Airplanes Flying
Into Or Out Of
The City Of Nome
Pilot Brown of the North
ern Air Transport,was forced
to return yesterday from his
attempted flight to Fairbanks
by snow and adverse weath
er. On the way in he brought
John Ost from Golovin to
Nome for dental treatment.
Brown took off again this
morning for Fairbanks.
Marine News
The SS Northwind complet
ed discharging cargo at Golo
vin and loading, and has mov
ed to Egavik. The vessel is
unloading freight there today
and will load reindeer and
then return to Nome, proba
bly arriving here Thursday
morning, when additional
coal, oil and lumber will be
taken off before the ship sails
for the south.
The Coast Guard Cutter
Northland, Captain Scammel
in command, returned to
Nome today from Norton Bay
points. It is not known when
the vessel will sail for Dutch
Harbor and the states.
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Hospital Notes
J C Kennedy is in the May
nard Columbus Hospital suf
fering from a severe cold. He
expects to be up and around
within a day or two.
Tom Brookley, old time
Nomeite. who has been in the
hospital since the fire, is still
in about the same condition
as last winter. He is suffer
ing from a partial stroke.
LOCAL NEWS
Joe Mullins with the Kou
garok Special of Fix & Mul
lins. returned to Nome today
after a trip up the tramroad
with last minute freight and
supplies for the Kougarok.
He reports that he ran into
I wish to thank the residents
of Nome for their courtesy and pat
ronage extended to me.
GALVIN, The Tailor
3 DOORS E. LINCOLN HOTEL
numerous snow storms, and
in many places the tracks are
already covered by snow and
glaciers.
Mullins stated he was forc
ed to shovel snow all last
night to get over the Nugget
Divide with the tram car. He
says he will probably not at
tempt another trip there this
year, due to the chances of
being caught by the wTeather.
R. B. Julian Is
Included Receive
Masonic Degree
(By The Associated Press)
Washington, Oct. 22—The
Southern Supreme Council,
thirty-third degree Scottish
Rite Masons, elected one hun
dred and sixty one members
to receive the degree, and
named two hundred and nin
ety-six who received the rank
of Knight Commander Court.
Honor Degree awards includ
ed W. B. Heisel of Juneau as
Knight Commander; rank
awards to R V Ellis of Ketch
ikan; R B Julian of Nome;
Charles Goldstein, Chas. W.
Hawkesworth, C K Tripp, all
of Juneau, who received the
highest honors possible of any
branch of Masonry.
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Nude Body School
Teacher Found In
Hotel Room Sun.
(By The Associated Press)
Leola, South Dakota, Oct.
22 —State officers depended
upon medical reports for clues
to the death of Lela Halvor
ston, Madison school teacher
whose nude body was found
in a hotel room Sunday.
Officers said that a prelim
inary investigation indicated
the school teacher had been
ravished and then strangled
to death.
Hurricane Does
Two And A Half
Millions Damage
(By The Associated Press)
t Havana, Oct, 22, — A roar
ing hurricane swept the east
ern tip of Cuba and western
Haiti after costing two mill
ion, five hundred thousand
dollars in damage.
Jamaica reported that San
tiago had been hard hit and
stated that Santiago had said
her only means of communi
cation rests with the Repub
lic wireless. Three were re
ported dead in eastern Cuba,
and the towns of Caimanera
and Bouqueron had been ev
acuated.
Negroes Admit To
Killing White (fil l
(By The Associated Press)
Columbus, Texas, Oct. 22,
—Bennie Mitchell and Ernest
Collins, negro youths, admit
ted today they had criminal
ly assaulted and then killed
Miss Geraldine Kollman, ag
ed 19. The negroes were rush
ed to the Houston county jail.
LOST—Ladies’ black and
suede purse, silver frame,—
Return to Nuggtt Office and
receive reward.
A new Crane porcelain kit
chen Sink, right hand drain
and dash board, slightly used.
Inquire at Nugget Office.
Miss Pliyllis Turner
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Telephone For Appointments
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