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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1919
Page
6
A scrambled column argues against private ownership in railroads and telegraphs, claiming government operation avoids costly failures. It links labor costs to beet prices and bread, notes a controversial defense of mixed relations with Japanese partners, and cites voices from Chicago and Los Angeles as examples of shifting prices and policy debates.
Frem denblatt of Hainburg reports Maximillian Harden the renowned editor will probably become Germanys first ambassador to Washington, announced today in Copenhagen on August 4.
Judge Wickersham arrived en route to Alaska to gather material for the delegate election contest. Grigsby replies to Wickersham charges, claiming Salzer's votes were miscounted and alleging alien voting fraud and ballot suppression. A separate note mentions beach mining plans and a fur trading venture planning moves to Vladivostok to expand in Siberia.
The Siberian Commercial Company buys the steamship Gedney to sail for St Lawrence Bay Siberia. It plans a fur trading post this year and to land 2 stockholders to prospect gold. The Seattle Bremerton group, including 12 seasoned Alaskans, funds the venture. Louis C Stringer president James A Boone vice president Gedney cargo valued near 40000 dollars. ship to be overhauled with stockholder accommodations carved below decks.
Dr Charles H. Duncan of New York warned the Allied Medical Association of America that another influenza epidemic is likely this year, stronger than last year. He said a proven method exists and is used by members who have treated many cases without losses. Davis Runyon, Waechter Bros. Meat Co. auditor, visited town, conducted business, and departed for Yukon river settlements.
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