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THE NOME NUGGET
( OBO. 8. MAYNARD. NUMw. >
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VOLUME S3. No. T6. NOME, ALASKA. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST I, 1931 _ Ptr C+py: lO erali.
LONGSHOREMEN WORKING TODAY
CANNERY TENDER OTSEGO GOES ON ROCKS
NINDENRERG ILL HITLER PUNS RE PRESIDENT
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LONGSHOREMEN SMILE
AT POLICE AS THEY
RETURNED TO WORK
LONGSHOREMEN RETURN TO
WORK: SMILING AT COPS
• By The Associated Pruii
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1, Smil
las and with friendly nods to
policemen, thousands of longshore
men and other maritime workers,
returned^ to their job*
Ail along the coast intense act*,
ivity marked the ending of the
strike, which has cost eight lives
.and more than two hundred rail
lion dollar* loan to busier**.
Thirty out of the forty-four
ship* In the port of Seattle are
now being worked. l»ay and
night schedule* will b„ worked
for an indefinite period,
Governor Mler of Oregon With
drew his national guardsmen, as
the worker** ot Chat it ST* re\nHtW
to the waterfronts, with *1* ves
sel* expected to sail from l*ort
land by tonight. Three meu were
arrested la Portland when police
undertook to give twenty-seven so
called strike breakers, safe con
duct through the picket lines, as
crowds gathered. The men were
arrested for attempting to incite
a riot In an effort to punish the
strike-breakers.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE DAILY
NUGGET fa.OO MONTH
BY OARIUER
91 MO MONTH BY MAIL
BELIEVES ARMED
RESISTANCE IS
CRUSHED AUSTRIA
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«UMVn OPPOSITION BKIjIKVRI*
CRUSHED AUSTRIA
(By The Associated Press)
VIENNA, Aug. 1, With the
armed opposition crdshed, the
government began a mopping up
campaign against Nazis inside and
ontstde the country.
i VIENNA, Aug. 1. Auhtrta of
ficially pointed an accusing linger
at Germany as the cause of the
blood which flowed from the Nasi
attempt to seise the Austrian gov
eminent last week.
The government further an
nounced that it had uuenrthel
plana laid tor another attempt of
the Austrian N»»l to overthrow
the government, nett week. The
plana were netted from the nhoes
of a man arreuted In connection
with laat week’* upriatng. ' They
were for civil wnr and annrehy.
The plana na yet ere only part
ially decoded, aatd Walter Adam,
propaganda chlaf, In a radio ad
drem before the new cabinet.
Todato the Aani "tu, govern
ment la t r.decided on von i'apeo
|for then n> w mlnUt >.■ fotn Merlin.
ASSASSINS AKK HANGUP
(By The Associated Press)
VIRNNA, Aug. I. Planetta and
Holawebe who were convicted of
taking part in the Putsch, In
which Dollfus wws slain, were
hanged three hours after convic
tion was made.
Holaweber said before he war
put to death. "I die for Germany;
hell Hitler." Planetta said oniv,
"Hell Hitler."
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BRITAIN TRT UNWBOUWCD
ABOUT IMPROVBKBNT
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»(By The Associated Press)
LONDON. Aug. I, Parliament
adjourned today with the British
recovery at * crisle tor the drat
time since 1»M when Great Brit
ain began a steady climb out ol
the depression. Business aotlrty
•lamped slightly daring the month
He • y ' '.‘..4. • »
of July but the dominant aeon*
omit condition la upward. How*
ew, It ia Nolly a queatlon at tbla
tiaio whether the Improvement to
merely temporary or laetiac and
I that recteaion la paat.
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PeeelmleU moat remember that
there on atilt about 40.aaa.ad0
people at work In tbla country,
and that tew ot them would «In
up a Job to Join a revolution.
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SUN OP PRESIDENT HAYES
DIES AFTER ILLNESS
(By The Associated Press)
MARION, Ohio, July 19, Col
onel W, C, Heyee, aged seventy
eight, eon of former President ot
the United 8tatea, Rutherford
B. Hayes, died here Thursday, af
ter more than a years' Illness.
STOCKS RECOVERING
(By The Associated Preea)
NEW YORK, July 99, Stocks
shook off moat ot the war 'tears,
many issues recovering from one
to around three points or so, de
spite the heaviness ot several lead
ing utilities. The eloee was Arm;
salsa were two million one hun
dred thousand.
SOURDOUGH.. STATIONERY FOR
•ALB AT THE NUOOET OPFIOP
“OTSEGO,” CANNERY
TENDER HITS ROCKS
IN RRISTOL BAY
CANNERY TENDER OTSE<JO
HITS ROCK BRISTOirsRAV
(By The Associated Press)
SEATTLE, Aug. 1, The cannery
tender “Otsego," formerly the
Oerman raider “Eitel Freiderieh,”
which hit the rocks In Bristol Bay
j^nd sprung a leak, is now limping
infeirroTcti flSf53frw'
j The vessel was loaded with one
hundred and twenty-five thou
jsand cases of salmon and about
six hundred persons as passen
gers. mostf^xeannery workers.
The ship is noV believed to be ini
serious danger but the S. S. Vic
toria of the Alaska Une Is speed
ing her w!ty *Tr<>ni Varse Pkss it
get the passengers. At Dutch
Harbor are three coast guard ves
sels, and nearby six Navy bombinjt
planes which took off from Ketch
Or
ikan for Juneau enroute to Dutch
Harbor. •;
A man who is willing to admit
his mistakes makes mighty poor
pickings for criticism. -
SAYS HITLER MAY
BE BOTH PRESIDEHT
AHD DICTATOR
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HITLER PLANS TO BE BOTH
PRESIDENT, OHANCELIjOR
(tiy The Associated Pres*)
BERLIN, Aug. 1, (Copyright)
Hitler intends to be both Presi
dent and Chancellor, one of his
closest friends told the 'repres
entatives of the Associated Press
today. ,
This would give Hitler a dic
tatorship as absolute as any in
the world. It is believed, how
ever, that he will have strong op
position from the regular army if
he does.
While Germany prayed for the
life President von Hindenberg.
Chancellor Hitler ordered the cab
inet back from their vacations, for
a session scheduled to take place
tonight.
Hitler and his stafT flew to Neu
deck to be with the dying Presi
dent. Although President von
Hindenberg was slightly improved
last night, the end seemed near.
Despair gripped the hearts of
the-conservatives in Germany, who
looked on Hinjfenberg as the an
chor to windward againsi extreme
Nazism.
Some lime ago Dr. Kay Wilbur,
Secretary ot the Interior, said
that civilization has "broken out
with the hives." Which may mean
that the depression won't be ov
er until its victim settle down
seriously again to scratching for a
living.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT IS
APPROACHING COAST
(By The Associated Press)
ABOARD CRUISER NEW OR
LEANS, Aug. 1, President Frank
lin Roosevelt approached the Qre
gon coast today, well ahead of his
schedule.
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STOCKS IRREGULAR
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(By The Associated Press'
NBW YORK. All*. 1, Stocks
sagged and recovered at intervals.
Rails being off proved to be a sub
stantial deterrent to the list as a
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whole. The trading was the slow
est since the middle of July. Sal
es wars five hundred and eighty
thousands. The close was irreg
ular.
All changes of regular advertise
ment mast bo <> the Nugget office
not later than 4: VO p.m. of the
day preceding Insertion, otherwise
the change of copy will arc—w .
fty be held over one day.
SCANDAL ATTACHED
COMING ELECTION
IN WASHINGTON
HOME SCANDAL ATTACHED
TO COMING ELECTION
(By The Associated Press)
SEATTLE. Aug. I, Bell declar
ed that Dill was sincere In his
plans not to seek re-election, when
asked concerning rumors that
Senator Dill owned land which
would be benefited by (he Grand
Coulee construction.
Bell said: “Dill does not own
an acre of land on the Coulee pro
Ject. I make no secret of the
land which I own at Mosee Lake
near Ephrata. T was formerly a
sheep rancher and owned consid
erable range land. Since then I
have disposed of most of it. Sec
retary of the Interior Ickes invest
igated the rumors against Senator
Dill and round thorn baseless."
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AMBASSADOR DEAD
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, July SI, Pan!
May, Belgian Ambassador to the
United States, died here today fol
lowing an abdominal operation yes
terday.