The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
PUTS UP CASH BONDS

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 PUTS UP CASH BONDS
 CHICAGO. Nov. t- tnam..rU Jack Johnson nuo I- held ma4 cash bonds n th. san ui >3ouu pending his trial ou Ill, char, of violating the Mann at. Vas released from jail to,a1 ugou mrHshiug tur necessary cash
 Johnson mother and several ,.aH- ing brokers ot fh.s gtu uuf Hl thr none, and the champion s not free to 20 where b, RlaIs,s
 There ale many hcre who a..i.F, that Johnson Ajll lea1. 'hv ,uurjt. as was his original urrugior and some are inclined 10 suspect hH of the intention ut rtaatH4 'rtat altogether
 JOAQUIN MILLER IMPROVED
 OAKLAND. Cal Nov r. "Joa. quiu Miller. The well known author and poet who has been fl for d porsIIaaall" time at his N-.aa n.ar tiL~ ,t'. has so .sy t...rs ..I .uI he is now uHI. 'o ta., 4aln S'raIs about thr gardens al thy Heights. where h. resides a' Diamond C3t,
 WILSON'S PROCLAMATION.
 PRINCETON. Nov. IT,. The ThauhssI5 Ing proclamation which was issued uy Governor Wilson this week Is attrastiu- notice tArou-Lou. the entire ,ouutr. as result ef th" wide mhuoit! which has arrt given fl by the u'a sHaHrrs ef y,erE political faith Tine proclamation teens with optimism. and many req sons are given why tho Fr1rI, Of the United States should give thanks on the duy set apart fer that ruf pose.
 The governor declares that rhe country is iu particularly gracious condition at present and he int mates that prosperity will eout.nu. unabated
 FAIL TO ESTABLISH ALIgL
 NEW YORK. NuN r.. Prank Cirofico one of ,he four auumG charged with the murder ot lie. man Rosenthal. was placed on the stand today in his own defense and tine court WAS treated to Tr cital ot iujurt, innocence mol, urf matic than anythiu4 which hal de yeIoped previously .H thr notorious proceedings.
 Cirof.co who is known throu-hou. Harlem as d gaugster of the Hursl type. declared under oath that u"ItH er he nor his three associates Were responsible Tor the death ol the boss gambler
 The men thus lar have failed ah solutely to establish an aHI al though numerous witnesses have been introduced with the object in view
 BE DECIDED OUTSIDE OF STATE
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. L.. - Be cause of the closeness of the pres idential vote in this state. il is th" belief Of many prominent Democrats here that it will be necessary to place the matter before the national house oI representatives for fin al decision They declare that they will nsts; upon the question being decided outside of the state where there will be greater assurance ol an impartial count.
 CONFESSED EXPLOSION ARTIST
 INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. L.. In his testimony today al the hearing ol the alleged dynamite couspirators. Oriie McNanigie. the confessed eX plosion artist, insisted that James ]. McNamara had planned rci-n of terror following the blowing up of the Los Angeles Times building. MCMani9le also declared that McNamara sought the life of the owner of the Times. General Otis, both al the time of the explosion and after the building had been dc. stTOyed.
 Questioned as to the ori@ination of the horrible plot. which resulted ill the death of many innocent men, McManigle stated that the scheme first was suggested by Olaf Tyeit moe. san Francisco labor leader. F. A Clancy. also of san Francisco, assisted in the carrying out of the outrage.
 McManigle said that during his trips about the country as the paid agent of McNamara. he had with him al all times d sufficient quanti- ty of dynamite to carry out any eN- plosion scheme which he might be called upon to put into execution al moments notice.
 TO CONTROL S75,ooo,oo0.
 NEW YORK. Nov r.. - William Vincent Astor, son of the late John Jacob Astor. who lost his life in the Titanic wreck. celebrated his Fist birthday anniversary today bT taking possession of the fortune which has been awaiting his matur ity. The amount Of money over which the young man will have dil ect control henceforth is estimated at something more than $75,00o, ,o0o o. N. T. THREAD MAKER DEAD
 NEWARK Nov. T.. William Clark. who is known throughout the world as the maker of Clark's 0. N T. Thread. died in this city today at an advanced age.
 VISITORS CAUGHT IN CAVE-lN.
 SALT LAKE. Nov. b - Advices received this afternoon from Beaver county, in the southern part of this state. tell Of the entombing of twelve persons in the Old Horn silver mine at Frisco At the time the cave-in occurred, four visitors. including two young women. were being shown through the mine. and they were among the number imprisoned. The young woman were Daisy and Haze Alexander. The accident occurred on the 300-foot level and the mag nitude of the cave-in was such that all communication was shut off, witt the result that it is not known Il any of the victims were killed ol if they can keep alive until the res cuers have dug their way througi the mass of rock which now block: