30 May 1917
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1917
Page
1
In East St Louis on May 30 pro German sympathizers sparked clashes during a Decoration Day parade. Rioters attacked German owned property, police failed to stop the unrest and the city is placed under martial law with military units guarding businesses and homes.
Washington reports the Department of Justice claims the Chicago anti conscription plot was organized by German agents. DoJ says arrests are ongoing and no leniency will be shown to organizers or participants. Public anger rises as calls for swift justice grow nationwide.
Washington May 30 Preparations are complete for registering those in the draft for Army and Navy service. Officials in charge of local stations have been assigned posts. Projections place the total registrants at over twelve million. Major cities plan June fifth as a national day of celebration with torchlight parades bands and flags to honor youths registering.
Washington May 30 Plans presented to the Naval Board describe a vessel for war purposes unlike any prior design. The board declines to detail features but believes the inventor has hit upon a concept of inestimable value to the government. A working model demonstration is planned within the next week to secure adoption.
In a note to readers the Nugget explains delaying print until after the 5:30 telegraphic wireless update due to wireless operators being on holiday. The paper encourages immediate subscription to ensure access to the latest external news.
The whereabouts of Harold Hartle a Napa California surveyor are being sought he was last heard from about twelve years ago in Alaska. Anyone with information should contact Mrs J Burger or P S King of Napa California.
Field Marshal Haig reports a successful British raid near Neuve Chapelle this morning with many German prisoners and key positions along the road to Lille captured. Paris notes heavy bombardment on St Quentinst and a French counteroffensive south west of the city with gains and fierce battles near Rhuims.
President Wilson headed the large Memorial Day parade in Washington and attended services at Arlington Cemetery honoring the fallen. He delivered a speech urging Americans to meet current crises with noble deeds like the departed patriots.
Kaiser Wilhelm spoke to forces near Laon saying faith remains unshaken and the Central Powers will achieve a decisive victory. He urged continued sacrifice to preserve the Fatherland and force the peace needed for future world development.
The State Finance Committee has reduced the Revenue Bill by roughly 300 million, leaving an estimated total of about 1.5 billion. Officials expect the current figure to meet all intended needs in the designated expenditures.
Stockholm May 30 The slogan no annexation no indemnities dominates the international socialist peace conference welcome. Delegates from various countries discuss Germany likely forced return of Alsace and Lorraine to France. A few delegates from England and one from the United States attend the forthcoming conference.
May 30 dispatches describe the Austrian government evacuating Vienna archives in anticipation of Trieste falling. Italian authorities report gunfire and bombardment around the Austro-Hungarian port as Italian forces press forward. Cadorna notes effective artillery on Duino, while Austrian defenses weaken and communications struggle amid the advance.
Millions pour in for the Liberty Loan as subscriptions top 171 million in the first twenty four hours. Bankers warn of potential impact on railroad oil and mining securities while markets abroad stay strong. Brokers expect sustained buying and ongoing prosperity despite concerns. Moonlight water mentioned at Elite Bath House.
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