War Cloud Looms in the Balkans Reopens Old Conflict
London reports warn that war may break out in the Balkans within 24 hours as allied states demand immediate acceptance of peace terms by Turkey. Bulgarian commanders may advance on Constantinople while armistice conditions endure, with ultimatum pressure from major powers over Turkey’s response. Lehmann's Apple box offer appears unrelated as a fragment.
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Judge orders investigation into gambling charges in city
In court Judge C D Murane ordered an immediate probe after complaints of gambling at local saloons. He warned enforcement should proceed if proven, noting possible license consequences for saloon owners and patrons. District Attorney Castle said office isn’t equipped to act yet as details remain unclear.
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Smallpox Outbreak Traps Fifty Girls in Calgary Clubhouse
Calgary January 14 Smallpox has broken out in a girls club house with fifty girls quarantined inside and facing the dread disease. Parents are frantic but authorities remain firm to prevent spread, reporting bleak conditions despite cautious statements.
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Calgary
Wappenstein Denied Pardon by Governor
The governor refused to pardon Wappenstein former Seattle police chief despite petitions. Backed by Seattle Times supporters and political ties the effort continues, with Wappenstein planning to travel to Augusta then New Haven for Yale professorship duties after his White House retirement.
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Clerk Exonerated in Embezzlement Case
Tacoma January 13 Bridges former clerk of the court is exonerated on the charge of embezzling 78000 dollars. He was found guilty on a technical count.
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New officer signals corps nomination at Washington
Washington Jan 13 Col Scriven nominated as chief of the United States Signal Corps to succeed Col Allen who has retired. No reason given for retirement, but believed voluntary. Scriven brings strong administrative qualifications and reputation to the post.
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Borah Re-Elected to Senate in Idaho
United States Senator Borah has been re elected to the Idaho senate seat. He first won election in 1907 and will serve until March 3, 1919. A noted Taft supporter, he was discussed as a potential Taft vice presidential candidate after Vice President Sherman’s death. At the New Eagle, Heinrich Bros. offer Apollo beer on draft and Select by the bottle.
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Wilson Seeks Progressive Appointments After Chicago Trip
President Woodrow Wilson returns from Chicago and pledges to appoint progressive Democrats to senior posts, citing voter mood and party support. The move anticipates significant cabinet and administration changes as surprises are expected in forthcoming appointments. Dog salmon 8c per pound.
Anti-Trust Suits Heard In Public
The Senate decided that all anti trust suits pending will be heard in public, rejecting private hearings. Proponents argued openness would curb manipulation, while trusts favored closed hearings. The vote favored open court procedure over secrecy.
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Washington
Senate
Seattle Proposes Bond Plan for Municipal Telegraph System
Jan 15 The mayor urged the city council to let voters decide on a 2 million dollar bond to establish a municipal telephone system in Seattle. Citizens have long complained about the two existing systems and the move aims to improve service and unify transit operations.
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40 000 000 For Harbors Move From Rivers Board
Washington January 14 The rivers and harbor committee seeks a 40 million dollar appropriation for nationwide harbor and river improvements. Plans include deepening harbors, building canals, and creating new waterways with more funding anticipated in the future.
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Aged Eleven Shoots Mother in Pittsburg
A boy of eleven years named Leroy Higgins shot and killed his mother after she refused him five cents. He was taken into custody and may be confined in a reform school. The article notes a normal appearance but an ungovernable temper likely from poor upbringing. Placers located at Nugget Office.
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Leroy Higgins
Free Lumber Debate Sparks Tariff Talk in Washington
January 14 Washington bulletin notes a Democratic stance on a tariff related to lumber and quarrying. Fragmentary text indicates debate over free lumber measures and related industry impacts with unclear specifics.
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Washington
John Weeks Made Senator In Coast-to-Coast Result
A partial account notes John Weeks elected as Senator, with background that he was born April 11, 1860 in Lenecester, attended the United States Naval Academy, served in the navy including the Spanish American War, and later worked as a banker and baker after serving as mayor.
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United
Ambassadors Clash Over Mexican Actions in US Troubled Exchange
OM reads as diplomatic strains rise in Mexico over US policy amid protests about US citizens. The ambassador notes mounting discontent among Calero and other leaders, warning of potential serious trouble if government responses fail to address outrages against Americans and property.
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86 Year Old Marries 78 Year Old Woman in Sacramento
James Boyd aged 86 wed today in Sacramento to a woman eight years younger. Boyd, a state and city pioneer, remains in good physical and mental health. The report notes a curious aside about a theoretical distillery bond reduction and references famous distillers.
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