Federal Retreat Judge Fuller Renders Opinion
Special Nugget Service reports appointed clerks to the Alaska railroad engineers. Genjamin Tillman Jr and Moyer of Washington city are named as clerks. They must report in Seattle on June first for active duties and begin work immediately.
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Washington
May Li
Genjamin Tillman, Jr
Tiinan
Ulph M. Moyer
Washington City
Aliska Railroad Engineers
Seattle
Elaine Hathe
Tampis Wil
Saeny
Seattle to host next national Shriner conclave
Atlanta dispatch reports the national Shriner conclave adopting committee recommendations and selecting Seattle for the next annual conclave. The Nugget Service invites readers to subscribe for updates on the procession and proceedings.
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Atlanta
Shriners Tulay
Seattle
Shriners
Tampico Falls to Constitutionalists in Swift Assault
Report from Special Nugget Service states that the Constitutionalists captured Tampico after a heavy artillery siege. Federal defenses were destroyed and much of the city damaged by shellfire while federal forces withdrew toward San Luis Potosi. Noncombatants likely killed amid the destruction.
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Special Nugget Service
Washington
Madger
Tampico
San Luis Votua
Gunboats Seek Protection at Tampico With Federal Support
Report says three Mexican gunboats sought refuge with American forces at Tampico after a clash with federal soldiers who then anchored under U S protection. An officer formerly in Tampico may be among those seeking help as tensions with constitutionalists rise. Admiral Mayo's orders and potential salutes to the American foe spark further dispute.
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Vera Cruz
Tampico
Mayo
Admin Mase
Court Holds Directors Accountable in Fairbanks Bank Case
Judge Ful ler rules against Fairbanks Bank directors for 21000 in repurchase stock losses and 33700 20 dollars dividend. Directors cited poor business judgment but not dishonest. President Barnette and others remain in trust. Civil action ongoing with appeals planned. River ice break and high water reported. Nugget newspaper ad reads for subscription.
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Fairbanks Bank
Fairbanks
Fuller
Noyes
Gold Bar Lumber Company
Barnette
Tanana
Nome
Rumor says Chamberlain may lead Alaska railroad commission
Portland May 1 The Washington rumor claims Senator Chamberlain of Oregon will be appointed chairman of the Alaska railroad commission Governor West is said to back the move The rumor cites Chamberlains friendly ties with the president and his Senate support as possible guarantees Meanwhile patrons are reminded of Sunday toilet access behind the Eagle saloon.
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Portland
Washington
Senator Chamberlain
Oregon
Alaska Railroad Commission
West
Chamberlain
Chamberly
Senate
Omimitte Chamberlain
Apd At
Tes
Eagle Saloon
Rain Interferes With Many Baseball Games
Rain interrupted numerous league baseball games across the eastern and middle western states. No games were played in Indianapolis, Kansas City, Buffalo, Baltimore, Chicago, or St. Louis due to rain. A Brooklyn vs Pittsburgh game was called after 11 innings at darkness.
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
Buffalo
Baltimore
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Owen Defends Wilson on Mexican Policy in Senate
Senator Owens praised President Wilson for handling the Mexican question and resisting Huerta. He argued the United States should avoid war and commended the president for steering clear of potential conflicts with Japan. The Senate reaction ranged from enthusiasm to cautious support for the president’s approach.
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Wilson
Senate
Washington, D. C
Huerta
United States
Japan
Vera Cruz
Owens
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