Wickersham to Remain in Congress Despite Count
June 2. Attorneys for Charles Sulzer seek court aid after Alaska canvassing board decides to count all ballots. If challenged votes are discarded, Sulzer may have won. otherwise James Wickersham is reelected.
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Territorial District of
Alaska
James Wickersham
Delta Congress
Charles A. Sulzer
Court
Dain
Wickersham
Mumber
Sulzer
Germany Fails To Satisfy Chinese Protest Over Submarine Decree
Copenhagen dispatches report Berlin resists China's protest on submarine decree. Blockade measures are said to affect neutral shipping, but officials claim efforts will spare passengers where possible.
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Germany
Copenhagen
China
Berlin
Senator Clashes Over Loan-Fee Graft In Washington Senate
In Olympia on March 2 the Senate backed the bill to protect investors in loan bank associations, while Senator Johnson of Spokane accused Speaker Guy Kelly of gutting the measure to aid his Pacific Building and Loan ties. Debate highlighted fees as high as 14 dollars per share and 10 dollars total, with Wray citing losses to workers and widows and naming a Tacoma organizer as a major culprit. The chamber voted 32 to 6 to reject a substitute and pass the original bill.
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Senate
Guy Kelly
Pacific Building & Loan Association of Tacoma
Kelly
Building and Loan Association
Johnson
Spokane
Nichols
Chane
Wray
King County
Tacoma
Washington
Landon
Dale and candidates rally against arterial bonds at Strand
About 200 people attended a Thursday noon rally by Dale Calhoun and Phelps at the Strand theatre. Allen Dale opposed the arterial highway bond issue despite initial support, citing costs and a concentrated government. Other speakers urged voters to reject bond plans as war and tax issues loom.
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Calhoun
Phelps
Strand Theatre
Allen Dale
Allen
Dearborn St
Thomson
Wm. M. Calhoun
Byron Phelps
Thompson
R. H. Thomson
Will H. Thompson
R. H Thomson
Seattle
U S SURE TO ENTER WAR THANKS ENGLAND
London editorials hail Germany’s plot to align Japan and Mexico as a direct act of war. Opinions in papers denounce the conspiracy and expect America’s entry into the conflict. Public sentiment and newspapers warn that Germany’s diplomacy threatens civilization.
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England
E. L. Keene
United Presse
London
Germany
America
Japan
Mexico
United States
Northcliffe
Two Americans Die As Diver Victims In War Zone
London report says two American sailors, William Jackson of New York and David Walker of Baltimore, aboard the Galgorm Castle sunk by a German U boat. Ten crewmen perished. a lifeboat with 12 survivors reached an Irish port, another boat missing after 138 hours at sea. Survivors endured exposure and thirst. two Americans, Harry Merritt of Beaver Falls and Harry Richardson of Boston, were saved.
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Wm. Jackson
New York
David Walker
Baltimore
Harry Merritt
Beaver Falls
Harry Richardson
Boston
Bell Boy Returns Lost Money Pack
Japanese porter Harry J Kewabara at an Oakland hotel says he found five thousand five hundred dollars in a guest’s soiled linen and was offered a job at a mine in Idaho plus a twenty five dollar reward. The story highlights honesty as the best policy.
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Harry J Kewabara
Oakland
Kewabara
Idaho
Boneforthe Police Relief fund totals reported for 88 members
The remnant of the Police Relief association secretary D J Drew shows 88 persons received benefits totaling nearly $3 000 for the six months ending December 31 1916 Readers are urged to attend The Star next week for the mystery novel excerpt titled The Star.
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Police Relief Association
D. J. Drew
German Plot and Consular Orders Amid Latin American Turmoil
Continued discussion reveals broad consular orders, including instructions for agents and dismantling of German ships in American harbors if relations fail. The piece notes German propaganda in Cuba Costa Rica and Colombia, with Costa Rica’s de facto government facing nonrecognition and shifting support from the United States.
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Germany
United States
Cuba
Costa Rica
Gonzales
Lansing
Wilson
State Department
Colombia
Indefinite Postponement of Colombian American Treaty May Affect Wilson
The delay is linked to the treaty with Colombia and may influence President Wilson to push action. Senator Stone, head of the foreign relations committee, plans rapid moves after the extra session post March 4 to advance the measure. Haynes offers watch and jewelry repairs, while Liberty Theatre features talking machine records performed with fingernails by George S. Nissen of Chicago, a practiced entertainer.
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Wilson
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
George S. Nissen
Chicago
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