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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1919
Page
4
The Riley Investment Co. reported a dredge cleanup worth 24 765 dollars after a seven and a half day run. It stands as the year’s most satisfactory cleanup to date, following Beaton and Donnelley’s total of about 13 000 dollars.
Major George W. Albrecht and Charles E. Taylor form Alrecht & Taylor to practice in Alaska and the Pacific coast. They plan a Seattle office with Taylor leading location choice while Albrecht handles Alaska except during court terms when Taylor assists.
Dr Behla of Flat disposes of the hospital and retires from hospital work. He is fitting a new office in Flat. The hospital building will soon host the commissioner's office and the post office.
Trial for John Jacobson Winar Makela and Charles Uotila on a criminal trespass charge filed by J. G. Rivers was postponed from the prior Monday to Monday September 8 at 1 p.m.
Western senators defeated Senator La Follette's amendment to the vil land leasing bill authorizing the President to fix and control prices of coal oil and other products from government funds leased under the measure. The Senate then passed a bill making possible the leasing of public lands bearing deposits of coal oil gas phosphate sodium and other products.
Washington reports that for the first time since mid 1918 the Railway Administrator records a net gain in railroad operation. The statement reflects a turning point in the transport sector as efficiency and revenue improved after years of strain.
A bomb was thrown at Governor General Sainto in Seoul late last evening, wounding 25 people. Sainto, once an admiral in the Japanese navy, propels a tense atmosphere in the Korean capital as officials investigate the attack and its motives.
Wellington Sept 3 The peace treaty with Germany was unanimously ratified by New Zealand Parliament after Labor party criticism. The action affirms the agreement and ends parliamentary debate on the accord.
Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier, the French heavyweight champion, will fight in England for a purse of 185000 if plans are finalized. The N.C. Co. expected gas-power boat Ozmo to reach Bethel yesterday with its second season cargo. Soraci's bath house now offers neat sleeping apartments.
An opinion piece by Cliff Jenkins, Kansas City Post secretary of the police board, warns that gossip can destroy reputations. It contrasts harmless chit-chat with deadly false tales, cites legal testimony, and recounts a World War I era cautionary tale about Alsatian rumors triggering widespread fear.
The will of Andrew Carnegie reveals an estate valued at 30 million dollars, with real estate and works of art left to the widow. The iron master had given 35 million in gifts during his life, and numerous public bequests are provided in the provisions.
Joe Saxsmith a well known team ster rode as a passenger for the Outside last Wednesday.
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