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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
5
Barely a provisional Mexican government will be formed by mediators joining warring factions. The agreement foresees U S recognition for inter national affairs of the new arrangement. General Villa reports an advance toward Zacatecas with heavy Federals losses and Rebels gains.
Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt arrived in New York after attending his son Kermit’s Madrid wedding. He blasted the administration over the $20 million Panama Canal payment, calling it belated blackmail, and condemned Wilson and Bryan for making the United States the world’s laughing stock.
The appointment of receivers for H. B. Claflin & Co. yesterday shook mercantile circles. Claflin, among the oldest New York dry goods houses, has been led by president John Claflin since 1890. Liabilities reach $20,000,000.
Wireless reports a massive blaze in Salem Massachusetts that destroyed about a thousand buildings including many factories. The estimated loss exceeds 20 million dollars with no known casualties but over ten thousand people rendered homeless and facing destitution.
A former Alaskan, rated as a millionaire, was married yesterday in San Francisco to Miss Louise Scholler Hoske. The couple’s ceremony drew attention as a notable social event in the city.
An interested group gathered to view the year’s work by local children. Miss Margaret Tully received praise for the gains and a well rendered program with songs, recitations, and speeches followed by refreshments. Pedestrian improvements and Fourth of July events prep were noted, alongside a satirical colonial-era account of dietary smells and a call for disinfection funds.
Fourth of July plans at Flat City are nearly complete with a busy day and night program. A major tug o war draws interest, promising a stronger contest than last year. Events start at 10 am featuring races, games, and contests with small cash prizes and a lively mood. Moose lodge prepares a large dance in their new hall as J Frederick Johnson receives a gold moose charm watch fob from Fairbanks Lodge No. 1392 at the Alaska freight dock before the Alaska departure.
Flat discount 25 percent or more on all items at the Pioneer Drug Store for the Fourth of July. Featured specials include king salmon at the mouth of the Yukon and fresh lamb from Iditarod Meat Co priced at 35 cents per pound.
Fairbanks dispatch confirms James Wickersham will again seek the Alaska delegate seat in the November election. Supporters in Fairbanks sent a letter signed by about 200 voters urging his candidacy as a non partisan delegate and pledging support. Wickersham confirms in Washington that he will run as a non partisan candidate.
Seattle June 25 The United States army transport Bufort departed yesterday with the Fourteenth Infantry to relieve the Thirtieth Infantry on Alaska duty at St Michael An Associated press dispatch notes the move while C E B Bryant general manager of the Pacific Coal Storage Company Dawson is midway through his annual tour inspecting the company branch houses
A terrible tornado swept through Minnesota Wisconsin and the Dakotas yesterday causing extensive damage. More than a dozen persons were killed and many injured with property losses estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars across the affected sections.
Jack Johnson stands as two to one favorite in the Moran bout scheduled for tomorrow night in this city. Moran's backers cite toughness and speed, while others doubt Johnson’s form compared to his peak. Johnson expects a win within twelve rounds, as boxed from his training camp. Helena reports Jack Lester of Cle Elum losing a twelve round decision to Tomy McCarthy.
Jim Blodgett suffered a severe scalp wound after backing into an ax as a fellow worker swung on a timber at Crowley and Porter barge repairs. The hat was pierced in three places, he bled heavily, and Dr. Moore was called. He recovered enough to stand by morning with no lasting disability.
The Iditatod Pioneer will publish on Friday next week to allow staff to enjoy the July 4 holiday. Advertisers should have notices ready by Thursday evening, July 2.
Mrs. Abe Audette reports J M Ryan of Everett Washington, once badly injured in a logging accident, is on the road to recovery. The ex business man of Iditarod suffered a broken rib with lung penetration and crushed foot and ankle. He expects to leave hospital on the 15th and remains confident of a full recovery despite slight crippling.
A notice invites members of the Flat Creek Wilson Club in Flat City to a Sunday afternoon meeting on June 28, 1914 at 3 o'clock to discuss political matters. Secretary WM Taylor signs the call urging all members to attend.
Ice cream cake and all kinds of sandwiches will be served during the Fourth of July in the parlors and booths of the Pioneer Drug Store in Flat City to benefit the Hospital.
Butte Union No. 1 of the Western Federation of Miners secedes with about 600 members causing a city uproar. Charles H. Moyer tried to reconcile the factions at the union HQ where dynamiting killed one man and wounded several. Moyer fled to Helena for militia assistance as disputes over costly strikes and missing financial accounts fueled the split.
Washington June 25 The judiciary committee filed its report on the proposed impeachment of Judge Emory Speer of the Southern District of Georgia Macon noting blame for miscarriages of justice but not urging impeachment The summary reflects party stance and ongoing inquiries. President Wilson defends anti trust program and cites prosperity while keeping clemency denied to most dynamite case leaders The four pardoned are Michael Hannen Frank Painter Fred Mooney and William Shupe The Leavenworth confinement of others begins after June moves in to early July.
In Calgary area Hillcrest coal mine an underground gas explosion claims the lives of 196 workers. Rescue teams recover bodies as officials announce the disaster. The blast ocurrió near Calgary, Alberta, during shift operations, shocking the Canadian mining community and prompting investigations.
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