Seattle Prepares Big Alaska Day Celebration
Seattle plans a city wide Alaska Day celebration with a parade and large turnout. A featured event will be an Alaska exhibit train running through Second Avenue, showcasing Alaska products and future freight into the West Coast markets. Governors, officials, and many Alaskans are expected to participate amid strong enthusiasm.
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Stampede Prize Draws Ticket Sellers and Queen Contest Winner
The Stampede committee will award prizes for selling the most admission tickets and a dog team with harness and sled for the queen contest coupon holder. The girl’s ticket prize is a gold bracelet at Zehner’s shop while the boy’s prize is a gold watch at Mueller’s. A dog team donated by Scotty Allan with harness by George Presser will accompany the sled. The event includes a new program and refreshments at Federated church on Thursday March 19 at 8:30 sharp with free admission.
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Federated Church
Wilson denies senator charges on Carden link to England
A Senate speech accused administration influence from England and a possible agent in Minister Carden. President Wilson rebutted the claims calling the senator’s statements thin and skating on the edge of truth as they touched Mexico policy and British diplomacy.
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England
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United States
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Mexico Probes Investigation Hearing Report
An unclear excerpt suggests authorities discuss an investigation in Mexico. Names and places are garbled, but references to government action imply formal inquiry or inquiry proceedings. Details remain uncertain due to corrupted text.
Borah Opposes Women Suffrage in Senate Remarks
In a March broadcast from Washington the Senate minority leader said women would gain suffrage only through constitutional amendment and warned against linking votes for women to other issues. He asserted progressive reforms would not advance if tied to broader questions.
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Washington
Borah
Isperel
United States
Anxious Washington eyes impending Mexican battle
Reports from Mexico City say Huerta adds 1500 troops as federal forces duel with constitutionalists. U.S. officials monitor the crisis, while observers warn the showdown could decide the fate of Huerta’s government and influence negotiations via Vera Cruz.
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Torro
Huerta
Mexico City
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Officer Resigns From Territorial Militia in Vancouver
Col. John Hull who has led troops in the strike zone since last August tendered resignation to the colonial government. The cited reason is dissatisfaction with pay for himself and his men, prompting the move amid the service concerns.
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John Hull
Territorial Militia
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