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the fusion ticket
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was nominated vester-1
FA, Sept. 20. (/P)— A
w of soldiers composed
ta and workmen track-1
lellious leader Juan Bias J
Into the rugged Cam-;
ia while the scenes here |
hr another political skir-1
la« reported near Bas
lamaguey. with five hun
, all firm that the presi
uld resign. On their
e six hundred soldiers
tth machine guns, and
»f students and laborers,
amor said that the troop
funded the rebels near a
wn. The troopers are in
it Sergeant Mazorra.
artln’s resolution is still
hnds of his factions but he
r will abide by their de
;It is understood that the
t could not agree on his
Ipn. Strikes are still pre
Jn many places.
- Limiting in junjkau
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ESAU, Sept. 20, (£*)—Thirty
rater main which supplied
pressure to the ,firemains
ve Alaska Juneau Mill was
ited Tuesday night and en*
Ed residents .and business
in the lower part of the
Authoritites characterized it
iotage and offered five hun
lollars reward to any inform
which would lead to an ar
VAiNA, Sept. 21. </P)— Two
I States warships drew close
* city as the revolutionary
regime set up eleven days ago
»d preparations to withstand
rumored revolt. The vessels
Hshed heliograph'ic conunun
*n using lights attop the U.
thbassy and aboard the craft,
vairy reinforcements nnd mo
arsenal and extra guards and
j}ne gun units were placed
ad the presidential palace as
rts persisted that the civilian
government forces and sold
prepared to fight. Reliable
ces predicted a climax fast
oaching in many troubles,
he president says, "I am stay
right where I am." His sup
ers have had reVolters in the
laguey Province reported sur
nded but refused a treaty of
ee.
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Pilot Hans Mlrow' of the NAT, J
k off about 1 pint, today for
Irbanks carrying mail, express
1 the following passengers: Jim
:zgerald, * Eileen Wlish, Sam
Egert and Jake Johnson.5 Ths
tne is expected to return with
tside mail Saturday.
Mr. S. W. Taggert', who has
•eh assisting the Lomen Comm
cial Company for the past two
eeks in taking orders for winter
ipplles, departed this morning
f plane for the states. He ex
acts to be in Seattle only a short
me, returning to fTome on one of
je last boats.
IODIES OF VICTIMS
OF AIR ACCIDENT
FLOWN TO FAIRBANKS
ANCHORAGE, Sept. 20, i/P)—
The bodies of Pilot Ed Young and
bis two passengers Eric Nelson
and A. D. Roberts, who were kill
ed in a crash in making a land
ing at Livengood airport yestsr
day about noon, the cause 01
which is unknown, are being flown
hack to Fairbanks via plane. Pi
lot Young was divisional engineer
for the PAA and probably has
more flying hours than any other
Alaskan pilot. flTs widow is vis
iting in Seattle.
Editor’s Note—'Last night over
KFQD Anchorage radio station, it
was announced that Pilots Robbins
and Young, both of the PAA, left
Fairbanks in two planes for Li
vengood, with the understanding
that Robbins was to land first.
Robbins had made a safe landing
and while he was getting his
plane off the field, Pilot Young
flew around the field awaiting a
favorable time to land, but for
some unknown reason the plane
seemed to just fall to earth.
BOMBAY, India, Sept. 20. (iP)
— Ur. Annie Besant eigthy-six,
internationally known theosopSic
al leader died of old age.
WASHINGTON, SOpt. 2 0.
Lindsay Rogers, Deputy Adminis
trator and a former news reporter
Is workong to get many branches
of the the newnaper printing in
dustry to agree on a work cutting
and wage raising NRA code.
FRIDAY
(From Nugget Dally Bulletin.)
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POST TRASHES IN
WINNIE MAE
QUINCY, 111., Sept. 20 </P,—
Wiley Post was injured when the
Winnie Mae crashed in taking off
for Davenport, Iowa. He was cut
across the forehead and bruised
about the body. The plane is bad
ly wrecked. It sideslipped in th?
take-off and fell fifty feet into a
bunch of small trees. Post was
taken to the hospital for examin
ation. The plane will probably
have to be rebuilt.
HAVANA. Sept. 22. (ytP)—With
out ward calm the capital sat as
the tinder box of rebellion and
hunger. The government is still
at odds with its political foes but
it is expected to reply negatively
to the demands for Its resignation.
Soldiers are still after the rebel
forces in Camagney. Available
stores and foodstuffs is dwindling
and there nre rumblings below the
surface.
In the first actual conflict in
Camagney, the governments sol
diers and the rebels clashed. Two
of Captain Bias’ followers were
killed and several government
men were wounded.
VIENNA. Sept. 21, (ff>)—Chan
cellor Dollfuss's new government,
which marks the victory of facis
ism over democracy definitely com
mitted Itself to carry on Doll
fuss’s fight against the union with
Germany which was sworn in by
president Mlklas.
HAYS, Kansas, Sept. 22, (JP)—
Machine gun bank robbers in soil
ed overalls and masks held up a
hank and took three thousand.
They wounded the cashier ' and
the City Marshal received a brok
en leg under the wheels ot the
car in which he attempted Pur
suit. All four robers escaped.
SEATTLE, Sept. 20, (,P)—The
Northland Transportation Company
announced the purchase of the
steamship Perry L. Smithers for
Alaskan Service to operate oppos
ite the freighter Northland. Booth
Fisheries formerly operated the
Smithers in Alaska.
HOT TIME IN CHI
CHICAGO, Sept. 22, (JP)-Be
hind a smoke screen in the Loop
district, five gnnmen held up four
Federal Reserve Bank employees,
and five minutes later ah&t and
killed Policeman Miles Cunnlng
ham, thirty-five who knew of the
hold up, when their auto collided
with another car. The robbery
was fully planned and carried out
but did not net much in the way
of loot. Reserve officials said two
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bags contained nothin^ but cash
ed checks from member banks.
Cunningham and another police
man, Morris Fitzgerald stepped in
to the street as the machines coll
ided. The men who crawled from
the wreckage sent a barrage of
machine gun bullets toward them.
Fitzgerald stepped behind a met
al sign and returned their lire,
then the desperados commandeer
ed a passing machine and sped
away. .
AT DREAM THEATRE .TONIGHT
Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain’s
story coming to the Dream Thea
tre tonight at 7:30 is equally as
good as “Tom Sawyer,” right up
to. the mark in story and dialogue
and marked by better acting.
Junior Durkin carries off the
honors, but credit also goes to
Jackie Coogan, MitzTTjreen, Jackie
Searl, Clarence Muse, Eugene Pal
lattee, and Oscar Apfel. Gener
ous action, fun. adventure and
kid love interest stamp this as
ideal family fare.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 20, OP)—
Eioin.'i -i. ii.rvey all itme.i’s from
public writs funds for Aia an
nounced [or: Anchorage,
Kodiak drv:k end store hjuse, 52,
000, I naloska dock, fleet and
store house, 53,000, Wrangell dock
and float, $2,000, headquarter
buildings of the Alaska Game
Commission at Cordova, $3,000,
Dillingham, $3,000, Port Yukon,
$2,000, Holy Cross. $3,000. Kod
iak, $4,000, Kotzebue, $3,600, Mc
Grath, $2,500. An allotment of
$163,000 was authorized for seven
patrol boats to enforce game
laws. The largest Is to be 110
feet long and costing $110,000
i for navigation of rough waters
‘around the Aleutian Islands and
in southwestern Alaska.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 22, (A3)—
Tbc seventy-five million dollar
'program promising aid ahnn’tan
jc »i.s1j to the farmer and •he un
itmp'oyed was directed by Roose
v n to help liidge the sap be
tivim surplus sipplies and con
sumption At bis order f:j> A:
ricuitural idju>i.in* nt. of la* bed
erul Relief Administration :s pre
pared to purhase quantities of
foodstuffs and staples for distrib
jutton to the destitute on relief
rolls.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 21, </P) —
Basis their opinion on the frac
tlonal ten percent of the country's
business which in done with cash
w-hile the great bulk is handled by
jcheck. Wall Street banking auth
orities say that the only inflation
!tha*t can be expected to work in
[the United States is credit inflat
ion.
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, «l*ly ». 1888
Department ,0<tl%e lntertoc, Geu
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i«ly 8, 1088. Notice is hereby
8>»*» that paUaaat to Ore' pro
visions of the act of July O, 1884
<** Stot- *91). t*»® imildl^B,, on
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Mldbael, AtoiKk,' will be offered
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bidder at pot leas than, the ap
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commencing at 10 *j>£ September
9T. 1888. . Farther information
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