The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-11-19

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at once. Lieut. Governor Sweezer will
succeed to the position and he states
that he will appoint Governor Hawley
as United States Senator. to succeed
the late Senator Hepburn.
/ LONDON, Nov. 16-Czar Ferdi-
nand Of Bulgaria declares that Con-
stantinople is now at the mercy of
his army. He has dictated the terms
upon which he will agree to peace.
He declares that the Turks must cross
the Dardenelles into Asia, giving
them forty-eight hours for the &C
ceptance of the following: Surren-
der by the Tchatalpa army, its with.
drawal guarded by Bulgarians; the
evacuation of Adrianople, Scutari,
Monastir and Janina; payment of
war indemnify; surrender of the con-
quered territory to internatiOnaliza-
ton, ConstantinOple opening the OAR
danelles and making Saloniki a free
port.
| INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 15-In the
trial of the alleged dynamiters yes
terday Ortie McManigal testified that
James Mcnamara had confessed to
him that he sought to get" General
Otis, at the time of the explosion of
his newspaper plant, the Los Angles
Times. He further recited an al
legged attempt upon the part of the
McNamaras to kill him, McManigal.
at the time he was fugitive from
justice.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Io--This
afternoon McMan;sai brought out the
fat iii his evidcaoe that the t-st sug-
gestion th3t the Los Angles Times
office be dynam:ted was made by
Tveitmore. the San Francisco leader,
and that Clancy assisted in the max
ing of the plans.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. 15-Thirty-
two states have notified Secretary
Knox of their ratification of the pro-
posed income tax amendment to the
Federal Cnstitutition and four of
their rejection. To become effective
36 tes-three-fourths of those in
the Union-must ratify. No notice
of action has been received from Del
aware, Florida, Louisiana, Massachu-
sets, New Jersey, New Mexico, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Vermont, Virginia,
West Virginia or Wyoming.
Connecticut, New Hamshire, Rhode
Island and Utah elected the amend
ment.
| WASHINGTON. Nov. 14.-An-
nouncement was made this afternoon
of the appointment of Larz Anderson,
the present Minister to Belgium, as
Ambassador to Japan, to succeed
Charles Page Bryan, resigned.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15-Yester-
day the resignation of Lee McClung,
| Treasurer of the United States, was
rendered and accepted. His success
sor has not yet been named.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15-Yesterday
the government brought suit against
James B. Haggin, for the alleged il
legal taking of coal and the cutting
of wood and timber from the national
llnds in Montana. Mr.. Haggin is one
of the big capitalists of the country.
He was one of the forty miners who
went to California from Mississippi,
and soon acquired a fortune through
mining enterprises. which has since
been steadily growing. He formed
the "silver trust" with other large
capitalists in 1896. He owns the
original interests of Marcus Daily in
the Anaconda Copper Company. He
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erty in Kentucky, and the largest in
dividual owner of horses in training.
And withal he is SO years of age and
still active.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15-Mayor Harri-
son of this city declares he would ap-
prove of saloons remaining open all
night under certain circumstances.
The 24-hour saloon, he said, would
meet the wants of the night workers.
'An all-night saloon which is an
orderly place and has a purpose
would meet with my approval" he
fsaid. There is just as much rea-
son why a man who works nights
should have a saloon to patronize as
the man who works days"
MADRID, Nov. 14-This morning
announcement was made of the Sc
lection of Count Ramones as the
Prime Minister, to succeed the late
Senior Don Jose Canalejas, assassi-