Villa Rejects Maas Over Infidelity Charge
Gen Villa refuses Gen Maas request to join Federals and avenge the Mexican occupation, stating Maas aided the February 1913 treason that removed Madero and led to his death. Rebel sharpshooters on P idras Island Mazatlan fire on the Fed gumboat Morelos as it runs aground. Federal artillery fails to dislodge them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torreon, Mex
Villa
Maas
Mexico
Madero
Washington
Admiral Howard
Pacific Fleet
United States Navy
Navy Department
Pidras Island
Mazatlan
Morelos
Messerschmidt Building Under Heavy Concrete Pour
Construction began today on the Messerschmidt building on Second Street between Main and Seward. The three story plus basement structure will be fireproof with steel and concrete, metal doors, and wire glass windows. Concrete pouring started shortly after the mixer was set up as materials had been staged and steel deliveries completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messerschmidt
Second Street
Main
Seward
Personal mentions of Alaska travelers and arrivals
Judge J R Winn returns from Ketchikan aboard the Dolphin. J L Carlson heads cannery business in Juneau while A H Joy arrives in Juneau for several days of legal work. Capt R E Davis and Mrs Davis guests of Hotel Cairn after arriving in Juneau. Miss Ida Crenshaw sails to Seattle for month long visit before returning. Mrs George Max Esterly travels via Alameda to the States. Frank Parish reports back on the Alameda. Harry Warren sails to the States aboard the Alameda from Fairbanks and Chisana trip. William Bayless departs for Seattle on Spokane. Rev Father Sergius Kostrometinoff sails on Spokane to New York. Mrs H H Davis of Sheep creek sails to Seattle on Spokane tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Winn
Ketchikan
J. L. Carlson
Taku Harbor
Juneau
A. H. Joy
Jureau
Capt
R. E. Davis
Tee Harbor
Ida Crenshaw
Alameda Manady
Seattle
George Max Esterly
Copper River
Alameda
Frank Parish
Harry Warren
Fairbanks
Chisana
William Bayless
Shackleford & Bayless
Spokane
Sergius Kostrometinoff
New York
H. H. Davis
Sheep Creek
Spo Kane
Fishermen anticipate strong season at Tee Harbor
Captain R E Davis announced readiness for the fishing season at Tee Harbor. The team has driven trap piles and prepared cans, awaiting the salmon run. Davis and his family, after a few days in Juneau, departed on the cannery tender for Tee Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Harbor
R. E. Davis
Capt. Davis
Juneau
Little Boy Undergoes Double Operation At Home
Morgan Evans, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Evans, underwent a double operation yesterday morning at his parents home. He endured the procedure manfully and is resting comfortably today. Dr. L. O. Egginton assisted by Dr. H. C. DeVighne performed the operation.
Rugs for sale by Waldron Co Seattle at 1322 Fourth Ave
Waldron Co Seattle offers a large assortment of rugs including odd sizes. They ship on approval to responsible people and specialize in rugs at Henry Building, 1322 Fourth Avenue. All inquiries answered and cuts sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldron Co
Seattle
Fourth Avenue
Henry Building
Dorang Prescription Pharmacy Ad Claims Pure Drugs
An advertisement from Dorang Prescription Pharmacy proclaims absolutely pure and undiluted medicines. It emphasizes the store’s reliability and reputation for supplying only the best medicines and questions any notion of selling lower quality products. Phone 3. 5-o-tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorang Prescription Pharmacy
Gus Winckler Fined for Annoying Girls in Municipal Court
Gus Winckler was found guilty of annoy ing girls and young women and fined 25 dollars by City Magistrate E W Pettit in the municipal court this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Winckler
E. W. Pettit
Weather Summary for Today
Twenty four hours ending at 3 p m. maximum four degrees minimum thirty three degrees. Clear skies prevailed with no precipitation reported.
Baseball season opens here Sunday in Juneau
Ju neau manager P E Jackson announces the first game of the season will be at Recreation park Last Chance basin Juneau next Sunday against Treadwell. The return of good weather and new grounds boost fan anticipation as the squad shapes up with Dugan Fori Reid Mullen Len Hurlbutt Callan Hester Molloy McNimins. Positions are tentative with Callan away on duties and others shifting roles for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Jackson
Juneau
Recreation Park
Last Chance Basin
Treadwell
Mr. Jackson
Jackson
Dugan
Fori
Reid
Mullen
Len Hurlbutt
Callan
Hester
Molloy
McNimins
Sheep Creek
Ford
R. W. Walzen
Well Known Juneau Couple Are Married
Mary Van G. Warren Fenton and her husband were united in marriage last evening at the Rectory of Trinity Episcopal church with Rev. George E. Renison officiating. Witnesses were Mrs. A. Williams and Mr. Earl B. Wilson. The bride came to Juneau from Porcupine Ontario and has run the Orpheum hotel, while the groom, a surveyor for the General Land Office, will join government surveys in Alaska’s coal fields and the new railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary van G . Warren Fenton
Trinity Episcopal Church
George E. Renison
A. C. Williams
Earl B. Wilson
Juneau
Porcupine
Ontario
Canada
Orpheum Hotel
Fenton
General Land Office
F. W. Williamson
Matanuska
Government
Hydroplane to Reach Island Patients on Gastineau Channel
Dr H C DeVighne plans rapid hydroplane service to his island patients on Gastineau Channel. The craft nears completion and will begin operation within days after engines arrive aboard the City of Seattle. Capt Waldo States supervised construction and will install the machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. DeVighne
Gastineau Channel
Seattle
Waldo States
New Department Manager Arrives For Juneau Coal Trade
C H Wilbur Jr Alaska sales manager for Pacific Coast Coal and Pacific Coast Steamship arrived in Juneau on the Spokane's last trip and assumes charge of the coal business with Juneau as headquarters. He plans to introduce brunettes as a new fuel product to local consumers, aided by Agent S H Ewing. A Seattle factory recently completed for brunettes production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Wilbur, Jr
Alaska
Pacific Coast Coal Company
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Pacific Coast Company
Juneau
Spokane
S. H. Ewing
Seattle
Martin J OBrien Retained for Japs in Kaijita Murder Case
Martin J OBrien has been retained by H Yamaguchi and K Yamashita bound over by U S Commissioner J B Marshall to await grand jury action on the murder charge of T Ka jita at Chatham on April 24. Konesaki and H Akanabe, witnesses at the preliminary hearing, are held on $500 bond to appear before the grand jury and are jailed in default of bond money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. O'Brien
H. Yamaguchi
K. Yamashita
U. S
J. B. Marshall
T. Kajita
Chatham
K Onesaki
H. Akanabe
Classified Rent and Notices From Empire Office
List of names including B. J. Guffey H Howard F Green and wife Seattle F W Colwell Vancouver W a Power Seward Mrs E T McBrien Mrs George Mc Gee Skagway F Taylor Portland W J McLeod Seward announces Found Watch and Job Inquire at Empire office 5 2 2 Typewriters for rent See W H Case 2 17 tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Guffey
H. Howard
F. Green
Seatle
F. W. Colwell
Vancouver
Wash
F. W. Power
Seward
E. T. McBrien
George McGee
Skagway
F. Taylor
Portland
W. J. McLeod
Watch and Job
Empire Office
W. H . Case
Jack Dalton Arrives to Buy 100 Horses for Alaska Rail Road
Washington dispatch reports Jack Dalton traveled to Idaho and Washington to purchase 100 horses for the Alaska railroad engineers. Lieutenant Frederick Meara and Thomas Riggs Jr. were in New York buying surveyors instruments for the railroad survey parties. William C. Edes announced Seattle headquarters will be maintained for a time to direct operations from there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jack Dalton
Idaho
Alaska
Dalton
Frederick Meara
Thomas Riggs, Jr
New York
Seattle
William C. Edes
Seatle
England Demands Payment At Once From Hayti Sawmill Loss
Port au Prince May 6 Great Britain demands immediate payment of 62000 dollars as compensation to a British subject whose sawmill was destroyed in the recent revolution. An ultimatum expires at six this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port AU Prince
Hayti
Great Britain
Yukon navigation update from Dawson to Lower Labarge
May 6 report states navigation should open between Dawson and Lower Labarge within ten days. The Yukon River is currently open from Lower Labarge to 15 miles north of Hootalinqua with small boats following the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Y. T
McBride Plans Spring Clean-Up Forces Town Exits
Chief William McBride launches a spring clean-up targeting undesirables. Yesterday William Wallace and Fred Strom faced two choices: join the chain gang as common wags or leave the town. Strom plans to go fishing tonight and Wallace says a promised job will keep him moving tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McBride
William Wallace
Fred Strom
Strom
Fushing
Wallace
Camp Fire Girls Dance Following Friday Entertainment
A dancing party will follow the Camp Fire Girls entertainment Friday evening in Ellis hall. Prof. J. Sumpf leads the music and a good time is expected for attendees. Proceeds will boost funds for the group’s Sitka summer outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls
Ellis’ Hall
Prof. J. Sumpf
Sitka
Grand Theatre Tonight Opens Doors at 7 30
Tonight and through summer the Grand Theatre opens at 7 30 p m with an 8 p m start. Programs include The Bond of Brotherhood Thanhouser drama Her Ladyship's Page Great Events The Ocean Temp est Balkan War scenes An Interrupted Elopement and After Darkness Light a -reel feature for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Theatre
Grand
France
Reserved Passages for Spokane and Petersburg Listings
The notice lists reserved passages for Spokane tonight including Mrs H H Davis Mrs William Banke Charles Wappler Father George Kostrometinoff H G Verhang William Bayless and for Petersburg Frank Verhang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Seattle
H. H. Davis
William Banke
Charles Wappler
George Kostrometinoff
H. G. Verhang
William Bayless
Petersburg
Frank Verhang
Meeting of the W C T U at Mrs Thompson's home
The W C T U will meet Thursday afternoon May 7 at 2 30 at Mrs Thompson's home. Visitors are welcome. Mrs J C Hyde Recording Secy
Notice to Elks Regular Meeting in Juneau Lodge Tonight
Regular meeting of Juneau Lodge No. 420 B P C E is tonight with important business and initiation planned. G F Forrest E R and B C Jameson, Secy, announce the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Juneau Lodge No
G. F .Forrest
E.R. B. C. Jameson
Woman's Social Union Meeting Promised by Methodist Church
The Women's Social Union of the Methodist church will meet Friday at 2 p m at the home of Mrs. C H Smith on Distin Avenue. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Social Union
Women's Social Union of
The
Methodist Church
C. H. Smith
Distin Avenue
For Sale Small Restaurant Prime Location
For sale small restaurant with good business. Owner retiring, asking bargain price. Contact E Moore General Delivery Juneau for details. Sale notice dated June 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Moore
Gen
Cal
Juneau
For Sale 18 ft gasoline launch with Palmer engine
For sale a gasoline launch measuring 18 feet with a 1 6 the Palmer engine. One year old in good condition. Inquire V N Dupuy at Sheep creek G46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Palmer
V. N. Dupuy
Sheep Creek
Alaska Tax Bill Passed by House to Allow Federal Officers
The House approved H.R. 11740 to let Federal officers in Alaska collect license and other taxes under Territorial laws. The bill addresses poll tax duties, licensing, and duties of court clerks, marshals, and deputies, noting conflicts with the organic act and aiming to empower territorial tax collection by ward officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
James Wickersham
Alaska
United States Court
United States
Empire
William C. Houston
Committee On
Territories
Territory of
Ilaska
United States Marshals
J. C. McReynolds
John Rustgard
Juneau
Supreme Court of the United States
House Committee On the Territories
Congress
Raymond Miller Improving Condition
Reports this morning indicate Raymond Miller is continually improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Miller
Orpheum Show Promises Laughter with Alaska Animal Picture
A review urges audiences to catch a superb animal film at the Orpheum, calling it one of the greatest Alaska has seen. The piece promises nonstop laughs and notes the first show begins at 7:30, urging early arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Alaska
Roosevelt Has Successful Trip
Former President Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Brazil, Ma. and declared his voyage a signal success. He described exploration of 1000 miles of previously unraveled river reaches, noting seven canoes started, five lost in rapids, one man drowned, two narrowly escaped, including Kermit, and one man driven mad who murdered a comrade and fled into the wilderness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Para
Brazil
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Mediation Conference Set for Niagara Falls May 18
Secretary Bryan announced that mediators in the U S Huerta dispute will hold the first conference at Niagara Falls Canada on May 18. The U S government has not named its representatives yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William J. Bryan
United States
Huerta
Niagra Falls
Canada
Congress May Honor Dead in South America
Washington May 6 The bill by Senator George P Mc Lean Connecticut would appropriate 10000 for a memorial at Valparaiso Chile honoring officers and men killed in the 1814 engagement between the American frigate Essex and British Phoebe and Cherub, and it will be favorably reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George P. McLean
Connecticut
Valparaiso
Chile
Waterfront Street Plans Advance in Auk Village
City street committee drafts waterfront road from Pacific Coast company dock to Indian Street. Surveyors to begin work. property owners along the route have donated pilings. Indian landowners oppose widening beyond Auk village boundary despite potential benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast Company
Auk Village
Senate May Leave Mileage Allowance In The Law
Washington May 6 Senators inclined to refuse concurrence in the House amendment to the legislative appropriation bill abolishing the 20 cents a mile mileage and allowing traveling expenses for members and dependents. Action by the House causes annoyance to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prophet predicts 18 year peace after August 21
New York May 6 Professor William Probasco Francis alias the Long Island Prophet declares after August 21 this year wars volcanic outbreaks and pestilence will end for eighteen years He asks Rockefeller to pay a million dollars James J Hill fifty thousand and the farmer one dollar for the information
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Probasco Francis
Long Island
Rockefeller
James J. Hill
City of Seattle Sailing Passengers Listed for Juneau
Seattle May 6 The City of Seattle sailed last night with the following named passengers for Juneau 8 Guyot Mrs Guyot Mrs P D Turner Oscar Duber F C Hall Miss H Hunter J Hilliard and two steerage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Juneau
Guyot
Mrs. Guyot
Mra
P. D. Turner
Oscar Duber
F. C. Hall
Misa H. Hunter
J. Hilliard
Choice shipment of hair goods offered for inspection
I have received a small but choice shipment of hair goods containing very fine long hair shades for switches. Those waiting are urged to inspect at once. Mrs. Albert Berry, the Vogue Shop, opposite Orpheum Mount Washington & P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Berry
Vogue Shop
Orpheung
M.w.&p
For Sale Seabright Dory Boat with Detroit Engine
Bargain highteen foot Seabright Dory model clinker bulk copper fastened engine Schebler carburetor bronze shafting Connecticut special marine collaries batteries and plug ten gal galy tank ready to run 150 dollars. Send reply to P O Box 7 Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabright
Dory
H. P. Detroit Marine
Schebler
Connecticut Special Marine
P. O. Box
Douglas
For Sale Lot 5 Block 214 Casey-Shattuck Addition
Andrew Erickson of Prince Rupert B C offers Lot 5 Block 214 Casey Shattuck addition in Juneau for sale. He invites offers by mail to Box 61 Prince Rupert expressing interest in a dry, level parcel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey-Shattuck
Juneau
Andrew Erickson
Prince Rupert
B.C
For Sale Bargain Six Room House Elkland Inquiry
For sale a six room house described as a bargain located on Elkland in the Casey Shattuck Addition. Interested buyers should inquire for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkland
Grey House
Casey-Shattuck
Galvanizing by G Roene at Sans Souce Building
G Roene completed galvanizing work on the Sans Souce Building in Douglas. The project proceeded as scheduled with standard procedures observed and no incidents reported. Materials, worker names, and precise dates are not specified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Roene
Sans Souce Bldg
Douglas
Col Lockett Takes Command of Federal Troops in Colorado
Denver dispatch reports the disarming process continues as arms embargo is enforced amid strike turmoil. Legislatures debate mining legislation likely to result. In Trinidad Col Lockett of the eleventh cavalry assumed command of federal troops in Colorado today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Thin City
Col. Lockett
Trinidad
Eleventh Cavalry
Colorado
Defiance to be Launched in Bath Amid Cup Contention
The Defiance contender for the America's cup will be launched in Bath next Monday. Built for the treaty syndicate of Boston New York and Philadelphia capitalists, it costs 75000 dollars and is the largest of the three. Designer Geo Owen voices the project alongside the Resolute by Herreshoffs, costing 150000 dollars and already launched. The Vanitie by William Gardner for Alexander Smith Cochran awaits a launch date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Defiance
Treaty Syndicate
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Geo. Owen
Resolute
Hereshoffs
Flag Officers Syndicate
Vanitie
William Gardner
Alexander Smith Cochran
Edison Employees May Be Shareholders
New York Edison Co plans to form a company of employees to buy Edison stock. Deductions will be withheld from weekly salaries and invested, with directors setting aside the stock for employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Edison Co
United States Steel Corporation
Edison
Paris Financial Conditions Weak
Paris cable reports a weak Bourse with several causes noted. Factors include the Mexican situation, the health of the Austrian Emperor, renewed Albanian difficulties, upcoming legislative elections, and poor success of the Turkish loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Albania
New York Sun borrows big sum for new building
The New York Sun has placed a mortgage of 565000 on its Nassau and Franklin Street property with Mutual Life Insurance Co. The loan finances a new building on the corner, signaling a major expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
NEW York Sun
New York
Nassau and Frankfort Streets
Mutual Life Insurance Co
August Belmont's Son Wins Divorce Suit
New York May 6 Ethel Torraine Belmont won her separation suit against Raymond Belmont. She was allowed $100 a month alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Belmont
NEW Ork
Ethel Torraine Belmont
Raymond Belmont
Hamburg America orders two 16000-ton steamers for Panama Canal service
Berlin May 6 The Hamburg American line has ordered two new steamers each of 16000 tons displacement for the Panama canal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hamburg- American Line
Mighty Hunter and Land of Dead Things At Local Theaters
Wednesday and Thursday the bill offers The Mighty Hunter a bear chase tale The Land of Dead Things an Indian fighting story In between Mrs Falkenstein performs Peg O My Heart The show features two reels and a heroic Girl Spy's Atonement Admission 25 cents children 10 cents Two nightly shows at 7 30 and 9 o'clock.
Emperor Francis Joseph Nears End Of Life
VIENNA May 6 Emper or Francis Joseph of Austria Hungary is very ill and gradually growing weaker. It is feared he cannot live much longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Austria-Hungary
President Wilson Divides Peanuts With Elephants
President Woodrow Wilson visited a circus in Washington and spent time in the menagerie. He shared peanuts with the elephants, drawing attention for his lighthearted engagement during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Canadian steel may compete with American rails
May 6 report states Canadian steel mills plan to invade the United States market with steel rails, signaling a drive to secure a share of American demand from Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Steel
Ottawa
Canadian Steel Mills
United States
Funston urged to extend lines toward Mexico City
Washington reports Gen. Funston may move inland from Vera Cruz if judged necessary as War Secretary Garrison authorizes the move. Mexican Federals mine Vera Cruz roads, half mile apart, while Mexicans fortify positions daily. Mayo at Tampico says he can seize Tampico easily with his ships. War Department stays active, drafting plans for further emergencies in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lindley M. Garrison
Gen. Funston
Vera Cruz
Funston
Mayo
Admiral Mayo
Tampico
Navy Department
War Department
Mexico
National Militia Mobilization Instructions Sent Nationwide
Washington May 6 instructions mailed to militia organizations warning of potential mobilization of the National Guards of the various states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Two More Bluejackets Die in Vera Cruz Fighting
Badger reports two more Bluejackets killed yesterday as they died from wounds suffered in the Vera Cruz fighting. The casualties add to the tally from the Veracruz action involving U.S. sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Badger
Vera Cruz
Official Report on Casualties at Vera Cruz
The United States confirms 19 American dead from the Vera Cruz fighting with about 71 wounded. Day by day tally shows four killed and 20 wounded first day, eight killed and 30 wounded second day, three killed and 24 wounded third day. one marine killed by a sentry’s accidental shot. About 20 wounded discharged to active service. The hospital ship Solace is ordered to bring the wounded to a cooler climate in the north for quicker recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vera Cruz
Solace
Wilson to Attend Funeral in Vera Cruz Deaths
Woodrow Wilson and Navy Secretary Josephus Daniels will leave Washington Sunday to take part in funeral services for those killed at Vera Cruz. Other officials will join the delegation to honor the sailors and marines who died in the engagement.
President to Voice Grief Over Vera Cruz Dead
Washington May 6 the President will speak for the nation as it mourns the Vera Cruz casualties including a district captain and his nurse Miss Abbie through formal ceremonies and official remarks marking the tragedy and loss suffered by the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vera Cruz
Abbie
Government May Want Steamers
London reports that 28 steamships operating from Boston have been notified the government may requisition them for transport service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Boston
Transport Service
London Wants the Money and Mexican Bonds
London Morning Post argues that customs duties pledged to Mexico's foreign creditors should be paid to bondholders via the National Bank of Mexico for holders mainly in England. In New York, a bank leader says bankers would buy $100,000,000 of one year 3.9 percent treasury certificates to finance a Mexican campaign if the government opts for such funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
London Morning Post
Mexico
Vera Cruz
National Bank of Mexico
England
New York
Atlin Mining Man Weds His Nurse in Chicago
Chicago May 6 Capt James Alexander formerly a British army officer now an operator in the Atlin B Brooklyn navy yard Williams were married here this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Alexander
Atlin
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Williams
Former Seattle merchant kills self at Frisco
In San Francisco on May 6 J. D. Galehouse a former Seattle merchant shot himself amid estrangement from his wife. He is dying from a pistol wound as despondency grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Kills Self
Frisco
San Francisco
J. D. Galehouse
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Messerschmidt Bldg
DR. Devighne
Yukon
McBride
HOUSE
Royal Typewriters
W. H. Case
Roosevelt
Durazzo
Harmova
Kodra
Mediators
America
Senate
Panama Canal
Juneau Theatre
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