The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-30
GENERAL NEWS
 BY TELEGRAM H
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A STRIKE.
 SUPERIOR. Wis. Sept. 23 Five | thousand strike sympathizers today l wrecked six street cars in this city and captured the conductors and motormen who were running them.
 GOOD BACKING. SALT LAKE. Sept. 23. Presi- dent Mover of the Federation of La hor today announced that the Amer ican Federation of Labor will indorsc and authorize the strike of the cop. per miners of Bingham.
 AGAIN. SEATTLE. Sept g - Another at. tempt is being made 10 recall Sc attle's mayor. To date lS.000 tax. payers have signed the request for q recall. and more signatures will he obtained today.
 WILL TAKE LOOK. WASHINGTON. Sept g Gen cral Wood lett today on his trip to inspect the national defenses Of the United States.
 A SCOOP.
 PENSACOLA. Fla. Sept 23 - Twenty thousad dollars worth of express blanks were stolen from Louisville X Nashville train in this city last night, There are no clues to the thief.
 SHE STEALS.
 WASHINGTON. Sept. % Mrs. Helen Pierce Gray. clerk in the Indian office. was arraigned in court today charged with stealing from the Indian department public records of importance.
 SOME STORM
 MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Sept. 25.- Through this entire state and in portions of the Dlkotas severe snow and wind storm is raging to night. and at many points all traf fife is temrorarils paralyze1 Consid- erable damage has resulted in this city. although il is impossible at this time To ascertain how much harm has been done
 BLIZZARD IN RED RIVER. ST. PAUL. Sept. 25. All traffic throughout the Red river valley has been interrupted by the wind and snow storm which came up sudden ly this afterI cor. and which has since develo"ed into blizzard of unusual violence
 HEiNZE OUT.
 PORTLAND. Me. Sept 9. F. Augustus Heinze. the Montana cop per magnate has been deposed as director of the Montana Ore Pur- chasing company. his place on the board having been given to William Bloom of Boston. who was elected by the Davis-Daly interests.
 ONCE MORE.
 SACRAMENTO. Cal. Sept. 25. - Acting Governor Wallace announced today that he has named Judge Me Connolly of Madeira to sit as trial judge during the second trial of Clarence Darrow on the charge of bribery Neither Judge Hutton who presided at the first trial of Darrow. nor either of the other judg es in the South would consent 10 hear the case. The date set for the trial is October 21.
 A BIG ONE.
 PHILADELPHIA Sept. % The newest of American battleships. the Wyoming. which has just been com pleted. was turned over to the navy department today.
 WILL QUIT.
 LOS ANGELES. Cal. Sept. 25.- Judge Hutton. who presided at the trial of Clarence Darrow. announces that he will not be candidate for reelection. The judge gives as his reason for retirement from the bench that his health compels him to give up the responsibilities of such a career.
 FIRST.
 WASHINGTON. Sept 9 - The Fifteenth International Congress of Hygiene and Demography is in ses sion in this city, with representa- tives in attendance from 33 differ ent nations. The congress opened it's session on Monday and will be in daily session until the end of the week
 THE LEAST OF THESE" NEW YORK. Sept. 25. - Fifteen hundred residents of the Astor Bar racks" one of the largest tenements in the city. were thrown into a panic this morning when bomb exploded in the doorway. In the rush for the exits a number of the lodgers. most of them foreigners, were hurt, but none seriously The outrage is charged to the Black Hand or ganiZatiOn.
 BANG! BANG!
 SEATTLE. Sept 26 - Louis Ten ny. mechanic of this city, this morning murdered his former wife. Mrs. John Lund. by shooting her through the head. The killing took place on the street in broad day light Before he could be inter- fered with Tenny then turned the gun on himself and blew his brains out
 A HAUL.
 PALO ALTO. Sept. 27. Stat" Senator Marshall Black was arrested here this morning charged with having embedded $100,000 from a loan association of which he was secretary. His arrest caused a sensation here, where he is promi rent. and when he immediately con fessed to the theft all were surpris- ed
 THEY SILVER.
 MINNEAPOLIS. Sept 27. Se- were frosts throughout the Middle West states during the past two nights have resulted in vast amount of damage in the more ex- posed regions.
 A HARD JOB.
 BINGHAM. Sept. 27. The strike situation was somewhat ameliorated owners of the copper mines in this