Prominent Ketchikan business men arrested in sedition case
Three well known Ketchikan figures Frank H. Bold Dean C Cannon and Bert H Liebe were arrested by U S deputy marshal on sedition charges connected to the pamphlet Three in One mailed to residents Tuesday The men posted bond at 5000 each and await a preliminary hearing Saturday Also linked is H A Dawson recently jailed on similar charges and implicated in the same case
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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 Panned by Fellow Editors in Frankfurter Zeitung
The Frankfurter Zeitung replies to Pan German critic Herr igenbrodt, arguing the army failed to stay within early war expectations and that Pan German policy pushed towards imagined holy war. It condemns Pan Germans for inciting foreign hate and harming Germany’s image, warning that their hour of reckoning approaches.
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Hague
March Tuans
Frankfurter Zeitung
Herrigenbrodt
Germany
Baumgarten
Allies' Reserves Reported Threat to British Drive
Amsterdam April 5 The Vorwaerts claims the enemy reserves are massing behind the southern flank where German forces had penetrated. The paper sees a grave menace to the German army and doubts the British thrust may offset German gains. It Expresses dissatisfaction at the failure to break British defenses and warns of protests over costly slaughter with little result.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
White Pass Engineer And Brakeman Killed
Skagway reports the White Pass Railway rotary at a point eight miles on the Whitehorse jumped the track and rolled over. Brakeman A J Collison was killed and Engineer Ed Barry died later from burns. Superintendent Hahn escaped. Ice on rails suspected. Collison left a wife and four children. Barry left an invalid mother and four brothers.
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Skagway
White Pass
Whitehorse
A.J. Collison
Ed Barry
Hahn
Collison
Barry
Lincoln Red Club The Red Cross monthly dues drive
Fragmented clipping lists names and signatures for a Lincoln Red Club and Red Cross dues fund, mentions monthly five dollar contributions, and references a war era context. Also notes for sale items and a found object fragment.
Clark declines Missouri senate appointment after Stone’s death
Washington reports Speaker Champ Clark refused the appointment to fill Missouri’s late Senator William J. Stone amid his paralysis death. The Baldwins Locomotive Works announces the world’s largest steam locomotive in service with a 109 foot plus length, 450 ton weight, and 24 driving wheels, designed to turn and curve through flexible joints.
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Washington
Champ Clark
United States
Missouri
William J. Stone
Baldwin Locomotive Works
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Fellows
J. L. Sale
Otter Chas
Crosby
Lincoln
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
Atwell Iditarad
Rge Cook
Pioneer Office
Joe
Merchants’ Cafe
Robt
Soutar
Iditarod Meat CO
Ofpich
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