Proclamation on Alien Enemies and War-Time Rules
President proclaims guidance for alien enemies and enforcement duties for officers during the war. It outlines duties to preserve peace, prohibits possession of arms or explosive materials, and sets penalties including potential removal from the United States for noncompliance. The document cites authority and promises regulations to maintain public safety.
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Marshel Charles
United States
Hw Po
Notice of Special Term of Court Alaska District Court
A messy OCR notice declares a special term of the District Court Territory of Alaska Fourth Division opening May 7 1917 at Tenited States eonet Howse with J E Clark as clerk and G Geraghty deputy. It outlines witness procedures and court business, plus wartime alien enemy regulations restricting movements and publications. The proclamation signed by Secretary Robert Lansing concerns enforcement within U S jurisdiction and dates to 1917.
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Tisteter Court
Territory of
Alaska
Maska
Bditarchka
J. E. Clark
Territory of Alaska
G. Geraghty
For Sale Horses and Sled Team by Northern Commercial Co
One team of horses with sleds and harness complete offered by Northern Commercial Co Se age Job Printing at The Pioneer office.
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Northern Commercial CO
Storming of Vimy Ridge by Gallant Canadians
The article recalls the Canadian assault on Vimy Ridge on April 9 with British, French, and German forces involved. It praises artillery preparation, air reconnaissance, and tank support, notes capturings of three thousand prisoners on day one and about fifteen thousand by week’s end, and describes the German retreat to the Hindenburg line including the Siegfried and Albrecht lines near Arras and Lens.
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New York Independent
Vimy Ridge
Loos
Lesis
Arras
Lens
St. Quentin
Aisne
Sun Yat Sen warns against entente entry and foreign trouble
An Associated Press dispatch from Peking dated April 26 reports Sun Yat sen urging Chinese parliament to avoid diplomatic ties with Germany and cautions that joining the Entente could provoke anti foreign moves. He warns of Boxers revival and Muslim discontent if war breaks with Turkey, risking national disorder and extinction.
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China
Associated Press
Peking
Sun Yat-sen
Germany
Lloyd George
Great Britain
House of Representatives
Senate
Yunnan
Mussulmans
Turkey
U-boat Crew Surrenders After Rebel mutiny on deck
A German submarine crew off the Irish coast surrendered after mutiny. A British patrol chased the U boat whose officers were found dead after the crew admitted they had killed their officers and wished to surrender to avoid further risk in submarine warfare.
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London
Poet of the Kuskokwim Recall Exciting 1907 Murder Probe
The Pioneer reprints C Edward Cone the Bard of the Kuskokwim recalling 1907 Susitna miners meetings and murders. Kinney roadhouse poke theft led to a Susitna inquiry, a Kinney hanging attempt, trial at Jez and later acquittal then $1500 damages suit. Rampart Nell, Dunn, and others linked to prosecutions and killings in Knik and Susitna roadhouses.
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C. Edward Cone
Kuskokwim
Susitna
Valdez
Cone
Sueitna
Poorman Creek
Kinney Roadhouse
Kinney
McManus
Rampart
Nell
Jez
Purchase
Rampert Nell
Knik
Dunn
Asssis
Rampart Nell
States
Ralph Wiliams
Sted
Judge Landis Defends Selective Conscription Drama
Judge Landis strode into the audience to quell disruption as he urged support for selective conscription before about 5,000 in Galesburg, with thousands more turned away. He attacked pacifists and urged spending ten billion dollars to defend national honor, warning war demands more than a checkbook against Germany’s aggression and Belgium’s devastation.
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Rema
Belgium
Landis
Galesburg
Chicago
God
Shooting at Bethel reported in February details emerge
The Valdez Miner recounts the February 16 shooting at a Bethel cabin on the Kusko Kwim river involving Axel Loving Charles E Jacobson Jack Boyd and John Ode. The dispute over home brewed hootch led to multiple gunblows and a club attack with Jacobson using a sheath as a club.
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Alaska
Valdez
Bethel
Kuskokwim
Nushagak
United States
J. Heron
Axel Loving
Apokak
Charles E. Jacobson
Jacobson
Jack Boyd
John Ode
Loving
Boyd
Ode
Dee
Joe
Hey
Jacobsen
Loving Ut
Iit
His
Son
Jacobson Iso
Water delivery notice from Flat City Hotel ad
MY WATER SYSTEM delivers independent water using eighteen feet of otter creek gravels for a cold refreshing supply. Available to all city areas. Place orders at Flat City Hotel with Mrs Gun. Express delivery to all points. Also offering garbage line service. Dane Harinnet Flat. Job printing at The Pioneer office.
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Otter Creek
Flat City
Cowles De Journel Wedding Ends Long California Ballot Wait
Misa Marielle de Journel of Burlingame and James Todd Cowles of Seattle wed May 3 in San Francisco ending a thirteen year wait by the groom. Cowles, a Seattle and Fairbanks mining man, renewed a 1904 suit after arriving in the city days before. The bride formerly lived in Fairbanks where both are well known.
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Misa Marielle de Journel
Burlingame
James Todd Cowles
Seattle
San Francisco
California
Cowles
Fairbanks
Forfeiture Notice to Sam Sanderson and heirs
Charles Gemhatt issues a forfeiture notice under mining law for 1915 and 1916 labor and improvements totaling 160 dollars on the Gol Ban Association claim near the left limit of Gtter errek within the New Maot Assorbition district in the Territory of Maska. Failure to pay the share within ninety days after the last publication transfers the claimant’s interest to the undersigned as provided by Revised Statutes. First published April 1917 and last published July 7, 1917.
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Sam Sanderson
Maska
Notice of Forfeiture in Alaska Mining District
Notice to co owner Matt Klein that after labor and improvements costing $100,005 from 1915 to 1918 on Last Chance Aste Dodler creek in the Innook District Alaska the undivided interest may become property of the claimant if payment is not made within 90 days after first publication dated April 28 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mency Kleiinola
Dodler Creek
Alaska
Peation
Innokort
Notice to heirs on mining claim share under US law
Co owner G B Olsen informs W F Taylor and PX Golombe and heirs that he has sued for expenses of mining claim Nos 2 and 4 in the Gane Creek basin in the Yukon area. Ninety days after last publication, failure to contribute may forfeit interests to the undersigned under Revised Statutes 2424. May 5 1907. last publication Aug 4 1947.
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W. F. Taylor
PX. Golombe
Wits Frenet
Gane Creek
Aributary
Innoko River
Thnoko
United States
G. B. Olsan
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