Governor Strong Visits Interior Alaska on Alaska Clipper
Governor J F A Strong and Mrs Strong arrived at Fort Gibbon by steamer Alaska and were greeted by military authorities. He planned a multi stop visit across the Tanana valley including Fairbanks Ruby Nome Metlakatla and Ketchikan to select detention hospital sites and address a long standing dispute with Missionary William Duncan. His inland itinerary includes greetings to old friends and neighbors while limiting time this season.
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Port Gibbon
J. F. A. Strong
Alaska
Fort Gib
Hce
Governo Nana General
Nega
Strong
Tanana Valley
Torial
Fairbanks
Tie
Ruby
Nome
Seward Peninsula
Ketchikan
Metlatkalitla
William Duncan
Suffragettes visit Senate amid debate and turmoil
Washington dispatch reports suffragists representing states urged voting rights in the United States Senate yesterday. The session remained peaceful with no violence. Debates shifted to tariff schedules and appropriations as storms sweep Washington, causing three deaths and extensive damage. Wickersham pressed for government road projects across territories.
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Washington
Joseph Acquitted of Murder Charge in Juneau
In Juneau on August 1, Joseph was acquitted of the murder charge. The trial concluded with a not guilty verdict, ending the legal proceedings for the accused in this case.
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Juneau
Joseph
Monda
Diaz Hooted by Mexican Refugees in Los Angeles
General Felix Diaz arrived in Los Angeles en route to Japan as Huerta government representative. He was met at the depot by hundreds of Mexican refugees who hissed and jeered the famous general as long as he stood in the street observers reported.
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Los Angeles
Felix Diaz
Japan
Huerta
Mexico
Mexicans Don’t Like Our Flag in Mexico City Riot
In Mexico City July 26 a period of unrest sees mobs trampling American and British flags as crowds gather in the streets. President Huerta dispatches General Felix Diaz on a mission to Japan offering 50,000 acres of rich farmland for Japanese colonization.
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City of
Mexico
Huerta
Felix Diaz
Japan
Roosevelt Rough Riders to invade Mexico rumor debunked
Denver reports say Col Roosevelt and two sons may form a rough riders group for possible Mexican hostilities but credence is low. Also notes Duke Stubbs returning on court business after river journey and J. Jones leaving Y G Co. for Virginia as corn and sweet potatoes thrive there.
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Denver
Col. Roosevelt
Rocky Mountains
Mexico
Duke E. Stubbs
Kuskokwim
Mr. Stubb
S Jones
Y. G. Co
Virginia
Leach Cross Defeats Mat Baldwin in 20th Round
Leach Cross the New York lightweight was awarded the referee's decision after a 20 round bout with Matty Baldwin in Los Angeles. Cross dominated early and throughout, though Baldwin rallied in the final five rounds showing notable skill.
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Los Angeles
Leach Cross
New York
Deai
Matty Baldwin
Cross
Matty
Fearful Heat In Middle West Brings Record Temps
Chicago July 30. Extreme heat shattered regional records across the Middle West. A thermometer reached 122 degrees in Galeburg, and the heat is withering the area. A heavy rain fell last night, cooling parts of the region temporarily.
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Middle West
Chicago
Middle States
al Galesburg
Britain to skip Panama-Pacific Exposition in 1915
London August 1 The British foreign office states the English government will not participate in the Panama-Pacific Exposition in 1915 due to ongoing friction between Britain and Panama over canal tolls.
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London
British Foreign Office
Panama
Local postal inspector to tour Pacific routes
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a postal official named Chris t of the Pacific may inspect postal routes and division operations. The timeline suggests a two month period of activity in the city, with emphasis on inland and coastal mail routing. Further readable details are unavailable.
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Mr.Christ
The
Pacific Mail
Coal claim cancellation near Washington headline
GOAL GL4id Washington July 3 Onder have been received by the Department of the Interior for the cancellation of the coal claim of James This property adjoins im s Cunningham cl.
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Washington
Department of the Interior
James
S Cunningham
No More Dice Sharing Orders From Tacoma Chief
Tacoma authorities issued orders to patrolmen to prohibit all dice sharing and gambling in saloons and cigar stores amid a crackdown on vice. The directive targets public gaming and aims to restore order in local establishments.
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Tacoma
Tominis
Death of Seattle Judge McDonald stuns city politics
Seattle July 30 Judge F McDonald a leading Democratic figure and a candidate for postmaster died suddenly of heart disease yesterday afternoon. C J Hurley president of the American Bank of Alaska, who had been in the camp for a month, left for Fairbanks yesterday on the White Seal. Only the best at DuRands Discovery Cafe.
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Seattle
F. McDonald
C. J. Hurley
American Bank of Alaska
Fairbanks
Adrianople Holds Firm Against Surrender Proposals
Adrianople reports the Turkish government has notified European powers it will in future entertain no propositions to surrender Adrianople to the Balkan alliance or any other power.
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Adrianople
Balkanallis
New Alaska Juvenile Courts Law Outlines Model System
The article prints the initial sections of a bill to establish Juvenile Courts in Alaska, create guardians for dependent children, and set care provisions. It details court powers, eligibility of children, records, and the formation of regional Boards of Children's Guardians to oversee care arrangements and funding. It notes judges’ roles, potential placements, and the governance structure for juvenile justice in the territory.
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Alaska
Board of Chillians
Judiciail
Territory of
Board of Children's Guardians
District Court
United States
Boards of Children’s Guardians
Miners Victory as Operators Recognize Union in West Virginia
Charleston West Virginia July 30 operators who had waged war against organized labor decide to recognize the miners union in future dealings with the men, ending the period of brutal acts that had shocked the country. The move signals a major shift in district labor relations and could mark a peaceful era ahead for miners and operators alike.
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Charleston
W. Va
Excursionists Return Home From Seattle Tour
The New Seattle Chamber of Commerce party returned to Seattle this morning aboard Mann of San Francisco, with plenary representation by the president. The party toured five weeks along the coast and Yukon River, praising the railway prospects.
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Seattle
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Mann
San Francisco
Alaska
Wal
Wilson
Disponent
Yukon River
Lamar Arrested for Impersonating Official in New York
New York July 26 David Lamar Wall Street broker testifying before a lobby committee was indicted by the city for impersonating an officer. A federal grand jury in Washington accuses him of defrauding the government and other charges.
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New York
David Lamar
Wall Street
Prentiates Senate
Wash. Ted
George Bay Elected Governor in Arkansas Surprise
In Arkansas on July 30 action held through yesterday Judge, the Democratic candidate was elected governor by a 20 000 majority. A light vote was cast.
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Litle Rock
Outiverge Rk
Yéslentay
Evelyn Thaw To Open Engagement In New York Shows
Mrs Evelyn Thaw has arrived in New York and will begin an engagement in one of the big show houses next week. The advance notice indicates a new acting run to start soon in the city.
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New York
Evelyn Thaw
Isolating Servians Reported Cut Off Rails
Berlin dated July 30 reports late Sofia advices that isolated detachments of Servian troops have been entirely cut off from railroad communication, disrupting troop movement and supply lines in the region.
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Berlin
Sofia
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Are Apter in Montana
Helena Montana August 1 Joseph Daniels secretary of the Navy has been in Montana on a voyage east from the Pacific Coast and has lately received many threatening letters from the Industrial Workers of the World, I W W.
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Helena
Mont
Joseph Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Montana
Pacific Coast
Industrial Workers of the World
Not Guilty Plea Entered in Mann White Slave Case
San Francisco August 1 John F Diggs and Drew Carmenetti pleaded not guilty in U S district court to Mann white slave law violations Bert J Banks recently returned from the Outside heads Cascade Laundry Capt Jim Haley and Bob Griffs, the winter mail carriers, are late arrivals in town.
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San Francisco
John F. Diggs
Drew Carmenetti
U.S District Court
Tod
Bert J. Banks
The
Cascade Laundry
Jim Haley
Bob Griffls
Rioting in Seattle Prompts Riot Law and City Turmoil
Seattle experienced a week of intermittent rioting starting July 17 as I W W adherents beat sailors and soldiers. Reinforcements attacked Socialist and Industrial headquarters, furniture was burned, and the city implaced riot measures. Mayor Cotterill issued a riot declaration closing saloons and curbing editions of the Seattle Evening Times, which sought court relief and injunctions. The Times resumed publication after injunctions, while recall campaigns against other papers intensified.
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Seattle
Cotterill
Seattle Evening Times
Bar
Humphrey
Superior Court
Times
The
Secretary Bryan Gets Quick Action
A sweeping government move blocks export to Mexico. The note from Secretary Bryan prompted rapid action, securing the release of three Americans and one more at Juarez. President Wilson and Ambassador Wilson clash over how to handle the crisis as a senate committee hears testimony on foreign relations and labor questions.
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Chihuahua
Jaurez
Huerta
Wilson
Senate Committee On Foreign
May Withdraw Neutrality Laws Discussed in Washington
Ambassador Henry L. Wilson arrived in Washington after being recalled from Mexico for talks. He indicated there is a possibility that Mexican neutrality could be withdrawn at any moment. Secretary Bryan plans a protectorate over Central American states, to be considered soon. The Underwood tariff bill faces strong Senate opposition over free wool and sugar provisions.
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Washington
Henry L. Wilson
Mexico
Wilson
Whi
Bryan
Senate
District Court Term Closes After July Session in City
The July district court term adjourned yesterday after two o clock. Judge F J Fuller District Attorney Crossley and staff were to depart for Ruby for an August term. Mrs Jerry Ford of Flat City traveled to Eureka in the Hot Springs district for a short visit. Money remains on hand with the city treasurer to satisfy an outstanding city warrant. Du Rana's Discovery Cafe offers fresh killed beef from Iditarod Meat Co.
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District Court
F. J. Fuller
Crossley
Bion A. Dodge
JC. C. Page
Walker Rowson
Tenore Hyde
Estelle Fitts
Ruby
Ni. Coke Hill
Ruby District
Jerry Ford
Flat City
Hureka
Hot Springs
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Mat Baldwin
Shanghai
DuRand
Discovery Cafe
Marshal’s Office
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Olympia
DaRand
Pioneer Office
Lamar
George Bay
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Underwood and
Mulhall
Martin Mulhall
National Manufacturers Association
Oscar W. Underwood
House
Ways and Means
Iimon Underwood
Bolland
W. J. Bolland
House Committee On Territories
J. Ham
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
du Rana
Satisfisa Dhe
Iditarod Meat Co
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