MONDAY
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POST HOPPED OFF
FOB MOSCOW
UNDATED, July 17, (/Pj—Post
arrived in Berlin ait 5:55 a.m. Sun
" day and took off at 8:10 a.m. for
Novosibersk. He arrived over the
Russian border but turned back on
account of bad weather and land
ed at Koenigaberg a\, -2:40 p.m.
He looked fatigued and went to
bed and arose several hours later
refreshed, but returned to bed
when he learned that Moscow wea
' ther was bad. He hopped off at
12:45 a.m., E.S.T. for Moscow.
POST LEAVES MOSCOW
MOSCOW, July 17, (/P)—After
two hours and fifty-two minutes
here. Post, newly shaven, took off
on an eighteen hundred and eigh
teen mile journey ifor Novosibersk.
There is perfect weather ahead.
He refused sleep, helping his rneeh
anics to repair an oil line to the
plane which is dripping from un
der the carriage below the pilots
seat. This forced him to land
here unexpectedly. Post was thir
teen hours and two minutes ahead
of his and Catty’s time when he
left here.
POST BREAKS OWN RECORD
UNDATED, July 17, (/Pi -Post
, reached Moscow ahead of liis re
cord breaking time of two years
ago. His time was fifty hours,and
ten minutes out of New York to
Moscow. His former record was
fifty-four hours and thirty-four
minutes.
VICTORIA DUE TO
ARRIVE NOME TONKJIIT
In a telegram to Agent James
P. Daly of the Alaska SfS. Co.,
from Caipt. H. Odsen of the Victor
ia. it requested him to notify
Judge Ov D. Cochran that Mrs.
Cochran who was enroute here,
was taken sick last Friday and
•passed away early Sunday morning.
The news was a terrible shock to
Mr. Cochran and his many friends
in Nome deeply sympathize with
him in his bereavement. The
vessel is^due to arrive Nome this
evening sometime after six o’clock.
SOVIET PLANE HAD NOT
ARRIVED ANADYR SUNDAY
i According to unofficial reports
the Soviet seaplane had not ar
rived at Anadyr, Sunday, but was
exipected there early enough to
take off at 11 a.m. today for Nome
with Mut/tem.
Another report is to the effect
■that Mattern has been grant'er per
mission to fly a plane from Anadyr
to New York, the plane to be fur
nished by Mat-tern’s backers.
RALRO RECEIVED
ROARING RECEPTION
MONTREAL, July 17, (/P)—Bal
bo and his armada received a roar
ing reception when the? arrived
here yesterday. They expect to
hop off for New York in a day or
so.
WANT TO SHIP GOLD ORE
WASHINGTON,. July 17, (/Pi
lot created in the efforts of the
American gold miners to find a
way to the worlds market price,
Roosevelt, asked Attorney General
Cummings to etudy the legality of
exporting 'gold ore under the ex
isting gold embargo. The ques
tion is a legal one, the problem
being as to whether the United
Rtaites gold embargo in bullion ap
plies also to ore. The President
feels it vital to maintain the em
bargo in view of the international
gold war, but he is hopeful of
finding a way by legal process to
permit the 'American gold 'produc
ers to obtain the higher prices
which are available outside the
markets of the United States. He
wias informed by Western senators
that a relaxation of the embargo
to permit the sales of newly min
ed gold abroad, might provide
•
jabs. Roosevelt is studying the
situation closely and no decision
has been arrived at in the White
House. • The Treasury Department
is also interested and 'probably no
decision will be arrived at pend
ing the ruling of the Attorney. Gen
eral. *
HTO. KS KTAGK Bt'OV-AM
N EW ", OKK July 1 ;.f) -
by the alcohol ‘group, stocks stag
ed one of the most ibpuyant •per
formances this year. bull mar
ket in all categories followed the
j so called wet into new high terr
Mtcry, the highest in two years.
I The gains were one to five or
'imore 'points. They closed firm al
j though the extreme advances were
impaired at the last, moments by
profit .^taking. The transfers were
seven and one half million shaves.
AIRPLANE N KVl’S ~
Pilot Hans. Mi row of the NAT,
ai l ived from Fairbanks, Sunday,
pnd left on a return trip this morn
ing at 11a.m Besides mail he car
ried as passengers, J.D. Harlan,
manager of the Hamilton (.hi., and
the plane will pick up Mr. and
Mrs. Neely at Golovin.
Pilot Chester Brown of the NAT
who arrived Saturday night from
Fairbanks with first class mail, is
scheduled to fly to northern points
on arrival of the steamer Victoria.
Pilot Boh Kllis of the Alaska
Southern Airways of Juneau, Hying
a Lockheed pontoon plane, made a
round trip to St. Michael Sunday,
bringing to Nome Mrs. Henry
Burgh and two children, who have
"been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Erick
Johnson at Marshall.
Pilot Blunt, flying a PAA Fair
child pontoon plane, arrived here
from Anchorage via Kuskokwim
points and S .* Michael. He had
as passengers, Doctor Fellows. Mrs.
Gallaglier and Al Maureuse
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Among other planes at Nome at
present are: Dr.L. J. Seeley’s
plane piloted by A. V. Valley. Dr.
Seeley is the travelling dentist.
The other plane is owned >by Laili
1 in and Graham of Nome, who are
awaiting the arrival of an inspect-j
or who is supposed to he in Alaska]
but. who is not.
TUESDAY
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(From Nugget Daily Bulletin. »
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BAD WKATHKlfc
HARASSKS EliIKKS
UNDATED, .July IS. f/P)—The
Lindlbergs are still at Cartwright,
fog preventing thair further flight.
Balibo's fleet is still being fe ed at
the Chicago Fair. They are leav
ing Wednesday for New York to
visit the President before recross
iing the Atlantic. Mattero is still
at Anadyr.
Post arrived at Novosibersik,
tired almost to exhaustion He
took oft with the intention of get
ting some badly needed rest at Ir
kutsk. Bad weather dogged him
imost of the way front the Ural
mountains* to,, Novosibersk and
caused him to land twice before
reaching there and forced him to
decide to spend the night at Ir
kutsk, rather than try to go on to
Khabarovsk. Unfavorable flying
conditions faced him all the way
to Khabarovsk. He is sixteen
ltouis and fifty seven minutes
ahead of the time he and Gatty
took for a like dis'ance. When
they left, they stayed here nine
hours and fifteen minutes of their
flight. Post is about half way
around the world on his journey.
Post will lose several hundred
miles by going to Irkutsk, which
is South in a direct line between
INovosibersk and Khabarovsk.
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POST LANDS AT NOVOSBKKSK
NOVOSIBIRSK, July IS, (jp)—
Wiley Post landed here at 6:27
ajm. Moscow time, which is ten
twent-seven Monday, E.S.T. He
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hopped, off from Moscow at 9:12
a m., K.S.T.
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I’OST I.K.WKS NOVOSIBKRSK
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NOVOSIBKRSK, July 18. (A*) —
Post hopped off toward Irkutsk at
!!): 02 a.m. Moscow time, which is
,1:02 a.m. K.S.T. just two hoyrs
and thirty five qiinutes after coni
|ple ing an 1818' 'niile; 1*op from
, Moscow.
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IHKST LANDS NiK I’TSli
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IRKUTSK, July 18„ <yPt—Post .
; landed here three ihirty-tive Mos
cow time. He planned to take off
[at eleven p,m. lie is sixteen
hours thirty four minutes ahead
I of his record. Wlom he landwl his
[elapsed time from New York was
seventy five hour- twenty five
minutes His next • top is Khabar
ovsk. ^
• AlRPLAN'i; MAYS
Pilot Brown v\ • at to. 'ftollTT!' aud
Hot Springs thU morning with
Sisiter Mary LOm'sc for tin* Ho:
Springs .('aitholii- Mission. return
ing with Mrs. Good from the Hot
Springs and* Mrs. Holmes, from
Teller, who are leaving on t'te out
going Victoria. ->
Brown took off again this after
noon with a Priest. Mrs. (iallegher
and Cliff Allyn for Kotzebue, Mrs
Forsgren for Deering and supplies
for MOM at Pt. Hope, to return
: o Nome with Mr. lh*ede from
Candle. Mail and express was'
carried to all Northern points.
.
Nothing new on Mattern. Be
lieved he still at Anadyr.
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Post due Nonn* about Thursday
evening.
CORRECTED LIST PASSENGERS
ON S. S. VICTORIA
Tlie Vic. arrived Nome shortly
after seven last night. After dis
charging cargo'here the vessel is]
expected to sail tonight for Kt.
Michael and port enroute. The
Vic will return to Nome and sail
for Seattle July 21. Following is
the corrected passenger list as re
ceived from the purser:
Chas II Brower
Jennie Brower
Maria Brower
George B Davis
Andy Nylen
Mrs’A X Nylpijf'*'
Mrs C K Powwell
M P Selivannff
James. Keenan* & wife
Ira D. Orton
Mrs G It Jackson
T K Chang
S • VV Taggert
Miss Lois Condley
Mrs .Ini Wallace
Miss Kvolyn Wallace
A Ci Blake
Mrs. W Ha erring
Miss, Mas Wilder
August TIom'berger
Mrs. ttnima Forsgren
—-J-Baln
N Delaui'O
W W .tinsir
R W Rasmussen
W (, Slack
.? Fitzgerald
I, Galvin
Sister Mary Louise
Miss Ona Rang
For St. Michael
Sister I>aurentine
Mrs K J' Anderson
Elder (* * Arislereon_
Paul Hear
Lars Ostnes
1JTI(( ANIAN PLANK ( RASHKD
UNDATED, .Inly 17, (/P)—Ste
phen Darius and Stanley Girenas,
enroute to New York from Lith
uania, crashed with their plane,
I
at Kuhdampi. live miles South of
Soidin. It is surmised that the
aviators crashed attempting io
land, mistaking Iree tops for mea"
dow. THit plane was discovered
in a forest with the bodies under
it. A party „of aviators and police
left from Berlin to take charge.
Location Notice*, Power* of At
torney, Lenses, Deed*, etc.. . oa
isle at the Nugget Office.
-T.'.
WEDNESDAY
(From Nugget Daily Bulletin )
MATTKRN STUM, AT ANADYR
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rXDATFD. .July f9. (#>). ..Mat
tern is still at Anadyr and the sit
uation is still unchanged-. Post,
, , ~",0 <
aflter being held at Irkutsk longer
t,han he expected, zoomed out for
lil.'govesclieiisk. nearly a thou
sand miles away lie lias th«
load over his previous, record cut
sharply to three hours and twenty
four minutes, at 7:00 a.in, Moscow
time, or 8:00 p in. Tuesday, P.S.T.
Weather ahead of him is still un
favorable but he might push on to
Khabarovsk. his scheduled, stop,
about'four hundred miles» further
on. if he finds weather more fav
oni'liK as he goes on. A short
time after the take off lie was
- v iP' d .over Vcrkemiinsk ;at—: fr«
a.un. Moscow time, a hundred and
fifty miles front Irkutsk.
- The Italians took off from Chic
ago to X"vs—York.
BOAT MOVEMENTS
- Steamer Baldwin arrived i NbtiVe
this morning from northern points
and is expected to sail, for Seattle
via Hutch Harbor tit 7 p.rn. tonite.
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Steamer Victoria left -N'orpe for
(loinvin and St. Michael G a.m. to
day. Scheduled to sail south to
Seattle July 21st.
Freighter Derhlay expected ar
rive tonight.
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KOVXPPKI) BANKER ItETTKXEO
ALTON’. 111.. .liny IT. </P>.— Be
grimed with dirt, but apparently
in good condition. August Leur,
the se-veuty-year-old kidnapped
hanker, returned here after being
put out of an automobile on a
country road erlv Sunday morn
ing. He told tf story of being con
fined in 'a foul, cramped subcel- i
lar. by the abductors who seized
him 'front his" home Monday night.
Carl Leur; his son. said that no
ransom had been paid, but veiled
reports said than ten thousand
was paid early Saturday. The
aged semi-invalid told sheriff!
Peter Fitzgerald, of Kdwardsville
that one of his rip' n., said “We'd
never have touched you i’op if we’d
known yoo were so weak and sick."
POST LANbFH AT RIKOLOVO
MOSCOW, July lit. (,/Pi Post
landed at Kukolovo at 3:30 pm.
Pacific Standard Tinve. Weather
prevented hiin from continuing to
fly to his destination. He Was for
ced to tty so low that his plane
brushed ... thy tree tops, causing
slight damage to the plane. He
made a perfect landing
Levanosky landed at Anadyr,
Tuesday and plans tq take off with
Mattern for Nome Thursday
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Fl'NER.XI, TOMOllUOW
Funeral services o? Mrs. IT i)7
Cochran , who died "on the steamer
Victoria enroute to Nome. will he
held tomorrow at 2 p.tn. at the
Federated Church, under the aus
pices of i lie Order of East ern Star,
of which she was a member. The
funeral cortege , will stun from
the Hani'iiioii Company office build
ing at 1:7(0 p.tn. and proceed toi
the 'church ,
MAY RETURN.—.— - . -
O’CONNELL TODAY
UNDATED. July 18.. (/Pi A be
lief is held in AKban^that the!
kidnappers of O'Connell might re
turn him today in New York City,
following the disclosure that two
notes were received by t he family,
postmarked in the metropolitan
area at San Diego. ,v ■
The .police are guarding the home
of the former President of Mexico,
Paseual Ortiz Rubio, who received
kidnap threats by telephone.
ARRESTED IN CONNECTION
WITH KIDNAPPING
CHICAGO, July 17, f/P)— Martin
O’Leary and Carl Fontana, ex-con
victs, were arrested Sunday in
connection with the kidn»pph>K of
John Factor who was freed last
week oil fifty thousand ransom.
The pair were seized at the Cic-.
,e(f> Hotel, a former Capone strong*
i hold The pair are wanted for
questioning also in -connection with
other kidnappings, as are other
members of their mob of hood
lums.
A lltl*f,A\F XFWS
Telegrams received by thg Nug-^
get, from Moscow state thaf pie
1111 - - kin plane reached Agad.* r
Tuesday and i»lans to bring Mat
tern to Nome Thursday, weather'
permitting. ft is also reported
that tile Soviet pilot Ben diet fioti
ka zdivas killed while enroute to
Anadyr to aid Matter'd.
.Moscow' says that the Russian
plane reached . Anadyr . • yesterday
and plans .to bring Mattern to
Nome tomorrow Believe ;■ or
not . ■ .' - ' ' —_
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-I’ilot Harry Blunt with his pon
toon pl-rrtB took 'off this afternoon
for Anchorage.
, ft a. —
I’ilot Chester Brown of the NAT
returned to Kotzebue today fl*om
ft. Hope and Is expected to ar
rive Nome tonight and take off
for Valdez via Fairbanks tomor
row morning. 'Yket your mail
ready.
H.I l ilts TAKEN HOME
FOR Bt’KIAL
SOLDIN. July IS. (/P)—Darius
and Oirenas will be taken to Kau
nas. Lithuania, their home, today
for burial.
ALBANY. July IS, (/pi tt'f’ou
,!iell- is' still in the, hands ..of the
kidnappers.
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()'< 'O.NNEIilj EXPECTED HOME
ALBANY, July 19, (/P)—O'Con
nell is expected home by nightfall
tomorrow.
AN APPRECIATION
In leaving Nome Father Rudde
of St. Joseph’s Churi'h, wishes to
express thru the columns of the
Nugget, his appreciation of all the
kindness and friendliness he has
niei with during his stay in the
Nome com pi unity.
"Chat was the last card 01
dealt ye. O'Rourke?"
“Twas a spade, Flaherty.”
"Oi knew it was. Oi saw ye
spit, on yer hands before ye picked
it up.”
A jPrssaqr il'riun
-Xittne, Alaska
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