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HNDBK WINS OVER CALLAHAN
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'BOSTON, Dec. 10, (AP) —Vince
’.ndee, middleweight champion of
twark, gained a decided two to
e decision over his first challeng
stubby Andy Callahan,1 of Law
ace, Mass. He will retain the
)wn won from Lou Broulllard in
e same ring five weeks ago.
indee was credited by the ring
lers with seven rounds. Callahan
•o and one even. Dundee wei
ted one hundred fifty-eight and
* half pounds, six pounds more
an the challenger.
ISTLKI) AW^Y
PREVENT LYNCHING
KING FISHER, Okla., Dec. 11,
VP) —^Hustled away in a tense
roosphere >;f vague n-ob r imors
id the mobilization of troops,
»ck Wisdom, whose arrest bsre
preceded the discovery of the
5dy of Mrs. Harry Pritchard, is
eld in a secret place of safety.
Msdom was sought in connection
ith the disappearance on Novem
er 23rd of Mr. and Mrs. Prit
aard, of Wichita, Kansas. They
disappeared after they sought to
collect a check which was dis
■>' M 'O
honored for no funds from Wis
dom under threat of prosecution.
AMERICAN FLAG
•' FLIES IN MOSCOW
MOSCOW, Dec. 11, (AP)—The
Sar Spangled Banner flew offidal
j ly over Moscow the first time in
jthe history of the Soviet Repub
lic, honoring the arrival of the
U. S. Ambassador, W. C. Bullitt.
APARTMENT HOUSE
COLLAPSED '
SEATTLE, Dec. 12, (AP)— A
three story apartment house, weak
ened by rains, collapsed at Can
yon. The foresight of the owner,
warning the tenants, saved the
occupants from possible death or j
injury.
DEATH WINS RACE
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ANCHORAGE, Dec. 12, (AP)—i
Joseph Demendal, a Kuskokwim
pioneer who was flown five hun- •
dred miles over the snow’s to here, '
suffering from blood poisoning j
from a fish bone piercing his fln- j
ger, lost the race. Death claimed ^
him shortly after his arrival. He |
leaves a widow and two children ,
at Sleetmute. ■ “ j
WESTERN WASHINGTON '
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UNDATED, Dec. 11, (AP)—Wil
der glowering skies, a score of
Western Washington cities had the
highest flood waters in years. Cow
litz was the highest since 1896.
Auburn was the worst in twenty
one years and Tacoma had the
worst floods in its history. The
Puyallup and White rivers are
raging torrents. Despite the hun
derds of families being maroon
ed or forced to evacuate hurried
ly or carried to safety In boats.
No verified reports of the flood
deaths was obtained. Thousands
of acres of land are under water
and virtually all the main high
ways closed. f
John Corbett, a watchman on
a highway which was washed out,
suffered a paralytic stroke near
Renon, and Miss Mary Berry, of
Seattle, aged sixteen, was an auto
victim caused by the rain.
Centralla, Chehalls, Kelso. Ab
erdeen, Hoquiam and Tacoma were
hit hard by the waters in the
streets. The special session of
Under The Auspices of The
PIONEERS OF ALASKA
IGLOO NO. 1
• LARGE EAGLE NALL, SAT. DEC. 16, 1033
DOORS OPEN 9 P.M.
PROGRAM
1
ADDRESS OF WELCOME
g By Thos. Gaffeny
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n
TAP DANCE
By Rita O’Leary and Geraldine Rude
III
DUET
By Alvin Polet and Alvin Bahlke
SOLO
By Melvin Alvey Accompanied by
Mrs. Andrew Sather
PROGRAM
V
HILL BILLY ORCHESTRA
Ed Stolen, Leader
=~" . , 1 • - -■ - I
VI .
SOLO
By Mrs. Edith Weaver Accompanied by
Mrs. William Palmer
VII
PIANO SOLO
By Milton O’Paerrell
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MARCH OF PIONEERS
IX
NOME ORCHESTRA AND DANCING
DANCING
NOTICE. Any one desiring played any old or new piece may
have same done by notifying Mr. Richard Lee, leader of the Nome
Orchestra or leave the title of same in envelope at Polet’s Store
on or before Thursday evening.
REFRESHMENTS
BEER or COFFEE will be served free with the lunch
. Admission Adults $l.oo
* Natives 50cts in Gallery
Children Under 15 Years Admitted Free
the legislature may have a hard
time to continue at Olympia as
the traffic is cut in all directions.
Sufficient members may not be
able to arrive to constiute a quo
rum.
TWO MAIL PLANKS ( RASH
PORTAGE, Penn. Dec. 11, (AP)
— Braving the raging storms to
get the mail through, two planes,
one of the Trans-centinental and
the other of the Western Air
L!nes, crashed in he snow swept
Alleghany mountains. Both pilots
escaped. The wings of the planes
were encrusted with ice under the
falling temperatures. Neither
plane carried passengers.
CANADIAN GUARDSMEN
REPORTED SAFE
HALIFAX, Dec. 11, (AP) —The
four Canadian Guardsmen who
were kidnapped aboard the Kroom
sout, an alleged rum runner, are
reported safe at St. Pierre Island,
South of New Foundland. They
were placed on the boat after its
capture and gave the prisoners the
freedom of the boat. Later the
prisoners over-powered the guards
hacked the towline of the cap
tured vessel and escaped in the
morning mist under Are and pur
suit from the police boat.
NOTICE
Location Notices, Powers of At*
'orney, Leases, Deeds, etc., on
«le at the Nugget Office.
H ADDON COMMITTED
FOR TRIAL
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LONDON, Dec. 13, (AP)—Clar
ence Guy Gorgon Haddon, who
claims to be the illegitimate sou
of the late Duke Clarence, was
committed for trial at the next
sess'on of the historic Old Baily
Court, after pleading not guilty to
“ demanding money from the king
with menaces.”
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