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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1918
Page
6
Wartime pamphlet style poses call to silence and vigilance. Motivates citizens to avoid speaking about war plans, warns of German spies, and urges personal sacrifice and total commitment to win the war.
A reflection on the folly of self promotion by Walt Mason and the social recoil it invites. The speaker resists bragging about personal feats and laments how boasting empties value, noting most people prefer restraint and humility over inflated claims in public chat.
Theodore Marburg argues for a proactive Allied league now to shape the postwar order. He warns against a Germany excluded from such a league and stresses unity among the Great Powers to prevent a broader conflict, comparing it to the failures of past coalitions.
In Callao, Peru, the government has taken possession of German ships interned there. The report notes tensions tied to wartime shipping and a maritime property dispute.
The Pioneer misstated a donor for the fatherless French children fund. The correct contributor is A. J. Weiss, proprietor of the Home of Hart Schaffner and Marx Good Clothes in Flat City, not A. J. Weir as printed. Abe Weiss apologizes for the error.
Notice of a special term of the District Court, Fourth Division, Territory of Alaska, to convene in Flat at 11 o clock a.m. on June 24, 1918 to transact business before the court. Clerk J E Clark signs the notice with deputy A M Kilgore.
June 15 report from Seattle notes automobile casualties averaging about six daily. This morning two were injured and two fatally injured in separate crashes.
Washington reports that German government agents in the United States are purchasing large quantities of United States notes to ship to Austria. The securities are said to be used by Austria to buy grain from Ukrainian peasants who reportedly refuse German and Austrian securities in exchange for their produce.
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