Second Territorial Legislature Organizes in Alaska
Senator Daniel A Sutherland of Ruby presided as Senate president and Earnest Collins of Fox reelected Speaker as the Second Territorial Legislature convened. The bodies organized with adjutants in command, passed resolutions honoring Senator Hiwood Bruner of Nome, and adjourned in his memory.
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Daniel A. Sutherland
Ruby
Senate
Earnest
Collins
Fox
House
Hiwood Bruner
Nome
Bruner
James Wickersham
Alaska
William T. Burns
Barry Keown
R. N. Nanter
Valdes
Edhoren Jorgennataris
Frank Pierre
Thane
Shoup
Andrew P. Kashevardl
Sutherland
Roby
Franz A A. Aldrich
Nomo-Sad
Seastor Sotériand
Alfred E Maltby
Iditarod
Chester K. Snow
Cassius F. Cheek
Harry F. Morton
Juncan
Agnes F Willams
Junean
J.C. Dinringer
Valier
Pergeant
Celia
Eleanor Fahey
Portland
Elizabeth Heisl
Juneau
Charles Dav ¥Idson
J.B. Stevens
United States District Court
Ganstad
Sulzer
Hubbard
Aldrich
Mr. March
Gro
Wss
Sulter and
Gaustad
Maltby
Alfred Maltby
Iditsrod
Gacstad
Senator Sutherland
Hare
Thomas McGann Wins Nome Senate Election
Nome Feb 28 report shows Thomas McGann leading as Territorial Senator to fill the late Siwood Bruner’s vacancy. Tallies show McGann ahead with 445 votes to Andrew Anderson 402 and George James 367, with outlying precincts still unreported and officials optimistic about McGann’s plurality. Senator Aldrich lauded McGann as capable and pledged support, noting McGann’s Nome residency and Democratic ties. Nome legislators expect McGann to join the capital in about 36 days to take part in the session’s final stages.
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Nome
Hernalig
Thomas MecGayn
Siwood Bruner
Toller
Kangaarok
Misna
Marshall City
Thomes McGann
Andrew Anderson
George James
Jonean
McGann
Frank A. Aldrich
Goodman
Aldrich
Thoreas McGann
Democratic Club of
House of Representatives
Legialauure
Joneau T
Weather Front Coerces Frigid Metro Demand
The weather page notes extreme cold with temperatures around minus 40 and near minus 22 in the region. Forecasts indicate continued severe conditions affecting daily life and transportation as residents brace for a sharp cold snap.
Legion of Honor formed for former army and navy alumni
New York March 1 form of an organization named the Legion of Honor announced today. It will comprise former army and navy alumni to enhance security of the nation. Major General Leonard Wood has given unofficial endorsement to the movement.
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New York
Legion of Honor
Army
Navy
Leonard Wood
Night Raiders Threaten Tennessee Roads Prompt Militia Call
In Nashville Tennessee March 130 the Governor mobilizes the State militia to patrol roads after complaints about night riders. Reports state lake county sections have suffered depradations though some gangs have not been destructive.
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Nashville
Lake County
Californian May Take Over Wrangell Paper
Mr and Mrs Mel Lynn Colman arrived on the Admiral Watson from California en route to Wrangell. It is understood Colman has an option to purchase the Wrangell Weakly Sentinel.
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Petersburg
Mel Lynn Colman
Admiral Watson
California
Wrangell
Postal receipts rise again in major cities
Washington March 1 Postal receipts are increasing rapidly according to telegraph reports from all large cities. They have once more become above normal despite a decline in foreign bond mail matter.
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Washington
Lumber Demand Moves By Fresh Government Order
Boston reports Portland Maine port interests favorably consider an order from the Fresh government for 500 million feet of lumber. Officials indicate the proposal aims to secure timber for national needs and may influence supply and price dynamics in the region.
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Boston
Portland
Malamiberire
Fresih
Yale Man Urges Kean Out Amid Sloan Petition
New York March 1 President Hadley advises Yale supporters to keep out of a petition drive affecting Independent Sloan. The statement frames Yale as staying clear of the political maneuver while Sloan campaigns.
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New York
Hadley
Yale
Kean
Sloan
Steamship A B A suffers engine break. Alaska bound passengers moved
March 1 Seattle report details the steamship Aba breaking a high pressure cylinder enroute to Alaska. Sixty-six passengers and perishables were transferred to the Humboldt in Rosario. Aba limp into Seattle for ten days of repairs while the Northland will carry cargo and some passengers to Juneau. Listed names include Kelley, Sloane, Dermody, Dow, and others.
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Seattle
Barnacs Island
Alaska
Aba
Charles McGregor
Rosario Straite
Tuthy
Repaira
Northland
Juneau
Passengare
Air
Humboldt
P. Dormety
Gerald Dermody
WE Lonwest
Thomaa L. Weterhold
WA. Glent, Co
Fo Dilladough
WJ Best Toseph Dow
Hotstend
Jacob Smith
Fifteen Second
Cass
Discoveries Open Cheaper Gas and New Explosive Invented
Washington March 1 Secretary of the Interior Frank Lin K Lane reports the discovery of a process by Dre Walter Fritz man, chemical engineer, for cheaper gasoline and dyes. The inventor also claims a high explosive with potential military value.
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Washington
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
Dre Walter Fritzman
Bureau of Mined
Murdock Named Chairman of Progressive Party National Committee
New York March 12 Victor Murdock, defeated in November for U S Senator in Kansas, was chosen chairman of the Progressive party national committee. The selection marks a key leadership shift as the party reorganizes and seeks broader national support.
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Murdock
Progressive Party
New York
Victor Murdockr
United States
Kansas
20S Toalay
Progresario Party National Committee
Chicago Begins Hard Campaign for Mayor
Chicago launches its toughest campaign in years as Democratic nominee Robert Siweltzer, county prefect, who beat Mayor Carter Harrison by 75,000 in the nomination, starts his speaking tour. Republican William Hale Thompson, who defeated Judah Harry Onn by 2,000, will follow before week’s end.
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Chicago
Robert Siweltzer
Ptek
Aayor Carter Harrison
Twnights
Willian Hale Thompson
Judea Harry Onn
Will Beely
Peugeot wins Exposition grand prix in tense race
Reported yesterday at Tadinnay ois two years ago Julez Goux Wed recounts a French Italian Peugeot victory noted as the second American triumph in the Exposition grand prix mice event.
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Sancarangisco
Peugeot Var
al Genef Nindi
Rae
Peugeot
Italia Tonke
Julez Goux
Tadinnayois
Railroad Lotters Prosecution Underway in New Haven Incident
A Boston case involving the Mooring of the New Haven railroad prompts Attorney General to pursue prosecutions. The article notes injuries and mentions suspects connected to the alleged theft and mishandling within the transit network.
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Boston
Marely
New Haven
President to Delay His Pacific Coast Trip
Washington March 1 Reports say President Wilson will postpone his proposed trip to the Pacific Coast likely until mid to late March or indefinitely. He explained to callers that inter national matters may keep him in Washington, delaying travel to San Francisco for the present.
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Washington
Woodrow
Wilson
Pacific’ Coast
San Franciaco
Mexican Gunboat Explosion Kills 30 at Sea
In Galveston on March 1 a time bomb exploded aboard the Mexican gunboat Progreso, killing about 30. The blast injured five sailors and was reportedly set aboard the vessel by an assailant aboard a nearby boat.
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Galveston
Carranza
Progretdo
Vost Atl
Austro Hungarian Situation Feared as Food and Finance Crumble
A British dispatch reports Austria Hungary facing dire famine threats as Allied forces tighten control. Diplomats note drained supplies, appalling finances, and potential financial crises. Austria contemplates new war loans and higher taxes with Switzerland and America urged to fund Germany's war effort.
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New York
Marois
Washington
Seyerlit
Sorflcina
America
Germany
Austria
Poland
Belgium
French bankers refuse loan to French government bonds
A Paris report says French bankers in New York refuse to loan 25.6 million in bonds to the French government. The dispute involves transferring funds to Paris and penalties over six months with margins cited by bankers.
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New York
Iim
Spanish fleet sails to Gibraltar for patrol duty
March 2 report states the Spanish team has set course from Aberbas toward Carthageon aboard a torpedo boat. The vessel will remain on patrol off the coast of Morocco to safeguard coastal areas and deter threats.
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Gibraltar
Aberbas
Carthageon
Fiotila
Morocco
Fall of Prices and Tax Credit Debate in Washington
Fragmented OCR reads as a debate over income tax credit and policy. Mentions Washington, March, and tones around revenue, appreciation, and deductions. Details are unclear, but suggests shifts in tax treatment and value. Entities include Washington and unidentified individuals cited as authorities.
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Waseengton
S -Maneh
Interan
Blockade Moves to Target Germany and Allies
London reports Premier states embargo on all commodities destined for Germany or its allies. Britain and France warn neutrals a full blockade against Germany, Austria, and Turkey is being enforced. Also noted: Americans notified. the Daca, an American steamship, arrives in Europe escorted by French gunners. Romanian mobilization set for March 13 as tensions rise across Europe.
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London
Dominons
Ailestive
Germany
Great Britain
France
Austria
Turkey
Washington
Marsh i
Geiretary
William J. Bryart
Europe
Paris
Daca
Breat
Wea
Norwegian protest against German blockade ends in silence
The Norwegian government criticizes the German embargo and Warns of potential retaliation as it vows to declare an embargo on all German exports passing through Norway. The stance follows widespread reactions from other European nations and the United States.
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Christiana
Mietkade
United States of America
Norway
Germany
Gesrintag
German naval moveo shows tensions on Dutch frontier
London reports German naval detachment impressing officials as Holland remains cautious. A Dutch protest reply states no boat has been received yet but is expected. Troop movements are noted along the frontier toward Germany, with water detonates anticipated for emergencies.
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London
Eromanml
Holland
Onte
Germany
Rosalia Suspects Hunger Plot Disrupts Finland Rail Route
A London dispatch reports Petrograd suspects claim German and Russian food smugglers aim to flood Finland via roundabout routes to disrupt daily supplies. Finnish rail stations near Petrozavodsk are mentioned as targets, with authorities wary of a deliberate distraction as an act to prevent shipments.
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London
Petrograd
Germany
Throveh
Finland
Petrosmo
Output Trends in British Wharf Trade 1912 to 1934
The report notes Britain's output sharply down from a record year in 1912, with 245,500 tons less than that peak. In 1934 Hull shipments show 1,558,550 tons, a figure compared with no other period, highlighting a notable shift in trade volumes and regional performance.
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London
Great- Britain
Néyvil Marchant
Russians Claim Eastern Front Victory On War News
Petrograd reports Russian troops launched an offensive north of Grodno and gained ground against German forces with several prisoners captured. Galicia sees renewed Russian gains as Linup operations continue. Hindenburg drive toward Warsaw and North Poland is said halted while Bukowina sees fighting. German and Austrian moves in Bukowina checked. Russians counter offensives noted. French artillery controversy reported with claims of poisonous shells.
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Petrograd
Grofo
Nays
Bern
Germany
North Poland Attack Fails In Major German Effort
In the Warsaw campaign, German forces pressing toward the Polish capital suffered a failed breakthrough. Observers assess the German attempt to push toward Warsaw as a pivotal effort by Von Hindenburg, with prisoners arriving at Weir of Waren as the Russian front steadied and the Allied stance shifting under Wilson’s policy.
French Expect to Sink Submarines Amid Tense Warnings
Fragmented report notes French expectation to sink submarines and protect ships. It references ministers and navy plans, with mentions of German subs and methods of attack. The garbled text implies high vigilance and anticipated shelling or naval action.
Fragmentary OCR News Note on International Talks
A readble fragment mentions a Rome special session with cautious comments on the German and American positions. The text references a large attendance and a 400 person gathering, but details are incomplete and difficult to confirm.
British Fleet Advances Through Dardanelles Strait
March 1 report says forty British battleships and fourteen ships of the line pushed up the Dardanelles, battering through fortifications as they advanced. The fleet began the movement on Saturday and continued until it stood 14 miles from the entrance.
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Atilens
Seva
Wranes
Dardanallen
Allies land near Dardanelles forts amid ongoing bombardment
Dispatches from Athens report Allied detachments have disembarked near the ruined Dardanelles forts while British and French forces fly over the area. Marines sailors and infantry units landed yesterday as bombardment continues. Mines are being cleared and the fleet advances inland amid Turkish defenses at Constantinople and the Sea of Marmara.
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London
Athens
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Marmara
Turks to Relocate Capital If Constantinople Falls
March 1 report states that if Constantinople falls the Turkish capital will be moved to Brows and Asia Minor. The note mentions a decision made yesterday amid wartime anxiety and strategic planning.
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Constantinople
Constantinon
Brows
Asia Minor
Germany Opposes Turkish Move to Broussa and Silor
London dispatch cites diplomatic circles stating Germany objects to transferring the Ottoman capital from Adrianople. The article notes preparations are under way and imperial treasures, government appurtenances, and the sultan's harem have been moved to Broussa.
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Germany
London
Rolle
Hatten
Mmstral
Nowa
Broussa
Ana Silor
Adrianople
Inensa Ft
Togeshar
Hroasis
Brit forces near fall of Constantinople reach siege
London dispatch reports British observers noting constant bombardment near the Dardanelles 16 miles from the Aegean and strong defenses around Constantinople. The article suggests officials may move to seize the city for occupation if it is evacuated, with further plans on whether to defend or abandon the capital in coming days.
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London
Daraaelien
Mediterranean
Fawaoun
Constantinople
Egypt Fire In Beyptaaia Threatens New Action
Dispatch from Cairo reports official statements about the Temet and Fatah plans amid tensions. Alleged operations and security measures in the region are described as necessary to counter upcoming attacks on Constantinople and surrounding areas.
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Egypt
Mareh J
Cairo
Fatah
Cefiro
Beyptaaia
Edamarctics
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