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The Nome nugget., 1929-02-23

Andy W Bzzsr, rko<e cez-. oc- rz-Esd Ast Saturday sTeri1s t-oz in-s--zl teze-Ezgs, vas C1e o< tes cIGs.+ p5o-==-s ia t1is section Born n t14 HLs5oCr. n me ear!y sixties. 1e 5oi-=d ths Iss1 gold rsh 70 the EIont:ke, landing in Skssrzy IT tz- ezri. D. D -.a-- yezE- He fzeso the then. but little haoEa hzrcships of the ChiIkoor Pass and otts- trescts-ous places sz-Zo1E-frg tke obstacles e1coun- rsrsd- i couple q years -e-e paaed in th= De-so1 and Yukon et321--y Eksn ras None gold s-eR- peis bsEc1=t E.-1 her finger Of gold Ths-= rz= 10 rsi.iaz and iH Ists found hin oa the Nome b=zeh Eitz f5 ctcusznd oth=r ar z9zzgt=- Tn= b=zeh with it's fever d ee-tv5ty z---ze:=d him for awhile then che Solomon river section at trzeted hin -5e-e he b=ez-e iezF ily IEterested for y=e-s
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 Nr Bsue- a the time of his death Ezs in comfortable financial cireumztznces z1d leaves behind aim mining and other property Hi= family vas raised il Nome and Mrs Bauer died here in 1904 His daughter Agnes was married n Nome several years . go. she and he- brother roE reside in Celifor- uia Besides his children. his no tA=-. sis-=- and brother survive him and are i-.nz al Hickman Mills. Missouri
 His body has be=n prepared to- shipment b the outside in the Spring. by request Of his daughter
 The funeral rakas place Sunday afternoon zt , o'clock at the Fed eratsd church and Eill b. under tae auspices Of the Pica=ers of A. asks
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DE 1L-=- 55eED zs c5 hos sa= ob- tziEed Doriz.-She Eent to Vallejo oy te-rg There on the dock Eas car. haired man zi-h z little zi-l The lid xas dressed in 2 pink and -hite cotton trcck Eith b.11ner= Tasn Do-ls dlszpp@ered bzrelg tw9 houcz previously, she va r@zrisa .dr=ss Of blue and z1.-e caer .sr@d E2zc=Fte.; then the mzn gave her th=" child and dis epp=eEed- 5h= szid the child did nor look Ike her Betty. but she -.as friendly and in q short time th= mother became convinced that + zzz her own daughier. Mrs sharp said that she had no further suspicion that the child vas not hers. until yesterday. when z real estzte man. ( (, BidweII. saw the woman and child on the street and exclaimed That's the missing baby." She said she vas surpris- cd. but gave the child up when the situation was explained.
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The Nome nugget., 1929-02-23

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S~ppala Won Second Heat.

QUEBEC, Feb. z3, R-Winning the second heat Of the seventh international dog derby with mar gin Of thirteen minutes and twenty t~o seconds over his nearest rival, Leonard seppala of Ecme. today took the lead from Frank Dupuis, vho won the first lap yesterday Saint Goddard was third, having finished eleven minutes behind Du- puis. Seppala, by a feat. gained seven minutes and twenty-two sec onds On Dupuis. Ills time, how eyer, vas about thirty minutes slower than the record Dupuis sgt yesterday.
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WITNESS In
 GANG MURDER
 MISSING

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PI0NEERS WAIT
 HOME In NORTH

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 The conven-ion zs=5 1-tc-~=t 2 zo7ernnent oEzed ana o1@-z7-5 in =tirat5ol for the Aizskz .--71= and ro z11reese the pension sLIc Eaae@ .9- aged residents cf AIzs.z r=std- ing z. Dres@Et i- tzz -e--i-o-T. rom .Eenry-ave dollz-s -zZi1um 10 chfr-y-sye dollars
 Gecrge Lore. ot Ezlzez Ias elected permanent secretary Of th@ 1rzz za5zz tiGn
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CANADIAN NATIONAL
 DOG DERBY Is ON

QUEBEC. Feb. z2. R-Frznk Dspziz- Canadian musher Of QzeS=e. voc today's opening lap of A miles in The I2g miles Ma tionzl Dog Derby race. out-strip- ping Emil St Goddard and Leon ard Seppzk- Setting out at a terrific rate. Dapuis increased his margin o-sr his oponsnts until ke reached the finish, six minutes and eightee- seconds ahead of Sep psls and eighteen minutes fifty three seconds ahead of St. Cod dsrd. covering the course in three hours tse1ty-t-o minutes forty t-o seconds D7puis set new record for tte distance. being 14 minutes s seconds faster than last years mark
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In the matter of the Estate of A. W. (Andy) Bauer, deceased. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, by the undersigned that he has been duly appointed Administrator of tine Estate of A. W. (Andy) Bauer, deceased, and all persons having claims against the said Estate must exhibit the same within six months after the first publication of this notice. to the said Administrator. at Nome, Alaska, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said Estate in the above Precinct and Territory Dated at Nome, February Fist. 1929.
 JOHN TREICHLER,
 Administrator. Publiah Feb. 23, March 2, g, 1s. 23. 1929.
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LOCAL NEWS SEPPALA WIS
 ANOTHER RACE

la q cef-Ezn to Mir Henp Bzrxa- rerrIse.i thu. morning from hr hRshAnd- Henry states hsA, he arrived xI FzrfaA<ks zs , F. N-- from NeEzAA on Friday. and stated h. was ca his way to Seward on the train ----
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 No. 371.

In the Probate Court for the Cape Nome Precinct, Second Division, Territory of Alaska, Before c. W. Thornton, U s. Commissioner. and Ex-O6cio Probate Judge.
The Nome nugget., 1929-02-23
SEPPAI.A WON AGAIN

QUEBEC, Feb. g, R-FLASH Leonard Seppala won the South eastern International Dog Derby: Frank Dupuis second and Emil St Goddard third.
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NJ. E. CHURCH W. F. Baldwin, Pastor.

II | M Morning Worship and Sa bbath School. Every one has a place Come and fill it. Good singing and fine music.
 : P. M. Evening Worship.
 Popular Song Service.
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CHURCH NOTES

NOME FEDERATED CHURCH Rev. R. z Newton, Pastor.
The Nome nugget., 1929-02-23

Sunday School ------------ II:o0 4. N.
 Choir Practice at 12 M
 Evening Worship ---------- 7:45 P A- Subject: Jesus the great Teacher"
 Special music. All invited. --
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
Form Aircraft Body

Officers Of the new Indiana Air
craft Trade Association will be an
nounced at a booster meeting Thurs
day to which all Indiana owners of
aircraft have been invited.
Directors selected at a meeting
Thursday night at the Chamber of
Commerce include: Paul S. Cox,
Terre Haute; L. I. Aretz, Lafayette;
c. z. Hastings South Bend; H Weir
Cook, CTtiss Flying Service of In
mana; E. H. Jose, Capitol Always,
Inc; Harold C. Brooks, HOOsier air
port; ]. A. Schrach, Gary; G. L.
Cornish, Fit. Wayne, and B. F.
Swain, Seymour.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
HOLD FATHERS SECOND
MARRIAGE NOT LEGAL

Children of Bloomington Man Make
Charge in Estate Case.
BB United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April l9.-
Charges that Mrs. May Griffith
Dummich, never was legally married
to their father, the late Charles
Dummich. Bloomington. his three
children ask that she be removed
as administrator of the estate.
A petition asking removal Of Mrs.
Dunmich alleges she usurped their
mothers place and caused the first
Mrs. Dummich to obtain a divorce
in 1926. The children further stated
they could reach no agreement with
Mrs. Dummich because of intense
enmity.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
POSTER WINNERS GIVEN
Norman Gill, Shortridge, Wins First
in Cleanup Contest.

Norman Gill. sci Bernard avenue,
Shortridge high school student, to-
day was awarded first prize in the
Junior Chamber of Commerce
cleanup, paint-up campaign poster
contest.
Other winners announced were
Second, John G. Bernloehr, 2237
North Alabama street, Arsenal
Technical high school; third, Rob-
erta Auble, Arsenal Technical;
fourth, Glenn Forkner, 4O53 Byram
avenue, Arsenal Technical.
Prizes are first, $25; second, SIS;
third, SO, and fourth, So.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
4 DEATHS LAID
TO Love PLOT
Accuse Husband Of Burning
Family 10 Wed Girl.

BIZ United Press
SALEM. Ark, April 19.-Miss
Bertha Koelng, 17-year-old farm
girl, today was expected to tell Of
her love affair with Edward Burlis,
World war veteran,
charged with burning to death his
wife and three children so he could
marry the young neighbor girl.
Burris, arrested Wednesday night
as he allegedly was preparing to
leave the county, repeated his inno-
cence of any part in the burning of
his home and family here March II,
declaring the building was raging
furnace When he approached and
discovered the flames.
He had reported his family burned
to death in their home after the
building had caught fire from a
blaze in a brush heap.
His arrest followed investigation
by P. P. Goodman, county prescott
ing attorney who said the eX-
soldier moved most of his furniture
from his home before the fire.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
HueY on Solo Flight

Horace E. Huey. Capitol Lumber
Company, took his first solo fight
Wednesday at the Mars Hills air
port.
Huev is the sixth student Of
Curtis Flying Service Of Indiana to
be soIoed. Tuesday Superior Judge
Byron K. Elliott was soloed by Cur
tiss. Huey was soloed under super
vision OF Earl w. Sweeney,
instructor,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
Survey New Air Route

A. r. Bone and Bud Quincy, who
landed at the Mars Hill airport late
Thursday in a tri-motored Fokker
monoplane on an inspection trip for
new air route, flew to Columbus,
O., this morning and expected to
return late this afternoon.
Bone said the Universal Aviation
Corporation, st. Louis, is surveying
new route to connect Cleveland,
st. Louis and Kansas City, linking
up with the Universal system ii
Louisville, Cine matt, Toledo, Co.
lumbuS, Chicago and Omaha.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
{. R. BUCKNER IN RACE
Announced Candidacy for Election
aS City Commissioner.

E.R. Buckner. 1929 Rowland ave
tue. today announced his candida
for city commissioner from the First
district in the city manager form
election next November.
Buckner has lived in indianapolis
forty years. He operates reStau-
rant at 218 North Illinois street, has
been Sunday school superintendent
q Heath Memorial Methodist
church Tor five years and is a mem
her of the Masonic, Eastern Star,
x. Of p. Red Men and Sahara
Grotto lodges.
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EN-GRID molders and help
ers-Between the ages Of %
and 40, married, willing to
leave city; steady employment
good wages guaranteed. Must
be ready to leave Sunday night.
Apply PRESTO-LITE STOR-
AGE BATTERY CORPORA
TION, Speedway, Ind.
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DEFEND GALS ARTICLES
Coolidge'S Magazine Writings Are
Declared Authentic.

BIZ Unitcd Press
NEW YORK, April 19.-Autllen-
ITCHY of the articles by former
President Calvin Coolidge in the
Cosmopolitan magazine, is denfend-
ed in an affidavit published in the
current issue Of the weekly maya
zine, Time" which printed an
article by F. L. Lane, editor and
publisher of Burlington. VT. ques-
tioning preparation Of the articles.
ITO the best of my knowledge and
belief" Long said, every line Of
the manuscript by Calvin Coolidge
which has been delivered to me by
the ex-President and which have
been published in the Cosmopolitan
magazine was written by Mr.. Cool
idge himself.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
Hop Home for Breakfast

Paul Brown, Hoosier airport fly
ing student. and Orville CPinky)
Grimes. Hoosier pilot, flew to
Browns home at Fillmore, Ind,
Thursday for breakfast and re-
TUNED a short time later.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
Takes MANAGER South

Charles Z. Cox Jr., Curtis Flying
Service Of Indiana, assistant gen.
eral manager, took c. S. Russell,
CurtisS engineer, who will supervise
construction of the Curtiss hangar,
to Louisville Wednesday in a Curtiss
Robin mOnoplane. Cox returned
Wednesday evening, leaving Russell
at louisville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
DRY ATTORNEY CHOSEN
Alfred Page, Missouri. Appointed

Alfred Page, Missouri, Appointed
Special Assistant Prosecutor.
BIZ Cnitcd Press
WASHINGTON, April 19-Ap-
pointment of Alfred Page, of
Springfield, Mo, as a special as
sistant to the encouragement, was
announced today by Attorney-Gen-
eral Mitchell.
Page is the fifth of eight special
assistants to be appointed for pro-
hibition work. Funds for these posi-
lions were voted by congress in the
last deficiency bill which appropri-
ated $2,7O0,OOO for added prohibition
enforcement by the treasury and
Justice departments.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
Airport Building Moved

An old frame residence at the
Mars Hill airport, which was moved
to permit construction of the new
hangar of Curtiss Flying Service of
Indiana, is being located between the
operations Office and the south Ma
tional Guard hangar at the airport.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
TROLLEY FIRM
ADMITS CARMEN
ARE UNDERPAID
Unable to Increase Wage,
Is Defense; Workers Tell
of Conditions.

Indianapolis Street Railway Com
pany officials. through their attor-
ney David A. Watson, today admit
ted before the public service COM
mission that their employees are in
adequately paid.
The event was the hearing on ar
bitration of wage increase sought
by employee members of the local
union of the Amalgamated Street
Railway Employees.
When the hearing got under way.
Watson introduced the admission,
declaring that he sought to shorten
the time consumed in hearing.
Suspicious of Move
Attorney Frank Baker, represent
ing the union, declared that he be-
lieved the admission was designed
to thwart damaging evidence" in
regard to poor living conditions due
to lack of money.
Commissioner Howell Ellis, who
presided. permitted Baker to intro
duce affidavits in regard to these
conditions. These we're made be
fore the 4-cent-and-hOur increase
was granted by company officials
while the arbitration petition was
pending and they sought to delay
| hearing for a year because OF it.
This move was checkmated by a
commission ruling.
Unable to Pay More
Watson contended that the COM
pany's present inability to pay was
the only reason for not granting
further increase.
Asa Smith, also a union attorney,
said that, if permitted, they will
introduce evidence from company
financial statements showing that
further increase is possible.
Among the affidaYitS was one OF
Ben McGillert, 1895 West New York
street. car man with the company
for ten years He said that until
recently he worked seven days a
week, twelve hours on week days
and fourteen hours on Sunday, and
/ received S36 a week. Recently the
hours have been shortened to ten
ana one-half.
rs Carmen at Hearing
He had to borrow money when
his wife or child was i'll and had
not even been to a movie in five
years, the affidavit stated.
Witnesses were introduced. There
we're about seventy-five carmen
present, most of them in uniform.
George G. Remy, conductor, with
eighteen years service with the
company in various posts up to SUI
pervisor and secretary of the pen
sion board, testified that in March
he was collecting dues for the union
at his car barn and was laid off
for several days in April.
Under cross examination by Wat
son he admitted a rule infraction
talking to the motorman at the
end of the line) was the cause of
his lay-off.
The quiz continued this after
noon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
Death Notices

JENNIE C.-wife Of william T.
Blythe, died at their home 220l N.
neral at residence Saturday, at $50 a. m.
IS. Peter and Paul Cathedral at 10
O'Clock. Friends invited Burial NeS.
Orleans. La.
husband of Mrs Herretta A. Lichtenberg.
father OF Hilda and Edward Lichtenoerg
brother OF Charles OF Los Angeles, Cal:
Henry and Christian Llchtenberg, Mrs,
Anna Haibe and Mrs Christina Hart
man. passed away Thursday. April l8 at
7:45 a. m; age Sc years Friends may
call at residence 1921 Park Ave, FRI
day. from D. m. until 10 p. N. Flu
neral at residence Saturday. April 20 at
$50 a. m. Services St Joan of Arc
church at a. n. Funeral and burial
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
Legal Notices
aucr1nN SALE

AUCTION SALE
Stock Of mems furnishings and fixtures.
About 81 100000 worth TO be sold as an
entirety bv Trustee Saturday morning. 9
O'Clock at Plaza Loan Company, 234 In
diana Avenue. Good opportunity to run
'' RILEY 3. FULLEN. Trustee,
s02 Meyer-KiSer Bank Bldg,
Indianapolis, Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
TRUCK DRIVER HELD
Faces Improper Driving After Crash
With Auto.

Albert Shrader, 81, OF 207 Trans
portation building, was arrested on
an improper driving charge today by
police after the truck he was driv-
ing crashed into an auto driven by
Charles Richey, GA South New
Jersey street, at East New York and
Parker streets. No one was injured.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
PICK BANKERS RECEIVER
Carl c. Harrison Named to Salvage
Affairs of Herman Stewart.

Carl G. Harrison, Greensburg
(IndD banker, today was named
trustee by creditors Of Herman A.
Stewart, bankrupt, former cashier
of the Citizens National Bank,
Hope, Ind, at creditors meeting
before Carl Wilde, federal bank
ruptcy referee.
Stewart, who faces federal charges
in connection with closing of the
bank, listed S166,511 total liabilities
and S75,576 assets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
In Men1oriom Notices

IN MEMORIAM-Sherard In loving re-
membrance Of my dear mother. who
passed away one year ago April H.
1928 Days Of sadness still come over me.
tears IN silence Oftime flow memory
keeps YOU ever near me, tho you died
one year ago. Gone but not forgotten.
Her loving daughter, Mrs. Minnie Wat
kinS and family
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SEEKS DEATH CAUSE
Coroner Continues Probe of Body
in Gas Filled Room.

DH CHibCU fFtSS
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 10
No verdict has yet been reached by
Coroner E. e. Hoffa and his Jury
regarding cause of the death of
Howard Shores, Pennsylvania rail-
road fireman, whose body was found
in a gas filled room at his home
Hoffa explains that a preliminary
investigation had not satisfied him
as to the cause of death.
The investigation will continue
due to the fact that bruises on the
body indicate that Shores might
have been attacked and the gas
turned on to make the case look
like suicide. Shores pay checks was
missing when his body was dis
covered.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
Major to FIY Here

Major Cone landed at the Mars
Hill airport Wednesday flying a
Commandaire biplane from the fac
tory. Little Rock, Ark. He will be
here several days demonstrating the
plane.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
In the Air"

Weather conditions at $50 a. m
at indianapolis airport: Northeast
wind. twelve miles an hour: tenn
perature. 81; barometric pressure
30.15 at sea level; ceiling overcast
unlimited; visibility, six miles; field
good.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19

Mrs. Eta z. York today sued the
Miller Rubber Company for $25 900
for injuries received March % when,
it is alleged, the car in which she
and her husband were riding was
struck by one Of the company's
trucks at Johnson and Washington
streets
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
Two Make First Solos

Robert Curry, 1860 Edgmont street.
and Robert Brooks, R. r. B, Box
316P. Curtiss Flying Service Of In
diana students, took their first solo
fights today at The Mars Hill air.
port.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
PAY CUT: MINERS QUIT
Three Hundred and Fifty Walk Out
Following Wage Slash

MONONGAHELA, Pa, April 10
Three hundred and fifty miners at
the Gallatin mine of the Pittsburgh
Coal Company quit work today as a
result OF a wage reduction Thursday
by the company.
Mine officials said that the idle
ness was due to a decision to
abandon the mine. However, miners
said they quit work because OF the
low scale offered them.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
The CITY
i'm Brief

Evangelist F. p. Bosworth and the
Tindley Gospel Jubilee Singers of
Philadelphia will conduct a special
service at Cadle tabernacle Satur-
day night. Mr.. Bosworth and his
party are. holding special services
at Anderson, Ind.
Merchandise, believed stolen,
found under the front porch Of a va
cant house at 2615 Ashland avenue,
Thursday night, was being held at
police station today for identiflca-
ton. w. S. Staley, 2617 Ashland
avenue, discovered the robbers cache
while cleaning the premises.
Fire in storage shed in rear of
545 Massachusetts avenue caused
500 damage Thursday night and
held up traffic on Massachusetts
avenue half an hour.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted to have Municipal Judge
Thomas f. Garvin, a Democrat,
speak at the April % meeting Of
the Irvington Republican Club. Will
liam A. Hough, chairman of the
state tax board, will speak April %.
A comedy, "ErstwhiIe Susan" will
be given by the Dramatic Club OF
Indiana Central college tonight in
the Kephart Memorial auditorium
at 8. Miss Anna Dale has the title
role.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
Help Wanted Male

Ex-cRID MOLDERs AND HELPERS
Between the ages of rs and 40.
employment; good wages guaran-
teed. Must be ready to leave Sunday
night. apply PRIEST O-LITE STOR-
AGE BATTERY CORPORATION.
Speedway, Ind.