Prominent Ketchikan businessmen held on sedition charge
Three leading Ketchikan figures Frank H. Bold Dean C Cannon and Bert H Liebe were arrested by U S deputy marshal over distribution of the seditious pamphlet Three in One mailed from the local post office in two batches Tuesday and Thursday They posted bond at 5000 each with a preliminary hearing set for Saturday Also linked is H A Dawson arrested days earlier for sedition and possession of seditious material
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Ketchikan
U. S
Sharpe
Frank H. Bold
Ketchikan Electric Laundry
Dean C. Cannon
Cannon Bakery
Bert H. Liebe
Dean C
Ween
Washington
Warder
H. A. Dawson
Commissioner Mahoney
Pan Germans Silenced by Fellow Critics in Refuting Antiwar Charge
In a March Hague article the Frankfurter Zeitung rebukes Pan German critics led by Herr Iigenbrodt, arguing the war’s course shows Pan German policy sought conquest and mass mobilization. It says Pan Germans caused foreign hostility and now faces a coming reckoning for their role.
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Germany
Baumgarten
Allies' Reserves Seen Threaten German Drive
Amsterdam April 5 The Vorwaerts reports the enemy holds an enormous reserve south and rear of the penetrated front. The German paper warns of a grave menace to the German army and a possible offset of gains from the drive. Berlin press shows dissatisfaction at the failure to break British defenses and fears over costly slaughter.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
White Pass Engineer And Brakeman Killed
Skagway March 19 The rotary of the White Pass Railway Company at a point eight miles on the Whitehorse yesterday after spur jumped the tyon and rolled over Brakeman A J Collison was killed Engineer Ed Barry was badly burned and died last night at the Whitehorse hospital Superintendent Hahn was on board and jumped to safety The accident is thought to have been caused by ice on the rails It is the first serious accident to the rotary plow Collison leaves a wife and four children Barry leaves an invalid mother in Whitehorse He has a smarg i ter and four brothers who are l in various parts of the States
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Skagway
White Pass
Whitehorse
A.J. Collison
Ed Barry
Hahn
Collison
Barry
Lincoln Red Club Birthday Fund Drive Seeks Monthly Support
In observance of Abraham Linecolt s nineteenth birthday the Lincoln Red Club solicits monthly five dollar payments from members through the Amer and its Jean Red Cross initiative, with dues due on the 12th of each month for the duration of the present war. Also notes a for sale listing for a Mississippi range and a family cook house item, plus a lost gold breastpin and found item fragment.
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Abraham Linecolt
Amer
Jean Red Cross
Geo. W. Albrec
A. S. Bourne Co
P. Wood
Taylor R. Co
Burton
Wm. B. Thoms
W. W. Nelson
Sam't Applebann
Alex Dicksen
Lelind Thos
N. Turner
John A. Nelson
A.D. Currie
Capt
J. HL. McTean
Win
H. Jones
Jay J. Smith
Clark declines Missouri senate appointment after Stone’s death
Washington April 27 Speaker Champ Clark refused the appointment of a United States senator from Missouri to fill the late Senator William J. Stone's seat, who died from paralysis. Also noted is Baldwin Locomotive Works unveiling a vast steam locomotive described as the world’s largest, spanning over 109 feet, weighing 450 tons with twenty four driving wheels and flexible boilers for turning.
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Washington
Champ Clark
United States
Missouri
William J. Stone
Baldwin Locomotive Works
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Fellows
Hague
March Tuans
Frankfurter Zeitung
Herrigenbrodt
J. L. Sale
Otter Chas
Crosby
Lincoln
Atwell Iditarad
Rge Cook
Pioneer Office
Joe
Merchants’ Cafe
Robt
Soutar
Iditarod Meat CO
Ofpich
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