TELEGRAPH NEWS
PROMINENT PUBLIC
ENEMY KILLED
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■j' CHICAGO, Jan. 24 — William
' TUree^Flnsrered Jack”.'White aged
<'44, an- ex-cortvict, was killed in a j
labor racket. Ttie terrorist eased j
the list' of public enemies after his
tilayjng in a suburban apartment.
The body was partially unclothed
and was found after the tenants
Penrd ' bis shouts. They, saw two
men flee and v. drive away. The
'-evidence showed that, White put up !
a terrible struggle.
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KOHH OUTPOINTS FETKOLLE
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(By The Associated Press)
NBW YORK, Jan, 24 Barney |
Kosa, lightweight champion from !
Chicago decisively outpointed Billy
Pe^roHe, Duluth veteran in a ten
round bout Wednesday night that
drew a capacity crowd of thirteen
thousand, five hundred to the
Bronx Coliseum. There were no I
knockdowns. Petrolle weighed |
■ ne hundred four and a half and j
Hoes one hundred thirty bIx and 1
<>ne hundred forty one and a half, i
H was a non-‘itle bout.
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MONETARY HILL ltKHHAPKD !
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(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 215 — Dras
tically reshaped to make it tem
porary instead ”of permanent leg
islation, the monetary bill was
approved by the Senatq Banking
B 11 Committee and made ready
for the Senate*® consideration to
morrow. Administration_leaders
Immediately began preparations to
have the hill restored to its ot
glnal form in the Senate.
PRINCE AND PRINCESS
REJOINED
(By The Associated PreeaV
YOKOHAMA, Jan. 24 — The
reunion of Prince JCtixte Mdivant
and Mia princess, the former Bar
bara Hutton, occurred as planned.
Authorities questioned his pass
port but finally allowed him to
come ashore after the French con
sul gave the requ'rgd guarantees.
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INSUIX’B NEXT MOVE
(By The Associated Press)
ATH®N8, Jan. 24 — The sup
reme state court rejected Insult's
appeal, thus placing the official
stamp of legallity on the govern
ment’s order that he must seek
another refuge by the end of tfITs
month. The consul ordered In
sull to pay the coBt of the pro
ceedings. ;f
It Is not known where he will
go now.
NEGRO CREATES
FOOD RUMPUS
(Dy The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24 - The ;
lone member of the House of Rep
! resen atlvrs, Oscar Depriest of
| Illinois, served notice .on the dem
'ocratlc ma jor ty of an attempt to
j force a floor vote as whether ne
groes should be barred from the
House of Representatives restau
‘ rant. “I am going to see to it
that negroes eat there or we can
close IWLsaid the angered De
priest, *
“EMMA” BRINGS
. MARIR DRKS8DER
TO DREAM THEATRE
American family life, its come
d es and tragedes told in intimate
.style, furnishes the basis of the
screen in “Eduna” which brings
; Marrio Dressier to the Dream The
atre in her newest role,
i The ptory deals with an engross
ing phase of the "stepmo her prob
lem” Miss Dressier playing the
role of a devoted family servant
who mothers the children of a rich
nventor as though they were her
own. Her subsequent transition
from housekeeper to stepmother
gives rise to a number of dram
otic problems which reach a cli
max in a sensational courtroom
sequence.
A scene in which the inventor
proposes to Emma n a crowded
railroad e'ation. an episode in
which the star attempts to man
ipulate a pair of rowboat oars and
an Incident at an airport in which
VTss Dressier ge‘s mixed up with a
machine which tests for dizzsness,
ore said to keep audiences in a
constant uproar.
NPRSTRIBB FOR THE NUGGET I
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GENERAL. WEATHER CONDI
TIONS FOR 1088
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The weather at Nome during the
past year, was characterized by ab
normally low temperatures and
precipitation considerably below
normal. The average tempearture
'for the year was 23.9. The lowest
I mean temperance since 1920. The
[highest mean temperature for
Nome was 29.6 > degress in 1912.
'(April and December were the only
months with a temperature above
nomal. The highest temperature
for the year was 68 degrees on
July the 28th. The lowest for
the year was minus 36 degrees on
January 27.
The total precipitation for the
year was 9.07 inches. The total
deficiency was 8.48 Inches. The
total snowfall unmelted for the
year was 40.2 inches, with the
grea est snowfall In January when
a total of 9.3 inches fell. Precip
itation occurred on 167 days.
There were 114 clear days, 67
partly cloudy, and 184 cloudy days
during the past year.
The prevailing wind direction
was from the northeast with an av
erage hourly wind velocity of 8.7
miles. The highest wind velocity
during the year for a sustained per
iod of 6 minutes was 4 5 minutes
from the South on August 24th.
Navigation opened May 28 and
closed November 4. The last
freezing temperature was June
19 and the first feezing tempera
ture was September 8.
M RITE TOOK PRIENDS A
-ETTER ON SOURDOUGH STA
TIONARY Os Sal# at Nugget Oflle#
EAGLES ANNUAL
FRONTIER NIGHT
The Frontier Night scheduled
for Saturday, February! 10 is the
annual mecca for the sport loving
followers all who are looking for
thrills and fun will get ft at the
Frontier Night, this event has no
equal, ,ln fact 4claim can be1 made
that there is no place- on' earth
that a show like it can be staged.
The actual furniture and gambling
devices of the historical Monte Car
lo, Hpnter Gold Belt, Northern,
Eagle and Second Class saloons
are still kept,;on hand and once a
year are brought up and placed in
commission. *
The unusual amount of prepara
t on. the plans and performances
that are in course of preparation
will undoubtedly make this event
'the greatest affair of the year.
J With the next issue of the Nug
get, full details plans and program
i will be published.
| Keep the date open, Saturday,
February 10 th, Large Eagle Ha.'..
NOTICB
la order that — beortbuw prill not
. • delayed fta widrlag the Satur
day Nugget, several loan lata,
it win jbe neoeuuarjr that all
change* of regular advertisement*
be In this office nut Inter thaaff F.
M., Thursdays, to tenure publica
tion tn the Saturday bene.. Other
wise the change cannot be mads
until the next lanue.
None*
SOURDOUGH.. STATIONERY FOR
SALE AT THE NUGGET OFFICE.
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