The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-11-26


Afternoon. He stated that he had
murdered his stepfather D. NJ. Leitz-
ell and had buried his body.
VANCOUVER, B. c.. Nov. 22-
Yesterday afternoon at five o'clock
two shocks were distinctly heard.
They came in rapid succession and
/ the tremor was distinctly heard. so
much so that for time there was
general alarm
Ell PASO. Nov. 22-The Mexican
rebels have taken the border towns
| of Palomas. after some contention.
| CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 22-The
contestants are at it again, and more
iercely than ever. The battle of
Tchatalja continued through yester-
day. Both the Bulgarians and Turks
claim a victory. There has been a
naval engagement off varna. The
Greeks occupied Florina have cut of
thirty thousand Turks who were re-
treating from Monastir.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 22-During
the past two weeks there has been
much uncertainty as to whether Col.
Roosevelt or Woodrow Wilson had
secured the ELECTORAL vote of Cali
fornia. The count was very close
and as corrections were made the
state was one day credited to Wilson
by few votes. then possibly the next
day Roosevelt would be in the lead by
SO votes. And thus it went on, until
finally the corrected returns were in
from all parts of the state. The
storm center then gathered around
Los Angeles county when recount
| was ordered The matter finally was
presented to the appellate court con-
lcerning the validity of certain votes
This afternoon the court rendered a
decision which results in giving the,
electoral vote of California to Wilson.
PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. 22-Gov-
ernor West took hand In the at
tempt to clean up the city, but it has
not yet been purged. This after
noon the Mayor issued a proclama
ton turning over the police deosrt
ment of the city to Judge Ga.ens,
who presides over the Juvenile court
He will make an investigation into
the vice scandals that have been so
prevalent and will endeavor to ferret
out the guilty ones and suggest
remedy for existing evils.
OTTAWA, Nov. 22-Parliament
was opened by His Royal Highness
Duke of Connaught, and Governor of
Canada. In his address he urged
Canada to aid the British navy. He
declared that conditions have been
disclosed which in the opinion of my
self and advisers render it imperative
that the effective naval forces of the
empire should be strengthened with
out delay"
ATHENS. Nov. 21-Reports have
been received here of massacres in
Jaffa, Palestine. The Russian cruiser
| Olga has sailed for that district and
will render aid.
: LOS ANGELES, Nov. 21-The
masked maniac who threw this city in
state of intense anxiety for an hour
or two, has been identified as Carl
War;. He is a German pattern max
er. He said he wanted to force the
| police to compel the Pacific Elect. ic
Company to increase the wages of
their men. If the police refused tie
intended to explode his dynamite and
teach them a lesson for not aiding
the weak and oppressed.
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 2l-General
Antonio Rojas, an influential rebel
leader, was killed yesterday in an en-
counter with rurales, near San Joach-
imi. Several were wounded.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2l-The first
annual convention of the Investment
Bankers Association of America, con-
vened in this city today and its ses-
sions will be continued until Friday
might. The Investment Bankers
Association is distinguished from the
American Bankers Association in
that it is composed of bankers who
handle all sorts of bonds and securi-
ties and do not engage in directing
banks of deposits. The convention
is held for a general discussion of
conditions in all parts of the coun-
try and methods of procedure in han
ding different securities.
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