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LD A BIG CEroad i *(1, either because they talked well or because the audience was in a mood to think so anyway.At the close of the prepared pro gram Judge Brown arose and said that while it had been agreed not to: pi.mention anybody in the resolutions S’\Linedska :tice 10 a tl to theeat -ovalsetpucleprlt;except President Wilson because it‘an. was hard to know where to stop in •ibia.rlienOixa ■ vi«blitiolor(litI considering the list of active support- j t-oi . ers of the railroad bill in congress,* he thought some mention ought to be j pa made of Alaska’s delegate, Judge Wicktrsham. This suggestion re ceivetl applause. Mayor Ritchie said lie believed the suggestion of Judge been grown was proper and that the au-011 dience ought also to be reminded of hard j the efforts of Senators^ Chamberlain, and Pittman and Jones, and Chairman Houston,, of the House committee in(‘x_ charge of the bill, and Mr. Mann, the sub- Republican House leader.A collection was taken up to defray eer-1 expenses while the orchestra playedclipacollibterbetmitinwopci
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Valdez Daily Prospector
Valdez, Alaska, US
Tue, Feb 24, 1914
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