The Chitina leader., 1912-06-29

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of trouble before the campaign is
over.
| NEW YORK, June 26.-The wife
of Aviator Beachey is suing for a di-
vorcee, and in her complaint she
names several affinities.
| WASHINGTON, June 26.-Thirty
thousand navy yard employees will be
suspended on July l..
NEW YORK, June 26.-After a
months strike, the walters of the
leading hotels have returned to work.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, June 26.-
Harry Thaw was on the witness
stand five hours yesterday, endeav-
oring to prove his sanity.
SEATTLE, June 26-Congressmen
Graham, Higgins and Mccoy have ar
rived here, and as committee ap-
pointed by the House, will at once
begin the investigation of Judge c.
H. Hanford, who cancelled Tacoma
Socialists naturalization papers.
Judge Rudkin, of Spokane, will take
Judge Hanford's place on the bench
during the investigation.
| The Arctic Brotherhood of Dawson
is going right ahead with its plans
for the big fair to be held on August
IA, Is, 16 and IT.
| SEATTLE, June 27.-John J. Ses-
non, for many years engaged in the
steamship and lighterage business at
Nome, died in this city yesterday.
VANCOUVER, B. c., June 27-The
United States has announced that it
will purchase British Columbia coal
for navy purposes on the Pacific
coast.
CHIHUAHUA, June 27.-Five
THOUSAND rebels have attacked the
position of General Huerta, federal
commander, and crisis in the af-
fairs of Mexico is imminent.
| SANFRANCISCO, June 27-The
annual gathering of Federated Wo-
mems Clubs, now in session in this
city, has declared that women are re-
sponsible for all the great reforms.
SEATTLE, June 27.-The Alaska
coal claimants in this city will meet
and protest against the Smoot leas-
ing bill, which is now before the
Senate. They will also criticize Sec
rotary Fisher for his endorsement of
this measure.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June ~
Marshal Bullet has been offered the
position of solicitor general for the
department of justice, made vacant
by the resignation of Frederick w.
Lehman.
CHICAGO, June 27-Ten thous-
and employees of the elevated rail-
way system in this city are preparing
to make a demand for increased
wages.
| SEATTLE, June 27.-At the an
nual meeting of the Seattle Bar As
ISOLATION held yesterday the recall of
judges and judicial decisions was the
theme of general discussion.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-Abe
Attell and Tommy Murphy will meet
in the arena here on August 3.
PORTLAND, June 27.-The South
ern Pacific Railroad announces that
it will electrify three hundred and
forty miles of road in Oregon at a
cost of ss,OO0,000.
SEATTLE, June 27.-Last night
while Frank Redmond, marine en-
gineer, attempted to hold up the
night force at the Hotel Norman, he
was shot and killed by Clerk Daw-
son.
| CINCINNATI, June 27.-Judge
HOLSTER has decided the officials OF
the National Cash Register Company
must stand trial on the charge OF
conducting trust.
| PORTLAND, June 27.-As re-
suit of the grand jury Investigations
in this city indictments have been
returned against the mayor and CHIEF
of police for bribery
HAVANA, June 28.-In an en-.
gagement at Originte the rebels were
defeated and General Estroz killed.
| PARIS, June 28.-The seamen's
|, strike is spreading to such an extent
that it is interfering with shipping
| HAMBURG, June 2S.-The Zeppe
: lin airship, with twelve passengers
/ aboard, flies for nine hours over the
North Sea.
WASHINGTON, June 2s.-Charle.
: D. Hilles, secretary to the President