Juneau Board Elects Sulzer Presidents Speech Discussed
The Senate clears for action the president's plan for a world league and international conference to secure perpetual peace and end war. Steering committee set aside all bills except railroad Webb expert and corrupt Practices act. Embassies seek the president's message transcript for their governments. South American diplomats praise the proposal and pledge aid. The Senate's action is awaited as the first major push to back the plan by the United States.
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Wilson's Message Praised To Be Debated Tomorrow
Washington reports praise for President Wilson's senate speech and its peace plan. Debates expected tomorrow as Senator Sumner introduces a general debate resolution while Senator Stone objects to immediate consideration. Republicans plan a counter push to counter the president's proposals amid anticipated internal dissent.
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London Reacts Cautiously to Wilson Plan in Full Text
London papers echo cautious praise after President Wilson's speech published in full. Editorials note references to crushed nations and freedom of the seas imply far reaching aims for entente allies to weaken Germany permanently. Some praise global ideals, others say he spoke too soon. no government statements yet.
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Canvassing Board Throws Out Precincts In Sulzer Win
Special to the Nugget Fairbanks January 23 The canvassing board completed its review of the delegate contest and declared Sulzer the winner by 18 votes after discarding Wickersham precincts as irregular Removing 49 votes from Wickersham would have swung the result, prompting Wickersham supporters to threaten court action and possible court contest.
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Gold imports fall sharply at New York port in December
The collector of the port of New York announced that December gold imports dropped by twenty two million dollars from the previous December’s sixty six million. Winter months typically bring lower shipping and gold receipts than summer.
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Whipple Probes Stock Exchange Leak With President
International News Service reports examiner Whipple begins a leak inquiry by questioning S Noble president of the stock exchange. Whipple questions relate to pool operations and stock manipulations as the investigation unfolds in New York.
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Withdrawal of Pershing's Column Surrounded by Mystery
Great mystery surrounds Pershing's movements in Mexico as war department officials deny orders to withdraw while conceding troops are moving northward. Reports say a March 1 withdrawal date was under discussion with Carranza forces to cover American and other foreign interests, but exact plans remain unclear.
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Advancing on Russia and Alaska Income Tax Report
International items note German allies pressing toward Russia near Dobrudja as Danube mouth defenses hold. In Washington the internal revenue report says Alaska taxed incomes show one hundred earners paid, wealthiest at about one hundred fifty thousand, majority near five thousand. Ayer and a woman visit Nugget Office. readers urged to send the Weekly Nugget abroad.
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French Fighting Billiard Only on West Front
In the Franco Belgian front Bavarian troops hold against strong attacks while British trenches see nominal action. Across the line a Bavarian assault yields British prisoners and machine guns. On the billiard front, Nugget office printed cards spark a class A handicap start with Wells leading at 300 and several players listed. Classes B C and D to set handicaps tonight.
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Robbers kill mother and sons in Kanapolis home crime
International News Service reports a burglary at Mrs. J. Cowle Kise’s Kanapolis residence. Two sons resist, are shot. mother killed. Thieves ransack for hidden three thousand dollars then flee. A sheriff posse hunts suspects described by a neighbor. Alaska Prongers host social dance at the igloo Wednesday night. all locals invited.
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