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Gold industry urged aid to stabilize prices and aid miners
An editorial from the Dawson News argues the gold industry faces crushing prices as other goods rise. It urges government and market actions such as bonuses or stimulus to keep miners on the job, citing Klondike and Yukon concerns, and notes wartime price dynamics and global moves to fix gold values.
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Former district resident sells burglar alarms on coast
A former resident now in a Pacific coast city attempted to earn a living by peddling burglar alarms but failed quickly. Burglaries were so common that even a policeman seemed unmoved by the crimes.
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No Conscription for Jones ete s
Washington, Al:ours introduced a bill in the Senate today proposing the withdrawal of the United tes from the League of Nations une less all members of the league abolish the practice of conscription. The bill provides that the American represent ives shall not consent to decisions involving the United States military forces. Unies so authorized by congress, It further provides that the American delegates to the league shall be elected by the people for a term of four years, and receive 824,000 annually.
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Joseph Must Leave Hungarian Affairs for Peace Conference
One supreme council has listened to the allied mission at Budapest and orders Archduke Joseph to relinquish control of Hungarian affairs to the international peace conference. Europe has suffered under the Habsburg autocracy, and the archduke must step aside from governance.
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Paris
Budapest
Archduke Joseph
Europe
Soviet Funds Said to Fuel U.S. Propaganda
A report claims Russian Soviet interests are behind propaganda efforts in the United States, aiming to spread race antagonism and unrest using funds funneled through Washington area channels.
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Washinston
Tnformatina
Rustic
United States
James F. McElroy Dies. Seattle Lawyer and Politician
James F. McElroy, a longtime Seattle lawyer and Democratic figure, died this morning after a prolonged illness. A resident of Seattle for 48 years, he served as a King County prosecuting attorney in 1860s.
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Seattle
Augnes
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Nome Lad for West Point Washington Cadet Appointment
Delegate Grigsby named Peter Sath Jr of Nome as a cadet prospect at the West Point military academy following the suggestion for the 25th district. The action marks a personal advancement for Sath within the military education pipeline.
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Grigsby
Peter Sath Jr
Nome
W Point Military Academy
Judge Bunnell to Hold Valdez Court Term
Judge Bunnell received a telegram to hold a term of court for Judge Brown at the Third division in Valdez beginning September 8. He left the party and boarded a mail launch for Fairbanks then traveled by automobile over the trail to Valdez to proceed with the case.
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Fairbanks
Bunnell
Brown
Valdez
Criminal Trespass Hearing in Granite Creek Camp
Three miners Joho Obson Binur Makela and Charles vlilat were arrested last week on criminal trespass charges raised by operator J G Rivers amid a water right dispute. Hearing set at Flat today at 2 pm before Judge H R Moore. Billy Schermier, head of the Dikeman hotel, visited camp and plans winter preparations.
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Binur Makela
Charles Vlilat
Granite Creek
Otte
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H. R. Moore
Notice to Otter School Taxpayers Delinquent 1919 Tax
Otter School precinct male inhabitants over 50 or under 50 who have not paid their school tax for 1919 are notified that the tax is delinquent. If not paid on or before September 3, 1919, action will be taken by G. F. Rivers, School Tax Collector for Orte School.
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Trouble Feared in India by Return of Extremists
Sir Harrington Lovett told a government committee that grave possibilities threaten India due to activities of returning extremists. He cited widespread unrest and potential instability in the country, warning officials of serious consequences if not addressed.
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London
Sir Harrington Lovett
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