Popular Couple Are Wedded at Fairbanks
Oscar Goetz and Lena Lochke were married on September 21 at the Rhind residence in Fairbanks. The ceremony drew many friends and generous wedding gifts. The bride, sister of Mrs. Ernest Parsons, has long been a popular Fairbanks figure, while the groom has helped run the Nordale hotel.
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Tanana Valley
Fairbanks
Oscar Goetz
Lena Lochke
Rhind
Ernest Parsons
Creeks
Tony Nordale
Nordale
Saucer
Attorney General Wick Backs Alaska Rail Plan
District Attorney Crossley reports Wick in Dawson en route to Fairbanks. Wick wants immediate federal action to back a coast to Fairbanks railroad. He argues a government guarantee or construction with lease to reliable operators may pass Congress next session. Building paper at Anderson Bros. & Nerland's.
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Crossley
Dawson
Fairbanks
Wickersham
Interior
Alaska
Anderson Bros. & Nerland
Wallace acquitted in fatal gun possession case
Public sentiment favors Wallace who is exonerated of killing William Trisco in a Sept 26 incident. Coroner jury findings point to Wallace’s innocence as the death appears accidental during a struggle over a gun, while locals condemn the dead man’s temper and actions.
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Wallace
William Trisco
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Trisco
Hearings on Iditarod City Incorporation Set for Nov 21
Judge Overfield in Fairbanks orders a hearing November 21 on protests against incorporating Iditarod. More than 6 residents petitioned, city population exceeds 300, and a full election may be held afterward to decide on a city board. Objections from taxpayers dodging municipal taxes loom but may stay silent at the hearing.
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Fairbanks
Iditarod
Real City Dads
Jury lists drawn for Fairbanks Alaska October session
After Clerk of the District Court Page and juror leader Martin Harrais recruited names, two juries for Fairbanks were finalized. The grand jury convened October 3 with members from Chena, Pedro, Rampart, Ester and others. the petit jury includes Fairbanks and surrounding areas. The notice ends with a sales pitch for Anderson Bros. & Nerland wallpaper and home supplies as winter approaches.
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Page
Martin Harrais
Alaska
Fairbanks
Petit Jury
W. H. Smallwood
Harry Atwood
Gilmore
Julius Rahmstorf
Rampart
Peterson
A. J. MacArthur
E. A. Hering
John McDonald
A. H. McNear
J. S. Sterling
Peter Steil
Dan McCabe
A. C. Taylor
Geo. Morrell
Hot Springs
C. J. Trout
Oscar Rodenburg
Chickenereek
G W. Ledger
S. Wideman
Graehl
J. L. Anderson
Sullivan Creek
J. H. O'Connor
Chatanika
H. O. Belden
E. J. Burger
R. H. Griffin
Chena
H. R. Pratt
Pedro
J. W. Tate
Upper Cleary
Wireless progress links Fairbanks to Eagle in Alaska
A 5 kilowatt wireless set at Fairbanks now transmits directly to Eagle using power from the Northern California Co. The old set remains in reserve. The Iditarod may receive a wireless system this winter under Fort Gibbon’s Captain Knowles with equipment possibly sent from Fort Egbert.
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Eagle
N. C. Co
Iditarod
War Department
Knowles
Fort Gibbon
C. Tatum
Seattle
Fort Egbert
Worry Wagon to Start Auto Stage Line
Ross plans an auto stage line between Iditarod City and Flat as soon as the trail is fit for a benzine bogey. His Thomas Flyer travels from Fox to Fairbanks with crowds aboard and will press on, with fortifying needed on hillside sections, a bold venture for the time.
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Iditarod
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Samson
Brumbaugh, Hamiton & Kellogg
Fox
Fairbanks
Iditarod City
Flat
Gold Prospecting Manners At American Bank
The scene centers on the back of the American Bank where J. Hurley vents deleterious substances from gold dust. C W Rogers arrives on the last boat and takes charge of the assay office cuisine, promising lithraphing records of success or failure for those who await their turn.
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J. Hurley
C. W. Rogers
Fairbanks
Rogers
English Capital to Operate on Pedro in Alaska Claim Deal
Fairbanks reports say English capital through G G Lemmons controls 20 claims on Pedro Creek in the rbanks district via nine month options totaling about 175000 dollars. Dredges expected next summer as exploration proceeds. A Stoner of Discovery Otter boosted the Discovery to Kuskokwim trail and progress near Bonanza.
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Pedro
Discovery Creek
Rbanks
G. G. Lemmons
London
W. W. Powell
A. Stoner
Discovery Cafe
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Discovery City
Kuskokwim
Mpson
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