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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04
ZMARENY POKUS q HRO.
MADNY PODVOD FALES.
NYMI CEKY.

Ma Lakeside ave., blize no
We soudni budovy nalezeno by
10 AZ cekd ma obnosy cd S37
do $4,000 v lhrne slme $4,000.
Nalezce odnesl ceky ma hlavni
policejni stanici, kde bylo shle
dano, ze Sc jedna . padelky
vyplatnfch cekd pro stavebni
delnictvo The Otis Steel Co.,
podepsanych falesnym podpi.
sem jednoho z dfedniki spo-
lecnosti. Padelanf provedeno
bylo velice zdaTile, tax ze jich
snadno mohlo byti vyuzito k
vymen6 "a hotove penfze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04
PROROKUJE vALKU.

Leavenworth, Kas., 2. cerv-
ma. Nova valka mezi Turec-
KEN a Reckon, do nfz "strze-
nj budou JIM narodove" byla
predpovidana sekretarem val
ky Weeksem zde vcera. z tohc
dGvodu Sc dozadoval lepsi
vojenske pohotovosti Spoj. Sta
til. "Musime udrzovati pri.
mefenou obranu pro tuto ze-
mi v dobach miru," pravil
Weeks. ia verim v narodni
reservni hotovost, j kdyby mu.
zd tech nikdy nebylo pouzito k
vojenskym dcelIm." Weeks
mluvil zde pred obchodnfky a
lfednfky federalni trestnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04
CRIOUI PORAZn KILBANE-A.
ZTRATlL SVETOVE PREBORNl-
CTV v PESTNfM ZAPASE

New York. e. cervna. = Eugene Crqui, Francouz,
souc sobe zvy pc ranach urpenych p haen Verdunu
poraz dnes Johnny Klbanea Ceveandu jenz rzel sv6
ki Kilbane ztratil svo "korunu sestem nab9hu mez
narodni btvy pred zasupem odhadovanym $4,000 hav
dejSim Polovem hristi.
Byla to biva mezi veterany dvou pevnin ale koncch
Crquho vetsf sila lder donesy jej triumfu
Kbane enz drzel svetovy ttu edenact rokd zdal
mit pocatku vyhody sve strane avsak krckych
kamzicch nemoh zastavti Criquiho cykonicky nab9h.
Konec nadesel sensacni nahlosti sestem nabehu
kdy Crqu zasad skoro odp1rci ranu le
p6stf do tea pravou do ceis Kilbane klesl zem
kdyz by rozhodG Appel napocal do dese nemoh povsta
IT, Crqui prohlasen byl veze Tyz sam tem6r ohromen
nahlo sveho rumu kdyz vzpamatoval pfb9hl ku sve
mu porazenemu odpIrci poceloval jej ma ODE tvafe
Novy champion pozdraven byl ohlusuiicim asotem
brovskm shromazd6nfm ale toto nadseni nebylo sdleno
podnkatel zapasu mz pry hroz veika ztraa Zaruci
tz Kilbane-ov 100000 Criquimu $30000 kdezto pmy
sou enom $4,000 tech nutno hradit vsechna osatnf
vydanf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04
" UKRADENEM AUTU 20.
LICISTOU ZASTRELENA
zENA.

Auto policejni skadrony pro
nasledovalo vcera k veceru
prchajici automobil, ktery 1byl
ukraden. Ma Scovill ave. a
vych. 81. ul. vypalila policie "a
prchajicimi a jednou kuli byla
zasazena v autu, We spolecnosti
jeste jine zeny tri muzG Sc
nalezajfci 18-leta pi. Rosalie
Wilsonova. Byla dCpravena
do Charity nemocnice, kde ale
lekafi j prohlasili jiz "a mr.
|tvou. Celia spolecnost jak by
la zatcena a dopravena ma hla-
vni policejni stanici. Muz "a
strelene zeny nebyl do dnesnf-
no rama nalezen.
Automobil, vlastnictvi B.
Berka, z els. 1947 zap. 25. ul.
ukraden byl vcera z garaze
5618 Woodland ave. a spatren
byl ma vych. 81. ul. a poznan
die popisu. Policie Sc Timed
"a uiizdejicim strojem pustila
a kdyz nebylo uposlechnuto w
ivy k zastaveni, doslo k osud-
me strelb6. Rama nest astnym
vysledkem pfipisovana jest
straznikovi G. Stotzovi. Pc
rane auto zastavilo a zena v
bezvedomi dopravena byla v
tomtez stroll policejnim sof6.
rem Harlem Roubickem do ne
mocnice, kdezto ostatni dopra.
veni v policejnim autu do vaz.
Iby. Ridici odcizeneho auta sc
vsak podaiilo uprchnouti. O.
statni zatceni sc vymlouvaji
ze byli pouze vyzvani k iizde
nevedouce, jakym zpdsobem
ridic auta nabyl. Obyvatelstvo
okoli bylo usmrcenfm zeny ne
malo poboureno a hrozilo po-
licii, tax ze privolana byla po.
sila. Ia vytrznosti zatceni by.
| Ii diva muzi. Velitel prislusne
policejni stanice ma Perkins
ave. a vych. 55. ul. porucik Pc.
tier Busser prohlasuie, ze poll
cista byl opravn6n k vystrelu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04
DIVE RODINY SKORO VYHUBENY,
PHI DvOU AUTOMOBlLOvYCH NEHODACH v
SOBOTU " NEDELl

Buffalo, 2. cervna Ctyfi osoby byly zabity edna
ehce poranena dnes odpoedne kdyz vak dahy Erie vraz
do automobile kfizovatce blze Gowanda. Ob6t jsou
rodiny Johna Smtha strofdice zavode Eastern
Tanners Glue Co.
Smtha: Victor, 6ety Margaret 4lea, jeho ditky pi
B. Hurtova, 58-leta matka pi. Smithov6
Smith, enz Tfdi automob, byl zran9n jenom lehce a.
vak byl tax ohroen srasnym nestestm ze vdbec nemoh
uciniti souvise vypovsdi okresnfmu koronerovi.
Cumberland, Md, 2. cervna. - Ctyf clenove jedn6
dny by zabii dnes odpoedne kdyz ejich auomobil by
zasazen Western Maryland osobnfm vlakem Herbert
Crossing, sest mil Cd Hancock.
Mrtvi jsou: Manzel6 Raymond Dineenovi, ejich hosk
Jack, 8ety, pr Henlineova matka pi. Dineenov6 TIL
nestastnit by zabiti ms9 kdezto pr Dineenova
nala ma cest9 do nemocnice
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04
STAV uRODY v EvROPE
DOBRY.

Washington, 2. cervna. Stav
iirody v Europe Jest celkem dc
bry, die radiogramu obdrzene'
no dnes vladimir odborem ze-
medelstvi. Bulharsko, Uhry,
Francie a Ceskoslovensko O
znamuji, ze plodiny vseho dru
hu vyborne pokracujf. Uroda
cukrovky v N6mecku bude
vsak asi o 5.5 procent mensf,
nez sc ocekavalo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04
ZAzILI ROZcILUJfCf ZKU-
SENOST.

Boulogne, 2. cervna. Obrov-
sky Goliath aeroplan Londyn-
Parfz vzdusne linie byl rozbit
vcera, kdyz v pill cesty mad
Anglickym prIlivem motor Sc
porouchal a stroj Sc prevratil
IA rftil Sc sikmo dold, dopadnuv
zle porouchany ma okraj ska
lisk. Sedm cestujfcfch, mezi
nimiz byly tri zeny, vyvazlo
bez 1razu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04
Isvetovem, v smysNl opravdove
!kultury duchovni.


Nednavny a idaalne zauja-
ty tvIrce a vidc4 teto cacke
druziny pravf, zeInelze slovy
vyjadriti vsechny hauboke ci-
ty, ktere jak on I'm, tax j je-
no d6ti citi We svt{h nitrech a
domnfva Sc, ze netlepe asi Wy
jadri svdj neskonhly dix tim,
kdyz prohlasi, " Bakulova
druzina vracf Sc do sve vlasti
IS plnym vedomfm toho, ze ie-
jich snaham bylo porozumeno
a ze v teto ddvefs budou dale
pracovati, aby pt4telstvi, je-
hoz zde zfskali, do6edli 81 udr.
zeti.
Red. Bakule louci sc S Ame.
rikou pozdravem ma shleda'
nou pri prfsti navst6ve Spoj
Statd." IN. Y. Listy)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04
PEIMLIPSOVA We VEZEM.

San Quentin, Cal 3. cervna. Clara Philpsova, usved
cena vrazednice ztravi nedel svn duhy den v9zen
cenfm bible Cta svdj oblfben5 zalm 49, opet opst
dtechu sve duse povzbuzen kesajc mysl St9zovaa ST.
ze nebyla dana pflezo ably mohla dok&za svoii nev
Los Angeles setkala SWIM manzeem jenz
pava projevy asky avsak hosene jej odmalo Dnes
poprv& byla od9na v9zenskou nifomu avsak 9a sve
hedvabn6 puncochy hnede mike stfevfce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04
ZPEvAccI oDJELI.
Reditel Balule vfele dSkuje
Seskoslovensk< Americe "a
vfele pfijeti.

NcW 1OFk, q. CcrVna. VCcTa
dopoledne vratila Sc do New
Yorku Bakulova druzina re
sve triumfalnf cesty Spojenymi
Staty. Ackoliv druzina cht9la
jeSte nami pobyti alespon
posledni vecer ma americke phi
de, nebylo lie v6c tax zaridi-
ii, nebot' pdvodn6 ohlasehy pri
jed ma ctvrtek nemohl sc u
skutecniti. NaEi mill "zp6vac-
ci" a ostatnf clenove druziny,
jakoz i 81. Marie Mikova, ma
Sc ob9tava a ochotna virtuoska
ma klavfr, jez spolecne vystu-
povala druzinou ma cele pou
ii Amerikou, pfijeli svezi a
zd& sc, ze vsechna lnava, ja-
koby zmizela s jejich tvarf,
kdyz octli Sc opet v New Yorku
kde zahajena byla tax dspesne
jejich costa a kde dostalo Sc
Jim tax vreleho pfijeti.
Bakulova druzina navstivi-
la jest9 vcera odpoledne sochu
''Svobody" v new-yorskem pri
stav9 a vecer pax byla hostem
v divadle Capitol, kan byli
nasi "zpevacci" pozvani jiz
ma pocatku jejich pfijezdu do
Spoj. Statd.
Druzina byla op9t ubytova-
ma We Slovansk6m pristehova-
leckem dome, kdez o ne peco-
vail p. Koukol a pf. Koukolo-
va, spravci tohoto domu.
Druzina odjfzdf dnes o 12.
hod. polednf lodi America,
jez je zakotvena Y pfistavisti
" Hoboken.
Byli jsme poz&dani redite-
lem Bakule, jmenem jeho dru-
ziny, abychom nasim prostred
nictvim tlumocili srdecny u.
pffmny DIX "a okazale uvfta.
nj a stalou pffzen, projevene a
prok&zan& Cs. Amerikou Baku
love druzine pfi jeff pouti Spo
jenymi Staty, jez prav9 protc
stala Sc dokonale dsp9snou a
vyznamnou, ze nasi krajant
horlivou pffpravou, jakoz i mac
senym pfijetfm vychazeli vsu
de druzin9 vstffc.
Reditel Bakule zejm@na zdi
razhuje, ze jak Cs. Amerikou
tax Spojenymi Staty vibec by
pochopen omen opravdovy ice
cesty Bakulovy druziny, je;
pfijela sem, aby pod9kovals
"a skutecnou vydatnou po
moe a peel, kterou tato zemi
poskytla detem v republice &c
skoslovenske v jejfch pocat
cfch q ze taktez porozum9nt
tomu, ze Bakulova druzina pr
chazi poselstvfm 0 wife "
sblizovanf Sc narodt ma poll 0
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04
PORAzKA PROFlIBICE We SvY-
CARSKU.

Paffz 8. cervna veVkou vstsinou, svycarsky lid dnes
zavrhl prohbici HlasovAno hyo 357772 proti 25974
Zamtnuty navh pfedlozen by du iako prostfedek
zvysenf dichodd su avsak skuteGn5m ceem byo ppra-
viii pddu pro vysusenf zems Jednao statnf
pol vroby vsech snych hovn uvalenf vysoke dovozne
dane ma vsechny lihoviny ciziny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04
K SEVERNfMU P0LU.

Kodan 8. cervna. Norvezska expedce, jez speje
Roadu Amundsenovi jeho pokusu doeteti
nimu p6lu vypravila aeroplanech Horton
botu. Prvnf zastavka ucn9na bude Bergen Ultra.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
CALLED BY ALASKAN COURT;
 EASTERN MAN NOW ON WAY TO VALDEZ; ROBBERY CASE

CINCINNATI, Jan. 25--H. Revel Whitridge, 26 years old, Glencoe Apartments, Mt. Auburn, lumber buy CT and former soldier, has left on a 10000-milc trip at the expense of the government.
 lWhitridgo was subpoenaed by Deplitye United States Marshal Val Stolze to appear before fthe Federal Court at Valdez, Alaska, to testify against a bandit who, last October is said to have held him up in Val deg and robbed him of $500 Whit ridge was in Alaska on lumber buying trip when the robbery took place, it is said. He returned to his home in Cincinnati late In November
 It Is estimated it will cost the government S900 for Whtridge's testimony, as his travelling expenses and witness fees will total approxi- mately that amount, Stolz says.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
MOTHER OF SLAIN CHILD HELD;
 MAY BE IMPLICATED IN DEATH

 girl, alone in the house, had shot herself accidentally when playing with one of three pistols Prender. vile admitted having had in his bed room.
 Prenderville threw away the pistols the day Theresa's body was found and police at that time accepted his explanation that he did it through fear that he would be unjustly ac cused of murdering the girl.
 'I am satisfied that this little girl did not commit suicide. and I am equally convinced that her death was not an accident, but a deliberate mur- der" District Attorney Charles Dood declared. Certain witnesses in this case have not told all they know about Theresa's death. Tn having her mother committed to jail am satisfied I have made no mistake"
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
DISORDERS IN
 PARISH IN LA.
 INVOLVES KHAN
Attorney General Coco Makes Public Statement Re-
 garding Kluxers. ASSERTION IS DENIED
 BY COUNSEL FOR KHAN
Law Enforcement and En- forcement of Moral Code
 Is Work of Klan.

BASTR0P, La, Jan. 25.-Attorney General Coco, ill a statement this afternoon, placed responsibility for the numerous outrages in More house Parish on the Kv Klux Klan.
 Proof is convincing" said Attor- ney General Coco.
 Since the advent of the Ku Klux Klan in Morehouse Parish, the Par ish gradually arose to condition of disorder and lawlessness which rip- ened into supercession of constituted authority by the Ku KIux Klan and the establishment of a government of it's own. From this government that arose reign of terror and chaos resulted and the Parish was on the brink of riot and bloodshed. Then Governor Parker sent the mill itia here.
 While it may be conceded many Klansmen did not actually partici- pate or encourage acts of lawlessness they never, maybe, deemed that they we're coEcerned, however, by reason of their silence and inaction."
 Judge William Barnette, counsel for Dr B. M. McKoin, J. Jeff Bur nett and Newt Gray, who have been identified as members of the masked parties. also made a statement at tacking the legality of the hearing and the testimony adduced
 Judge Barnette said the testimony did not show any connection of the ku Klux klan with the murders of Thomas Richards and Watt Daniels or any of the other felonies and misdemeanors.
 Judge Barnette declared the en- tire activity of the Ku Klux Klan has been toward law enforcement and the enforcement of the moral code
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
BRITISH LABOR PROTESTING NOW
 TO OCCUPATION
British Government Is Con- demned for Doing Noth-
 ing in German Case.

LONDON. Jan. 25.-At a joint meeting of the General Council of the Trades Union Congress with the Ma tional Executives of the Labor Party, manifesto was issued condemning the governments inactivity in face Of the French policy in the Ruhr.
 The manifesto also expresses solid arity of the Labor Party with the Ruhr workers demanding a policy of intervention and cooperation with the United States, if possible, advo- eating the evacuation of the Ruhr and reference to the reparations dis pute to the League of Nations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
BOYDEN WARNED
 TO KEEP MOUTH
 SHUT; HE DIDN'T
Secretary of State Hughes Says U. s. Representative
 Told Not to Talk.

WASHINGTON, Jan. zo.-Secretary of State Charles E. Hughes revealed the fact today that he had instruct ed Rowland Boyden, American rep resentatiye on the reparations com mission, not to express any opinion regarding separations settlement in the commissions discussions and also to refrain from urging his sug- gestions in the absence of instruc- tions from the State Department"
 Recently Boyden startled official circles by claiming the separations were excessive and no nation could pay them.
 In letter sent to the Senate foreign relations committee this af- ternoon, Secretary Hughes said the memorandum submitted by Boyden to the reparation commission re- gently was interpreted in some quar- ters as plan for a reparation settlement had in no sense re- ceived the approval of the Depart ment of State.''
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
VETERAN ARMY DOG RECEIVED
 HONORABLE DISCHARGE; ORDERS


 TACOMA, Wash. Jsn. 25.-A dog wounded in the World War and the holder of an honorable discharge from the United States army, is now catching rats at U. s. Veterans Hos pital No. J9 here.
 Tho dog is Punkins, a fox terrier. and he is with his master. former Corporal w. II. Hall, who is rccuper- ating at the hospital. Punkins saw service in the Marne Aisnc. Mouse Argonne and St. Mihiel offensives and he is ono of the few dogs-if not the only onc--to possess an hon. orablc discharge. His discharge pa DOTS. a proud possession of his own CT. read: f
 '"rhis Is to certify that t71144 Punkins, Mascot Go. c, 21th Eng;a-
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
ORDER TROOPS
 FROM BASTR0P
Martial Law Will Be Estab- lished, However, if Witt
 nesses Menaced.

BASTROP. La. Jan. 25.-Adjutant General Tombs announced today that all troops in Morehouse Parish will be withdrawn. Governor Parker has instructed Tombs to inform Captain Skipwith and Sheriff Carpenter that martial law will be established If any witnesses are menaced
 Late this afternoon the states open hearing into the Morchouse Parish kidnappings was concluded after be- ing in progress since January 5.
 Leon Jones, of Mossell, Miss. was the last witness. He said he saw two autos with marked men near Lake La Fourch on the night of August A, last year. the night when Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards are alleged to have met their death.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.--Benjamin H. Prenderville. an employee in the Brooklyn General Postoffice, has been arraigned and held for the grand jury, charged with the murder of 10-year-old Theresa Mccarthy, whose night-clothed body, with a bullet through the heart, was found in her home at Brooklyn last De cember 26.
 Mrs. Pauline Mccarthy, mother of the little girl. was held without bail as material witness. Prenderville had been roomer at the Mccarthy home.
 Both the man and the woman were questioned by police when Theresa's s body was found. Prenderville was held on charge of homicide. all though police declared the evidence seemed to indicate that the little
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
TWO OFFICIALS UNDER ARREST:
 GO TO PRISON
French Military Authorities Arrest Two Prominent
 German Officials.

MAYENCE, Jan. 25.-Dr. Schlu- tis, Presiden of the State Finance Department, and Dr. yon Raffessen, President of the State Mines Ad- ministration, have been arrested for refusing to obey the French authori- tics.
 They have been convicted by court martial and sentenced to one year imprisonment.
 Sentence was temporarily sus- pended, it is stated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25


 COTS, the United States Army, Is testimonial of honest and faithful service. is hereby honorably dis charged from the military service of the United States by reason of ex- piration of term of service. w D. Circular 106. Dec. 3, 1919.
 Said Punkins was born in Balti- more in the state of Maryland. When enlisted he was half year of age and by occupation a mascot He had dark brown eyes. brindle hair. fair complexion and wGs ono foot two inches in height.
 "Given under my hand at Presidio, this 10th day of April 1919
 w. A. GREEN, .ts "Second Lieutenant Engineers. U. 5. A., Commanding"
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
Returns to China to
 Lose Official Position

PEKING. Jan. 25.-The Senate has approved the entire cabinet recently appointed by President Lii Yuan Hnng with the exception of Dr. Alfred Sze, minister to the United States who returned and accepted the post of Foreign Minister
 The action of the Senate has cans- ed great surprise. Sze lacked four votes of sbeing approved.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
Railroad Traffic i'm Ruhr Valley Paralyzed; Men Out
 On Strike; Jail For Leaders
France to Tell All About Occupation

PARIS, Jan. 25.-A yellow book" is to be published soon by the French government. set ting forth Frances reasons for adopting her policy of seizing productive guarantees from Ger many.
 According to Premier Ray mond Poincare, the book will contain "all the documents. in cluding minutes of conferences among the allies
 Great Britains consent to publication of this material all ready has been given, it is de- cilred
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
SPRUCE ORDER
 TURNED DOWN
Patriotic American Millmen {. Refuse to Bid on Aero
 plane Spruce.

ABERDEEN, Wash, Jan. 25. = Grays Harbor millmen asked to bid on 2.0O0,O00 feet of aeroplane spruce to be shipped to a Baltic port for the Russian government declined to explaining privately that it was be- lieyed the spruce was intended for use of German aeroplane factories in Russia.
 In view of the present threaten- ing situation in Europe it is believed the planes made from spruce might be used against American soldiers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
Col. Graves Head of
 Forestry Association

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Col Henry s. Graves, dean of tho Yale School of Forestry and former chief forcs- ter of the United States, was elected president of the American Forestry Association. He announced that the association proposed to take leader ship in matters of public forestry policy and to fight every effort to undermine sound principles of forest conservation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
ALASKAN TRIES
 TO TAKE LIFE
Spent Twenty Years in Alaska Probably Does Not
 Like Seattle.

SEATTLE. Jan. 25.--Domino Zucco, aged AS years, who scame here re gently from Alaska after residence there of 20 years, has twice attempt ed unsucccssfully to hang himself His second attempt was made last night. He was found, however, in time and taken to the city hospital for observation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
U. s. TROOPS ARE GREETED
 BY BELC|ANS
Military Force Returning tc America from Germany,
 Given Praise.

ANTWERP, Belgium, Jan. 25.- A hearty welcome from the Belgian nation awaited the homeward bound American troops upon arrival here to board the United States Army Transport St. Mihiel.
 M. Deveze, Minister of War, said
 Thanks to the American boys, the unjust aggression which Bel gium was victim did not remain unpunished."
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
POLICE UNDER MILITARY.

MAYENCE, Jan. 20. = General Maresehal, commanding the French post here has proclaimed that all German police are under the author ity of the French military.
 The step was taken because the local authorities failed to make any effort to reprees demonstration yes terday afternoon following the con- viction of the German mine oper- ators
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
BORAH WANTS AN ECONOMIC
 CONFAB NOW
Says He Will Take Initiative by Presenting Resolution
 Next Monday.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-Senator William F. Borah of Idaho, this af. ternoon announced he had decided to renew his proposal for a world economic conference and would offer next Monday a resolution requesting the President to call such meet. ing
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
Ouch! This Is A Tough One on Some Women

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 25.- The local Grand Army Post has adopted resolution com- mending President Harding on his veto of the pension bill. The resolution declares that mercenary women would marry veterans past 70 years, in hopes they would soon become bene ficiaries. sR
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
Appropriation Wanted to
 Modernize 13 Battleships

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Chairman Butler. of the House naval committee, has introduced a resolution for the appropriation of $1.500.000 to modern ize thirteen battleships of the navy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
Irish Have Firearms;
 Two Pay Penalty; Death

WATERFORD, Ireland. Jan. 25.-- Two men residents of Cork were executed this morning in the Water ford Infantry Barracks, having been found guilty of possessing firearms.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
ENGAGE FOREIGN MINERS

PARIS, Jan. 25-A Prague cor respondent of the Temps says the Czecho-Slavakian miners are being engaged by France and one group has already left, presumably for the occupied section in Germany.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
President Harding Recovers; Returns To His Desk

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-President Harding returned to his desk at 10:3O o'clock this morning after an illness of more than week
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
FiEup SECTION MoeILIzEp

TOULOUSE, Jan. 25.-An order has been received to mobilize the Seventh Field Section of Railroad Workers for service in occupied Germany.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
YANKEES ABOARD sHIP

ANTWERP, Jan. 25.--The trans port St. Mihiel, with the last of the American troops from the Cobleng area, sailed for the United States at 5:30 o'clock this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
BELGIANS GO TO FRONT.

BRUSSELS, Jan. 25. A fresh regiment to full war strength left Antwerp today to reinforce the Bel gians in the Ruhr Valley.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
Drops Dead While Taking
 Part, Legislative Debate

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Jan. 25.-- Representative Lcrcy Lee. of Dardan- ellie, fell dead from apoplexy during a debate in the House this forenoon
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
MOBILIZE R. R. WORKERS

PARIS, Jan. 25.-The Ministry of War has issued a communication that five detachments of railroad workers, 750 men each. have been sent to the Ruhr owing to a partial
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-25
START OF STRIKE

PARIS, Jan. 25.-A dispatch from Dusseldorf to the Matin says that after the trial yesterday at Mayence of the ndustrialists, the railway men declared a general strike, which be- came practically effective on all Ruhr lines at 6 o'clock last night, trains being stopped as they arrived at the stations.