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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1918
Page
2
A clipped notice titled DITAROD PIONEER announces advertising rate details for single copies available on request. The text provides duration markers such as one year six months and one month and invites inquiries for rates on application.
Anchorage Democrat argues that Junker Germans and a network of Socialists influence world and Russian politics, alleging domination of the Stockholm gathering and opposition to the US administration. The piece links active Socialists to autocratic rule and urges attendance at the Iditarod Commercial Club meeting next Monday.
A speech by F. W. Lehmann defends German birth and American citizenship amid conscription fears. He argues loyalty transcends ancestry, citing Civil War brother against brother strife and his sons' service. He warns against discrimination and urges equal duty for all citizens regardless of descent.
A humorous poem where the speaker laments false friends who demand help while condemning him for being stingy. He recalls sharing pies and care yet being asked for twenty dollars, only to be blamed when he cannot spare money. The narrator contrasts true companionship with shallow town gossip.
A Koloskoff report to the council of workers and soldiers deputies blames ex policemen gendarmes and spies of Emperor Nicholas for sowing anti patriotic counter revolutionary activity. It alleges these groups influenced dissolution of the army and propaganda against officers while promoting violence and vodka distillation among troops.
Juneau reports James Hogan of Juneau carved the Frog clan totem from a solid 1809 pound Alaska marble block, 6 by 3 by 14 feet, painted green with white eyes and yellow spots. Five Frog clan names are carved, as natives plan a $4,000 dedication potlatch at Klukwan cemetery.
A mother who had rocked her sleeping baby is described as exhausted while a father enters the home and a cat is stepped on. The jury declares the defendant not guilty of murdering her husband, leaving the courtroom in silence.
President Wilson expresses US appreciation for Count Ishii's visit and notes that the mission has brought the two nations closer, fostering better understanding of each country's aims.
El Paso reports a raid by Mexican bandits on the Big Bend district linked to Ger mans along the border assisting draft evaders. In Marfa cavalry chased raiders to Candelaria where ten outlaws were killed and twenty wounded. horses recovered. For sale dogteam and sled inquire Van Kirk Power Plant.
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