The Alaska citizen., 1916-05-01

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 "GRAYS" CELEBRATE
 ATLANTA. April 20 Throughout the south the men who wore the gray in the great Civil war were honored today by those who dwell n the section of the country they fought so well 10 protect from what they deemed gross injustice
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 DIES MONIES. April 26 The Re puhlicaus are leading the Democrats in the presidential prefereutials which are being held in this city today The count so far shows that the Republicans are 44O0O strong, while the Democrats have but 5000.
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 BOSTON April 25.- Thirty-two . of the thrty-siN delegates who will go from this state to the Republican :. convention in Chicago will go un- pledged Four will go to the con !. sention pledged to support Theodore | Roosevelt
 DOLLAR SAVED HIM. SEATTLE, April 26.- During disagreement this morning over the sale of q roomins house, Conrad . Leo. restaurant proprietor and 1. resident of Seattle for 25 years . shot Thomas $. Dunbar. well . known real estate dealer.
 After shooting Dunbar he turu. | the gun on himself and shortly af 1 rewards died from the effects of the wounds inflicted. Dunbar's life was saved by a sil- yer dollar, which he had in his pocket and which deflected the course of the bullet
 PLANT TIED UP. PITTSBURG, April 27-The strike Ut the laborers in the Westinghouse plant in this city has completely tied up the plant and there was no work done in the big buildings at all today
 CHANGING AMBASSADORS
 W AS l1t4Nb lO.\, D. N.. ApIl - It was officially announced that the President has accepted the resigna- tion of Henry Morgenthau, of New York. as United States ambassador to Turkey, and that the resignation will be immediately effective
 Abraham Elkus, of New York, is being seriously considered by Presi- dent Wilson as the successor of MT Morgenthau. He Is the senior mem ber Of the firm of James. Schell X EIkus NIT. Elkus is now 49 years old He is a Hebrew.
 NOT GOING YET. WASHINGTON. D. C., April 27-- The state department today officially announced that owing to the un- settled condition of the country and the strong feeling against the Ameri cans, the departure of Henry Fetch CT recently named as ambassador 10 Mexico from the United States will be indefinitely postponed
 BROTHERS oUARELlNG. NEW YORK, April 27.-William Guggenheim today started suit against his brothers, Isaac Daniel, Solomon. Morris and simon, for $1o.o00.o00 He alleges that by keep ing him in the dark as to the af fairs of the Chile Copper company he lost that amount of money.
 RIOTS IN BOHEMIA. NEW YORK. April 27.-rncon- tirmed adyices received ill this city tell of scenes of rioting and revolu tion in the Bohem an cities of Prague and Pilsen and other places The situation tharo ia described as i alarming in the reports that have been received here.
 MINERS WORKING. NEW YORK, April 27.--After a strike in the Fifth district of Penn sylvania, which tied up all coal mining in that district for some time, an agreement has been reached between the owners and the miners, and tomorrow morning at 6 o'clock 24000 miners will start to work again.
 FIXING IT UP. WASHINGTON D. C., April 27.-- AdViCes received by the state de partment are to the effect that Am baSsador Gerard is now enroute to the front, where he will hold a conference with the kaiser. This is taken as encouraging news by Presi dent Wilson, who today stated that he expected a reply to the Anpri can note in a few days at the longest
 ASK TURKEY. WASHINGTON, D. C., April 27.- The state department today sent an U1Hcial communication to the Turk ish government, asking whether or not the appointment of Abraham Elkus, of New York, as ambassa dor to that country was satisfactory.
 AFTER RIVALS SCALP. SAN FRANCISCO, April 27,-Eu | gene Schmidtz. the former mayor of San Francisco, announced today that he will start petitions asking Tor the recall of Mayor Rolph on fourteen charges. alleging malfeas ance of office illegal election and incompetence.
 VISITING WASHINGTON, D. C., April 2S.- The German emperor today invited 1 Gerard to visit the western battle i front as his guest The American ambassador promptly accepted the | invitation. and as a result thereof 1 the note to the United States will | be. further delayed, as it must pass