Donohue Sees Alaska Governor Pick Amid GOP Shuffle
In Juneau on May 10 Democrat National Committeeman T J Donohue said Delegate Sulzer is securely reelected and Wickershamism is ending. He predicted Governor Strong will not be reappointed and outlined voting splits with Gedling Whittlesey and Jennings named for potential succession.
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New York Hosts French Commission Amid City Hall Fire
City hall in New York, decked for the French commission, caught fire at noon but suffered only minor damage. Mayor Mitchell praised New Yorkers as the British visit looms, while French spokesman Viviani reiterates Alsace Lorraine demands for peace. A Pathé feature, The Quest of the Sacred Gem, is shown tonight and tomorrow.
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Lansing rule on peace talks ties with Entente allies
Secretary of State Lansing declares no separate peace offer with Germany will be considered by the United States. He says all peace proposals must come with the Entente and discusses upcoming visits by Russian and other ministers to the United States as talks continue.
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American prisoners in Germany face uncertain fate
The State Department reports about 133 American citizens detained in Germany on political charges. Officials caution at present while describing possible diplomatic steps to seek consular access and resolve the case, amid limited public details on the proceedings.
Draft age limit set at twenty one to thirty years
Washington May 11 conscription conferees reach an agreement fixing the draft age from twenty one to thirty years to permit Roosevelt troops for the front. The cavalry on the Mexican border was rejected but may be revisited in the Senate where Teddy leads volunteers. The bill will be revisited for repassage with no strong opposition expected.
Scott Heads to Russia to Teach War Games
A government staff change will place General Bliss in command during Scott's absence as he departs to teach military strategies in Russia. The transfer follows late afternoon consultations and shifts responsibilities within the command structure.
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Sinking of Kathleen Sunk Off Orpolin Stirs Sea State Alerts
Fragmentary OCR reports a sea state alert after a vessel named Kathleen Sunk near Orpolin May. Messages describe submarine contact, wartime vigilance, and a naval response with warnings and patrols along the coast.
Names announced of commission to Russia
Washington May report the American commission to rehabilitate Russia will depart soon. Elihu Root chairs the delegation including Collier, Crane, Fisher, and Joly among others, meeting in Washington with authorities.
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Harvard Students Enlist Spread Of Patriotism Across Midwest
Harvard students lead a nationwide patriotic movement urging enlistment in the U S army and navy. Many colleges report students leaving classes to join. Some plan to serve abroad, sparking government concerns over morale and security.
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