Naval committee report on naval increase adequacy debated
Minority members criticize the naval appropriation plan as inadequate calling for a comprehensive program to place the nation’s navy second among the Allies. The naval appropriation bill totaling 241 million dollars is reported to the House for action.
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Washington
Naval Committee of the
House of Representatives
Naval
Navy Department
Sulzer Named for Delegate to Congress
Charles Sulzer was unanimously named as delegate to Congress by the territorial democratic convention in Juneau this afternoon. He declared he is an Alaskan and will work for Alaska’s welfare and advancement if elected.
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Charles Sulzer
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Ti speech sparks delegates’ cheers and rising excitement
Ti speech aroused intense enthusiasm as delegates cheered themselves hoarse before the energy subsided.
Notice to bartenders wage scale effective June first
Pursuant to an order of Local No. 868 B I L A members are notified that the summer wage scale of seven dollars fifty cents per day of eight hours and one dollar per hour overtime becomes effective June 1. Overtime rates apply to all portions of the eight hour day. AL Nicholson President.
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Nicholson
Verdun Battle Escalates As French Hold Verdun Fortress
Paris May 28 The German assault to break French lines at Verdun fails to prevail as official reports claim French forces hold the fortress line and push from Haudramont quarries to Thiermont farm. German attacks near Le Mort Homme are repulsed while French progress is noted west of Fort Douaumont and north of Thiermont. The clash is described as the fiercest engagement of the western campaign with continuous, day and night fighting.
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Verdun
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Republic
Teutons
Haudramont
Thiermont Farm
le Mort Homme
Deaton Hill
Fort Douainaent
Thiermont
Meuse
Lindeberg Flees to Escape Contempt Penalty
A warrant was issued for Jafet Lindeberg on contempt charges after he refused to answer questions about his mining property. Police chase the Nome miner who fled toward Seattle to avoid jail, with Judge Deasey ordering apprehension if located.
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Deasey
Two Americans Killed in Bandit Battle Near Los Cruces
Field dispatch from Mexico reports that Candellario Cervantes a Villa lieutenant was killed by American expeditionary forces near Los Cruces. The later update confirms two American soldiers and two Mexican bandits died in the engagement while American engineers conducted reconnaissance with a small escort.
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Candellario Cervantes
Villa
Columbus
Los Cruces
Laterfield
Crevantes
Smaal
Raymond Robbins Named Temporary Progressive Chairman
Raymond Robbins of Chicago has been selected for the temporary chairmanship of the Progressive convention. The choice was made at a meeting of the executive committee of the Progressives.
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Raymnd Robbins
Chicago
Progressives
Collier Nanshan designated to aid Alaska railroad work
Vallejo May 25. The collier Nanshan has been named to serve as a supply ship and tender for the Alaska railroad commission. The vessel is to relieve government burden by cutting transportation costs for building materials amid higher rates from northern carriers.
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Nanshan
Alaska Railroad Commission
Mare Island
Greek Cabinet Upsets Old Ties Amid Crisis Resigns
In Athens on May 28 the entire cabinet resigned after a serious dispute over Allied actions and future encroachments in Greek territory. The king pressed for steps to curb entente interference, while ministers disagreed on methods to protect Greek neutrality.
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Binet
Funston Refuses Request for More Artillery
At San Antonio military HQ the war department denied General Funston’s request for additional artillery to bolster border defense against possible raiders. The notice follows ongoing border tensions and outlines a limited arsenal stance.
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San Antonio
War Department
Funston
Wilson Hints at Peace Mediation in German Papers
German papers feature President Wilson's Charlotte address as showing readiness to mediate for peace. Editors note strong interest in his offer and the prospect of U S involvement to start negotiations. The Nugget advertises telegraph news for subscribers in Alaska.
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Charlotte
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