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. THURSDAY
p'SPiu Nugget Daily .Bulletin.)'
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JUKES AND STRIFE PREVAIL
>* THHIOIT COUNTRY
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v'EW YORK. Oct, 11th, (yP) --
^fereeS struggled unsuccessfully
®i out the uiglit to end the
<e of 70,000 workers- In the
'• York area tile police assist
“by the military with guus and
u bombs patrolled the troubled
Ji6ns, also in West Virginia and
anapolis where they charged
roiters. Four were killed at
1 ersfleld, Calif., between clashes
* striking and non-striking cot
1 pickers. I>ynamite exploded
i school building where earlier
1 ets and troopers fought. At
" nton, Penn, and in Buffalo,
went to the hospital after a
lict with pickets At San Fran
i the longshoremen of the
;r front, struck, with wages
the principle trouble. Thirty
thousand coal miners in Penn
tnia, remained away from
c.
EN KILLED PLANK (HASH.
hesterlon, Ind , Oct. 12, (JP)—
ng the seven killed in a Un
Airlines transport plane that
led south of here last night.
Miss Dorothy M. Dwyer df
tgton, Mass., who was enroute
teao to marry Theo>—Baldwin,
ealthy former Boston stock
cet operator, who was just
•ced at Reno, and who is now
ested in mining there. Bald
is prostrated over the news. '
ITRATE DIFFERENCE
IS WHAT IS MOST NEEDED
f ,M I --
ashington, D. C,, Oct. 12, (JP)
powerful step to end labor
ites may be asked of Con-1
by the admiriistration, un
organized workers will settle
own internal disputes and
rate before striking An ul
um was issued to two unions
irpenters and iron workers bv
. MeGrady, an assistant secre
of labor, because they halted
ruction work on the Depart
of Justice building here.
GY AND WIFE ARE
SENTENCED TO LIFE
IN KIDNAPPING CASE
ilahoma City, Oct. 12, (/P)—
and his wife were sentenced
•ie imprisonment on conviction
he Urschel kidnapping case.
making six of the nine con
l in this case having been
ed to spend the rest of their
in prison.
w trials were denied Kelly,
ie will be taken via plane to
ta; his wife who will serve
entence in West Virginia, re
! her sentence without any
ohal change. What the gov
>nt does not take of their
?ings goes to her daughter
1RIA ARRIVED
AT SEATTLE TODAY
} steamer Victoria of the Al
Line, arrived at Seattle this
ng at 7:30 o’clock from her
jrn Bering Sea trip. The
scheduled to sail from Seat
r Nome, at noon October 14.
5 HELD FOR EX
LiASRANS IN LOS ANGELES
3 ANGELES, Oct. 11. (ff)—
al services were held in Los
?s today for William A. Barn
54 years old, former Assist
. S. attorney In Alaska who
Monday. Interment was in
ational Military Home Cem
Barnhill was Asst. U. S. atty
ska from 1903 to 1920. He
in the infantry and in the
•y in the World War.
ER SETS OFF POWDER
ON HIS HEAD
OMA, Wash., Oct 11, (/P) —
’» that?’* George Kojish, 55
old, a farmer at Frederick
*7
son, near Tacoma, was asked by a
neighbor when the latter saw
smoke coming oat of the hat of
the former.
“Watch and you’ll see,” was the
reply. 4
In a moment there was an ex
plosion. Kojish committed suicide
| by blowing his head off with dyna
mite. , ;
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THREE BILLION JS THE
AMOUNT OF FRENCH BUDGET
PARIS, Oct. IT, (>P)—Approx
imately S3,000,000,000 is the ain
[ount of the French budget for
1934, according to announcement
today of treasury officials of
France. The amount is a reduc
tion of $2,600,000,000 from the
final figure of the 1933 budget.
NIPPON ENVOY. HAS
PECULIAR AILMENT
VICTORIA, B. Oct. 11, (>P)—
Dr. Inazo Nitobe, Japanese diplo
mat, who is in Victoria, is suffer
ing from a malady of an undeter
mined character His condition is
serious. >
A man will ask for your opinion
when all he wants you to do
is agree with him. „ i
AIRPLANE NEWS ’
Pilot Hans Mirow of the NAT,
wlio left Fairbanks»this morning,
arrived here at 3 PM with first
class mail and express. Two pas
sengers were taken as far asRuby
and J. D. Harlan of the Hamnion
Consolidated Cold Fields, was a
thru passenger for Nome.
Pilot Chester Brown of the NAT
hopped off this morning' Tor Kot
zdbue via Drtrie.
The Roust plane of Candle, is
scheduled to leave on its return
trip tomorrow.
FRIDAY
(From .Vugget Daily Bulletin *
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BERLIN FURIOUS AT
THREE POWER PlX’S
GENEVA, October 13, (/P)—-Dr.
Rudolf Nadoly. the German Dis
armament Conference representa
tive, left for Berlin furious at the
three power plan to shut’ Germany
out of any defensive armaments.
Nadolf was called to Berlin oy
Chancellor Hitler to report on the
conference, which the Reichstag
delegates considered decidedly un
favorable to their program.
Representative Nadoly resented
the recent plan of Britain, France
and the United States who intro
duced a formal resolution in ef
fect barring Germany in providing
defensive armaments. The three
powers quickly decided the matter
then changed their, tactics when
the conference continued Monday.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12, (JP) —
The Government estimates that
12 per cent or fifteen million, one
hundred thousand of the popul
ation are on relief rolls. Th*
estimate embraces state, county,
local and private rolls.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12, (JP)
—Loaed pistols and a number of
kniveR and clubs were seized by
the police in raids on three head
quarters of the Khaki Shirts of
America while the members of the
organization were massing for a
march on Washington.
FAIRMONT, West Virginia, Oct.
12, (JP)—For seven days and nites
without food and water; groping
in utter darkness, with his shoes
cut to pieces by jagged slate in
old coal mine tunnels, Charles
Montgomery, fifty four, wandered
helplessly before he was rescued
His condl£lqn is not serious.
RUSSO-JAPS SITUATION
NEAR BREAKING POINT
TOKYO, October 13, (JP)—As a
result of rumors, ramy units, or
dered to Manchuria because of the
Russo-Japanese tension, were sub
sequently denied.
Key stocks on the Tokyo Stock
jExchange dropped seven yen in
'a late trading fury,
j The tightly drawn cord of dip
lomatic relations between Russia
and Japan are stretched to the
'breaking point- N.
From Khabarovsk Veoorts are
.heard of the arrest of. tWo more
Soviet officials of the Chi/tiese East
iern Railway in Manchako. '
It is .said that oiye by one the
remaining Soviets among the road's
officials are to be removed, even
tually giving Manchuko complete
control. *"
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i ITA IAS BLUEBEARD
CAREER ENDED
-“ W -
SPBZTA, Ita’y. Oct. 13. oP)—
Italy’s modern Bluebeard’s career
was ended when a volley of bull
ets in the back, at dawn kllle.lC
Cesare Serviatti after he Was con
victed and sentenced to death in
connection with the disappearance
and death of three young women
who had given him their life sav
ings and affection*.
“So your husband is lazy, is he
Mandy?” asked the caller.
“Lazy ” s:»id Mandy. ‘Ah’ll
say he’s lazy. Dat man has been
out back of de bahn sawin’ wood
all mornin' jest to get out ob
goin' to de stoah to get me a
loaf o’ bread.”
MACON EN ROUTE CALIFORNIA
LAKEHURST, Oct. 13. (IP)—
Te dlrigi'ble Mac~n, U.S.N. is over
the Southern states enroute to
Sunnyvale, California, its . new
home.
HOLLY WOODITES WILL .—
WA1.K OUT
|—-HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 13. (IP)—
An attempt to include in the film
Industry’s code provisions for a
salary fixing board would be met
|by a walkout of actors hnd act
resses, Eddie Cantor, President of
the Screen Actors Guild, warned.
GERMANY MUST WATCH
HER STEP
BERLIN, Oct. 12; (IP)— Four
powers served notice on Germany
that the assaults on their citizens
must cease or the most serious
'Consequences concerning their rela
tions with the Reich may result.
They are the United States, Great
Britain, Holland and Spain.
Deep concern was manifested in
the American Embassy over the re
currence of Nazi molestations 'of
Americans. Foreign spokesmen,
commenting on the information
that Hull demanded prompt appre
hension of the offenders, declared
that there was no needless delay
ai (l added. We. are doing every
thing posisble to hasten the pros
ecution of the cases
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AIRPLANE NEWS
Pilot Brown of the NAT en
route from Kotzebue landed at
Golovin last night on account of
bad weather, but came thru to
Nome this morning bringing James
Frawley and Mrs. Patterson from
Kotzebue.
Later Brown made the round
trip to Golovin bringing beck Eba
Swanson, Edna Swanson and Helen
Leonard.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Masses at 9 and 11 am Sundays
Sunday School at 2pm.
Evening Service at 7:30
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
*11 A.M. Morning Worship for
Adults.
11 A.M. Children’s Church !n
Club House. »
7 P.M. Evening Service.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the Probate Court for the Fait'
hi^ven Precinct, Second Divisiaif,
Territory of Alaska, before the
Hon. Ronald L. Glllis, Unite!
States Commissioner, and ex-offlc
io Probate Judge K
In The Matter of the estate of,
ALEXANDER McENTOBH. deceas
ed.
To Whom This' May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that D. L,
MacDonald, administrator with
Will annexed of the Estate of
ALEXANDER Mc-INTOSH. deceas
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