Norwegian Explorer Arrives at Nome Beating Odds
Roald Amundsen and crew dock in Nome as the famed explorer tours the city after discovery of the South Pole. He plans future Arctic voyages via Pacific and Northeast Passage, with stops in South American ports and San Francisco. Nome port claims and local honors accompany the expedition.
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Bishop No 4 Appointed in Episcopal Conference
In Minneapolis on May 23 the Episcopal conference elected its fourth bishop after extensive balloting. The presiding bishop elect is Napthalth Tuccock from Kansas City.
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United States to Send 500 Marines to Cuba Island
Report from Santiago Cuba on May 20 describes an armed clash near Lauh Ur rpee between government troops and insurgents as U S forces prepare to intervene. Washington signals possible military action to quell insurrection and protect Americans.
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Police Clash With Socialists Turns Deadly in Budapest
In Budapest fifty thousand socialists clashed with police in the afternoon. Police fired on the mob, killing six and dispersing the crowd. The strike aimed at Count Tisza and the new government leader, reflecting rising tensions in Hungary's capital.
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Army feeds 140000 refugees along Mississippi camps
May 4 report says the government under Gen Wood finances and directs relief for 140000 indigents in refugee camps along the Mississippi. An army of 140000 receives daily rations from a $1 million appropriation, with military discipline and strict sanitary rules preserving health.
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Weather Record and Local Notices May 23 1912
Cloudy weather with a high of 17 and low of 48. NE wind at 10 mph and 0.20 inch rainfall. Observer Arthur Gibson notes. Special dinner at Modini's cafe with fresh killed chicken and game on Sunday May 26 at popular prices. New laid eggs at Possers. Phone Black 5.
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Harmon denies Bryan’s story in gubernatorial campaign record
The governor rejects Bryan’s allegations as he campaigns for re election. He asserts the report about attempting to purchase delegates is false and vows to pursue charges against those who circulated it while reaffirming public support.
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Bryan
Tariff Wool Bill Advances After Senate Committee Action
Washington May 24 The House Wool tariff bill, debated for some time, has been reported back adversely by the Senate committee and will be passed among the remaining tariff measures for this session. The tariff wool bill is the 9th one vetoed last year by President Taft, with Democrats seeking executive support on the issue.
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