Senators Near-Sighted in Lobby Probe Testimony
Washington reports say Senator Penrose and other lawmakers testified before a committee probing lobbying tied to tariff reform. Witnesses claim no improper influence has been found, though questions linger about social lobbying mustering influence beyond Congress and President Wilson’s alleged role in shaping lobbying tactics.
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Judge Ziller Pins Prison Term On Wage Violator
New York June 20. Justice Ziller imposed the maximum fine and added a prison sentence on an employer for exploiting workers in a dangerous occupation. He condemned the betrayals of wage scales as cold blooded and warned that such conduct violates the statute and harms workers. The case drew sharp editorial criticism.
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Salient Features of New Placer Mining Law Provisions
The new law sets monthly limits of four claims per location and two for others, requires written notarized affidavits sworn by experienced locators, and mandates posting and marking of corners. It details discovery, posting, and certificate requirements, annual assessment work worth 100 dollars per 20 acres, and strict filing deadlines to avoid forfeiture with a pamphlet by Henry Roden promising clarity for prospectors.
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Winy
Henry Roden
Passengers on the Delta Arrive with Names Listed
Delta steamer arrived yesterday at Yanana on June 28 bringing passengers identified as Mrs. W. M. Heitman Mrs. H. M. Onyett Mrs. Rose Marston Miss May Goodwin Joe Martindale M. J. Berry and others. The report lists travelers associated with Id it prod.
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World events and trials sweep the news abroad
Late telegraphs report weigh in on imperial jubilees, a boxing death trial in Calgary, a Spanish royal birth, and a Manila battle. Reports mention a London suffragette funeral, U.S. labor leader appeals to the Supreme Court, Porter Chariton’s murder trial delayed, Mexican peace unrest, and President Huerta vowing to crush rebellion.
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Dike Crew Prepares Cleanup at Otter Creek Site
Riley and Stetzer, with a large crew, are cleaning bedrock near Otter, planning the first cleanup next Tuesday. Waino Puntillo began hoisting into the boxes on Otter Creek, moving to night and day shifts as work continues.
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Waino Puntillo
Otter Creek
Coming and Going in Fe. Local Notes from Iditarod
Shorty Beegen sails for an early Out side visit while Al Thorns McLean and Henry Howard depart for Benrereck for the summer. Bob Mann and Tou Gantner cut wood on Shute creek under contract for Riley & Co. Mrs. Davis of Emergency Hospital spent time in Iditarod. Ruby readers share town happenings, arrivals, and local labor, with talks of purchases, races, and prospects across several camps and roads.
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Henry Howard
Benrereck
Bob Mann
Tou Gantner
Shute Creek
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Davis
Iditarod
Bob McMillan
Otter
Intense Heat in the East Across Provinces and Cities
The intense heat gripping the eastern regions following severe weather caused suffering and damage. Reports from Montreal and Philadelphia note heat waves and deadly effects, with Cleveland documenting a string of June deaths and related hailstorms in the area last week.
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Philadelphia
Burned wife and children at San Francisco Presidio
Portland reports that Army Medical Corps Sergeant Schall was arrested on murder charges in the death of his wife and three children found burned in their Presidio residence last April. Authorities say Schall appeared shocked to learn his own house was on fire and his family perished, with investigations continuing into a possible motive or cause.
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Old-Time Returns as McKenzie Becomes Iditarod Pioneer
McKenzie, a legacy figure among Iditarod pioneers, arrives after a Yukon journey via Ruby and Rolling down the Yukon in a small boat. He reports on the region and prospects but notes no pay. Locals praise his countrywide engagement and plan for settlement along the lower river areas. Meanwhile new spring-water baths open at The Crosby baths on Cavitou Street with steam tubs and a quick meal option offered by Mande Earle.
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Clef Charley
Crosby Baths
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Mande Earle
Jury Drawing On Monday For July Term In District Court
On Monday afternoon June 30 at 2 PM, Fuller Cleris as jury commissioner will publicly conduct the drawing for the grand and petit juries for the July term of the district court of the Fourth Judicial District, in the court room, in the presence of Judge Tred Court C. C Page and GM Arbuckle.
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Naval base proposal at Gulf of Fonseca sparks treaty debate
Washington lawmakers discuss a proposed US naval base on the Gulf of Fonseca in El Salvador and a canal project, arguing the accord would give Washington strategic reach in the region. The plan prompts claims of a broader US influence across the southern continent and duties the US would assume in return.
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Trusts Ignored Court Order to Dissolve
Washington report on Attorney General James McReynolds stating that Standard Oil and the Tobacco trust remain intact. The Supreme Court is examining whether these groups have existed continuously since formation, with careful proofs presented and warnings of severe penalties if the matter remains unresolved.
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Supreme Court
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Tobacco Trust
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Death Valley to Have Rail Project Draws Capital
California prospectors and Angeles capitalists discuss rail and water access to Death Valley, turning a notorious desert into potential wealth. With railroad plans and water service, Bamese mining interests foresee vast mineral riches and new commerce, transforming the area from danger to opportunity as exploration resumes.
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Well Angeles Mining Review
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Hiade Past Trip From Whitehould to Iditarod Journey
Aboat voyage from Whitehold to the Iditarod is about eight days, with Thomas Flyer arriving early Saturday morning. Louie Pine led the return trip, among the Iditarod participants a noted miner and writer, Mr Pine, one of the oldest boatmen, rejoining freighting with his vessel.
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Louie Pine
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Party arrives from Cripple City by launch
Dave Edward, Bob Griffis, John Klonos, Anthony McDonald and several others arrived from Cripple City by launch last Sunday afternoon. McDonald reports a lay on Colorado creek in the Cripple district, with dumps sluicing more than estimated. Edwards and Gray left on a three day return trip, hoping to meet Mrs Edwards who was on two out. The Reliance comes from a choice source, with fresh killed beef at Dalland's Discovery.
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Bob Griffis
John Klonos
Anthony McDonald
Cripple City
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Gray
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