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The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04
REPORTS STORM NEAR
 CORONATION ISLAND

KETCHIkAM Sept. 29th. [P- Reports from Coronation Island via the government lighthouse radio said that five trolling boats sank. five Were stranded and one missing in severe southwest storm which ragged over the entire southern section of Alaska yester- day. It was undermined whether there was any loss of life, A re- port was made by the troller Mag nus Nostron to the effect, that the island offers slight protection to the mosquito fleet. which started it's fall fishing a few days ago.
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04
FlMOI S ALASKA
 EDITOR Is DEAD

JUNEAU. sept. 70, tPl- E J, CStrollerD White, aged "A, publish CT of Stroller's Weekly for d num- Der of years here. died today, He leaves widow, son and daugh ter. He went to Dawson during the gold, rush days from the out side. where he was a former news paper man.
 When not in business for him self Mir. White was a column writer for other papers and was considered by the press to be one of the best all around newspaper men in the Territory. He display ed a keen and patriotic interest in public affairs and his death is a distinct loss to the North.
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04
MONDAY
DEVELOPS INTO PAYING MINE.

SEWARDD, Sept as, tP)-From a prospect into a producing mine on a paying basis within the last five years, is the story of Babcock and Downey, who are here from their claim in the Nukabay quartz fields, sixty miles southwest of Seward, bringing a cleanup with them making the previous returns from the same property look like a bag of peanuts. The exact fig ure was not disclosed but they are known to bring in from three to five thousand dollars twice yearly for the past five years.
 They have on their property a fifteen ton Denver quartz mill. which they only operated for d short time. owing to other devel- opment work pressing. They will add larger capacity mill this fall. Nuckabay is under close observa- tion by the U. s. Geological engi- neers.
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04
BIG STORM ON LAKE. MICHIGAN

MUSKEGON, Wis, Sept. 2. iP, The waters of Lake Michigan were whipped into a fury by a 40 mile gale yesterday which took the lives of at least five persons. Five members of the crew of the barge Sandon were caught in the gale when less than two miles from safety. Other vessels to go down were the schooner, Our Son." two unknown boats while a third was left to it's fate.
 The "Our Son" foundered of Ludington and the crew of seven was removed by the freighter Wm. Nelson.
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04
AMERICAN GUNBOAT
 Is FIRED UPON

SHANGHAI. Sept. 27, (P)-Two American gunboats fought their way through a barrage of artillery fire laid down by Chinese reds along the middle Yangtse river last night. Each boat silenced heavy attacks and escaped un- harmed. The boat Guam fought the artillery duel along the shore about ninety miles above Hankow The Guam opened up her three inch guns and then brought the other guns into play, particularly the machine guns. The attack stopped on the other boat few miles above Kiukiang. She speed ed up her engines and rushed to safety.
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04
BROMLEY PREPARING
 FOR ANOTHER FLIGHT

TOKYO, Sept. %. (P)-Bromley and Gatty flew their plane from Shamshilo to Tachikawa airport near here. They announced that they were preparing another at tempt to fly across the Pacific. weather permitting, in the middle of October. The plane will be thoroughly overhauled, and | new exhaust and other parts will be installed, the defect in which caus ed them to turn back on Septem- Der 18th, after turning back 1900 miles eastward to study weather conditions.
 They have studied weather his tory over the North Pacific to de- termine whether they could make
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04
ARRIVES
 WITH PASSENGERS

The motorship Donaldson of the Arctic Transport Company, Capt. H. Peterson in command, arrived at Nome this morning from kotze- bue. The genial captain who has made host of friends for him. self as we'll as the company this sommer among patrons between St. Michael and kot2ebue, states they had very stormy voyage. but that the plucky little vesse. with it's gallant crew, acted nicely in the rough weather Following are the passengers arriving from northern ports;
 Kotzebue-Susie Lockhardt.
 Keewalik-Arthur Brinkle.
 Deering-Jack Rencks,
 Tin City-M. A. Domingoes and Josephine kaiya.
 The vessel is leaving again this afternoon for St. Michael and way ports, and expects to return here in time to start on her next north ern trip to kotzebue Wednesday.
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04
BOUND OVER TO GRAND JURY

FAIRBANKS, Sept. %, lP,- As a resul, of an inquest held ln Ruby. Jack Treisage was bound over to the grand jury charged with mur2ering Mrs. Big Joe, q native woman She died Wednes- day night of injuries alleged to be inflicted by Treisage with an ron clamp and a poker.
 Following the inquest, asSis' ant prosecutor Collins and pr. Suther- land flew to Panama to invesci- gate the mysterious deaths of Wm. Warren and Leo Blistine.
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04
ONE DROWNED NEAR
 CORONATION ISLAND

KETCHIKAN. Sept. 30th, (P)- One person was drowned and ten salmon trolling boats sunk at Cor onation Island in a fierce gale that swept this region Friday. It was the worst disaster to the troll ing feet in years. Rudolf Burn
 ketchikan, was carried down in one of the boats that foundered It is believed that he was trapped in the cabin of the boat Two ships left here today to join the Cutter Cygan in an attempt to raise the fishing boats which sank in verE shallow water Dozens of boats sought refuge at Rats Harbor, where the operators took to the small boats when their anchors dragged. The more pow erful boats picked up the surviv- ors. who were taken to Port Alex ander. The total loss is estimated at S20,O00 dollars,
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04
SHOT BY FOUR POLICEMEN.

SEATTLE, Sept 27, (P)--Mort- ally wounded in a pistol battle with four policemen, Harlod Martin, a negro. died in the city hospital last night a few minutes after he was shot. The police went to Martin s home to question him after receiv- ing report that he entered the home of a white couple living near by and attempted to force his at tentions upon the woman. Martin opened fire On the police who promptly retalated. The couple identified Martin as the man.
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04
ALASKA MISSIONARY
 ARRIVES AT PORTLAND

Portland, Sept. 27th, (P)-Mrs. Matilda Atkinson Minthorn, an aunt of President Hoover, returned ary work in Alaska, to visit friends here. She will speak at the Peid- mont Friends church. She is the widow of Dr. Herbert Minthorn, physician. When Hoover went to Alaska with the late President Hard ing, he visited Mrs. Minthorn at her post.
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04
FORMER AMBASSADOR
 CRITICALLY ILL

PARIS, Sept. 29th, CP,- Hugh Wallace. ambassador to France during the later part of the Wilson administration.is critically ill at hls home in Paris of bronchitis His American home is at Tacoma. He developed bronchitis during trip to Riviera. This was complicated by heart trouble and he returned to Paris.
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04

another start, and if conditions are deemed favorable. they will fly back to Shamshilo for the take of and fly a more southerly route than before in order to avoid he possible formation of ice caused by Arctic winds
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04
WORLDS SERIES TOMORROW

S. LOUIS, Sept. 29 tP,- The Cardinals the national champions. led manager Gaeby through the streets. He took the train for Philadelphia. where the first game of the worlds series against Con nie Mack athletics. will be play ed Wednesday.
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04
SLIGHT QUAKE FELT

SEWARD. Sept 9, LP,A ~a-a' earthquake shock was felt S~nis' night at five mtn8tes pas e-.- l. was of fifteen seconds dura @
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04
COMPTROLLER ISSUES CALL

WASHINGTON, Sept %. t2- The Comptroller of Currene> t- sued call on all National bank for the condition of their busne, al the close of banking hou- ol Wednesday. September 24th.
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04

the victim of foul play. The evil dence at the scene indicates that there was a violent struggle. A large quantity of liquor was found near by. Deputy marshal Wise man has begun an investigation.
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04
RELIEVED VICTIM
 OF FOUL PLAY

AKIAK, Sept. 27, P)-Peter l.. Williams. trader, died on a duck hunting trip. Two Indian hunters believe him to have been
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04
AIRPLANE NOTES

The Catholic Mission plane left Nome today for Korzehue with Father P. I. Delon, Brother George Felte5. pilot and R2lph Wien as co-pilot The plane will stop at Pilgrim Springs on is return trip to Nome where Father DeIon will spend a few days. The plane will return to Nome and then take off for Teller Mission with Father H A. Post who is making d business trip to Teller in connection with the missions business. The plane will then return to Nome with Fr. Post and then go to the Springs to bring back Fr. Delon
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04

Pilot Bill Graham is expected to hop off for Candle and Deering to- morrow morning. with the No. , NAT plane.
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04

Pilot Vie Ross who left Nome Friday for Anchorage with Mrs. Charlotte Potter. was forced back to McGrath by snow storms. He was expected to hop to Fairbanks today weather permitting.
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04
TUESDAY ttELEGR apHic
.AIRPLANE NOTES

Pilot Bill Graham with the NAT plane No. ,, hopped off from Nome today for Deering, Candle and Kotzebue with mail and the follow ing passengers: Mrs. R. B. Jul ian for Elephant Point. Arthur Wright for Deering and Chief Dep uty A. o. Brown for Kotzebue.
 The two latter are round trip pers. The plane also carried a quantity of fresh fruits to north ern camps.
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04

The Catholic Mission plane which left Nome yesterday enroute for Kotzebue, landed at the Pilgrim Springs Mission yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1930-10-04

Two Alaskan Airways planes are expected to arrive here from Fairbanks daily.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-20
DINGLEY FUNERAL
SERVICES ARE HELD
Economist and Author of Many
Tariff Articles Was Son of
Member of Congress.

Funeral services for Edward Nelson
Dingley, economist and writer of maya
zine articles on economic history and
tariff, who died at his home, 37l5 Liv-
ingston street, Chevy Chase, Tuesday,
were being conducted in the w. w.
Chambers funeral parlors, Fourteenth
and Chaplin streets, this afternoon. In
terment was to be in Fort Lincoln Gem
etery.
Mr.. Dingley, who was 81 years old,
was the son Of Nelson Dingley, IT., au-
thor Of the Dingley tariff act. He for
merly was a member of the Michigan
State Legislature and was at one time
a candidate for Congress. He was for
a number Of years publisher and edi-
tor Of q newspaper in Kalamazoo,
Mich, and in 1918-19 was assistant to
the editor of the New York Herald.
In later years Mr.. Dingley had writ
ten a number of articles for the Re-
publican national committee, in addi-
ton to magazine articles.