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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1919
Page
8
A roundup describes asylum grants in Aden and Aden Bela Kan, violent street clashes in Liverpool with bayonets, dockyard activity near Merveer, and naval movements. Reports state Marshal van Hindenburg planning a new party leadership, British sea service actions, and commemorations. Budapest headlines note food shortages, Romanian ultimatum to Hungary, and Allied troop movements toward Budapest as Czecho Slovak and British forces approach.
An Australian man named Parehing was placed under arrest today. He is believed to be connected to an embezzlement case involving the American Railway Express Co. and a location in Alaska.
Former Ohio senator Burton will sail to Tokyo tomorrow to promote good relations between the United States and Vietnam. The move aims to strengthen ties amid ongoing talks and regional diplomacy.
Report from Port Stewart notes renewed interest in the region with rich ore at Bush mine and other properties. W Sloan with Mrs Sloan cites successful tests at 475 feet and broader vein structures. Plans arise for American railway links to serve mining hubs and tidewater prospects in Skagway and Hyder amid ongoing supply routes from Ketchikan.
Robert Taylor, a popular old-time railroad man of Skagway Dawson Fairbanks and beyond, pulled freight for Fairbanks last Tuesday while his son, a United States Army abolicer, arrived in New York from France and Dad plans to visit banks before the freeze up.
Mr and Mrs A D Currie of F were passengers for the Outside Tuesday evening to spend the coming winter. They were accompanied by Miss Alice Twitchell returning to the States after a year's visit with relatives.
A bomb plot targetting Attorney Oscar Lawler sparked a $12,000 reward for arrests and convictions amid a campaign tied to the McNamara prosecutions. In Los Angeles, Charles McGuire, an assistant chief engineer, leaped from a district attorney office window and died after questioning related to the Lawler bombing inquiry.
Buenos Aires reports Britain and Argentina strained relations over Argentina buying the German steamship Babia Blanca. La Nacion notes ongoing dispute coverage since recent days. Sir Reginald Tower returns to London and Francisco de Toledo leaves, seen as connected to the disagreement.
For sale a sturdy brass trimmed wardrobe trunk in first class condition ready for travel. It is roomy and well arranged for protecting clothing during journeys. Apply Pioneer office Thuiarod.
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