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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1914
Page
2
The article discusses home rule politics in Ireland, noting Ulster counties face a vote on participation and potential six year governance terms. It highlights nationalist aims, Irish selfhood, and reactions in Britain and America amid reforms and protests.
A fragmented notice notes Irish birth percentages and political sentiment as a Home Rule contest progresses. It implies varying support and cautious observation of the outcome, with references to public opinion and regional perspectives.
The text describes widespread concern as federal troops are sent to Colorado to quell unrest postwar. It notes criticism of President Wilson and figures like Rockefeller amid miners conflicts, state authorities, and the protection of citizens versus property during the labor upheaval.
A misprint in The Pioneer led to reports that Bishop Peter T Rowe had died. The paper clarifies he remains living and notes the confusion involved with a press wireless bulletin. The item also mentions Henry Roden, a new Iditarod councilman confused with a senator, and a judge Fuller April 18 decision questioning the miner's lien law.
Orders from the head star egraph system direct immediate abandonment of Telegraphed stations at Rampart and Eureka near Fairbanks with exact dates to be determined within two months. Local residents protest to keep offices open another year while municipal safety issues at Fairbanks City Hall are noted by fire department chief Buckley.
A fragmentary Alaska newspaper item describes a mastodon ivory penholder, carved as an Alaskan totem, linked to Alaska railroad supporters like Ballaine of Seattle. It also covers burial customs for infants, Juneau fire damage, coal funding shifts, and a fatal garden incident near Fairbanks with a severed arm and cautious recovery hopes.
Dr Behla the Flat City dentist announces preparation to leave town and close his office soon. The note mentions copying and enlarging work and references Clemons and Koon in Flat City.
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