Alaska editor calls Strong a long-time alien governor
The Airships Miner reprints Juneau Empire claims that Gov. Strong was never a U.S. citizen while serving Alaska as governor for five years. It cites affidavits and witnesses in Canada and the U S to back the charge and notes Strong sought seclusion afterRiggs replacement. The piece laments Alaska politics and jokes about Strong. Fresh ranch eggs for sale appear at the end.
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Alaska
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Juneau Dispatch
Ed Russell
Wickersham
Strong
Democratic Party
New York
Elliott Stewart
Valdez
West Newton
Mullin
Bellingham
Wash
J. A. Snow
Seattle
Harvey Combee
Victoria
B.C
Irvin Thomson
Cody’s
New Brunswick
T. P. Hetherington
Cody's
Charles D. Strong
St Johns
N. B
J. A. Strong
Frederickton
Gregory & Winslow
Fred C. Cleveland
Lancaster
New Hampshire
G. H. Watrous
Washington
Edwards
Herald
North
Empire
Stewart
Franklin K. Lane
Lane & Reed Interior
Tacoma
Tacoma News
Lane
Strong Lane
Canada
Tom Riggs
Senate
Committee On Confirmation
Riggs
Hi Ther Ji
Red Cross Drive Surpasses District Goal in Alaska Total
The Flat Alaska Red Cross fundraising committee reports ten days of efforts yielded 8 255 dollars from 388 subscribers including firms and individuals. The drive aims for about 10 000 with further settlements from Ophir Takoma McGrath Candle Creek and Discovery area yet to report. Officials thank all workers and donors as the treasurer will publish detailed contributions later.
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Iditarod Pioneer
Ophir
Takoma
McGrath
Candle Creek
Discovery
Washburn to Transport Officials for June Court Term
The steamer Washburn departed Tanana last Tuesday at noon bound for Fairbanks and is likely to carry Judge C. E. Bunnell and other officials to the camp for the term of court beginning Monday June 24. The Red Cross requests donations.
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C. E. Bunnell
Hardship and mail delays hit Kuskokwim region
Frank Cooper reports dire conditions from Discovery and Nixon Fork as residents face scarce grub, mass evacuations, and long delays. Mail crews Nichols Martella reach McGrath after a perilous journey with second class mail. White Dog Smith moves 800 pounds of first class matter to Roan with boat-building aid. High water floods McGrath. wireless station masts down. town submerged, residents shelter on boats.
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Nixon Fork
Albert
Whelan
Cooper
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Martella
McGrath
Smith
Roann
Takotoa
Pleased With Eclipse Conduct Observed Locally
Last Saturday between noon and afternoon the partial solar eclipse was seen by numerous residents. The shadow crossed the sun from west to east at about 27 degrees, prompting one cautious citizen from Iditared to express relief that the event passed quietly.
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