The Alaska citizen., 1915-04-26
GENERAL NEVIS
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HARRISON OUT


 '' tae people after twelve years as r.e,ut,, a,ad ui tai- city predicts that t.e day ui l-Jl.e ownership .- approaching rapidly Tie mayor {. a strou- ady1ral, Of municipal ,n. rerpgiscs and he believes also .u f.r abolition of ylne d.-u.r.-.
 TRIAL IS ON.
 SYRACUSE x f- April le When the Barnes libel sur against to.a.,t Roosevelt began ayrs his morning. t., cou.ooW 'as ua.i ro u,rTitew!u- Hy curious spectators Ho,1 ol tne principals were ou hand w.,u tuD fi.al a.o.IrI and Ja.I ~eIp ia line lumOr. .r-.I.eaay ..e-.t.r day "as taken u- wfa r.. a.,-.ru. %. a gliy-
 Colonel Roosevelt promises la ureu organization and expose some ftur skeletons which nrse hidden mel. by Boss Barnes and his as-1-!a.oa
 TO SETTLE STRIKE.
 CHICAGO April Ia NsaHs oE instructions from the GaFar.lr ui Illinois. the state board ol aryl-la. ton is negotiating foH tra -s.re ment Of tle huilliGE trades Stt.he. '-rth t4 4aN'' Al- AtAf '- #t#Attf ..t+-H= 0vu men. \ delegation 0. garpgu ters conferred with the members of tDe board this afternoon and ar- .rau-eHtut4 were made for s joint u,.,,l4E ui strikers and employers.
 ON WAY TO PRISON
 INDIANAPOLIS. Apa l9 Sm,t ug back at AnIreoa o. .aeala- friends gathered al the station Hay. or Roberts and his fourteen aeso- rlates "Du Acra recently r-u-4c.eL on tLe charge ol cou-1.4ug 10 COZ rupt the November elections at Iegte Haute. started to, Leayel.aru to. day 10 be-m serving tbtr seutel.es which range from }We tu st. E-aI-
 CO%CREGo|iE% TOURING.
 SEATTLE. April ls Congress man John J Fitzgerald chairman or the house appropriations commit tee. is making a tour of the c5uH- try for the p4tposa of sayeseI@atin4 pending measures providing for ap- propEiaJions. I.e LaWmaEer has been motoring about the Northwest durInE Jae past several days. and will leave Tor the East this week. He is tLe guest of Seattle today
 FRANK MUST HANG.
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. April 1g- The supreme court of the United States hd~ denied the appeal of Leo Frank for a reheaTiIg of his case and ia consequence ol the decision the former manager of an Atlanta pencil factory must hang for the m4Ider ol Mary ihaEau one of the employee 4 he factory. who was found C,a- ia tae basement of the bUIldiI. .I N-I. -he worked
 NJ E.ILz"CE THERE
 WASHI>l N. C.. April I9.- ComHauuer l,..,... who was sent 10 Lower California .y Secretary Dan icls to investigate reports of Jap anese activities, reports that he has been unable to find any evidence WDIel would warrant the belief that the Japanese have violated tae neu- t.s.U! ol Mexico.
 OLDEST MASON DEAD.
 SAN FRANCISCO April l9.- Isaac Kohn, reputed to be The veal thiest man on the Pacific coast and also the oldest Mason died here to- day
 PLEADS "NOT GUILTY"
 LOS ANGELES. April 19-Ghief of Police Sebastin, who recently was indicted on the charge of attempt ing to intinidate members of the grand jury during the iuyestigatiou o1 a case iu which the officer was involved, entered a plea of not guilty today when dIraigned in court
 eORAH IN RACE.
 WASHINGTON. D. C., April 19- In statement given 10 the public today Senator William E Borah. of Idaho admits that he may be con siueIed candidate for the presi- dency. Ae says t.at if the RepubH- cans see fit 10 nominate him, he will do tue best he can to be elected
 D. A. R. MEET
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. April 20 The twenty-fourth continental con gTess of the Daughters ot the Amcri can Revolution convened in this city today, with President Wilson present as chief speaker of the occasion The executive referred briefly To the present world crisis and said that Americans need Lave no fear of be- coming involved, so long as self possession and calmuess continued to prevail throughout the country.
 DEFENSES WANTED.
 WASHINGTON. D. C., April 20.- On what is regarded as reliable authority. it is stated today that it is the intention of President Wilson to take up the matter of more ade- Quate national defense when the law h. kers assemble here in December It is understood that national defense will be made an administration issue, although the executive refuses to discuss tie question at the present time.
 WILL REVIEW FLEET
 WASHINGTON D. C.. April 20 According to an annouucement made today, President Wilson will review the Atlantic fleet at New York on May IT.
 CRUISER NEEDS REPAIRS.
 NEWPORT NEWS, April 20.-Of ficials of the navy department have formally decided that the German converted cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm is in need of repairs and survey of the vessel is now being made under the direction of government engin eerS.
 MURPHY IS LEADER.
 NEW YORK, April 20 Charles F. Murphy, of Tammany fame, has been elected to the office of grand sachem of the Society of Tammany and announces that he will move the wigwam to a more central To- cation uptown.
 NEW BOAT PLANNED.
 SEATTLE, April 20.-The depart ment of commerce has authorized