davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
VEL'KE PoBURENIE v RA-
lDOCH SLOW. LEGIONARSTVA.

q kratkych novinarskych zprav
slovenske legionarstvo sa dove
delo, re krajinsky nrad vec kino-
licencie Banskej Bystrici, kto-
rel majitePmi dosial' boil: legio-
mar Jan Cajak telocvicna jed
nota Sokol" v Banskej Bystrici,
rozhodol len prospech Sokola a.
ko majitel'a a miestnosti kina a o.
doprel vybavit' ziadost' j. Gaia
ka tax, ako to bolo dosial'. Slo-
venske legionarstvo, ktore do
sial' nepodniklo -nijakych vyznam
nych krokov, hodla sa teraz odvo-
lat na patriene t1rady napra-
Wit krivdu, ktora sa stala stare
mu bojovnikovi "a svobodu VIA
sti. Keby sa nedosiahlo i po tych-
to krokoch napravy, hodla ere
vidovat' svoj pomer k c. o. S. a
celll vec predniest verejnosti.
Slovenske legionarstvo je toho
nazoru, ze ciel 'om narodnych d
telocvicnych spolkov ma Sloven-
sku je sirenie kultury a telovy-
chovy a ME zlskavanie vynosnych
a obchodnych podnikov, to tym
giacej, re telocvicna jednota $50
skoF' Banskej Bystrici ma uz
diva vynosne podniky, a to: par
ny a letny kupel' Banskej BY
strict. Podobny pripad sd pripra-
vuje okrem inych SO strany $50
kola vo Vel'kej Bytei proti vdo-
We zasluzileho narodneho pracov-
nika, byvaleho verejneho notara
v Pittsburghu, Alberta j. Kra-
ika. ...... ......-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
KoN zABIL GAZDU

z Michaloviec (Zempl.) ozna-
mujd, ze ma poll pri Pozdisov-
siach udal So tragicky pripad.
Tamojsi gazda Michal Juzef oral
80 svojimi kopami. Neskorsie ma
Hi no l'udia lezat' ma poll bez-
vedomi. Bolo zistene, ze Dol kop-
nuty jednym z konoy do hlavy
.ak prudko, ze mu bola prebita
lebecpA kost'. Gazda boil sice
hned odvezeny do michaloyskej
nemocnice, ale vsetka pomoc bola
az marna. lcbo coskoro zast,hla
no smrt'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
GENERALOVI GAJDOVI WA.
Ii POSLANECKY MANDAT.

Casopisy uverejnuju zpravu, re
najvyssl sud Brne potvrdil roz-
sudok mad generalom Gajdom V
takzvanej sazavskej afere, pri
ktorej posi-. general Gajda bol
odsideny ma diva mesiace do Ia
lara. Najvyssl sud na odvolanie
sd statneho zastupcu vyslovil i
ztratu volebneho prava do obcl,
co vlastne znamena j to, ze gene
raj Gajda ztraca i poslanecky
mandat. Noviny oznamujn, re roz
sudkom najvyssieho sndu gene
raj Gajda Dol pozbaveny al svo-
jej penzie.
Politicky boj okolo generala
Gajdu sa teda skoncil jeho ilpl-
nou porazkou. Ina je otazka, q
general Gajda prehral ci jehQ
odporcovia vyhrali j pred veIej-
most 'ou. Podl'a zvesti z Prahy, to-
to naciste odstavenie generala
Gajdu a sposob, akym sd to ro-
bf, vyvolava Prahe opacny w
sledok, nez 81 to priah jeho od-
4 Is.
porcovia. " Prahe ma sa vec to-
tiz tax, ze mnoho volicoy praye
preto chce hlasoyat' ma Ligu, ze
Gajdoyi wall mandat a ze soeia-
listicka tlac nesetriac ami citmi
l'udskosti, pise . nom posmesne
ako Q nejakom pajacovi tula-
,kovi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16

81. a %. novembna v Turc. Sv.
MARITIME. Zavodov sa zlcastnia
najlepsie sloyenske ochotnicke
krdzky a krdzky, ktore boly od-
menene ma oblastnych zavodoch
v Banskej Bystrici, Presove IT.
nave. Sine zvedavi, nakolko po-
krocily divadelne kr1zky nam
zname 2 minuleho roku, kedy "a
vody maly vel'mi slusnd 1roven.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
PoBILI sA v KosToLE.

V grecko-katolickom kostole v
Kuzmiciach pri Trebisove doslo
pri rannej omsi k nepeknemu Wy
javu. Tamojsi kantor Seman, kto-
ry pri bohosluzbach spieva na
ch6re, povadil sd v kostole OBJ
canon Vazkom. z hadky, ktora
vraj povstala k voli istej zene,
vznikla ruvacka, pri ktorej na
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
vIANocE v sTARoM KRAFT.

Ked sa blizia Vianoce, pricho.
di yam ma UNI, ze sa uz davno
sberate do kraja stravit' tietc
vel'ke sviatky medzi svojimi mi.
lymi. Oni vas tam tnzbou oca.
kavajn.
Pre- tych, ktori zamysPaj1 pre-
zit' vianocne sviatky medzi svo
jimi v starom kraji, Hamburg.
American Line priprayila dive
vypravy pod osobnym vedenim
Motorova lod "St. Louis" od
PLAYA z New Yorku dna 8. de.
cembra, "a ktorou odplava parnik
"Deutschland'' New Yorku dina
10. decembra.
V turistickom oddeleni v tre-
tel triede su jedalne, verandovt
kaviarne, spolocenske dvorany,
fajciarne = vSetko prljemne "a
riadene. Kabiny su vel'ke opa-
irene S tekutou vodou. Stroke
postele su vel mi pohodlne k Wy
pocinutiu.
Orchestra hrava kazdy den
koncertne skladby tanecne XII
sky. A ukazovane sn vecerom
pekne pohyblive obrazky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
sLOVENSKE NARODNE DIVA
DLO DO KOSIC.

Pripravy pre- zahajenie sezony
pohostinnych hier Slovenskeho
eNarodneho divadla v Kosiciach
su V plnom prtlde. Sezona zatne
sa V kosiciach II. oktobra cyklu-
som cinohernych divadelnych
predstavenf, po ktorych absolvo-
vani vysle Slovenske Mar. diva
dlo do Kosic svoju spevohru a
napokon tiez operetu. Ma poho-
slime hry Sloy. Mar. diyadla bu-
dn vydane predplatne bloky 30
p5 hrach, a to bloky kombinova-
ne ma celu sezonu a ma yyber ci-
nohernych, opernych a operet-
nych predstavenl. Slovenske Ma
rodne divadlo ST. tiez pine zasln-
ii, ably malo v Kosiciach pred
platne co najvacsie, pretoze jeho
s1bor cinoherny a spevoherny je
spstaveny skutocne prvotriedne a
kritika uznaya umelecke vlkpny
Slovcnskeho Narodneho divadla,
to nielen Bratislave, ale-aj nd
pohostinnom zajazde vo Niedni
-. 49, -. !. - q
kde vsetka seriozna tlac kyituje
,1cinkovanie Slovensk6ho Narod
neho divadla 50 zaslnzeneu po.
chvalou q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
% RAN NozoM v TELE.

Y Dobsine Dol 20 za,lu zaker-
ne napadnuty Pavel Benedik. Do
pichany dotiahol sa na cestu, kde
Dol okolo iddcimi najdeny. Bane-
dix ktorg je Y Dobsine mlyna
rom, ma ma tele % bodnych ran
nozon. Bol dodany do nenaoeni-
ce 4 po ttoenikoyi cetnlci horliye
patrajd |
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
KoNcERT SLOW. UCITEL 'ov

Spevacky sbor slovenskych II
.eitel'o z prllczitosti odhalenia
ponnika Svetozarovi Hurbanovi
Vajanskemu a q prflezitosti TO-
roeneho yyroeia zalozenia sboru,
asporiada y Turf. Sv. MARITIME \
Soks sloyni dina 2S sept. koncert.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
is. OKTOBRA 1891

kazdej strane padlo niekolko "a
dch. Doslo to tax d'aleko, ze O.
msa musela byt' prerusena a len
pc chvili V nej mohlo byt' po-
kradovans. Pripad bude mat sid
nu dohru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
70 starei vIasti
(Zpravy z Krajovych novin.)
RoK NEURoDY.
STRANA T..

V tychto dnoch uverejnuje Sta.
thy statisticky nrad predbezny
odhad tonorocnej zatvy hlavnycl
druhov obilia "a tento rok. z dat
je patrne, re tohoroena uroda i
mas bola vel mi slaba, ako tici
znely zpravy stave urody este
predtym, ako bolo mono ieh Il.
radne overit'. Pri tom vSak tentc
stav nema najmensieho ylivu Ia
ceny obilia, ktore s malymi vyninl
hami drzl sd na svetovych trhocl
stale vel'mi nizko, take zemedel'
skej krizi nebolo nejakym Sp6so,
bonn I'll 'ahcen6, naopak, V niekto-
rych kra Joch Situacia sa este zhor
sila, lebo Iroda nestaci ami na O.
sev pre- budnci rok. Najma bolo
postihnute Slovensko, kde zatva
po hektare je len malo lepSia
ako polovicka zatvy lanskei. Po-
dobny STAY je na Podk. Rusi
vePmi neuteseny na Morave a po-
merne najlepsi Cechach.
Niekolko dat osvetll nam maj
lepsie situaciu. Priemerna uroda
psenice po hektaroch robila ' ce-
lei republike V lani TIA metr.
centov, tohoto roku len II metr
centov, ozimn6ho zita lani IL
IN. centov, tohoto roku 1913 IN.
centov, jarn6ho iacme1a V LAM
lS.1 m centoy, tohoto roku 139
IN. centov, oysa vlani 15.9, tohoto
roku IA m. centov.
u mas ma Sloyensku boia toho-
rocna neilroda este horsia. Ma
Slovensku vynos psenice po HEX
taroch robil tohoto roku len 10
metr. centov proti 1879 metr GEN.
tom V lani, na Podk. Rusi tohoto
roku 6.S IN. c., proti 11,6 N. G.
vlani, na Morave 15.9 IN. c., prot
POS m. c. V Cechach 1876 prot
20.9 IN. centom V lani. Ma Slo-
yensku a Podk. Rusi 1bytok w
nosu robi tedy vySe 10 percent.
ma Morave asi % percent, Ce
ehach okruhle 10 percent. Po-
kial' ide 0 Tito, robil vynoS pC
hektare ma Podk. Rusi 81 prot
lis m. centom V lani, IA Sloven-
sku S.3 proti 131 metr. centom
v lani, na Morave 12.9 proti Is
lani a V Cechach 14.5 proti 1875
centom lani. klesol
tedy vynos zita na Podk. Rusi
ma Slovensku 800 percent,
ma Morave okruhle 0 tretinu a V
temer 0 stvrtinu. Vynos
jacmena klesol V Cechach 0 ME
GO Wac ako 10 percent, ma Mo-
rave asi - percent, ma Slo-
temer tretinu, na Podk.
Rusi Il tohoto druhu obiIia ilroda
bola len nepatrne slabSia, treba
81 ale uvedomit', ze V tejto zemi
osev jacmena je nevel Ky. Pomer-
ne nailepSia bola ilroda oysa, az
j tento druh obilia vykazule na
Slovensku tretinu mensi vylfos.
Ma Podk. Rusi, V Cechach, ia
Morave a V Sliezsku asi 0 10 per-
cent. Celkova uroda tohoto roku
a lan vykazuje tieto data:
1890 1881
=, ,aiIinpnch n,atp cont
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16

Il tychto dat mono najlepsie
yidiet' nzitok, ktory nastal obi
Ii pre- nasu potrebu. Kdezto V mi
nulych rokoch boil SINE zitom "a
sobeni natol ko, ze sme mohli j
vyvazat', tohoto roku budeme nd-
teni znacne kvantum doviezt ).
Hoyori sa o $4,000 vagonoch, cili
asi o 5 milionoch metr. centoch.
Psenicu dovazame kazdorocne, le-
bo zrnu alebo v nuke, ale pre-
budlci rok bude nutny asi dovoz
znacne zvyseny. Odhady nutn6ho
dovozu kollsu tn medzi 80 co.
600 vagonov. Slaba tohorocna Il
roda ma uz ma dovozy vliy, lebo
" mesiaci auguste Jayil sa zvyse-
ny dovoz naJma zita. Doviezli sme
y augllste 126, ,175 metr. centov
zita, zatiap 20 Y auguste lanske-
ho roku len 1850 metr. centov.
Psenice doviezli sme auguste
ABS, ,O20 M. centov, Co je D 129, ,:s36;4
Tietr, eentov Wac, ako lani. @.
krenl toho doviezli SINE II ,436 u
esntor milky, profi S6,5I2 4 lani
N izSi n sioyoz mix ] IL syetIens
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
DIVADELNE ZAVODY Y T.
SV. MARITIME.

Tohorocne divadelne zavody
ustredia slovenskych ochotni-
ckych dlvadiel bud1 v dnoch 20,
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24

Ted Lowe. President of the Pac- fife International Airways of Alas ka. accompanied by his wife and pilot Joe Burroughs. arrived in Fair banks last week from Telegraph Creek, B. C.. via Dawson. in a Fleets.er. S-place cabin monoplane.
 They were scheduled to fly to the Anchorage base of that com pany. presided over by Chief pill ot Frank Dorbandt. and then re- turn to Fairbanks. They plan to dy from Fairbanks to Nome, and are expected here about the first Of next week.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24
TELLS OF OTHER DAYS

BERKELEY. Calif.. Jan. 21. (P) IN. W. Chaney. curator at the University of California and over seer of it's paleobotanical collection said that wood cones which left their impression on the California redwood trees were found on St. Lawrence Island in Bering Sea. He said that this was evidence there had been a bridge of land connecting the continents, as the sequoa seeds which formed the cones, will not float.
 His statement was made after he had studied the speciments brought down aboard the cutter Northland by Henry B. Collins Jr. of the Smithsonian.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24
BISHOP TO THE FRONT

WASHlHGTON. Jan. 21. (Pj Bishop James CaunCn Jr. faces aa investigation by the Sye Committee for his anti-Smith activities in Virginia and other southern stat es in 1928, and also by commit tee of Elders cf the Methodist Episcopal Churches ot the south.
 Nye attempted to question the Bishop before on his activities but the Bishop successfully dened tho probe. The Elders will meet here to attempt to determine whether Cannon can be held for trial before general conference The charges the church named against him were not made public but it ls understood they include political. stockmsrket and other actiYities
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24
OFFICIAL RETURNS

JUNEAU, Jan. 21, tP)-With on- ly one precinct missing In the Sec ond Division, Alfred Lomen rep ublican. was elected to the Terri torial Senate. The Territorial can wasting board composed of Gov ernor Parks and Collector Mcbride completed work on the official count today giving Lomen 395 and And erson 365, Unofficial from Coun- ell gave Lomen fourteen votes and Anderson eleven. Lomen and his wife are now aboard the Alameda enroute here from Seward
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24
EXPLAINS AMENDMENT

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20, P-- Senator Howell. author of the amendment to the Interior Depart ment Appropriation Bill. providing for two hundred and fifty thousand dollars to develop the tonnage of the Alaska Railroad, explained to- day that the chief purpose Of the fund Is to determine and extend the anthracite deposits along the Matanuska branch. Deposits of an thracite are reported for from fit cen to twenty miles along the branch. The money would be us- ed to drill and determine the ex- tent of the deposits which seem to offer the best opportunity to dev- elcp the tonnage. He said that none of the money would be used to help any particular projects such as priyte enterprises. The language of the amendment read; "To be used to investigate miner al and other resources available which affect tonnage"
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24
ATTEMPTS POSTPONE VOTE

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20. (P- Reed of Pennsylvania. moved today in the Senate. to postpone until February 9th. consideration of the twenty-five million dollars Feder- al Aid bill for the American Red Cross Relief. He urged the post pouement to give the Red Cross an opportunity to complete their private subscriptions The move was in line with Hoover's announce ment of appointing Coolidge and Smith to lead the drive in an at tempt to bolster the campaign.
 Robinson of Arkansas said he was prepared to press for an i'm mediate vote.
 Reeds proposal to postpone the consideration of the bill was over ruled on point of order by Vice President Curtis, as the Senate had agreed to vote today.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24
SPEAKS MIND ON BUSINESS

CHICAGO. Jan. 21. {R-James Farrel. President of the United Stat es Steel Corporation. said today that the country is swinging back to normal again. in his address here.
 He said the peak of depression was passed thirty days ago. and that the time had come for great CT enterprises in trade. and for a loosening of business conditions.
 We are quite capable of doing more than was done in 1930." he said. and advised against the re duction Of wages saying that it would reduce the purchasing power of the earners. and restrict con sumption.
 Farrel bitterly condemned the countries, attempting to flood the United States with farm produce, when this country has enough sup plies of it's own. He said that the foreign fighting going On against the tariff was useless, and they might just as well go ahead and strive for a market where there is no surplus,
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24
ISSUES STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. (R- The Red Cross Central Committee issued a statement late today say ing they desired to remain pure ly volunteer organization, shortly after the Senate had voted fifty six to twenty-seven approving the Democratic measure appropriating twenty-five million dollars for Red Cross Drought Relief. as an amend ment to the Interior Departments supply bill. Hoover had opposed favoring private donations. Red Cross officials said the measure hampers their attempt to raise a ten million dollars fund from pri- vata donations.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24
RADICALS IN TURKEY

ISTANBUL, Turkey. Jan. IT. tRj The death penalty was asked for forty-one out Of two hundred and fourteen, of various religions and uationalities, including four women
 This was asked for their march on Angora and the decspitation of all republican officials there. who allowed their wives to go about unveiled.
 The radicals who carried ont their mad scheme of attempting to force Turkey back to the old way. also wished to invite the nations of the worit to adopt the Moslem religion.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24
MANY RUMORs UNFOUNDED

WASHINGTON Jan. 17. R- Reports that Mellon had submitted hds resignation were denied at the White House today. Other rum ors also denied were that Daw- es would become the Republican National Chairman and that Sec retary of the Navy Adams would succeed him at London. The re- port concerning Mellon is said to have been an outcrop of the pre- vious rumor in 1929 which was also denied. Another report also denied was that Ray Benjamin. a California lawyer, would succeed George Akerson as Hoover's sec retary.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24
N. S. NORTHLAND PROCEEDING

SEATTLE, Jan. 16. tP-Ths Northland Transportat tion Co. learn cd this morning that their vessel. the Nj. S. Northland, was redoated on Salmon River flats In British Columbia by bhe Salvage tug King" Her bow which was con- siderably damaged was repaired and the Northland is now proceed ing under her own power. Her thirty passengers are SOW at Alert Hay and will be picked up some time today by the Admiral Farra- gut.
 The Northland has been ordered to southeastern Alaska ports and will carr. a load back to Seaetle. where she will probably be dry docked upon her return.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24
POLICE, TEAR OFF LID IN CHIOAGO-WHOOPIE!

CHICAGO. Jan. 1s. (P,-Police today tore the lid of of a Yeritable Pardoras box of crime secrets. whic b sent sudden Quiverings through the celebrated underworld here. and in to the hearts of purported public allies.
 Detectives swooped down last night on the Rex Hotel where the Capone gang has been operating from for the past year. in their dealing with liquor. gambling. and crime movements. They were seen to emerge with two safes full of records. which the authorities de scribed as astounding.
 Assistant United States Attorney Charles Mueller said that the re- cords cast the shadow of suspicion into every branch of the govern ment in Cook County, and even in- to Congress
 Officials said the records show illicit dealings between Capone gangsters, and policemen. politicians. and public officials, including what they described as names we don't even dare talk about yet"
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24
APPOINTS COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON. Jan. ls. tP- President Hoover today appointed committee of fifty citizens head ed by Coolidge to sponsor the Red Gross Drive for ten million dollars for drought Relief. Alfred E. Smith was made .-icechairman.
 The president said: We are faced with q national emergency" He made DO mention or reference to Congress and the contemplated movement of appropriating twen ty-five million dollars for the Red Cross.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24
TO SURVEY FALLS
NLAGRA FALLS. Jan. 20. tA

NLAGRA FALLS. Jan. 20. tF- The Niagara State Reservation Com mission ordered an aerial survey of the American falls to determine the origin of the rock slide whic h changed the contour of the crest into miniature of the Canadian Horseshoe Falls. Officials of the United States Geological Survey. predicted the eventual disappear ance of the falls unless the ero- was stopped.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24
TALKIE PICTURE POSTPONED

F We regret that ''The Broad- : : way Melody will not be shown : : tonight as scheduled. We : : cannot properly exhibit an all : E taking picture at the present .$
 : time duo to the unsteady cur : : rent supply. We are sorry ! : to disappOint our patrons who . : have been anxious to see this ! : picture, but we believe 1t will [
 1. be much better to withhold !
 s showing until we can assure ! F satisfactory presentation. ! ' The theatre will open to- ! | morrow (Tuesday) night, with 1
 + "The Bellamy Triar'. It is ! : an exceptionally good picture ! ! and will have . musical ac- [ < compartment. '' . {
 + The Alaska Dream Theatre ' -
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24
REFUSES TO SELL

CORDOVA Jan. 21. (P-Phillip Lyuick. Jerry Cochran and Lou Cochran were decorated with gold medals for heroism with the high- est possible award in scouting. They received certificates of honor be- fore five hundred citizens here yes terday. The presentation was made by United States ommis5ioner kene Robinson. The boys rescued six helpless children in the icy waters of Lake Ekak. eighteen months ago.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24
IN MEXICO EARTHQUAKE

MEXICO CITY, Jan. Is. R- The total recorded dead in the earthquake which struck this coun- try Wednesday is now placed at one hundred and fourteen. It is reported that the town of Miahunt- Ian was totally destroyed. and 20 persons killed The old city of Oaxico is in ruins. Deaths and damage are also reported from numerous localities. including this city.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24

Pilot Robbins, Alaskan Airwa yH Fairchild plane. arrived from Fair banks about noon today. He car ried mali. express. and Mrs. Tom Roust and John Carlson as pass engers from that place. Enroute. he stopped last night at Nulato and this morning made short stop d. Unaiakleet
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24
AT AGUA CALIENTES

AGUA CALIENTE. Jan. 19. [P) John Golden of Connecticutt de- feated George von Elm in the eight cen hole golf playoT for the twen- ty-five thousand dollar prize in the tournament.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24

CORDOVA. Jan. 21, (P-,Ierry Cochran. owner Of the Glacier Is- land 'picke whale" at first sup posed to be d prehistoric creature, refused today the governments off- ig to be exhibited here next sum mer and then taken to the states. Whether the whale was a prehistor- ic animal was subject to long controversy. recently.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24
HERO s.tEl.1. .5EARCH MARRIED

VANCoUVEIl. Jan. 19, (P- Everett Wasson. hero aviator of the Burke search, waa married to Miss Florence Jones. Whitehorse hospital nurse. today st her home Tuesday for New York on their honeymoon, ria San Francisco.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-24
WEDNESDAY LG6RAPHIC:
AIRPI,ASE NEWS

Pilot Ross. NAT No. 5 plane. took ofY from Nome this morning for Shishmaref, with mail, express and A. F. Wright as a round trip passenger. He Is expected to return here tomorrow.
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Cnmmia9irn @ -&c pep hthitio7 .", r7--~' ~A .r'' rnm.'a but did not 4 present effort to amend |.
 He made no dire. .rfetargs = the facts that six Out vi ,1a eieY en commissioners asked for 2 --s- pea, or modification.
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TRAIN AND BOAT SCHEDULES
 RECEIVED

Trains. southbound, leave Fair banks. Dec. 15. 25. Jan. 5, IS, 26. Feb. 5. Leave Anchorage Dec. IS, 2e, Jan. s. 16, 77 Feb. s. Arrive Seward Dec, 1s, 26, Jan. 6, 16. s7. Feb. 6.
 Trains northbound, leave Seward Dec. IT. 27, Jan. 2, IT. 28. Feb. ' Leave Anchorage Dec. IF. 27. Jan uary 2. IT. 2S, Feb. '. Arrive Fairbanks, Dec. IS, 2S, Jan. 8. IS, 29. Feb. s
 Steamers. northbound. leave Seattle. Dec. 10. Dec. IT. 20. 31. Jan. 10, 14. 21, 31.
 Steamers southbound leave Sew ard Dec. 6, IT. 27, 3l, Jan. T, IT, 2S. Feb. 2.
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missioners Hoover will soon re- port to Congress On the matters handed to him in this commissions report.