Peace for Mexico Huerta Resigns and Villa Plans Return
News digest reports Victoriano Huerta resigning the Mexican presidency after mediation in Niagara. Francisco Carbajal appointed provisional president as Huerta and cabinet depart toward Puerto Mexico. General Villa plans to enter Mexico City as tensions ease ahead of a constitutionalist election.
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Mexico City
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Remeen
Niagra
Huerta
Senate
Chamber of
Puerto Mexico
Tampico
Chamber of Deputies
Washington
United States
Kement
Mediation Board
Senor Carbajal
United
Non
American Plan
Arez
Villa
Presint Huerta
General Blanquet
Washington Seeks Supreme Court Heir As Justice Lorton Dies
Washington dispatch reports the President considers Secretary Franklin K. Kane and Attorney General James McReynolds as possible replacements for the late Justice Lorton. The Interstate Commerce Commission finds New Haven Railroad directors guilty of gross mismanagement, with $40,000,000 potentially recoverable by stockholders. In Cuba, 700 marines stand ready at Guantanamo for possible actions in Haiti and Santo Domingo amid revolutions.
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Wireless
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Franklin Kane
James McReynolds
Justice Lorton
United States Supreme Court
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
of the New Haven Railroad
Road
Guantanamo
Cuba
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Dr Alfred H Brooks to tour Alaska this summer
Seattle reports Dr Alfred Brooks director of the Alaska Geologic Survey leaves for the North and will visit Fairbanks Ruby Iditarod and Nome. He plans to spend the entire summer in Alaska conducting geological work and surveys.
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Pioneer
Seattle
Alfred Brooks
Iiter
The
Alaska Geological Surveys
North
Fairbanks
Ruby
Iditarod
Nome
Alaska
Sitka votes for dry town as saloon licenses fail
Sitka voters in a special election held Tuesday decided not to license the sale of intoxicants in the city by a margin of twenty five votes. Women voters played a decisive role in tipping Sitka toward a dry town.
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Iy Wireless
Sitka
Alaska
Lipton’s Shamrock IV Sails for America Today
Wireless from The Pioneer wland dated July 15 reports Lipton's Shamrock IV, his new yacht and America's Cup challenger, preparing to sail for America on a trans Atlantic voyage starting in July.
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Lipton
America
Wland
Shamrock Thomas Lipton
Exboss Richard Croker Comes to Rescue Tammany
New York July 15 Richard Croker former boss of Tammany Hall has left retirement to return to New York politics. Amid crisis from Sulzer disclosures and Murphy struggle Croker plans to aid the Tammany effort. Also noted is Pete Jensen arriving from Greenstone Creek Ruby district where he has mined recently.
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Exboss
Richard Croker
Tammany
Pioneer
New York
Tammany Ball
UN Til
Tocaay
Sinc
Sulzer
Croker
United States
Murphy
Pete
Pete Jensen
Greenstone Creek
Ruby District
Convention of B P C E to Be Held in Los Angeles
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks national convention in session in Denver chose Los Angeles, Cal as the site for next year’s gathering after Seattle emerged as strongest rival. Also notes Jack Ryan, injured in a logging accident near Everett, Wash, is slowly recovering but cannot walk for at least six months. Assessment Work Blanks at Pionese.
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Los Angeles
Ily
Denver
Colo
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Cal
Seattle
Jack Ryan
Iditarod
Everett
Wash
Abe Audette
Week's Doings in District Court Show Assault Verdict
A district court session this week tried United States vs John Lockner for assault with a deadly weapon. The jury found him not guilty of the main charge but guilty of unlawfully assaulting and menacing another. Several cases followed including liquor licenses, new citizens, and a water rights dispute over a ditch from Slate creek. Judge Fuller set sentencing dates and a jury heard testimony on property restitution and a Yukon dispute while new U S commissioner at Rampart was named George W Ledger.
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John Lockner
United States
Bem Stanton
Puller
E. Robinson
Donald McDonald
Louis Erickson
Chester Riley
A.M. Kilgore
Victor Wolfe
al Goslow
Frank Snyder
Peter Roblin
Mike Maher
Robert Poole
J. J. Anderson
Cole
Jude
Euion
Shubert
Mutchler
Maynard
Charbury
Oscar Gardner
al Gossow
John Handle ‘Lore
George Mullmeyer
Janes G. Courtnay
Frank P. H. Leonard
J. H. Rogers
J. W. Stephenson
Charles Stranberg
E. C. Stranberg
Riley
Slate Creek
Beach
Otter Creek
Fuller
J. E. Riley
Ulipsitt Ditch
Feller
Cedric J. Cole
AE. Maltby
Lemen
Indant
Bion A. Dunge
Endant
Fuller Nevi
Tis
Coimgaste
Henry O. Roden
Tey EM Stanton
Tony
Perty
Regimn
Trac
Auerney JC. Moody
Moody
Ananias Club
Cyril P. Wood
George Mullar
W. W. Duffy
W .W. Nelton
Donald McDonskdma
Willow Creek
Joe Loranger
Gagnon
Lackhouse
Keith
Harrison
Henry Roden
Kove
al Wee
Estmere
Wilaw
Loranger
Gagnon Key
Aniak Commissioner Stubbs Arrives in Tolitarod
Duke E. Stubbs, appointed commissioner for the Kas Kokwin valley district, arrived in Tolitarod last Monday to complete qualifications for the new post. He departed Thursday with the al Survey party, which left the city on July 6, for the return journey.
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Duke E. Stubbs
Aniak
di Puller
Kas | Kokwin
Tolitarod
Stubbs
Dr Roden Leaves for Calgary Oil Strike
Henry C. Roden, Iditarod town council member and longtime associate of Joseph H. Smith's store, departs today to Calgary Canada to probe reported oil strikes. Friends lament his exit yet wish him success, noting his tireless public service and leadership in social affairs.
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Henry C. Roden
Iditarod
Joseph H. Smith
Dr” 1B
Calgary
Canada
Mr. Roden
Warrants Issued For Alleged Gamblers
Warrants were issued out of the commissioner’s office charging Clem La Borde and Mike Pamicino with gambling. The offenses are alleged to have been committed at Discovery Otter. A separate court action involved Ben Williams versus Jerry Ford over bartender wages. The court awarded Williams $285 and costs. Ford may appeal, district court to hear next week. Western Union telegrams noted.
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Commissioner
Clem la Borde
Mike Pamicino
Discovery
Otter
Gunboat Smiths foul blow ends London bout with Carpentier
At the London Sporting Club a wild scene erupted as American heavyweight Gunboat Smith fouled Georges Carpentier in the sixth round of their twenty round match. The referee ruled for Carpentier after the foul as crowds rioted outside the ring and police separated the fighters. Carpentier was uninjured and declared winner.
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Wireless
the Pioneer
London
London Sporting Club
Gunboat Smith
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Smith
Gunboat
Corri
Storstadt Blamed For Empress Of Ireland Wreck
Royal commission reports the collier Storstadt responsible for the Empress of Ireland disaster after the third officer allegedly steered without orders. Storstadt sold for 1000 dollars salvage. CPR plans to sue for 2 million damages.
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Quebec
Royal Commission
Storstadt
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Progressive Democrats Nominate Lake District Ticket
The Progressive Democratic convention for Alaska's southern First district met in Ketchikan and nominated A. Svindreth of Wrangell and Frank Thompson of Craig for lower house seats. S. Milligan of Ketchikan was named for senator, with two representatives to be chosen from the Juneau and Douglas area. James Wickersham was endorsed for re election.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
A. Svindreth
Wrangell
Muir Glacier Packing Company
Frank Thompson
Craig
S. Milligan
Ketchi- Law
Juneau
Douglas
James Wickersham
Supreme Court Judge H. H. Lurton Dies at 71
Associate Justice Horace H. Lurton of the United States Supreme Court died in Atlantic City New Jersey of heart failure. Born in 1844 in Newport Kentucky he joined the bar in 1867 and served as Tennessee chief justice before joining the federal bench in 1893 and the U S Supreme Court in 1910. He was married to Frances Owen of Lebanon Kentucky.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Horace H. Lurton
United States Supreme Court
Horace
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Cleveland
United States
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Frances Owen
Lebanon
A Mon Lurton
Newport
Thousands of Railroad Men May Strike
A looming nationwide rail strike threatens to disrupt American railways as eighty five thousand enginemen and firemen on ninety eight Western roads vote to strike for higher wages and shorter hours. Managers oppose, citing poor business and reduced earnings.
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Chicago
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