The Alaska citizen., 1914-07-06
GENERAL NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH
AMERICANS ACT.

WASHINGTON. u G.. June 29-
Ady!,es received from Santo Domin-
20 today tell of the interference OF
4u AMrr.gau -unbodt in the reNo-
luton which is now in progress in
the island republic. The guns OF
the gunhoat We're trained on the
government troops at Puerta Plata
in order to prevent the use OF ar
4ll.iy AGAINST the rebels.
MINERS PeACEAeLE.
WASHINGTON d. G.. June %
President Wilson has been advised
by Governor Stewart of Montana
that federal troops ale not now
needed al Butte to maintain order
among the warning factions of the
Western Federation OF Miners. The
governor reports that there have
been no disturbances during the
past several days and that there is
no immediate danger of a resump-
ZION of hostilities
STRIKE SPREADS.
PITTSBI RG. Pa. June 80. The
stIlHe among the employees OF thu
Westiughuuse Electric company in
last Pittsburs is assuming alarm
ING proportions. and it is feared to-
night that an attempt will be made
to destroy the plant of the com
pary Considerable trouble occurred
today between the strikers and the
deputies who are guarding the plant.
ana resumption of hostilities is eH-
pec'ed at any moment
Fearing that he will be unable TO
hold his own against the workers,
~ 1 !, 10
Governor Tener. asking that state
troops be sent here Immediately. In
the meantime additional deputies
ale being sent to the scene of the
t reatened attack. and every pre-
caution is being taken to protect
the Company's property.
The cause of the latest outbreak
among the strikers was the refusal
OF the management of the company
tn rrl civ d committee of the work
ers.
ELEVEN DIE OF HEAT.
BOSTON. Mass, June 29.-The
terrific heat wave which is sweep
ing the country eastward from the
Middle States struck this city this
afternoon and within a few hours
eleven dealt We're reported togeth-
. ,,.i,h 81 saa.ra or moro of nroStra-
,,'. C,.a,.,1 fa,oIitios also have
49, ,.,,.,,l fro,, o,+l,-ino SECTIONS
NAVAL OH, &c LAW
WASHINGTON. d. c., June 80
pro.il.r, Wilson has attached his
s;anatnre 10 the naval appropria,
lions bin
WILSON ADDRESSES WOMEN.
WASHI\GTON d. c.. June 30
Undressing the 700 suffragettes who
called at the White House today TO
.oIi.it the sunoort of The chief eX-
ecu;iye Of the nation. President Viii
.o, tnld the women plainly that he
ala NOT consider won1ans suffrage
y nuasrion 10 be settled by the
fs1a,al Government. He advised his
visitors 10 transfer their attention
from congress 10 the various state
1eois1atu,as WI ich. he said, was the
Iagical steupino.s1one to national
LEGISLATION In mis- connection. the
President invited the women to call
ON him again at the White House
for tho mrpose of comforting with
him with regard to the framing of
resolutions and the general outlining
Of their campaicn. He assured them
maj he stood willing to aid them
in every possible way. except through
congress-
The women declare that they will
mo-, cease their efforts to induce the
ra,ioral congress 10 act
FARMERS TO BE AIDED.
,ctlI%CTnH n o 1nne 20
,1,i,a f.da,al Government will come
70 the assistance Of the farmers of
~, i.nunt,y aaain mis- fall in case
fa,,,d 1,,ass,rv ia advance
f,,ds fn,. tba movement of crops
ca,1a.o,.,. af ,ba Treasury NcAdoo
no.. iss,,ad circulars to Tho national
ta,,,,s Of tho conntrv announcine
IT, ., ,hn, tho fadaral treasury
,,1a,, ha drawn unon as was done
i, ,,,,,or
MFllEN is INDICTED
Mpp1nCE Mass lime 90
,,a,la, g N,l,an former president
~ No. Now Work New Haven &
lIo,.tfn,d railroad was indicted TO
49,. ,aaather Win II others on
,,'1 l,sa,,oa If croolzad nromotine in
,a1,ia,, vim ,ha financing of one
~ tha cnmn,nias subsidiary 10 the
,'a,or;o,,s Naw Haven combine
DoeelDeN1 70 REST
,,CI1ICT0N n G lime 20
n.;>,9n. W.lean vii, 1e.ve for Cor.
~, Ia,, lIar,nshira Of tho end
10 n.', .i,o vaa,, 70 snend sunday with