02 Mar 1914
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1914
Page
1
Special Nugget Service reports Carranza presses to join probe into Benton shipping and US and Allied wartime ties. Document cites two years of inquiry, committees, and political pressure amid hidden correspondences and policy debates.
A Nome Democrat editor pleads not guilty to libel charges. The case was set for trial next week after a preliminary hearing in which the editor faced the charge and pleaded innocence. Court proceedings continued as scheduled.
The Daily Nugget reports Congress passed appropriation bills totaling major military funding and postal service spending. The House sought ninety four million dollars for military use while the Senate advanced three hundred eleven million for postal and related services, amid broader defense and supply obligations.
A fragmented OCR piece mentions a poet named Nisha Refure and a crime scene near Treeline Streets by a pond. It references a planned event on a Wednesday in May and a public printing line at the Nuaget, with unclear details about participants or actions.
A long telegraphic brief reports Washington acknowledging a broad political crisis. It notes cabinet plans, U.S. stance on British mediation, and fears over continued delay in decisive action. The piece mentions negotiations with Britain and President Wilson facing pressure from Congress and diplomats.
Perkin March 1 The new republic seeks to destroy organized bands of bandits that have plagued Southern China. Armies in the field number several thousand and raid fortified towns rather than commit ordinary highway crimes. The government has been unable to deploy sufficient troops due to its precarious condition. Contd on page four.
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