Iditarod Pioneer Punished and Conventions Noted
A clipped local notice from Iditarod Alaska mentions NG at the Iditarod paper with subscription rates and advertising rates. It lists the Republican and Democratic national conventions and their dates in Chicago and Baltimore respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iditarod
Alaska
Courts to Decide Political Disputes Across Parties
The piece argues courts should settle political credential fights, citing Cook County recalls and Washington conventions, suggesting judges determine party recognition to end campaign vexations. It notes historic examples and imagines Alaska’s Democratic tension clarified by judicial action. The tone critiques the current chaotic process and envisions court-led political order.
Ophir Complaint Highlights Centralization and Local Needs
The Ophir precinct faces governance disappointment as a deputy marshal is removed, illustrating a broader pattern of centralized officials neglecting less developed regions. Proponents urge outward benefits from centers of growth, citing moral concerns and past Kuskokwim scandals as warnings. Frank P. O'Farrell resigned last Wednesday night as municipal magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ophir
Usl
Alaska
Kuskokwim
Frank P. O'Farrell
Bedrock Creek Gold Find Reported in Ophir District
A discovery of gold of notable importance was made on Bedrock Creek in Ophir district. Huey Morrow made the find and plans to work the beach this summer with Evi Jones and a helper. Other creeks Otter Spruce Gaines and Yankee also slated for spring and summer work as rain resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedrock Creek
Ophir
Beaver
Guines Ivis
Huey Morrow
Evi Jones
Otter
Spruce
Gaines
Yankee Creeks
TWO ALASKANS NEW FIELD CLAIMS IN PERU MINING LEASE
Donovan and Johnson, two North American prospectors, secured an option on 125 claims totaling about 1,259 acres in Peru's Sandia Province near Mollendo Arequipa. The deal includes a 25 percent royalty to Godfrey Salli and a September 30 1928 purchase option for 50 000 pounds. the site holds gold bearing gravel deposits at 6500 feet altitude with historic workings and an extensive water canal system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J Donovan
Sout America
Dave Johnsr
Sandia
Peru
Iter
Marshal AH. KK. Love
Arequipa
Vera
Donovan
Johnson
Thewin
Fischer
Oswald Ford
Davis Wiverani
Pillar
Godfrey Salli
Mollendo
Municipal Leaders Blocked by Rapid Honors Change
Municipal clerk, chief of police and fire captain interrupted his rapidly mutating honors just as a municipal dog catcher was needed. He might have had that job, too, for the asking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicipal
Republican Committee Meets to Rule on Delegates in Chicago
The Republican National Committee met in Chicago to decide contesting delegations for the convention and seat those chosen. Roosevelt supporters vowed to challenge over a hundred Taft-instructed delegates, with contests to be handled alphabetically by state and finished by June 18. The Commoner notes Bryan would not accept a Republican nomination or ally with the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Roosevelt
Taft
National Committee
Bryan
Republican Hands, Or Countenance Or Affiliate With Them In Any Manner. “Bryan
William H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Standing Of Clubs In Baseball Leagues May 29
The brief lists standings of clubs across different baseball leagues as of May 29. The text also contains an unrelated line about closing the circulating library at 50c per volume and a stray note about appointments by Wes. The fragmentary items suggest a mixed page with sports standings and local notices.
Inquiries Reach for John Rphens and Others in 1911 Era
Missing person notices reference John Rphens a five year old child once connected to a roadhouse near Flat Tawered by wife and daughter Nellie Stephens 4529 Q and Col Thomas Davis a prospector last writing from Meehan in October 1911 previously of Fairbanks. Miss Maud Davis address in Victoria connected. brother E Omen of Custer County Nebraska also listed. Omen noted as having come to Iditarod from unknown location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rphens
Aourss
Nellie Stephens
Deaves
Thomas Davis
Bill Hunter Heads Outside for Seasonal Trip
Bill Hunter, noted oldtimer from Circle, left for the Outside last Wednesday and will likely stop in San Francisco and other coast points before returning to Alaska this fall. He first arrived in Circle in 1892 and has not been Outside in eight years. Hunter Creek in Rampart yielded early hopes but was long of interest to many oldtimers, with C C Clements allegedly finding new pay on the creek last winter. Select Outside Lumber materials are offered at Ross and Nestor's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hunter
San Francisco
Alaska
Hunter
Circle
Hunter Creek
Rampart
C. C. Clements
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baltimore
Cook County
Illinois
Washington
Martin Harrais
Robert Jennings
Iditarod Meat CO
First Ave
Beattie House
C. J. Hurley
J.P. Gleason
A. Bruning
American Bank of Alaska
First Ave. and
Richman
the Grand Hotel
FLAT
Glantz & Swanson
Litarod
Asi
Lette T. L. Thurston
Euselio
Alee Hoonman
Jas
Maglin
Moat Jotual Camusetti
Ralph ¢ Morvan
Emil
Ner
Dievid Ty
Gibs
Je Grier
J Gulkinson
Tom
Ome
Paul
Tandall
Wes Redd
Levi Hampton
Richardson
Harris
Messennie Ross
B Haupt
Jolin
Feam Kinnun
Seow
Sueda
Joe
Kevin
Wweeney
Steplen Kunz
Ehas
Ae ‘Travan
Smure Tsuns
Gos Ward
Aexane
Washington, D.C
Senate Committee
J Smith
Capta Smits
Iis Post
Power Inks
Shoo
Cui As
Eit Vewee
McMalon
Flat City
the Connolly
Stor
Stanley
Casey’s Place
Snyder
Opposite Traction Co
Dell Cafe
Behla & Garter
Pionnes
Wes
Alfred £. Maltby
Ice Simpson Hidg
Fiesta
Chas, E. Taylor
Cacy
Law
Richmond St., Iditarod
Wickersham & Reden
TLAW
George Woodruff Allrecht
Lan Aitia
New York
Hilade Nie
Louis i Bo
Brooklyn
Ross & Nestor’s
Heinrich Werimann
Anil
Iptyanop
Palace Cafe
Sarcey, T of
Willow Street
Regina
Editarod
Miner’s Home
Willow St
Max Simel
Diskaket and
Ophir City