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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
5
King George of Greece was shot dead by a fanatic in Salonica while in the field against the Turks. The assassin was captured and jailed after a mob scene. Constantine, his eldest son, took the oath of office in Athens. The king’s body to be brought to Athens for interment.
Secretary Lane of the Interior shows strong support for immediate construction of railroad links from Alaska's tidewater to its interior. He held conferences with prominent Alaskans and Col Wilds P Richardson urging higher appropriations for road and trail projects.
Senator La Follette visited the White House for a long conference with President Wilson on national questions. Both men are said to be in complete harmony on much of public policy. Washington report notes resignations at the United States General Land Office and related posts.
Senator Key Pitman of Nevada has been named chair of the committee on territories. A longtime Nome resident and staunch Alaska ally in Congress, his appointment is seen as highly favorable for Alaska.
Washington report states Chairman Oscar W. Underwood of the Ways and Means Committee asks the press and public to avoid forming opinions on tariff changes until Congress has time to discuss the matter. He cautions against hasty ill informed criticism of the large subject.
Clarence Darrow’s bid to dismiss the case failed. The second trial will begin on March 31 in Los Angeles.
Humboldt Tennessee March 21 Champion Frank Gotch has signed to wrestle George Lurch in Kansas City on April 1. New York March 21 Bombardier Wells was knocked out by Gunboat Smith in the second round. Los Angeles March 21 Anderson and Brown fought 20 rounds to a draw with a fierce bout and saves, they will meet again in a month.
Captain Gene Norton arrived from Ruby Monday and B Ingels bought half interest in a 1500 ing to recent advices. Dancan Michie expects to reach Iditarod on April 16. Messages note quiet on the Coast and good prospects north. Ed Donnelly climbed a new York City skyscraper. Joe Mikuta joins Nolan in the Koyukuk.
Next Tuesday a public meeting will be held at A B Hall to discuss municipal matters and nominate seven men to serve as councilmen for the ensuing year. The meeting will be called to order promptly at 8 30 p m and all citizens are urged to attend.
The Moore brothers of Nome had their case dismissed in Seattle on March 21. They were charged with using the U S mails with intent to defraud.
Seattle reports the death of George Haskins a Rampart Alaska pioneer noted as wealthy. The obituary notes his long involvement with Rampart and his substantial means.
Cleveland reports Chief of Police Kohler nicknamed "Golden Rule" Kohler has been dismissed on a charge of improper conduct. The action follows an official investigation and pending formal proceedings.
William Jennings Bryan marked his 53rd birthday at Toncola Nebraska with a large banquet. Admirers lauded the famed statesman in after dinner speeches styled as eulogies to a peerless leader.
Tax delinquents have got to pay up and that promptly. The city is going to get its money. Action commenced yesterday when three writs of execution were served and property seized. The seized property must be advertised for ten days before sale. William Ansley, Richmond street merchant, is a candidate for city council of Iditarod.
Joe Jean leaves for Ruby to race April 2 in a 58 mile Ruby to Long City course. Jean leads a mix of JE Riley and Charley Renaud dogs and funds to win at least 1500 dollars. Ruby teams, including E Coke Hill's, are expected competition.
Pete Jensen sold his Bear creek stake in the Upgrade association to Dave Stranberg on March 2 for 3250 dollars. Kilroy held a conditional option waived for this deal, while Stranberg already owned 21-32 of the same ground from Michie & Ingles for 2250 dollars, giving him control of 7.8 of the property.
Ex governor John Burke of North Dakota has been appointed United States treasurer by President Wilson. Burke, born in 1859, served two terms as governor before taking the national post.
Harry Donnelly received a wire from Howard H. Porter announcing his safe arrival at Seward on the 18th evening. He left Iditarod March 1 and must wait until the 27th for a steamer. Dick Button and J. W. Kempf have also arrived at Seward.
Local items report Joe Martindale visiting relatives and planning a trip to South Africa. Camp Flat No. 26 initiates W I Brooks. deaths include Ward H. Moore from snowslide in Idaho. Marriage news, business names, and hospital updates appear alongside various visits to Iditarod and Otter Creek areas.
Juneau report notes the Alaska legislature enacted woman suffrage after swift passage in the house on March 18 and expected the governor to sign. The piece also mentions miners eight hour day bills and other measures advancing through both houses.
The trial of J. son charged with making dummy entries in the Matanuska coalfields is under way before Judge M. Landis. Frost and Watson are key witnesses, described as original discoverers of the field. Indictments allege fraud tied to conservation agitation and fluctuating values once dubbed a billion dollar coal steal.
From Washington March 21 dispatches indicate Major Strong is favored for the Alaska governorship with a formal appointment expected this week. The Republican National Committee supports his selection as the candidate’s field consolidates. A note mentions parcel post rate shifts between Iditarod Nome and Iditarod Fairbanks.
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