Arrest of Dr J J Chambers for criminal libel in Nome
Dr J J Chambers was arrested around noon on a criminal libel warrant issued by Attorney William A Gilmore and held for trial before U S Commissioner George D Schofield. The case stems from a letter read at a city council meeting alleging officials’ corruption and other crimes.
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Nome
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Dr. Chambers
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Castle
Taft Declines To Publish Papers On Archibald Affair
President Taft informed the senate that papers connected with Judge Robert Archibald and alleged railroad favors are not compatible with public interest and should not be made public. The papers are not forthcoming, potentially shifting the matter to the senate investigating committee for secret report. Taft warned that public disclosure now would handicap the administration.
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Nugget
Washington
Taft
Senate
Robert Archibald
Court of Commerce
Department
Matter to be resumed on Taft’s return from Southern tour
The matter will be continued until Taft returns from his Southern tour which is expected today or tomorrow, after which it will be taken up again.
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Taft
Underwood Carries Mississippi State Lead
Special Nugget Service from Jackson Mississippi reports Oscar Underwood poised to win the Democratic state convention delegates and secure the solid South for him as Democratic leader in the House. A stray line mentions a cash register offer, with exchange for pencils noted toward the end.
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Jackson
Miss
M.S
Oscar Underwood
Solid South
House of Representatives
Titanic Victims Lived Hours after Sinking
Examination of bodies brought by the MacKay Bennett shows many passengers lived several hours after the Titanic sank. Experts say deaths were from exposure rather than being carried down with the ship. Postmortems indicate lungs’ condition supports this finding and suggest proper lifeboats could have saved more lives.
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Ted
Drowning on Skagit River In Alaska Group
In Bellingham Washington two Alaska miners, Alex G and J B R Jones, were descending the Skagit river when their boat hit a moving scow and capsized in swollen rapids. Alex G. disappeared while attempting a rescue. Jones escaped or was rescued. Information arrived with uncertainty and local ads note Posser’s store contact.
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Bellingham
Wash
Skagit River
Alex Gi
J. BR. Jones
Skagit
Beth
Alex. G
Jones
Industrial Workers Shoot Two Policemen in San Diego
Two police officers were wounded by members of the Industrial Workers, known as red flagmen, as they attempted to disrupt city order in San Diego. Shots reportedly came from a lodging house serving as the union’s headquarters, with several workers arrested and police seeking the shooter. The injured officers were hospitalized. authorities await identification of the assailant.
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San Diego
May
Fourth Street
Washington for Champ Clark convention in Walla Walla
Moy S Tle dee Lorne state convention adopted a state platform and unanimously voted to send all delegates to back Champ Clark for Speaker of the House. The meeting also supported Alaska home rule and urged Democratic senators to push the bill. An accident section notes injuries on a dredge and via medical treatment. To get the news you have to subscribe for the Nugget.
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Chang Clark
Ofis
Democratic Nation
Champ Clark
Alaska
Alashana
Washington
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