Iditarod Pic Practiced Saturdays in Witatod Alaska
George M. Arbuckles article notes a weekly Iditarod event in Witatod Alaska and advertises subscription rates. It discusses Judge Wickerstall's petition against various federal officials, asserting the motion as baseless and not credible to any Washington or Alaska audience.
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Wickerstall
Seere
Hle
Ruges
Dua Stieown
Banueli
Udaher
United States
Bureau of Education
Alaska
Morgan Dewalty Coy Heist Nets 300 400 In Genes
A morning heist at the Morgan Dewalty Company in the business district yielded valuables valued at 300 400. Police pursued suspects as the incident disrupted the area.
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Sin Francisco
Morgan Dewelty Coy
Struck Big Vein of Burnite Whitehorse
A LOAM mining report notes a large burnite vein near Whitehorse with a 40 10.60 percent copper content discovered on the Hooot level in the Copper King area. The finding, tied to a Job Printing at Pio entice, signals a notable ore strike and potential copper yield.
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Whitehorse
Y. Aus
Copper King
Pio Entice
Remains Recovered in Princess Sophia Tragedy
Al Winchell, relentless in locating his wife among the Princess Sophia victims, had Mrs Winchell recovered by diver Jack Donovan of Deep Sea Salvage Company. The body was found outside room 40 on the saloon deck, alongside four other recoveries. Mrs Winchell will be interred beside her mother in San Francisco.
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Empire
Sophia
AL Winchell
Jack Donovan
Deep Sea Salvage Company
Mrs. Winehell
Princess Sophia
Charles Lockfard
Queen
Vancouver
McDonald
Ilat
Alaska
Pioneers of Alaska
Winchell
Minvad
Mes
Winehell
Ateroom
Mrs. Winchell
Donovan
Iditarod
Supiia
Ey Sea Salvage Company
Das
Mr. Winchell
Farmer's Heartless Deception Warns Omaha Readers
A humorous Omaha tale warns residents that appearances deceive. A farmer allegedly sold 2 200 quarts of pink lemonade for 44 dollars, claiming it would give a kick. Buyers face embarrassment but cannot easily complain to authorities, leaving them in a difficult spot.
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Upaelie
Omaha
Neb
Mrs Gerhach Joins Husband in Nome Dredging Work
Mrs Charles Gerhach of Flaccreek left for Nome to rejoin her husband who is employed by a dredging firm there. The move reflects families following work in remote Alaskan river dredging operations.
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Charles Gerhach
Flaccreek
Nome
Mears Heads Airplanes Commission After Boles
Mexican federal soldiers fired on two American border patrol aeroplanes near Andrade Lower California six miles west of here. The planes, on the American side, exchanged fire with machine guns as Rockwell Field California aviators returned fire. Col Mears recently returned from military service to head the Engineering Commission succeeding W C Boles who stays as consulting engineer.
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Washington
Mears
el Po
A Engineering Commission
W.C. Boles
Commission
Col. Mears
Sor
Col. Krederick i
Yura
Avi
Andrade
Lower
California
Here
Rockwell Fir
Congress Ready to Speed Up Washington Agenda
Rep Mondell said Congress would promptly act on inflation measures and the President's proposed appropriations. He indicated some legislation would move quickly while major policy questions would be debated in the House, signaling readiness to speed action in Washington.
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Congress
Washington
Mondell
Repul Leaver
Livia
Representa
Flon House
Toda Redue
Honest Farmers Indictments Hit Pittsburgh Food Profiteering
George W onan president of the Central ar Company and three other officials are indicted for profiteering in food sales. A city drive last week targeted price gouging by farmers who sell food at abnormal prices and fail to mark measures properly as required by law. About 30 farmers were tested by officials.
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Pittsburg
George Wonan
Centralar Companys
Offi Hs
Snaar
No Socialism for Mr. Taft An Ohio Statement Attacks Plan
Former President Taft issued a statement condemning President Wilsons proposal for public ownership of railroads as socialist and dangerous. He urged Republicans to oppose the plan and expressed hope Democrats would resist.
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Cincindai
A. 1
Patt
Wilson
Taft
Big Prices Paid in Italy for Surplus American Goods
In Rome in August the American army sold surplus gear from July. Automobiles that cost 900 dollars in the U S sold for 82 000. Typewriters priced at 1000 dollars in the United States brought 200 abroad. The items were mostly used on the Italian front. Import restrictions and material scarcity are blamed for the high prices.
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Rome
America
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