The Chitina leader., 1912-07-30
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NEW YORK, July 23-Dorcas Snodgrass, popular so
disappeared week ago ana no trace mas
been found of her since that time. .a,ees
The case similar that of Dorothy Arnold who disa
peared months leaving trace Despite the large
rewards offered employment of private detectives net
one single clew found limiting to her whereabouts
Noexpense being spared in the present cas and some
of the in the country searching for
Miss snodgas Apparently there was no motive for her wish
NEW YORK, July 2s-Fve arrests have been made in
connection with the murder Of Herman Rosentha the boss
gambler who killed in front of hotel by six IN an
automobile. ! 81 s.1ss .eas .aaa
Additional evidence only confirms the belief that the POI
lice responsible for the murder owing to the fact that the
gambler had been active circulating charges OF graft and
ruption.
It is expected that the investigation under way will
show up well organized system by which protection is
tendedto favored for consideration 1t charged that
Rosena had been of the favored but fell out with
the powers and refused to ante ~ ~ ~ .s,.l.
WASHINGTON July Ex-senator Fall, in speech on the
floor the Senate today severely aragned the United
for its Mexican policy and its failure to protect the lives and
property Of American citizens -,,a, .l 81 s>ss
He contended that the apparent indifference OF the govern
ment to conditions Mexico little short of criminal and
encouraged the awess element prey upon Americans He
stated that other civilized power would tolerated such
state of affairs where its interests concerned and that
prompt action the part of the would end the
strife which, if allowed to continue would likely involve the
United States in war with Mexico .... ~ "a n4.,.
FAIRBANKS July 23-A conservative estimate of the
present political situation in the Fairbanks district is fol
Wickersham who heretofore has received per
the votes OF the Tanana valley apparently leads but losing
strength because of his absence from the of action
Jennings is strong second the result of most hor
ough campaign which he has just closed.
At the present writing Gilmore third in the bit IS
gaining steadily the expense of Wckesham whose support
he is damaging seriously by showing letters wherein Wicker
sham urged him to become candidate and promised his
port. -s.. s..,s -. ~
Gilmore is making excellent impression personally and
from present indications will be close between him
Wckesham and Jennings for first place Were not for the
fact that there intense Shackeford prejudice which
the opponents of Shackefod using against Glmores
ddacy, he would carry the Tanana valley , -. s.
The Socialists apparently very and enthus
asc but estimated that only 40 cent of their number
voters.
Harra is considered seriously only by his personal
friends On Friday night while Jennings addressing the
largest political meeting of the campaign in Fairbanks
teen of Haa supporters held special meeting of the Dem
ocratic Club and passed resolution endorsing Harras
Krauczunas left for Nome Saturday and Harras fol
lowed Sunday Gilmore and Jennings will start down the
river Thursday Tomorrow night Gilmore will wind up his
campaign here by holding Republican rally -'t
SEATTLE July 24-Commissioner Lopp wires that 100
volcano refugees have established village head of Ivano
Bay with the assistance of the government. -, .s.e
The place selected is slightly northeast of Shumagn Isl
ands the Alaska peninsula and the track of
In their the Indians also reach several important
stations There plenty of good grazing ground for
their stock and considerable still abounds in that section
The refugees recruited from the villages of Katma
Afognak and Kodiak The government will later establish
school and has laid out the village with view Of sanitation
in the hope that it will model Indian village.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-The Senate committee has re
the pOStOffce BILL plan for
parcels post and which no doubt will at the present
sion
The bill also with appropriation of $26OOOO
900 for postoffice expenses
The postal savings banks have already proved their worth
wherever established and it purposed to place additional
banks in connection with the posoffices towns
gradually extend the system until it will include all posoffces
The parcels post will be conducted in much the same way
providing the present bill passes being first established the
larger cities. a.
PRINCETON, July 24-Herbert s. Hadey, of Missouri,
welt to try for the Republican nomination and who Loyalty
ported him with view of securing the nomination him.
speech here today told why he had refused follow the
Roosevelt bolt and had flay President Taft
Governor Hadey declared that the seam roller tactics