Iditarod Pioneer masthead and publishers notice
The Iditarod Pioneer announces a weekly edition published every Saturday morning in Iditarod Alaska. Vol 7 credits Charles A Derry as editor with Arbucketle and Derry as publishers on the masthead. office at Pee at No 49.
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Iditarod
Alaska
Charles A. Derry
Arbuckle & Derry
Pee At
E. M. Stanton
Corner Willow
Iditarod Pioneer
Accuracy in Newspaper Work by Herbert Hunt
A compact lecture excerpt discusses the journalist’s duty to factual reporting, warns against sensationalism, and notes that even honest presentation can mislead. It cites examples from early newspapers, sources of error, and the tension between truth and public opinion amid political and social pressures.
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University of Washington Department of Journalism
Herbert Hunt
Tacoma News
Bacon
Hiust
Mbert Johnson
Washington City
Johnson
Labor and capital clash across open and closed shop debates
The article presents two views on labor issues, arguing for open shop principles and warning against union tyranny. It cites Judge Burke and a Chicago Herald writer, discusses cooperation between labor and capital, and warns about monopoly and extralegal methods while noting ongoing election returns and the grave Mexican situation.
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Judge Burke
Seattle
Ibor
Stoughton Cocky
Chiezee Herald
Corley
Isbor
Waterel
Espitelist
Joan of Arc Escapes or Is Burned in Rouen Tale Ponders Mystery
Recounted in fragments a fifteenth century legend raises questions about Joan of Arc’s fate after capture. Some chronicles claim she was burned, others suggest a substitution or escape, with later sightings and family attestations fueling enduring doubt.
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France
Charles VI
Henry V
England
Charles
Henry
Loire
Paris
Joan
Jeanne
d'Arc
Dare
Chimon
Joan of Arc
Rheims
Domremy
Compeigne
Beauvais
Rouen
University of Feris
Ging of England
Uts
R Pillery
Lisbon
Evi
Seliers
Ch cl
Orleans
Seine
Otherwice
Yeeller
Gaston
Rlesn
Lees
Tness
Robert Des Armoises
Pierre
Andrew Lang
Mueum
Cineinati Enquirer
Anadians See Redemption in Single Tax Proposition
The Canadian single taxers held a convention at the Clifton hotel in Niagara Falls Ontario last summer and urged Dominion government to consider a land value tax to fund war debts. They argued land values taxed at 1 percent could yield about 89 million dollars per year with minimal municipal cost, proposing a taxation committee led by W M Southam of the Ottawa Citizen.
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Clifton
Wiagara Fells
Ontario
Dominion
Canada
Cleo
Penson
Equity
W. M. Southam
Orowa
Axing Preparations for Building New Cities in France
France plans large scale reconstruction of almost 3,000 towns and villages in northern regions destroyed by the war. An exposition displays models of rapid building methods with firms proposing fixed sums and fixed timelines, including a four man crew erecting a three room house in six hours. A community complex proposal costs 20 260 dollars. Big cities seek to be godmother to stricken towns.
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France
Paris
Steat
Comic wit on ostrich facts sparks South Africa tour doubt
Tom muses about a South Africa tour next season. The comedian warns against it. A quirky line notes an ostrich eye weighs two to three pounds. Tit Bits provides the exchange.
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Tom
South Africa
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