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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
6
Fragmented OCR note urges caution for notices, stressing clear writing of dates and parties. Mentions publisher, identification of notices, and required legible formatting for lawful postings. The fragment references advertising copy from afar and general notice standards.
A critical look at Henry Ford and his profit sharing shows concealed motives to keep workers at peak output. The piece cites layoffs, paternal control over workers habits, and high turnover costs, arguing higher wages are a tactic to sustain production speed and profits. It notes Detroit and Seattle plant practices including roller skate service bays and rapid part deliveries.
The Cordova Alaskan reports on Alaska booming plans for a government railroad and a governor’s lurid population projection. It notes labor union tensions around Baer and the anthracite era, and mentions a forthcoming Fairbanks Fourth celebration. It also says Gardner will replace Crossley as district attorney after pending matters.
A Petersburg Progressive summary argues that rumors of a conspiracy to defeat Alaska's delegate to Congress are unfounded and politically motivated. It defends the delegate's record under President Wilson, condemns self serving critics, and urges Alaskans to support the trusted Democrat in the next election. It cites Wilson’s Vera Cruz tribute and warns against demagoguery that could push towards war.
Charles Estmere ends three months prasp trip at Canyon Creek and says no place there impressed enough to remain. Bender Bros. and Ruby arrive at Bethel from the Outside with cargoes. Passengers on Bender Bros. include Danny Brice and St. Michael Northern Commercial Co. manager. N.C.C. plans to reopen stores at Kelmakoffs and Georgetown, with Kid Fisher Wienaup Meyers arranging merchandise for a Kolmakoffsky store. Moose hall remodeling progresses toward a July Fourth ball. Jerry Ford suffers a broken rib from a saddle mishap. L. T. Erwin appoints Mrs. B. H. Moran as matron of the Fairbanks federal jail. Betsy Milum named assistant matron.
In a Washington House speech on the Alaska railroad bill, Congressman Albert C. Johnson traces the Monroe Doctrine’s roots to Adams and Washington, noting Alaska’s 1867 sale and Russia’s early Pacific ambitions. He chronicles territorial acquisitions from Florida to California, Gadsden, and Alaska, arguing each step shaped U.S. diplomacy and growth.
The text argues coal finds in Alaska justify pioneering capital. It contends withdrawals end new development by capital aggregations, then claims a government railroad will unlock Alaska without federal ownership of all continental railroads. It envisions Alaska as a prosperous sentinel on a Pacific pathway.
Deputy Percy Sheppard and Commissioner Vinal investigated a death near Kuskokwun Slough above Tokli wiksal ten miles from McGrath. A Swedish native named John Parson was found with a rope and rifle in his mouth, and the coroner's jury ruled death by own action with no foul play. The inquiry dispelled rumors of another body or murder in the area.
Miss Helen Grant of the Discovery school city on Tuesday. Charles Worden returned to the city on Wednesday. Jim Meley was in town from Discovery where he is employed. Duncan Michie is in town en route to Ruby. W. TL Brooks is mentioned. King salm fine is unclear.
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