Trust in Japan Echoes From Viscount Chinda Interview
Chauncey M. Cady reflects on Japan's assurances amid wartime ultimatums. Viscount Chinda reiterates that allied pacts and statements do not bind final territorial decisions, stressing agrees with U S policy and a lasting peace in the Orient. The piece argues for American confidence in Japan and calls for generous trust based on past mutual assurances. A separate item notes the sale and removal of a warehouse at Second and Black streets to Tom McMahon for Fat City reconstruction.
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Chauncey M. Cady
Japan
United States
Germany
Yellw
Okuma
China
Viscount Chinda
Almassador
Tft
T Pd
Baron Kato
Americas
Great Britain
Ani
Orient
Tsingtau
Eng
Ayn and
Jagan
Cuba
Spain
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Second and
Black Streets
H. Boas
Tom McMahon
Fat City
Tom
Fourth of July plans outlined for Iditarod celebration
A citizens meeting in Arctic Brotherhood hall approves immediate preparations for Independence Day in Iditarod. Mayor E M Stanton chairs, with William Ansley as secretary. Committees named for finance, program, and sports. plans include patriotic exercises, an oration, athletic events, river and log rolling contests, and a grand evening ball.
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The
Arctic Brotherhood
Iditarod
E. M. Stanton
Stanton
William Ansley
Ctizens
Ramos Peterson
Percy G. Charles
Cyril B. Wood
H. Smith
C. A. Derry
Roc. Button
Earl Byers
Chaid Baler
Tr Wis
Lkely
Bunnell
Rich strike rumors in Tolovana district spark Fairbanks action
Rumors of a rich gold strike in Tolovana spread from Fairbanks as stampede talk surfaced. Reports cite pay streaks near Gertrude Creek on Livengood and claims by Hudson brothers and Marsh McQueen at Livengood and No 2 and No 4 workings. Depths reached approach bedrock with mixed indications of pay and ongoing prospecting elsewhere.
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Talovung
Firbenks
Fairbanks
Tolovana
Nenana
Hot Springs
Chatanika
Gertrude
Hudson Brothers
Discovery
Liven Good Creek
Livengood
Marsh & McQueen
Here and Hereafter The pessimist wit meets a ill husband
The Tatler recalls an old Setoch man whose sharp wit shaded by pessimism. A neighbor seeks news of her ailing husband at the gate. The man jokes about a doctor saying the temperature is 150, then corrects himself noting such a high fever is unlikely. The piece weaves humor with social observation.
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the Tatler
Feasibility of Aeroplane Mail and Express Service
Two young district residents discuss aerial mail links between Iditarod and Seward after winter road gaps. They report feasibility, noting 250 mile flight over mountains could take 5 to 6 hours, with safe landing options and low-cost machines capable of carrying passengers and mail. An aerial line may be tested soon to drastically cut mail time from weeks to hours.
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Iditarod
Alaska
Seward
Seaboard
Sharod
Ax Uw
Open Season on Swedes Over Shamrocks Incident
A humorous tale from a local strategy club meeting recalls St Patrick’s Day mischief in Juneau. A saloonkeeper lent shamrocks for display, a Swedish patron mistook them for clover and ate the lot, triggering a brawl as Irish locals sought retaliation, sparking a chaotic night as “open season on Swedes” was declared.
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Euporium
Ramos Peterson
Ber
Yeager
St. Patrick’s Day
Ireland
Juneau
Oll
Mr Yeager
Elbert Hubbard Prank On Wilder Told In Humorous Tale
The reminiscence recalls Elbert Hubbard staging a half fare prank on a conductor during a Chicago to New York trip and later inviting the passenger to a dining car feast. It also mentions rising Philippine egg consumption and a growing Hudson Bay trade with more vessels entering last year.
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Marst Wikder
Elbert Hubbard
Lusitania
Chicago
New York
Elbert
Hubbard
Scientists doubt man’s antiquity in America
Long discussion on the age of early human remains in the Americas cites American Ethnology writings and 1914 reports from Rancho La Brea and Buenos Aires finds. Experts conclude the skeleton from Logon Ronta caves belongs to a distinctly modern period, with further study needed before any antediluvian claim can be made.
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America
North America
Bureau of American Ethnology
Ilecifred
Lagos Sunty
Brazil
Argentine
South America
Rancho la Brea
California
Museum of History
Science and Art of
Los Angeles
John C. Merriam
Bursta of American Ethnology
Logon Ronta
Buenos Ayres
Buenos Ay
Pra Anuvghinu
A. Broeger
Santi Rosa Island
Califorth
Journal of the
American Medical Association
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
War costs redefine the Great Loss in World War I
Roger W. Babson argues in the New York Sun that the current war already represents history’s greatest economic loss. He notes daily costs ranging up to tens of millions, driven by modern weapons and technologies, and warns that continued trench fighting could both shorten or prolong the conflict depending on winter pauses and ongoing battles.
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Begium
Brussels
Simiex
Germeny
Germany
M. Leroy Beaulieu
Paraguay
Argentine Republic
Great Britain
Ain
France
Baltic
M. Beauties
Roger W. Babson
New York Sun
Hai
Mr. Babson
Berlin
Ostrich Farming Spreads Across States
Ostriches in the United States originate from South African imports with later shipments introducing the North African Nubian bird. Today flocks are found across the South and north to Pennsylvania, with farms in California Arizona Texas Arkansas Florida and Pennsylvania. Several farms maintain large herds with over one hundred birds each.
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United States
Serizone
Alexes
United State
South Africa
Nulau
Iica
California
Pennsylvania
Arizon
Texas
Arkansas
Florida
Notice to coowners on failure to contribute shares
Legal notice from Robert Evans co owner of record warning that if a coowner fails to contribute their share by the deadline after publication of the notice, their interest will become property of the declaring party. The notice cites 1914 labor costs and a property claim in Volta area with publication dates April 17 and July 47.
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Goi
Ak Cdma
Ateservek
Totiako
Amd
Mutska Notte
Jection
Volta
Innoki Maenda Aye
Suedextn Iis
Mm Hersheied
United States
Hobert Evans
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Seattle
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Charles Ross
John Holmes
R. C. Button
Tom McMakon
General Merchandise
Merchants Cafe
Crosby
Caribou St
Bet
Black and Willow Sts
Olympia
Iditarod Meat Co
Boas
Wilder
Hudson Bay
Bond
Baltimore
Hermitage
Cyrus Noble
W. H. McBrayer
Jesse Moore
Ted
Strathmill
Dewar
Scotland
Usher
N.C. Co
Phildelphia Ledger
Iran
Frank McGibney
Drs. Otter
Fraser Wout
Otter
McLean
Stanley House
John Bagoy
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