Conflict Fears Escalate as U S Demands on Carranza
Reports from Washington indicate the United States plans to present an ultimatum to Carranza over prisoners and incursions on the border. President Wilson prepares to seek a decisive response as military mobilization intensifies. Messages from Mexico City suggest Carranza may discuss with Latin American diplomats while U S troops rush toward the border and talks continue with Bolivian and Salvadoran ministers.
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Death Comes To Relentless Man Without Country
Nathan Cohen known as the man without a country has died after two years of being refused shelter in the United States or Brazil. His travels between New York and South American ports ended with burial in a Staten Island Hebrew cemetery. Born in Brazil, Cohen wandered from Jacksonville to Baltimore and beyond, losing his fortune in Florida before finally landing in New York where he was repeatedly barred until interceding aid allowed him to stay.
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Leader of Irish Uprising Guilty of Treason
Sir Roger Cacon, leader of the recent Irish uprising, found guilty of high treason and sentenced to death in London. The verdict follows a lengthy trial with authorities portraying him as the principal organizer of the insurrection.
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Dredge Plans Sharply Hinted For Iditarod District Operations
The Iditarod district whispers of dredge installation on Otter Creek or its tributaries with a machine smaller than Riley and Marston’s pattern. Operators keep details tight as options were recently secured on several claims, and a dredge may arrive for immediate setup this winter amid secrecy.
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Iditarod Term of Court Adjourned With Few Docket Cases
The special Iditarod term of the United States district court for the Fourth Akivks division adjourned Tuesday evening after disposing of most business. Several cases were moved to other terms. Judgments included Msctony vs Marston in favor of defendant for $10,000 no condition shown. another verdict favored plaintiff on part of the suit. A deed awarded a 1/64 interest in an Otter Ables station claim with monetary recoveries to the plaintiff. The Mandley vs Vekon Gold Company verdict awarded $20,000 for personal injuries. Several divorces and transfers to other terms were noted, with a mortgage sale pending.
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Immigration Bill Excludes Asfatic Peoples Across Asia
A government note outlines a proposed migration bill excluding vast Asian populations from the Malay archipelago to Persia with limited exception for Persia itself. The measure aims to redefine who may enter the United States, indicating special treaty restrictions for Persia and preserving Chinese exclusion laws for coastal China. The State Department reports the effort to be acceptable to the department, with representations against repugnant terms.
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Returning Stampeders Meet With Difficulties
Cameron of the fir Cameron with A DeHaus returned from Telstar Saturday aboard a new dig boat that failed to run. They switched to another vessel but both motors stopped. They finally reached the mail launch and reported no details. Prospecting in the new district is largely suspended due to warm weather. No results on claims or work done were reported, though efforts continue.
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Railways and Matanuska rail project discussed by official
Washington dispatch notes June 29 that the House approved the annual appropriations bill funding government rail projects including construction of a road or railway in Alaska with attention to Matanuska area. The session also passed an army operations appropriation of 180 million dollars and a May resolution directing federal service guard duties. Senate naval committee discussed battle cruisers and four superdeck vessels while building plans for other defense measures.
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Alaska Haul Out Industry Strike Blocks Pacific Shipping
Alaska labor advocates report a strike that disrupts Pacific shipping as workers refuse docks and ships. Unclear details describe shoreside actions and company responses with lingering uncertainty about duration and impacts on cargo and pilots.
German Army Office Not Guilty Of Conspiracy Trial
Hans Tusche, former German army officer, on trial in New York for conspiracy related to efforts to blow the Welland Canal, was found not guilty by the jury after testimony and evidence presented in court.
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Glorious Party Celebrates Faith of July With Planned Events
The community plans a July Fourth celebration with an anticipated large turnout. Transportation limits may affect attendance, so many residents will walk. The program includes races, oration by Professor A M, broncho riding, and a star-driving contest with prizes. Officials list committees and capacities for the event.
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First Visitor Arrives for Big Fourth of July Celebration
William Schirmeyer, the genie and noted all around athlete of the Halfway Boathouse, arrived from Dikeman early yesterday. He is likely the first arrival for the upcoming Fourth of July celebration in Flet City next Tuesday. He prefers a top circus but will settle for any suitable entertainment in Alaska.
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Wickersham Charges Big CC in Alaska Trial
In Alaska a general investigation dominates the scene as Wickersham brings forward charges against CC amid a broad inquiry. The development follows a controversial period with officials scrutinizing actions linked to the CC case.
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Alaska
Roosevelt and Hughes in Accord on Reform Threat
New York June 29 Former President Taft signals willingness to work with Theodore Roosevelt and Hughes, indicating Republican support for a reform agenda. Hughes hosts a long conference with Elihu Root, signaling alignment with presidential contenders and Missouri plans.
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Elihu Redt
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Turbulent World War Headlines Echo North and West Fronts
June 26 dispatches report heavy German offensives and Allied counterings near the Meuse with British artillery pressing westward. News from Milan and Saint George mentions air raids and submarine threats, while naval losses include torpedo boat destroyers and a sinking torpedo craft amid the Straits of Otranto.
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