21 Mar 1914
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1914
Page
1
In Mexico City on March 20 Nelson O Shaughnessy, the American diplomat, is reported to be in poor health and likely to depart for a lower altitude for recovery. His removal would complicate U S efforts amid the Mexico United States diplomatic strains during the revolution.
London reports a drastic shift as 30 000 troops head to Ireland including the Royal Hampshire Regiment and 76th Battery of Horse Artillery to suppress Ulster rebellion. Dublin and Belfast scenes show defiance as officers and soldiers protest orders, signaling possible mutiny and grave civil conflict.
In San Francisco on March 20 three Western Fuel Company officers were convicted of conspiracy to defraud the government over customs declarations. Vice President Smith and Superintendent Willis received one year six months each in San Newin and Weizgher Mayer was sentenced to one year in county jail.
In San Francisco on March 19 boys playing near the Protrero police station discovered eight sticks of dynamite with caps and a long fuse.
A sketched report notes the government weighing dismissal of several coal related cases. It cites a pledge to focus on stronger merit in prosecutions and to drop weaker or non-meriting charges.
Fragmentary item notes speculation about President Wilson's plans for a possible visit next summer. It mentions a proposed timetable and potential political implications, with references to a local sweepstakes and a candy store.
Nome hosts a Ladies dog race along Front Street with twenty teams starting at one minute intervals. Spectators fill the square as drivers, led by Mrs Darrah and other noted women, race through a snowy course under patrol guidance, celebrating Alaska’s progress.
A holiday mood grips the town as stores close and anticipation builds around an un disclosed event at Eagle Hall. Rumors point to Bernal related activities and a stampede of excitement as residents await details of tonight's mysterious proceedings.
A local observance at Uw Day brought community members together in festive mood. Residents shared treats and small performances as organizers highlighted traditions and regional charm.
The Manny Dutard, a codfishing schooner, was held up by a 20 year old youth named Jo Well who boarded at the dock and, at gunpoint, forced the crew to surrender money and valuables. He was later arrested by city police.
An old newspaper brief announces 100 tons of flour and 5 cent bread from North Pole Bakery and Anvil Bakery. It adds a notice that the toilet in the rear of Eagle saloon will be open on Sundays for patrons.
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