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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1914
Page
6
The notice notes subscription rates and advertising copy details. It cautions Hersins sending copy to be carefully covered in preparation and states the publisher cannot accept responsibility for domestic copy errors or coercive or defamatory motives. It emphasizes clear written statements, dates, and regis wares.
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports Carranza plans to move headquarters to Saltillo making northern Mexico a potential independent republic. It notes Villa’s diminished action and highlights American investments in Sonora Chihuahua Coahuila Nuevo Leon Tamaulipas Sinaloa, damaged by Huerta control and rebel troop actions.
The New York World reports Julius Forstman of Passaic will build a 1.09 million dollar worsted plant, signaling confidence in the tariff change. His decision follows earlier testimony that proposed tariff rates could threaten his business, yet he now plans expansion, underscoring shifting Republican views on tariff politics in New Jersey.
A four man Alaska hunting party from Flat departed for two weeks with ample supplies but returned after a short voyage down Otter Creek when oars misused caused a capsize. The boat overturned on a snag, dumping Jim Finnegan Sid Norris Chester Briexen and G K Lloyd into the water. all gear was lost but no serious injuries reported. Local sympathy grows for Lloyd as the heaviest loser.
A Seattle reader recalls a six year old girl's plea to vote for her father amid Huerta's brutal Mexico regime. The piece details Huerta's siege on power, the kidnapped deputies, and the growing rebel momentum led by Villa and Madera, with Diaz seeking safety after traitorous moves.
The piece presents Kipling’s Gunga Din with mock soldiers and theater framing, ending with the line You’re a better man than I am Gunga Din. A Houston Post note adds praise for the poem’s power and disguise, closing with the famous refrain.
Notice to Theresa Ardy and Jos Mikuta and all heirs assigns and all persons through them that the Wild Cav Association Placer Mining Claim on Bearer of the Thuksak river in Kuskokwim district was assessed for the year ending December 3 1918 and balance due for expenditures must be paid within ninety days of last publication or the claim will vest in co owner LUMINICK SORACI per Revised Statutes First publication May 2 1914 Last publication Aug 8 1914
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