Full Territorial Government Debate in Alaska
The Juneau Dispatch questions the push for a full territorial form of government for Alaska. It examines feasibility, revenue, and governance, noting Alaska’s current territorial courts, officials, and population limits. It warns against hastily seeking territorial status without clear plans and public understanding.
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Alaska
Supreme Court
Territo
Wington
Ap Raine
Washi
National Congress
Congress
Justices of the
The Hyphenated American and Loyal Citizenship Debate
An editorial argues issuing naturalization papers does not guarantee American citizenship. It cites foreign-born subjects retaining nationality for years, warns of dual loyalties in war, and cites Prof. Steenerson’s plea against ethnic political clubs. It urges Americans of all origins to prove citizenship by renouncing prefixes and joining as true Americans.
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Europe
United States
Steenerson
Chicago
America
Aaw
Kooyanna's Story of Survival and Rescue on the Kusko Kwim
An explorer records Kooyanna, an Eskimo woman with frozen feet, saved by white trader Dave T- after a perilous overland and river journey from the upper Kuskokwim. He carried her to a Moravian mission for medical care, then sacrificed his gear and finally vanished, leaving only a silver fox skin and a faded aluminum disk as keepsakes.
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Jonggar Bintaml
Geran
Stesner
Kooyann Kooyan
Kooyanne
Rusk
Boulette
Konyanne
Koayanna
Han Cered
David
Seattle
Dave T
Dave
Kuskokwim
Fellows Kooyanns
Elso
South Fork
Susitna
Yentna
Hen
Simpson Pass
Dillinger
Kooyanna
Koo
Huitan
Io Somyanna
Chance
Providence
Kor
Jark
Kovyanna
Kooyenna
Kooyanny
Kooyanns
Moravien Mision
Eabin
Bern
Konyenna
Konyanna
Huddis
Kouywana
Bethel
Massa
Road bill sparks bold editorial attacks in Fairbanks Times
A Fairbanks Times critique targets Delegate Wickersham’s road bill as a public discredit, while Fairbanks News-Miner boosters back Belgian relief efforts and a New York flour fund. Election fraud allegations in Illinois threaten to unseat Speaker Cannon after 2000 votes bought with milk tickets and $15,000 in graft.
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Wickers
Fairbanks Times
Wickersham
Thompson
Fairbanks News-Miner
New York
Belgium
New York City
Fairbanks
Great Britain
France
Germany
United States
Ilinois
Joe
Cannon
Frank P. O’hair
Paris
Danville
Vermillion County
Fragments Speak On War Policy And Action
Readers debate wartime strategy and action with quotes from Henry Hanks and Meck Judson. Abner Biggs is cited on examining emperors and the folly of entrenched conflicts, urging swift government plans to settle Europe. The dialogue notes frustration with leaders who discuss tactics but fail to act.
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Abner Biggs
Henry Hanks
Europe
Fresh Olympia Oysters for cocktails at $2 a can
Local notices list Olympia sourced oysters for cocktails priced at two dollars a can. Iditatod Meat Co. advertises notices at Pioneer office. Loca fragments suggest a small classifieds item describing products and a meeting point.
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Olympia
Iditatod Meat Co
Boots and Show Repair Offer at Flat City Shop
Repair shop CLIMER in Flat City urges customers to fix boots and shoes now before the busy season. They promise reasonable prices and quick service to save time and money.
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C. CG
Climer
Flat City
Arcade Cafe
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