VARIOUS PLUMAGE STAGES OF PTARMIGAN, THE GAME BIRD OF SEWARD PENINSULA.
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SHOOTS TO KILL
PRES. MILLERAND
PARIS, Sept. 9—Georges Salem, an Egyptian student, fired a shot
at an automobile in front of the palace of the Elysee yesterday. He
believed the car to be occupied by President Millerand. who as a matter
of fact was miles away at his^country residence. The shot went wild
and no one was injured.
JiA FOLLETTE TO REOPEN NEWBERRY CASE
MADISON, Sept. 9—Flushed with victory of a majority of nearly
two hundred thousand votes Robert La Follette has declared for a re
opening of the Newberry case.
AMERICAN MARINES LAND TO PROTECT V. S. CITIZENS.
CONSTANTINOPLE. Sept. 9—American Marines have landed and
are taking steps to protect U. S. citizens as the Turkish Nationalist army
Is driving the defeated Greeks before it in great numbers. This city is
filled with refugees.
ALASKA RAILROAD ASKS
FOR $ 2,000,000
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9—The Department of the Interior, which is
preparing estimates for 1924. will ask for two million dollars to be ex
pended on the Alaska railroad. Eight hundred thousand will be for spurs
and branches while the rest will be used for maintenance or difference be
tween the revenue and cost of operation.
ADOPT IMPEACHMENT RESOLUTIONS
NEW YORK. Sept. 9—Central Trades and Labor Councils last
night adopted resolutions advocating impeachment of Attorney General
Daugherty.
MC.AD00 ASPIRES
TO PRESIDEN6V
NEW YORK, Sept. 9—McAdoo is a candidate for the democratic
nomination for the presidency in 1924, according to William C. Lyons of
Denver who states that McAdoo so informed him.
BELIEVES ENTOMBED MINERS ALL DEAD
JACKSON. Calif., Sept. 9—D. A. Stent, vice president and executive
head of the Argonaut mine, expressed the belief that all of the entombed
miners are now dead.
ADDITIONAL FEDERAL JUDGES BELL COMPLETED
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9—The' administration Bill providing for
twenty five additional federal judge®, was completed yesterday by the
senate and upon action taken by the next session of the House will go to
Harding. f
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COAL PROFITEERING
BILL PASSES SENATE
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9—The Senate late Thursday passed the first
emergency coal bill, designed to check profiteering and to control distribu
SHOTS FIRED INTO MOVING PASSENGER TRAIN
CLEVELAND, Sept. 9—Two shots were fired into a Pennsylvania
passenger train entering the Cleveland station. The bullets shattered
windows in the chair car but missed the passengers.
.ADMINISTRATION THINKS STRIKE SETTLEMENT LIKKLV
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9—Administration officials declared yester
day that settlement of the shopmen’s strike on a number of the rail roads
is probable as the result of the conference at Chicago.
EXECUTIVES MEET TO DISCUSS SETTLEMENT STRIKE
CHICAGO, Sept. 9—Daniel Willard, president of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, met with a few western executives in conference in the
Chicago Club yesterday afternoon. The object of the meeting was to
discuss a basis of settlement of the shopmen’s strike on certain roads
along the lines of individual agreements.
EXECUTIVES CLAIM
STRIKERS HAVE LOST
OMAHA, Sept. 9—Declaring that the strike is irrevocably lost, a
statement was issued by Carl Gray, President of the Union Pacific systems
here urging all striking members of the Shop Craft Unions >o return to
work. It is promised them that full pension will be restored to all who
return to work before September 15th. ,
CAPTAIN DIBS AT SKA A HOARD HIS VESSEL
SEATTLE Sept. 9—Captain Fred E. Carter, master of the floating ,
cannery Azalea, died at sea aboard his vessel September 5th. according to <
a telegram received from Kodiak, Alaska.
FORMER OWNER AGAIN ACQUIRES LONDON TIMES
LONDON, Sept. 9—Lord Northcliffe left directions in his will that
John Walter be given an option to purchase the Northcliffe holdings in
the London Times. Walter will exercise his option and again become
proprietor of the Times.
CRIMINAL COURT JUDGE INJURED AUTO ACCIDENT
CHICAGO, Sept. 9—An automobile in which Judge Wickman Scanlan
of the Criminal Court and his family were riding, plunged over an embank
ment. Miss Scanlan was killed and an attendant of Mrs. Scanlan was
seriously injured. The Judge escaped with slight injury.
CHURCH THANK OFFERING NETS *669,'130.00
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 9—Women of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, in their united thank offering at Communion services held this
week, gave $669,126.00, according to an official announcement made by
the triennial convention.
JOHN HOPKINS MEDICAL SCHOOL SURGEON DUOS
BALTIMORE, Sept. 9—William S. 'Halstead, professor of Surgery
at John Hophins Medical School for many years is dead.
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