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Newspaper

The Nome Daily Nugget

Location

Nome, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1917

Page

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Anagon da Miners May Strike British Repulse Six Teuton Attacks

British repulsed six German attacks on the Belgian front near Ypres as heavy fighting continued. The British held the line along Ypres positions and even gained slight ground near the Ypres Menin road through counter attacks. The German waves were met by intense British barrage and gunfire with high casualties and no penetration of the British frontline.

Associated Pres London Belgiian Front Ypres Ypres-Menin Road

Terrific Fighting on French Front Reported by AP

Paris reports heavy combat on the French front with gains in the May Hi region and in Champagne as German assaults are repulsed. French forces counter attacked near Terminis held trenches under artillery fire while Verdun raids continue and the rest of the front remains quiet.

Associated Press Paris Aveiar Loch Verdun Trent St. Quentin Trout Oetdaw

Anaconda Miners Vote on Strike Amid Front News

Berlin reports fighting on the Western Front with British repulses near Cambrai and heavy action north of St Quentin. In Anaconda Montana miners vote on a strike as union pressures mount and local sentiment shifts toward industrial action amid wage and labor tensions.

Berlin

Entente Warships Bombard Turkish Positions

Allied naval forces batter Turkish shore batteries along the Asian Minor coast near the Sumrna Gulf. British monitors and battleships silence a large battery and damage fortifications in a systematic coastal assault reported from Mitylene. Read today’s news in The Daily Nugget.

Associated Press London Entente Turkey Athens Sumrna Gulf Mitylene Daily Nugget

Soldiers Insurance Bill Introduced In Congress

Administration sponsored bills seek a government low cost life and disability insurance plan for armed forces and to support dependants. Indemnities for disabilities in service are included and experts estimate costs at 176 million dollars for year one and 380 million for year two.

Associal Press Washington Congress

Wilson Signs Food Control and Survey Bills

President Wilson signed the food control and food survey bills, placing Herbert Hoover in full charge of the food situation. The action, announced in Washington, formalizes the measures into law.

Wilson Associated Press Washington Herbert C. Hoover

Say No Use To Send Troops To Russia

Washington reports the loot mission concludes sending American troops to Russia would be unhelpful and provide little strategic value. All members except Charles Edward Rugsel say troop dispatch would not bolster the Russian front despite potential morale impact.

Associated Pre Washington Charles Edward Rugsel Russia

Santa Fe raises wage scale for employees nationwide

Atchison Topeka Santa Fe announces an eleven to fifteen percent increase in the present wage scale affecting more than fourteen thousand employees. The new scale becomes effective September 1.

Associated Press Chicago Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rairoad Company

U. S. Steel Reports Unfilled Orders Decline

United States Steel announces end of July unfilled orders near eleven million tons, down from twelve million at end of June, indicating a reduction of over half a million tons in the month. The note also mentions a Nome lunch counter promotion starting July 23.

Associated Press New York United States Steel Corporation Omer Board of Trade Nome

Army Disorganization Alarm Roils Russian Public

Russians fear disorganization in the masses as the swelling deradical agitation from workers and socialist groups triggers calls to defend the army. A debate in Petrograd Congress urges measures to value the military draft amid German advances on the southwest front and a possible drive toward Odessa and the grain belt.

Detrograd Congress Enganiz Orkers

Henderson Quits War Council Over Textile Policy

London Aug 1 Arthur Henderson labor member of the British War Council resigns citing clash with government industrial policy affecting workers. He advised the British labor conference to send delegates to a projected consultative conference at Stockholm and had been opposed to such moves.

Associated Press London Arthur Henderson British War Council Hibor Henderson Stoc Tia Bomla- Thing Dsing

1909 Cataract Electric Washing Machine Ad

Advertises a 1909 Cataract electric washing machine with power wringer and motor. Inquiries directed to Geo S Maynard.

Geo Maynard

Wilson nominates Hopkins as assistant secretary of Interior

President Wilson named Sheldon G. Hopkins of Cheyenne Wyoming as assistant secretary of the Interior. Hopkins becomes the latest nominee in a push to fill high level posts in the administration.

Wilson Secretary OF Interior Associated Press Washington Wilson Today Sheldon G. Hopkins Cheyenne Wyo Interior

Government Settles Threatened Carpenters Strike

New York Ang I The tentative strike of carpenters on government projects in this district was called off after a conference among government officials and union leaders. The agreement ensures union wages and hours for all government contracts, ending the dispute over hiring non union workers on military cantonments aviation fields and naval yard construction.

Associated Press New York Ang Patriotiee Govement

Tomato corner plot eyed by federal investigators

Federal trade commission investigators report evidence of a conspiracy to corner the Pacific coast tomato crop. Statements from trade officers indicate several large packing interests were involved aiming to control the coast output. Subscription note included: price two dollars per month.

Associated Press Washington Pacific Coast Federal Trade Commission Trade Commission

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