The Chitina leader., 1912-11-12
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son, has given considerable thought to the question of an extra session of Congress- He stated this morn- ing that he might make announce ment of his intention in few days. It is understood that he has been urged by some of the leaders of the Democratic party to call special session.
 LONDON, Nov. 11--Prime Minis ter Guild Hall says, ''I believe that the general opinion in Europe is practically unanimous that the vic tors should not be robbed of the fruits of victory. which cost them dearly England has no direct in- terest in the territorial redistribu- tions''
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 11-William Woodville Rockhill, Ambassador to Turkey. reports to the department here that in addition to the six naval vessels now in the Black sea. that six other vessels are being sent by the European powers to Constantin- ople.
 MORALES. Nov. IA telegram received here states that Romon Cor ral, former Vice President of Mexi- co, died in Paris on Saturday.
 MADISON. Nov. 10-The State of Wisconsin is peprared to enter into life insurance business in accordance will bill passed by the last Legisla- ture. Any citizen of Wisconsin be- tween 20 and 50, living a normal healthy life, may take out a policy after passing an examination under the State Board of Health. Wiscon- sin is the first state to engage in life insurance.
 NEW YORK. Nov 11-On Satur- day night there was a great demon stration on the streets of New York. Over fifteen thousand women parad- ed, to celebrate the addition of four stars to the suffrage flag. Their continued cheers and songs created much general enthusiasm that was echoed by the many thousands who thronged the streets. The Suffra- gettes are very much encouraged in the idea that there will soon be wo- mans suffrage in practically every state in the union.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 11-Carrying an enthusiastic crowd of globtrotters. the steamer Cleveland of the Ham, burg-American Line sailed the other day from New York on her annual cruise around the world. Practical ly every State and Territory in the Union, including Alaska, is represen- ted aboard. The cruise around the world will extend over 11O days, visiting 20 famous ports covering in ali 22,613 miles. The Cleveland will sail from SanFrancisco Febru- ary 6, 1913, making the same trip in reverse order.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 10-The Gaso- line Engineers Protective Associa- tion of the United States, Incorpora- ted, with principle offices in New York City, has been incorporated ito elevate the chauffeurs, to stop all joy riding drunkenness and vice of every kind among members of the profession, to stop speeding and reckless driving and to help police in maintaining the rules of the roads"
 SPOKANE, Nov. 11-That the an- nual meeting of the Western Fores- try and Conservation Association will be held in Seattle this year instead of Spokane, was the announcement of Judge A. l.. Flewelling, president of the organization. The meeting will be held December 2 and 3. As special feature these lumbermen and the state and government fire fight CTS have arranged for a talk from R. H. Sawler, manager for the Mar conf company in America, on the pos- abilities of the wireless telegraph in fire work. Whether the wireless will be used in the future will de- pend much on the result of the con ference.
 CONsTNATINOPLE, Nov. 13-The Porte has applied directly to Bull garia, seeking to arrange an armis- tice. At least such is the report that is circulating about the capital.