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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
WICK GETS NO HELP FROM BOYS
 IN UNIFORM
Soldiers Pay no Attention to WiCkersham at Valdez; People Mad, and Grigs-
 by Will Win.

VALDEZ, May 0-Wickersham is 'here trying to get evidence to contest the soldier vote. He asks soldiers to make affidavits that they voted for Sulzer. The boys pay no attention to him.
 He issued a summons for eighteen soldiers to appear before a notary public for the purpose of forcing in formation out of them, but he failed to secure results.
 All of the soldiers who voted here had been residents of the Territory for more than one year, and of the percinct for more than 90 days.
 Wick's Cowardice Causing Revolt
 The refusal of Wickersham to en- ter the race against AttorneyGeneral Grigsby for election as Delegate to Congress is causing a wave of ad- verse sentiment throughout this sec. tion. Republicans resent his pur- pose of depending upon them to help steal the office of Delegate to Con- gross, and Grigsby will sweep the country hereabouts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
JUNEAU IS WAY OVER THE T0P;
 NATION AS WELL
Whole of Alaska Again Goes Over the Top and Juneau Will Have AddeI Another
 $100,000 by Night.

The City of Juneau, the whole of Alaska, and the entire Nation Is over the top on the Victory Loan, and thus again is strikingly illus trated the patriotic spirit of Ameri- cans. At noon Juneau was yer subscribed $10,000 and another S100,- coo will be added before tonight
 The quota for Juneau is $251, ,000 and Alaska's quota is s954,900, with a total of $261,S50 already subscribed for Juneau and total of $1,064. 400 for the Territory, divided as fol
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
NOT GUILTY VERDICT
 RENDERED IN CASE OF
 MISS RUTH GARRISON
Jury Finds Girl Was Mentally IrTe- sponsible for Murder of Mrs. Storrs-Ruth Leaves the
 Court Laughing.

SEATTLE, May 10.-The jury was out two hours last night and brought in a verdict of not guilty in the case of Ruth Garrison, charged with man. slaughter owing to the death of her rival in love, Mrs. Grace Storrs. The jury founds the girl mentally ire sponsible for the deed, and also de- clared that 1t was their verdict that she was still insane. This compels the Judge to sentence her to the State Hospital of the Insane. The girl left the Court room laughing, af. ter the verdict was announced. Few cases have attracted so much atten- tion in Seattle. owing to the nature of the crime. The Garrison girl, who is IS years old. was in love with her friends husband, AStorrs, a mech anic of Okanogan. and invited her victim to a lunch in .which she pois- oned the fruit salad. She quietly sat by and gossfped about friendly topics after offering the salad to her victim. A request of Storrs to see the young woman in the jail was refused by the officers.
 Several of the jurors were crying when they renedered the verdict. The girl thanked them, pressing the hand of each one. Later she was visited by friends congratulating her. She will be sent at once to the in- sane ward of the Walla Walla in stitution.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

German crack British center in drive to wipe out Ypres salient.
 Rumble of Hun heavy artil. lery warns Allies of an i'm pending smash to reach Paris.
 French throw themselves vainly against German defens- es of Mt. Kennel in effort to retake hill.
 Allies. wearied with six weeks of incessant attacks. set themselves to ward off new blows of confident Huns.
 American aid slow to ar rive. Allies hold with their backs to the wall"
 Will Americas Yanks come too late?
 SUBSCRIBE. NOW TO THE VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN WHAT YOU WOULD HAVE PAID FOR LIBERTY THEN.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10

WASHINGTON, May 1O.-Senator William E. Borah, of Idaho, spokes- man for Republican politics, in a lot ter to the editor of the Boston Tran script reaffirms his opposition to the League of Nations. He asks that the Republican party announce it's atti- tude on the adoption of the League covenant. He intimated that if ap- proval is given the measure by his party, he will quit the party.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
DECLARES FRANCE IS
 TO BE TAXED SUM THAT
 WILL PROVE A BURDEN

PARIS, May 10.-Raoul Pret, pres ident of the Chamber of Deputies Budget Commission. announced to- day. that France probably will have to ask for 10000, 100000 francs in taxes next year. He doubted wheth- CT the people would be able to pay any such sum-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
FIRST STEAMER UP STICKINE

WRANGELL, May 10.-The Hazel B. No. 3, with Captain Sid Barring ington in charge, left today on the first trip of the season up the Stick inc river with. Telegraph Creek as his destination. The passenger list includes several Canadian officials, two mining men, two big game hun ters, two Hudson Bay men and four fur buyers, including Charles Gold stein of Juneau. In the cargo were 40 pouches of mail and several tons of perishables.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
SEARCHING PARTY SEEKS BODY OF SOLDIER WHO
 WAS KILLED IN SLIDE

VALDEZ, May 10. - A searching party was sent from here today to hunt for the body of Corporal Ralph Pulver who was killed in snow- slide at Portage Bay last Winter The body was buried so deep that 1t was impossible to locate it at the time of the accident. Pulver's fath- CT is here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
MAYOR THOMPSON IS ATTACKED BY THE
 AMERICAN LEGION

ST. LOUIS. May 10.-The Ameri- can Legion in convention here has selected Minneapolis for the next convention. The delegates present in the addresses attacked the patriot ism of Chicago and Mayor Thomp son. The subject of prohibition and other political issues were set aside.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
FLY OVER MOUNTAINS

OGDEN, May 10.-Two aeroplane5 flew across the Sierra Nevada Noun tains from Sacramento across the great Salt Lake to participate in the 5Oth. anniversary of the celebration of the driving of the golden spike on the transcontinental railroad. Two other machines which started were wrecked at Nevada City.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
INSPIRED BY EXAMPLE OF
 ALASKA

SAN FRANCISCO. May 10.-Cheer- ed by the announcement that Al aska and Hawaii had reached their quotas, the Twelfth Federal Reserve District has started to raise it's nee essary quota before night.
 Gov Thomas Riggs, Jr. of Alaska, wired that Alaska went way over it's quota.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
FIRE BUGGS BELIEVED
 RESPONSIBLE FOR BLAZE THAT CAUSES SHIPS LOSS
Fire Started in Two Places at Once and One Hull and Sheds and Ways Are Destroyed as
 the Result.

ABERDEEN. May 10-Fire believ. ed to be of incendiary origin de- stroyed a 4.0O0-ton wooden hull on the ship ways of the Grays' Harbor Motorship Corporation. and the ways and shed and docks, causing an esti mated loss of $500,000.
 The fires appeared in two places at once, which leads to the belief that it was set on purpose.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
TARTAR CHIEF WANTS THE UNITED STATES
 TO BE MANDATORY
Principality Where Noah Descended After the Flood From His Ark Wants Protection of the
 United States.

NEW YORK. May 1O.-The Prin- cipality of Nakhicheven at the foot of Mt. Ararat, where Noah is said to have descended when his Ark grounded with the subsistence of the flood, through it's prime minister, has asked the United States to be- come its mandatory. The Premier is Tartar Chieftain.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
CUTTER BEAR WILL
 MAKE VOYAGE NORTH

SEATTLE, May 10.-The Coast Guard cutter Bear has arrived here to begin her annual first trip into Boring Sea. She will take Govern ment and other mail to Point Bar row in the Arctic
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
OCCUPIES OFFICIAL RESIDENCE
 DUBLIN LORD MAYOR

DUBLIN. May 10.-The military authorities have taken possession Of Mansion House. the official residence of the Lord Mayor The house has been used as meeting place for the Sim Feiners.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
FIGURES FOR THE NATION

WASHINGTON. May 10.-It was officially reported this morning that 8, 300 100000 had been subscribed for the Victory Loan. It is believed that actual subscriptions will show a larger sum. It will require several days to officially taaulate the re- turns.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
ARRIVES AT TREAsPssY

IREPASSY, May 10.-N. c. 1. ar rived here at 2:41 this afternoon. having made the flight from Halifax in six hours and 56 minutes, averag- ing 70 miles an hour
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
MANY SOLDIERS
 BEEN DISCHARGED

WASHINGTON. May 10.-It was announced this morning that over 100000 men have returned from France and that 100000 have been demobilized since the signing of the armistice.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
COMMANDER OF
 WEST POINT CAMP

WASHINGTON. May 1O.-Brig. Gen. Douglas Macarthur, formerly Brigade Commander of the Rainbow Division, has been appointed super intendent of West Point.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
FROM LOAN HEADQUARTERS

SAN FRANCISCO. May 10.-The following was given out by the Vic tory Loan headquarters under date of last evening:
 ''Unofficial District Banks total $174,S5S.550 from 500.000 subscribers. San Francisco 50 per cent subscrib-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
NATION IS OVER THE TOP

WASHINGTON, May 10.-While figures are not officially tabulated, it is understood that the Nation is safely over the top on the Victory Loan subscription.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
CHINA WANTS GUARANTEE

PARIS. May 10-It is unlikely that China will sign the peace treaty, ow. ing to the Japanese clause, unless given a written guarantee by the Council of Three that Japan will re- turn Kiao Chau to China.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
Same Thino Elsewhere

It is reported that John B. Mar shall, who went to Sitka to get af- fidavits from soldiers. met with no more success than Wickersham is meeting at Valdez. They paid no attention to him."
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
SENATOR SAYS U. s. SENATE
 TO ADOPT PEACE
Senator Borah Intimates That if Republicans Ap- prove League He Will
 Leave Party.

PARIS. May 10.-Se4ator Harris, of Georgia, informed President VII son that he believes the vote in the Senate against the League of Nations will not exceed nine votes. He be- lieves the Nation practically is unan imous for the League.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
AUSTRIANS ARE
 DUE WEDNESDAY
 TO REACH PARIS
Is Not Believed That China Will Sign Peace Treaty !; Unless a Guarantee ].
 Is Given Her. 7

PARIS, May 10. - The Austrian peace delegates will leave Vienna on Monday and will arrive here Wed nesday next, to be presented with the peace treaty prepared by the Peace Congress.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
rwENrY-oNE PERsoNs KILLED

BROWNSVILLE. Tex, May 10.-- Later reporth of the damage caused by the tornado show that 21 persons were killed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
VALDEZ OVER TOP

VALDEZ, May 10.-Valdez has gone over the top for the Victory Loan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10

ANOTHER REPORT IS RECEIVED.

WASHINGTON May OPars advices report that President Wilson himself to the proposal to give Italy Hume after 1923 It is declared to be untrue that the President is still firmly opposed to Itay's Adriatic claims.
 Paris papers say President address the United States Congress discuss the entire Peace Conference treaty
 The President may the country speaking
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
ARE MAKING SPEED

CANSO BAY, Nova Scotia, May 10 -Airplane N. c. passed here flying high. It made 120 miles from Hali- fax in 112 minutes. Plane N. c. passed the Island of St. Pierre Mique lon, apparently making good head way.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10

PARiS-Newspapers say erocken dorff Rantzau tried to get a person interview with President Wilson yesterday, but was refused an au- dience.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10

NEW YORk-Aiaska Gold was quoted today at 3l4 and Alaska Ju neau at 2.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10

CARACAS, Venezuela-RevoIu bodies who. invaded Venezuela, have been completely isolated, and have retired back into Colombia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
GERMAN DELEGATES WORK THROUGH THE NIGHT PREPARING COUNTER PEACE PROP0SALS--THE GERMAN
 ASSEMBLY TO MEET ON MONDAY

BERLIN May lo( Associated Parliamentary ead- all classes admit that the severity the peace terms presented to the German delegates
 leading member of the independent socialist said the dicatoria and that it's revision possible only through a worlds revolution.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10

In addition there has been sub scribed in the States and allotted to Alaska the following subscriptions:
 Dupont Powder Co..$10.00O
 Standard Oil Go. ...... 2,000
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
ONE PLANE RETURNS

HALIFAX, May 10-One of the planes which left this morning re- turned later, after flying 50 miles, put on new propeller and resumed it's flight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
NAVAL PLANES
 MAKING SPEED
 ON OCEAN TRIP
One Plain Covers 120 Miles in 112 Minutes, and Con- panion Reported to Be
 Making HeadWay.

HALIFAX, May 10.-The two Unit ed States naval airplanes which ar- rived here from Rockaway Beach on the first leg of the trip for cross ing the Atlantic ocean, have left here for Trepassy N F., on the sec ond leg of the flight. They expect to leave the latter place inside of a week for the Azores.
 The third plane. which was com pelled to descend to the water be- cause of engine trouble, is expected to make repairs at Chatham, Mass, and join the .others at Trepassy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10

dctatora and that it's revision possible only through worlds revolution.
 GERMAN ASSEMBLY TO MEET MONDAY. BERLIN May 10 Summary to Associated Press)-Offcal German statements from leading peace terms unbearabe and mpractcabe and that Germany counter proposals for of right the basis lasting peace of the e'natons.
 According proclamation by Ebert the German National Assembly will meet Monday the peace treaty 
 ALLIES HAVE A REMEDY READY. PARIS May O-Presdent Wilson says he expects nothing from the Germans for week. The German delegates maining in Versailles.
 The Council of Four already has discussed the steps be taken in Germany should refuse to sign the treaty
 GERMANS TO SUBMIT COUNTER PROPOSALS PARIS, May 10The German delegates worked all night pairing counter proposals It this morning that the German delegates Berlin and consult with their at time they desire without break ing relations with the Allies without considered ponr beyond diplomatic bounds prescribed for them while negotiating with the Allies.
 SOCIALISTS CALL A MEETING. BERLIN, May 10The Social Democrats arranged for holding meeting Tuesday for discussing Allied peace terms as they relate to Germany
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10

MANK|ND'S FUTURE DEPENDS ON CLOSER INTIMATE RELATIONS OF NATIONS, SAYS PRESIDENT--
 ITALIAN QUESTION STILL UP

PARIS, May 1O-Presdent Wilson at dinner speech here declared that the old international law played ou in the sense that depends the relations of the other than seperate and selfish of national systems and laws.
 He said these disturbed by the hope that enter everywhere of immediate from the things and evils which hampered and oppressed them
 "You cannot rush into the light, he sad but must go through the twilight into the broadening day noon comes with the full with the nations of the world and their aspirations and ideals.
 MAY MAKE SPEEDY TOUR.
 WASHINGTON May 1OParis advces here today said that President seriously contemplating touring the country on speaking reported that criticism of the President in certain Paris and foreign quarters is abatng.
 SAYS WILSON HAS NOT CHANGED ANY.
 PARIS May OThe French press the Italian question still settlement The papers that the of President Wilson has not changed that he not party the compromise by which Italy made mandatory then sovereignty of the port and surrounding state
 It believed Italy will the full execution of the London treaty by which she induced to enter the which will raise the whole Greek problem and which the Paris papers admit will prove compicang situation to be settled.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10

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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10
CABLE BRIEFS

LONOON-Gen. Sir Barrett, Com mander of Northern India, has be- gan operations against Afghan tribes men, who crossed the border to the Indian side. 1t is reported that the advance of the British columns is having a reassurins influence on the Indian troops.
 VlENNA-The Soviet Government at Budapest is panic stricken by the narrowing circle of lines of Ruman- ians, Czech-sIovaks, and men of the counter revolutionary uprisinos. Be- la Kuhn, Soviet leader, has asked American representatives if America would guarantee the safety of his wife and children.
 SPRlNGFiELD-c. p. Ford, inter national secretary of the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, announces that a Nationwide strike vote car ried 8 to 1. The plan is to strike unless demands are granted for col, Ieetive bargaining and better hours and wages.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-10

SOCIALISTS CALL A MEETING.

BERLIN May 10The Social Democrats arranged for holding meeting Tuesday discussing the Allied peace terms as they relate to Germany.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-29
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-29
TERROR REIGN Of
B0L LSHEvISTS IN
PERM DESCRIBED
(By Associated Press,

OMSK, Central Siberia, Jan. 20
Death stalked the streets Of Perm un-
til the city was captured by General
Gaida. according to the official report
investigator who has just returned
from the Ural district. 1t IL said that
the few pedestrians encountered there
were emaciated, with livid lips and q
constant nervous trembling OF the
dren less than a year old In Perm, all
having died, says the report, which
adds that in three months the whole
population would probably have per-
ished. The report states that the Bol.
shevists regarded all bourgeois inhabi-
tants of the city, even those ruined
and dying, as outside the law. When
the jail was overcrowded the inmates
which had been imprisoned longest
were-shot to make room for the new.
comers, it is declared. There are well
authenticated cases of torture, accord
ing to the report, which says some OF
the condemned were compelled to dig
their own graves and rehearsals OF
executions were staged during the
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-29
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-29
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-01-29
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