Prince Chung Abdicates. Los Angeles Election Results Stand
Extra Pekin dispatch reports Prince Chung abdicated, with socialists defeated. Judge Bordwell sentenced McNamara brothers to San Quentin, fifteen years for John J. and life for James B. McNamara. Fredericks signs statements. Harriman loses to Alexander in Los Angeles city election by about 75,000 votes. Prohibition defeated in the same vote.
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Alaska Budget Funds for Infrastructure and Education
Washington dispatch notes Alaska allocations in the 1912 appropriations: lighthouse Cape Atelias 115000, native education 254000, reindeer care 120000, roads and bridges 100900, cable 50000. Also reports on Nanking rebellion and Japanese aid to rebels in Manchuria with potential protests to foreign powers over neutrality agreements.
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Private Dancing Lessons Offered This Winter
Mrs James A Gibson will give private dancing lessons at 16 Bec ond avenue west for adults and children. Eagle dance Saturday night.
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Perkins urges federal control of major industries in speech
In Youngstown the speaker aligned with federal incorporation of railroads steel, coal, oil and manufacturing firms. He argued large institutions should be under federal control with fair interest on invested funds. He said government regulation could curb abuses and lead to stable employment and better public works. Several references to Wall Street and big financiers appear in the remarks.
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Taft to Recommend Alaska Government Railroad Plan
President Taft plans to urge Congress to back a government railroad from Seward to Matanuska and on to the Yukon, linking vast northern lands. The route would require Alaska Central acquisition and federal construction and operation, with Major Richardson and others in the loop as details are finalized.
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Meat Packers On Trial In Federal Conspiracy Case
Federal court in Chicago hears criminal conspiracy charges against Armour and other meat packers connected to Sherman anti trust actions. Government claims evidence spans years and that some defendants may plead guilty or seek mercy, while others defend the case as trial proceeds. Washington reports note Congress inquiry into Russia denying American passports and upcoming treaty considerations in 1832 resolutions.
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