Alaska railroad bill nears final passage after committee agreement
Special Nugget Service from Washington reports Alaska railroad changes are nearly complete. House and Senate conference committees have created an amicable final bill partly from both documents and expect quick printing and presentation. The measure will go to the president for signature, advancing Alaska's development after long effort.
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Panama Machinery Transfer Fueled Alaska Construction Talks
Report outlines plans for Panama Machinery TM to supply equipment for Alaska Road construction. Discussions cover transport from Panama to Mask and Seattle offices, with key figures handling procurement, administration, and technical needs for the project. The piece notes ongoing conferences among Lane, Colonel Gothals, and others about staging, facilities, and future shipments to the Alaska worksites.
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Big East storm halts transport as New York reels
The fourth major winter storm cripples New York and New Jersey with heavy snow and extreme cold. Subways halt, surface lines stop, ferries fail to land, and thousands struggle to reach work as trains stall and officials battle blocked streets. Death toll climbs, riders ride out delays, and crews work to clear routes.
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President grapples with intervention calls in foreign crisis
The Daily Nugget notes President Wilson faces pressure over intervention plans amid tensions with Vergara and Vineh cities, while discussions with advisors focus on a decisive US role. Officials push for decisive action as inquiries from allied governments increase scrutiny.
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England reserves right to act alone in Mexico crisis
London reports England will not rush into action over Mexico and Benton death case. Grey signals no immediate move, insisting England may act if necessary after weighing US inability to satisfy inquiry. Government stresses Monroe Doctrine remains a guiding principle and England’s right to demand justice from the United States.
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