The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-30

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 NOME GLEN DEAD.
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 STORMS IN QUEBEC.
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 Az I ra-=r- 1- faa esa-=#.e. ram which a.DaMHE,-. f1r tH# ia. rivers aye risiH1 r1.t..T =H a. Etr# lions. aad z1r.aez an feared
 MINERS ENTo#aE3.
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 Rcscue workers b=ga H.a h. patched fr m rhi- Gase md ra the nearby u.rr- -r# # .- =-aa-A, the fire Will H, yvria.U.-..# Fi cntnmbed mon r@s Ea H5fr.= #f ing moyidll- .hF r.# hell a1. that long.
 C1NCIN\-tT1 JHur .h4eEsl thousand garme.t .oeHar waa on on strike tada, 5H -eauaHcs of the refusal ot f.a faa.ors a#aer= | graut the -IeT tr -..-.- ea" demanded ag she Hrr'.= i'r.--i cally every garment re''f ju 'h. city is affected by in on and many ot them are ...-a- .i-" eether.
 Both sides are dt1auaial ent + is feared much trouble niil to.g the refusal CT ,ha dctarr .ar- to give further consideration 'g tNa demands Of fhe W rEers There Wa- no disturbances today however. despite the tact Una, the employers refused 10 confer "fh th= work CTS who were appointed 10 ae.ar. ,he consent of the eHa.ts ta s"A init the case to arbitration
 MARIPOSA SAILS.
 SEATTLE. June 24-ILe steamer Mariposa sailed fir the North to- night with the following passengers booked for Fairbanks and other points in Interior Ala-Ea; Helen Rivers, Mrs ! b Gardner Timothy Flanders, Michael Flynn Misse- Marie nd Carrie Hall, Mrs Turie
 FUNNIEST IN SESSION.
 DENVER. June 2f Hundreds ot Germans rom all paris of the coun try are here in attendance af the thirty.lirst annual Funniest. which opened today The residents of the city have arranged 10 entertain the visitors elaborately during their stay here.
 GIRLS WON'T TALK.
 SACRAMENTO. June 2i.-Gues toned today concerning the latest developments in the McNab-McRey holds case. the young women Whc ran away with young Gamiueti and Maury Diess refused to discuss tho matter. Both of the girls preto Martha Warrington and Lola Norri. returned to their homes in this city immediately after the quash ing of the white slavery cases is San Francisc2. and since their ar rival here they have kept in retire ment
 STILL FIGHTING.
 FL PASO, June 24,-Arriyals iron across the Mexican line state that a battle is about to take piacC in the vicinity Of JuaroZ. and gen eral warning has been sent alon- the border, notifying those liyin2 close to the line 10 look out fol stray bullets.
 The rebels are planning t9 mako an attack upon the battle-scarrei town, which is now held by tho Huerta troops, and a fierce struggle