Carranza Requests Immediate Withdrawal of US Troops
A note from General Carranza to the state department asks why American troops remain in Mexico and requests their withdrawal without delay. The secretary of state promised an answer would be prepared at once.
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Washington
Carranza
State Department
Mexico
Narrow escape as boat sinks in icy Narrows
Mrs R Rasmussen and Mrs Martin Evans with her young son nearly perish after their leaky skiff swamps mid crossing. Rescue arrives as C Andrinoff family and Mrs Jack Hanseth pull one woman aboard and ferry the boy and other woman to safety.
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Narrows
C. Andrinoff
Jack Hanseth
Local steamers sailings and Alaska updates
Al-Ki and City of Seattle are the first southbound steamers due from the south with departures from Seattle. The Dolphin leaves Seattle this morning and Admiral Watson tomorrow, while the Admiral Evans is southbound to Petersburg next Tuesday. Also noted are local visits by Krause defense attorney Kazis Krdauczunas and miner F J Wetrick, plus fisheries patrol Osprey arriving in Juneau. Postmaster raises deposit limits to 1000 dollars and abolishes monthly 100 cap. N C Munson promoted to keeper at Scotch Cap Alaska after visiting Petersburg. he will sail from Seward to reach his post. Commanding note on subscriptions.
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Democratic Convention Names Alaska Candidates For Delegate And Attorney General
The Juneau territorial convention nominated Charles A. Sulzer for delegate to Congress and George B. Grigsby for attorney general. Six delegates and six alternates were chosen for the St. Louis convention. A resolution endorsed President Wilson’s Brandeis nomination for the supreme court bench. Thomas J. Donohue won the national committee seat after a close contest. Julius Sunde represented Petersburg Democrats at the territorial gathering.
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New Coast Pilot Supplement for Alaska Waters Issued
The Coast and Geodetic Survey in Washington announces a new one sided Alaska waters supplement to the United States Coast Pilot from Dixon Entrance to Yakutat Bay. It updates the 1908 volume with corrections, adds Bucareli Bay and Portillo Channel guidance, notes dangers from recent wire drag surveys, and is available free by mail request.
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Portillo Channel
Prince of Wales Island
Brandeis Confirmed for Supreme Court Justice
Washington June 2 The Senate confirmed Louis D Brandeis for the United States Supreme Court as associate justice.
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Washington
The
Senate Today
Louis D. Brandeis
Associate Justice of the United
German Gains on West Front
The German forces shifted their offensive to Thiaumont and Vaux and gained the French first lines. Paris reports Germans aided by Austrians pounding trenches west of the Meuse while French reserves counterattacked with machine guns, repulsing infantry assaults.
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West Front
Meuse
Border Line steamer De spatch docks after Seattle to Port Walter run
The De spatch arrived in port southbound after a Seattle to Port Walter voyage. Officers said the trip was highly enjoyable with a passenger list dominated by fifteen Scottish women headed to sardine packing at the Alaska Herring and Sardine Company plant. Three married couples traveled together as part of the party. The voyage was described as a continuous picnic with nightly dances.
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Seattle
Port Walter
Alaska Herring and Sardine Company
Roosevelt Voices Dislike of Weasel Words and Let George Do It
In New York on June 2 Roosevelt addressed thousands at the industrial exposition and denounced weasel words and deeds, and the Let George do it policy aimed at the Wilson administration.
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Industrial Exposition
Wilson
Dream Theatre Sold to C E Swanson
C E Swanson closed a deal this week to buy the Dream Theatre from Oscar Nicholson and took charge of the picture house on Thursday.
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C. E. Swanson
Dream Theatre
Oscar Nicholson
Mr. Swanson
Picture House
Celebration Meeting Planned for Fourth of July
A mass meeting is called for Tuesday evening June 6 at 7 30 in the fire hall to arrange a celebration of the Fourth of July. Hans Wick marshal.
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Hans. Wick
For Charter The Passenger Gas Launch
A fragmentary notice offering charter options for a passenger gas launch. Mentions Captains GC F Smith and Bickers, with stray references to Petersburg and stores. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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San ‘Suda
F. Smith
Petersburg
A. Forte L ‘Bickers
Moose Demand Indorsement Of Progressive Policies
Chicago June 2 Chairman Perkins announces moosers will back a candidate who supports progressive policies. Roosevelt’s nomination is not essential for support. Hi Jackson's Georgia delegation will be seated after a six hour contest with the Johnson faction. The action shifts sixteen Hughes votes.
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Roosevelt
Pope Benedict urges neutrality amid war accusations
Rome reports Cardinal Gasparri quotes Pope Benedict deploring anti Christian war cruelties while declaring neutrality and says he cannot judge improper conduct by either side due to lack of impartial evidence. Washington notes whiskey production up sharply and beer down in the fiscal year to June 30. James J Hill dies after surgery in St Paul.
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Cardinal Gasparri
Papal
Benedict
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Amble Bank VP Offers Reward for Missing Person Data
Dr C J Amble vice president of Estancia Savings Bank Estancia New Mexico offers 4 to the first person furnishing information as to the whereabouts of J Amble. The description notes a person about five feet eight inches tall with light brown hair blue eyes and a medium build.
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Estancia Savings Bank
Estancia
New _ Mexico
J. Amble
Sane
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