AcklanInsanity Hearing Leads to Federal Detention
J A Acklan longtime Dawson figure was pronounced insane after a hearing before authorities. He is in Federal jail awaiting transfer to a detention hospital. Testimony showed he believes he possesses vast wealth and claims hunter exploits, despite being penniless.
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Kuskokwim
Acklan
J. A. Acklan
Dawson
Guggenheims
Fairbanks
Mt. Tabor Sanitarium
Washington
Wortman
Sylvia Garken
W. S. Hunsacker
H.C. Holbrook
Winter Camp Needs Readable Pleasures and Supplies
In Georgetown winter hardships loom as locals lack reading matter and basic goods. Mushers seek butter, lard, spices, mitts, tobacco, canned meats, bacon, beans, soap, maple syrup, lamps, brooms, dried fruits, candies, nuts, cheese cloth, linings, screws, ax handles, lanterns, corn meal, reading material and playing cards to endure the long nights.
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Georgetown
Frank Wallace Showing Improvement After Accident
Georgetown reports Frank Wallace once entangled in a fatal North Fork George River accident is improving. Once feared insane, he now works and participates in life with clear awareness, replacing apathy with hopeful signs.
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Georgetown
Frank Wallace
George River
Frank
Fairbanks Poolroom Proprietor Recovers From Illness
Karl Thiel once James K Hackett star of many serio comic tragedies in Fairbanks, now Thiel's pool room proprietor at Discovery, Otter, was laid up a week ago with a severe grip attack. He left the open air too soon after starting recovery and relapsed, delaying improvement. Dr Spaulding reports he is OK now.
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Karl Thiel
James K Hackett
Fairbanks
Thiel
Discovery, Otter
Spaulding
Thanksgiving Dinner With Roast Pig At Hotel Northern
A Georgetown report recalls Mrs. F. E. Woitke hosting about 30 guests for a unique Thanksgiving meal featuring roast pig and apple sauce, described as a sublime diversion. Attendees include H. E. St. George, J. G. Brown, J. Campbell, Steiner, Ben Haster, Middleton, Benderlin, Amodt, Johnson, Bader, Knutson, Finn, McLain, Paulson, Henback, McLeich, and others from Georgetown, Julian Creek, Moose Creek, and Iditarod.
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Georgetown
H. E. St. George
J. G. Brown
J. Campbell
Steiner
Ben Haster
B. Middleton
L. Benderlin
A. Amodt
A. Johnson
H. Bader
Charles Knutson
F.C. Finn
Geo. L. McLain
Case notes on Gulonovitch hearing and allegations
The communication reports a hearing in the U S versus Andrew Gulonovitch. It questions Gulonovitch position when he allegedly threatened Popyvitch and Peroviteh and cites witnesses Schnickelvitch and Isceuitalliviteh regarding a shell in his breech. It asks for next issue clarity and notes court unease with Gulonovitch.
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Otter
U.S
Andrew Gulonovitch
Gulonovitch
Popyvitch
Peroviteh
Lmet Schnickelvitch
Isceuitalliviteh
Charley Kuellevitch
McKardleviteh
Bairdevitch
Ramos Peterovitch
Youkleviteh
Happenings at Georgetown Report Winter Settling and Prospecting
Frank Hall arrives from Georgetown where 75 residents stay for the winter as river prospecting continues. Opened roadhouses flourish with Miss Agnes Murray and the Nelson brothers running new facilities. Local trials end with Judge Heavey charging costs to the malice of a Slavonian dispute. several miners return from Nixon's Fork with promising gravel finds.
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Frank Hall
Fairbanks
Dome
Georgetown
Brunk
Cache Creek
Dorothy
Beaver
Willow
Julian
Frank Wallace
Heavey
Agnes Murray
Nelson’ Brothers
F. E. Woitke
Ed Wilkinson
Pioneer
Fred Melius
Kuskokwim Commercial Co
Tony McDonald
Nixon
Solomon and the Honeymoon Dilemma on a Hill
A puzzle from the Bunkhouse Lyceum asks what Solomon should do as a runaway automobile approaches a steep hill curve with a wall on one side a precipice on the other and a nurse with a baby between the car and wall. The dilemma presents three options: crash over the cliff to save the bride and himself, strike the nurse, or strike the elderly carriage to spare the others.
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Solomon
If I Should Die Tonight and Local City News
The poem warns of a humorous debt after death. In a separate item Fen Thompson A W Thorns and Chas Carroll of Flav city visited town last Monday to inspect the Singer building site and foundations with rumors of a future skyscraper in Flat.
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Fen Thompson
A. W. Thorns
Chas. Carroll
Flav City
Singer
Thorns
Cit
Jones Leaves N. C. Co. Post For New Alaska Sojourn
Reports from Tokoma state Harry Jones formerly a bartender in Fairbanks with Bill McPhee has quit the N. C. Co. post in the Kuskokwim region to seek another stay in Herr Van. He urges travelers to ask for La Frank's country and Verdad cigars at Johnstone's when in doubt.
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Tokoma
Harry Jones
Bill McPhee
Fairbanks
N. C. Co
A la Frank
Johnstone
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Jaffe
N.N. Jaffe
Agklan Ditch
Chas. D. Carter
Fiies
Pioneer Drug
Otter City Roadhouse
C. Chittick
N.glantz
Mrs. Swansoh
Roadhouse
Summit Roadhouse
Stanley House
Nodious
Black’s Hotel
Fort Gibbon
Second Avenue
Flat City
Snyder & Smith
Turkey
Islevitch
General Merchandise
Sores
Iditarod City
Dikeman
Northern Hotel
F.E. Woitke
the Connolly
Hi. & Iva
Pool and Billiard Hall
Eta
M. R. Huss
J. Mannion
Kaltag General Store
Iditaavon
Innoko
Jones
Casey
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