nj. sad Mrs. S. a. sempIe, OF
Haddonfeld, spent Decoration Dag
with Mrs Samuel Workman
! Julius Bapersfeld spent The Nc
nraA4I f'44ss = III n ! = =
Williamsiown, n. Y
Mr.. ana Mrs Frank n Town,
Of Philadelphia, are guests OF aifs.
Celia Champion.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-31

Section l. Every physician shall
report i'm writing 10 this Bureau, tho
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-31

oertacles enumerated in this article
shall onl,- be emptied by the auth
4r Y danost n y y ie authoTzed
bS ~ H,,rea,, ~ Heaifh he remnants
~ al nten,isns shall cause receptacles.I
to he Rent clean and no rain water q
other lioi1id shall he allowed to entefV
the garbage receptacle
arbahe ms been removed hy any IL
.e,, e'sd collector sha1l no entirely emp
fled ar III contents and not any OF
the contents shall be allowed to fall
S,,,on tba .ero11nd. Tho covers of re-
c Hal,tt siau he nlaSed Iipon the re- =
cenfscle inter the contents have beeM
re- moved
The receptacle for trash shall be
carcfnllv returned TO the place from
,,ticb 4 ,1as taken: the practice of
tbrn,lipes TIC recentacle TO the ground
fratf ihe ion If The vehicle Isl hereby
prohibited any receptacle broken with
deliberate intent or in violation OF tins
section shall be placed at the expense
of the contractor, in ADDITION 70 inc
Ipenalty hereinafter provided any DeFsS
son violating any of the PROVISIONS OF
this article or any other section
thereof shall forfeit ana pay, iof each
and every offense the sum 81 not lcSs'
than five dollars f$5.p0) ana not more
than twenty-five dollars esz9.uo@ le ~
recovered before any person anu III
such court having 1urisdlcuoil.
This ordinance shall take erect "
| The expiration OF ten days from It's
final passage.
Sc loH
Cemeteries
Article J. Thaj no htiinsth p9aA az, =
an adut person Silal ~ - u a. ~
city SO that the box or coffin eoi,tf sl.t
ing IT shall be nearer thail i9ltr 5ees
i OF the surface OF the erouna, OF ~
the case Of any person deceased, ts ~,
fourteen years OF 4ge, ne not i rs ILL, ~,
| three and oae-tiaR iaet 81 Wy Su'
| face, and no dIs ISL, l.a, Neee2
ot-~ iSN ~
Mode OF DroCeaute
Article l. ANY person , IT'LL =,
property owner VINO silali IN 49,.
Of the foregoing nnlsdilcts 9il.,u
Health SAD BOARD sil !5, pi .ie,,, ~
inspector to lnEestiga STU ~ III
land upon veritieatloh o. we ~. .s,,,'.
| Inspector shall ordef the huisaiiee GU
jreoled.
| Article Q Any complaint relative
to cesspaols, drainage, tGlsanitary re-
ccptacles, or mcchanical devices re
/ oilired 10 comply with the foregoing
| sets which are round by said Board
Of Health Inspector to be Inefficient %
| property perform their requirements
moved and The proper appliances in
| stalled AZ the owners expense. and m
Inc event Of Inc owner refusing to.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-31

The Loyal Temperance Legion
has ninety pledged on their temp
erance pledge flag. When POS
pledges have been received the nag
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-31
|FrGterRGl
Social
Church

will be sent to the state and ma.
tional convention. Mrs. Martha
Kruger is superintendent
Mrs. May Colsher, of Phiiadel-
phia, is spending the sumemr at
the Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leonard
will leave June to spend several
weeks with relatives at Providence,
II. |. and Boston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ginsberg,
OF Philadelphia, are stopping with
Mrs. Celia Champion
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Monroe are
visiting friends in Washington.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-31

I
name and address Of every patient ne
NJ she shall have in the City of Alb
secon city, with Anthrax, Bubonic
Plague Cerebro Spinal Meningitis
epidemic Cerebro Splna! rover, spot
ted FeNetb IiliehFil -, S W. q
! Diphtheria (l2lptnefatH Situp, r., 1l' ..
braneous Group, Iulll4 HoIe ~ ~! =
Epidemic D%SJentai%' ri Silcls'9; III -,
man Measles, Chambers tFarcyJ' tiooh-
worm, Influenza. lni2ntlie F2TitlNsls'
| Leprosy, Maiafial FSFCi, ft Ia1,'S'
Mumps, Pneumonia, hapiSS ny go ~,
phobia}, Scafiel EtEtt tt2Sdi y, t. ~
Scarlet hasn) i3iiith o-N ; a.,
| TetantS, Eiachooiha' q,1eiS ~ ~, 10
(SPecify Form, JNphol9 Sfct,
plus Fever, Nhoopin6 Cough' CHOW
Fever OF any QUIZ Iietr ~
cIared by this Bureau 70 be dan .S,1 Gus
to the publjG heaftt, Aose1,ei VIZ ~ !
precise iocah'y "ilel5 5ueit : r. e s,,,
may be lolind, WIN e"etits LOU
hours after nfst seems llie Stlss ~
The physician snaii aIs9 l! 'Il s,.,' or
supply the data on me pidtiN loiip9
supplied by the bureau ol tlef,ltis-
section 2. WhcneVer sllsl ~
deemed necessary ~ lal9 - ~
establish me true cild i.l " s',5s
municable, meglc3l ~
disease may be ordered BY the isailh
Ohicer no person on pei79il9 sci TX
terlerc with OF islllS " ialitiie -,
and eNanlnatiohs Hiletef pclaitS iiS4e-
matter Described
Section ;. NO Brinclpa!, teacher of
superintendent Of any scheet or otaei
school officer shall knowingly permit
any child sick with any dlsca5e mon
toned in Section of this article, o.
with amy other communicable disea&e
80 oh III. kDffgG
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-31
AssEcoN CITY
SANITARY CODE

Tho Board OF Health OF the C!ts OF
| Absecon. by virtue 81 the pfoNiaion5
| OF an act Of the i.egislature of The
State OF New Jersey. entitled, Az
Act to Establish a this state Boards
of Health and q Bureau Of Vital STA
tistics and to define their respective
powers and duties approved March
81. 1887. and the seVel9tI amendments
thereof and supplements ulleteio, and
of the other acts does hereby ot4an:
ARTICLE
Definition OF Terms
Section l. That the terms Board, =
| this board" and saN board, snail
be held to mean THE Bureau of
that the word persons owners"
'1ennant" lessee, T" Occupant.
"eGntfacsor' party" managers
and officer shall respectively be held
70 apply to and include, both sever
ally and jointly each and all persons,
owners, part owners. tenants lessee,
occupants, contractors, parties ~ M
terest, persons. board Of managers
officers and corporations who aay
sustain The relations or be in like po-
sition of any one or more thereof re-
ferred to ia any ordinance on ressiiil2-
ton: that the words city, TINS
city. or sad city, wherever used,
shall be held TO mean the city Of Ap,
secon city; that the word permit"
shall be construed TO mean the pCr-
mission il writing of this EHreau, 49,
sued according 10 rs Ordinances
rules and regulations
Section 2. 4'Hai the word street
when herein used, shah be held to IN
Guide avenues, alleys. boardwalk. side
walk. cutters and places, shat nc
held TO include parks, piers, paVlhons'
docks and whsrfs and water nd open
spaces thereto adjacent. and al open
spaces between buildings and street;
the word ashes shall be held CiBtcTS,
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-31

I
! rect; and al buildings. clothing, prop
erty, premises ana Yehicies which may
1 become injected ny any coninuhlca-
bic disease shall be dislnfecled and
dIslntecuoh or IuiilSation shau pe
mage aha perloFliieu 10 s,cn H, 'siiI,i,,
such stated time as the Health 0fiieef
| may eatapllsil stleh sepafationi lsola
! ll92h or qtialalllitie q inc slcK IRON
etlef pessolls NOT heeesisitfy az ititel ,
ailt5 aIld nay 4uat'ailllle alu p laGei =
sllch pollglnss allq PREMISES aSa M,
esless % aess 81 .lila rft pri
s0oeia i''t care t, dsinfection and cleans
| mr. II nrope1tv and Dremises as shall.
1 in his f,denlent ba reonired in order
| 70 prevent snreadjnr disease 10 other
! ncrsops The Health Oficer is hereby
,S,t,o,i1ed a,,d ep5no1vrred n enforce
! may emnloy and cali sllch assistance
~ he deems uecessa,y 10 enforce inc
same
! Every person or persons violating
lanv of the provisious of this section
ebsli eoi.' aadl offense forfeif ana nav
! . pen,iItv of moi less than fen dollars
/ fSfn n0l nor more Than iiffv dollars
| fs5o M
ARTICLE III
SECTION Yhe building of cess
pooIs win no LONGER he peraitted
1 Septic tanks and Teaching pools will
be Installed under sllperyision Of reg
, isferea plumbers. according to plumb
! M colo rts<oel nc 24th dav az Nov
/ efiIber 1926.
| section. 2. No person VIII be all
| lowed 10 clean cessf,aoIs without drsi
ob3ainilg u peifnif from the plumbing
i jnspectoT.
ARTICLE ~
Barber Shops
section j. iSverg barber shop within
| Tho Cft. Of A lJ4acon shall be open to
! .
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-31
Baysiide
City
Notes
DRIVERS ARE FINED

and Somers Avenue
officer Albert Steelman arrested
Adrian Seligman, of SO Stewart
avenue, Tuckahoe, n. Y, and Thad
Mcdonald, 800 N. South Carolina
avenue. Atlantic City. SUNDAY
night. Their machines collided at
the Shore road and Somers avenue.
They were brought before Magis-
frate Celia Champion, who fined
them $3.50 and costs. Both ma
chimes were badly damaged. Both
were covered by insurance.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-02-23

WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.-Backed
BY coalition of Democratic and
Republican Insurgents. Senator Will
liam E. Borah. Republican of Idaho
issued a new challenge to the Adj
ministration's Central American pol
icy by offering a resolution author
izing the Foreign Relations Commit
tee to visit Mexico and Central Am
erica and obtain first band informa-
ton on conditions.
Senator Borah declared that we
want to find out the Facts and keep
informed"
After offering the resolution en-
powering the committee to spend
$4,000 for expenses of the journey
the resolution was deferred to the
Foreign Relations Committee OF
which Borah is the Chairman.
The majority Of the Committee
members are expected to approve II
and the insurgents expressed opinion
that the Senate will adopt the resolu-
ton.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-02-23
.i-.uuSIER IN
SENATE DURING
NIGHT SESSION
Arizona Senators Talk Dur
ing Entire Night to Pre-
vent Vote on Dam.

WASHlNGTON. Feb. 23.-With
an all-night session behind it, the
he'-fa22!ed Senate stumbled through
the greatest flibuster since the early
war DAYS. Arizona Senators Ashurst
and Cameron. alternated through
the niEht talking to keep from Il
vote on the Boulder Canyon Dam
Senate Hiram Johnson. of Cali
fcfnia. @as leading the fight for the
bill through most of the nightS
The Senate did not have a quorum
but refuse to adjourn
Speahers today talked to half
empty chairs. many Senators sleep
! ing on lounges
Shortly after noon today, Senator
CHI les Curtis. Republican of KAN
sas, propose to lay aside the Bould-
er Canyon Dam bill aud take up
tn Administration Prohibition Re
organization bill.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-02-23
New Treaty Proposes that
Z. S. Protect Nicaragua for
Period, One Hundred Years

MANAGUA, Nicaragua. Feb. %
Adolfo Diaz. Conservative President,
has disclosed details of treaty
proposal which his government is
forwarding to Washington. The
treaty would no give preferential
treatment but provides means where
by the United States will protect
the interests of Nicaragua for 100
years The United States would guar
antee sovereignty and the indepen-
dence of Nicaragua and retain agree
ments Of the present treaty including
the right to the proposed canal
through Nicaragua. The United
States will be given right to IN
tervene and maintain adequate gov.
ernment and assure free elections
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-02-23
YOUNG Wife IS
BURNED, DEATH

VANCOUVER. Wash. Feb. %.
Mrs. Josephine Morde. aged 20. was
burned To death and her husband
Carl, aged %. WIS seriously burned
in an effort to rescue her from
their home at Yacolt, Wash. Mrs
Morde was attempting to start fire
with kerosene when there was an
explosion and she was enveloped jn
flames. Morde was forced to jump
he entered the house in an effort
to rescue her
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-02-23
ALCOHOL LADEN
SHIP BURNS At
SEA;CREW SAFE

BOSTON, Feb. 23.-The mystery
of ship seen burning through the
night has been identified as the
alcohol laden Nova Scotian schooner
Kathleen Conrad. The crew of nine
men were rescued and landed. A
hurricane struck the schooner last
Saturday morning carrying away her
sail, galley and forcastle The star
board side forward was stove in.
Hardtack was limited also the sup
ply of water, which was the crew s
fare for three days. The craft had
400 drums of alcohol in the hold
and this exploded early last night
shortly after the men had taken to
the boats following a fire aboard
the craft.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-02-23
REPORT CLASH
IN NICARAGUA
Conservatives and Liberals
Engaged in Battle at
Town Of Masya.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua Feb. %
Conservative soldiers have been
rushed 10 Masya. 20 miles southeast
OF here. while American marines are
held in readiness to 20 10 Masya
which is the scene of a battle be
tween the Liberals and Conserva-
tives If the Liberals capture the
town, American marines will go there
and declare it neutral zone TIL
Marines are stationed along the rail
re- 'inaa 10 nrnvpnt use by Liberals
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-02-23
| L0OT|NC OF
SHANGHAI IS
NOW FEARED
Deserters and Stragglers
from Sun S Forces Reach
Citv-French Barricade.

SHANGHAI Feb. PA near panic
prevailed in native quarters today
when deserters and stragglers from
the broken army of Marshal Sun
Chuan Fang continued to arrive in
increasing numbers and rumOrs arose
they were planning wholesale loot
ing of the city.
French authorities strengthened
their defenses about their conces
sion. One thousand refugees from
the native section poured into the
French quarter.
The strike has partially abated
interior postal employees returning to
work and some transportation is be-
ing resumed.
Marshal Sun is reported to be near
ing here having surrendered Nan
king to the Shantung forces who
took over the city as part of a plan
to send troops TO aid Suns tottering
army.
Troop Ship at Hongkong
HONGKONG, Feb. 23. British
troop ship Mennesot arrived from
England today with 1000 British
Marines aboard.