Nazim Pasha Assassinated On Constantinople Street
The fragment reports Nazim Pasha, former minister, was assassinated on a Constantinople street. It notes rising tension as jan 24 votes to accept Allied peace terms prompted unrest. cabinet resignations followed and the Sultan struggled to find a minister to govern.
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Nazin Pasha
Constantinople Street
Constantinople
Nazim Pasha
Yester
Ady Furiated
Las
Foruther
Turkey
Panabanks Grand Jury Report Highlights Reforms
Fairbanks January 24 final grand jury report presented to Judge F E B Fullert details proposals to tighten notary laws to curb frauds and requires juror pay during actual service. It calls for appointing a permanent food inspector and protests road tax money for office expenses.
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Fairbanks
F.eb. Fullerts
Pariba
TwentyFive Thousand Guards for Canal Zone Proposed
In a Washington report Major Goethals recommends stationing 25,000 American troops permanently in the Canal Zone to defend the area. He says this requires increasing the regular army and maintaining forts, patrols, and warships to guard the entrance, with troops always on standby.
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Washington
Uma Canal Zone
Mijor
United States
Senator Elections Report From January 24 Prompt
Minnesota re elects Knute Nelson to the United States Senate for another term. William S. Kenyon, elected two years ago to fill the Dolliver vacancy, is re elected. A Tennessee supreme court justice, John K. Shields, is mentioned as elected to the United States Senate. Lincoln and Des Moines reports note Nebraska and Iowa figures backing new senators.
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George William Norr
Repub
Ftic
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
J Ssiman
Supreme Court of Tennessee
United States Senate
le,Tenn
John K. Shields
Laymen uncover very good pay at Fairbanks claim
Laymen in this district report strong pay on their mining claim this week. A miner named Anton Styckex suffered severe injuries from an exploding primer cap at the Newsboy mine last Wednesday. Twenty-three tons of ore from the Homestake mine at Wolf Creek tested at 877 per ton. Weather eases after a long heat spell. Sam Bayles received a birthday gift from his daughter, a 32nd degree Musopie button set with diamonds. Fresh O cocktail and rupia Oysters advertised for Iditarod Meat Co.
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Pens & Ped
Fairbanks
I-b
Flippy
Happy
Newsboy
Anton Styckex
Homestake
Wolf Creek
Sam Bayles
Sam
Clark
Krutsinger & Brooks
Flat
George Phillips
Iditarod
Jack Trestell
Strause Coincidence at Bakersfield Cal
Ayles eldest son recounts a curious meeting at the Santa Fe depot in Bakersfield last month. He was approached by a stranger who sought a violinist named Bayles telling him he was the very person. The stranger was Frank Mauley visiting for oil business and promised to call at the Bayles home. the first person Mauley met on arrival was a Bayles family member.
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Ayles
Rey
Santa Fe
Bakersfield
Bayles
Frank
Bakerstied Mautey
Slim 18 Re staking the Trail Guidance for Mushers
The trail between Dikeman and Diskaket is re-staked by Shin of Slim's roadhouse twenty miles from Diskaket to guide mushers. Deputy Marshal Sheppard reports he is doing a very good job.
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Dikeman
Diskaket
Shin
Slim
Sheppard
Six Jurors Chosen for Darrow Trial in Tampering Case
Los Angeles January 24. Six jurors have been chosen for the trial of Clarence Darrow on the second charge of tampering with jurymen in the McNamara case. Jury selection proceeds slowly as the proceedings continue.
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Los Angeles
Clarence Darrow
McNamara
Snowslide at Kennecott Hines Copper River line wreck
A massive snowslide at Kennecott near the Copper River railroad devastates the Guggenheims wine houses and ore hauling structures. Buildings are demolished and loss estimate is not yet possible, signaling a very large total impact on owners and operations.
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Cordova
Kennecott
Beac
Copper River
Meats and Cattle on the Free List
Government leaders in January prepared to place live cattle on the free list as the first step toward reducing the cost of living. The move aims to lower prices on meat and related products by adjusting import and tax policies.
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Ington
Janary
de Che
Ay Yi
Vague Volcano Report From Mexican City Station
Fragmented dispatch describes volcanic activity near Guatalajara and Naples with references to eruptions and frightened residents. Text is garbled and contains uncertain names and places.
Castro's Case Up to Cabinet Analysis
The Commerce and Labor Department has left Cipriano Castro's U.S. admission to the president and cabinet. Cabinet members weigh allowing a temporary visitor stay but denying permanent residence. State fears Castro could use the United States as a rendezvous for plotters against Venezuela.
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Washington, Jania
Rube Marquard Quits Baseball for the Stage
Regina Canada reports that Rube Marquard announced on January 24 that he has quit baseball and will devote himself to a career on the stage. The veteran pitcher cited no further baseball plans.
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Regina
Can
Company 4 STATS New You Vu 4
The Tata Senate has ratified pitting women to the satrages.
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Tata Senate
Dynamiters Bev Others See Rabardt and Reelects in Trade Council
San Francisco reports Olaf Tinermee and John Chin have been reelected to the state council of building trades federated unions. The article notes ongoing leadership changes and mentions other individuals such as Rabardt and Brown in connection with the union activities.
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Seerabardt, Brown
Do Deil
San Francisco
Olaf Tinermee
John China
State Council of Building Trades Federated Unions
Arctio Brothers Bend L and Fairbanks Meeting Confusion
Fragmentary report notes January meeting in Fairbanks with Arctio Brothers Bend L and Avetie Brotherhood relegating legislators from the division to a general meeting. It mentions Duncan and a decision on steps to prevent organization of a Seattle branch. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Fairbanks
Amy No
Avetie Brotherhood
Fiead
Duncan
Sary
Seattle
Ede
Neec
Parcel stamps reach Chena as Fairbanks supply blocked
The first parcel post stamps arrived via the Tanana mail, all destined for Chena. The Fairbanks allotment is reportedly blocked on the Copper River railroad, delaying its distribution.
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Fairbanks
Tanana
Chena
Copper River
Seventy Five Attend Helen Goulds Wedding in Bytown
Seventy five guests witnessed the wedding of Helen M. Gould noted philanthropist to Finley Shepard a St Louis railroad man. The ceremony was simple with little display of wealth.
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Bytown
N.Y
Helen M. Gould
Finley Shepard
St Louis
Nevada Governor Backs Divorce Law Reform
In a legislative address delivered in Carson City on January 24 Governor Oddie proposes modifying Nevada divorce laws to align with other states and favors abolishing prizefights in the state. The message signals broad legal reform aims and social policy shifts.
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Arson City
Nev
Nevada Legis
Oddie
Wharf company faces charges after vessel discrimination ruling
unclear OCR text indicates Shag indictment for unjust discrimination at wharf facilities was dismissed by a judge named Dariye Peter today. The steamer Eh weed involved, with more similar charges likely, and Trambohdt com aplaining company reappears in the mix.
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Dariye
Peter Eld
Vitaglne
Eh Weed
Record attendance marks tight A B Hall basketball night
A large crowd at A B Hall Tolaitavod witnessed a tight series game between the A and Stilettos. The crowd called the contest fast with strong defense and little scoring. the A team led 17 to 15 late, and the next game could decide the series. Lineups included Hatton, Donnel rein, Claude H, Larson, Frost, and Peterson among others.
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A.B. Hall
Warden Irons Named Special Agent in Liquor Prevention
Fairbanks reports Game Warden Irons has resigned as warden to become a special agent tasked with preventing the sale of liquor to natives. The appointment aims to enforce tightened rules and curb illicit alcohol distribution.
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Fairbanks
Irons
Anuar
Coal claims may be patented in McDonald district
Washington January 24 The Interior department may grant patents for the McDonald cow claims. If approved this would finalize mineral rights transfer and open the area to development under federal patent law. The report notes potential administrative steps and possible implications for local stakeholders.
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Washington
Interior
The Female of the Species Tax on New Jersey Cats
New Jersey imposes a one dollar per capita tax on female cats because they kill more birds than males. Assessment blanks available at Pioneer shop.
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New Jersey
Pioneer Shop
Five Tons Outbound Mail From Valdez to Iditarod Route
A wireless dispatch reports the first outward bound mail by way of Valdez left town Wednesday. Five tons to be rushed by dog teams through the interior toward Iditarod as railroad access remains blocked, with Valdez freighters and crews preparing further consignments for connect to the north.
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Valdez
Fairbanks
Orr
Nulato
Spe
la Nalato
Epel
Bob Grittis
Iditarod
Wilson Opposes Inaugural Ball and Public Fete
President-elect Wilson opposes the traditional inaugural ball and may cancel public receptions. Reports say he dislikes large social events and could make the visit to the White House after the special session. Temperance groups in DC push to close saloons on inauguration day.
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Hington
Wilson
Ton
Washington
Panama
Legislators Welcomed at Ruby Camp Reception
A reception for the party of arriving legislators namely Senator-elect Din, Dan Satherind, and Rep Aldrich with others was held at Ruby Camp. The group, including Conrad Freeding and Kennedys, was greeted by a crowd of Fairbanks residents amid plans for further arrivals.
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Conrad Freeding
Sbet Aldrich
Gattney
Kennedy
Din
Dan Satherind
Fairbanks
Citiz
Henry Roden
Alaska Legislator Resigns Over Health Grounds
Fairbanks January 24 Representative J J Mullally resigns from the Alaska legislature due to General HL health. Senator Roden and Representatives Collins and Driscoll plan a caucus to gather views and decide next steps. Roden will be guest of honor at a farewell smoker hosted by the Fairbanks Harmonie Society before departure for Juneau tomorrow night.
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Fairbanks
J. J. Mullally
Alaska
Roden
Collins
Driscoll
Fces
Fairbanks Harmonie Society
Indictments Against Fairbanks Meat Markets Quashed
Fairbanks January 24 The indictments against local meat markets charged with selling bad pork were yesterday quashed by Judge Fuller. Due to juror disagreement other similar cases were dropped.
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Fairbanks
Fuller
Dawson Trail Trip by Auto Covers 360 Miles in 3 Days
Governor George Black of Yukon territory and several others completed a Dawson to Whitehorse auto journey. The 360 mile expedition took 3 days 15 hours at an average speed of 16 miles per hour, with stops noted along the route. A Nugget jewelry order and other brief items finish the clipping.
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George Black
Yukon Territory
Dawson
Guggenheims
Whitehorse
Temperature table notes week ending noon Saturday
The report lists temperatures for the week ending Saturday noon from the Budweiser observatory at Second and Richmond. H Brinkman departs this afternoon for Fiat to rest several weeks in a hospital. Power of Attorney.
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Budweiser Observatory
Corner Second
Richmond
H. Brinkman
Fiat
Women Boycott Seattle Times Circulation Drive
January reports accuse Col Alden J Blethen of ties to the vice trust as the Women’s Progressive League circulates around 100000 circulars urging a boycott of the Seattle Times. James Chronister visited Mr and Mrs in Flat.
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Aus. Tishop
Flat City
Dikemun
Felix Boucher
Piat
Grant
Gill
Boulder
Louis Delmonico
Limis
Creek Chain
Col
Alden J. Blethen
Vice Trust
Women's Progressive League
Seattle Times
James Chronister Vis
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