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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1919
Page
8
The Riley Investment Co dredge cleanup last Saturday totaled 24765 after seven and a half days, the year’s most satisfactory cleanup. Beaton & Donnelley posted a cleanup of nearly 13000, marking a busy period for local salvage operations.
Major George W. Albrecht and Charles E. Taylor form a new law partnership named Alrecht and Taylor. They plan a Pacific coast office, likely Seattle, with Taylor in charge and Albrecht handling Alaska practice except during court terms when Taylor assists.
Dr Behla a Flat physician disposes of the Behla 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.
A criminal trespass case against John Jacobson, Winar Makela, and Charles Uotila, brought by J. G. Rivers, was postponed from last Monday to next Monday, September 8, at 1 p.m. in the hearing.
In Washington on Sept. 3 Western senators blocked Senator La Follette’s amendment to the villand leasing bill authorizing the President to fix and control prices of coal oil and other products from government funds leased under the measure. The following day Sept. 4 the Senate approved a bill facilitating leasing of public lands bearing coal oil gas phosphate and other deposits.
Washington reports the Railway Administration shows a net gain in railroad operation for the first time since mid 1918.
A bomb thrown last evening at Seoul injures 25 people including Governor-General Sainto, once an admiral in the Japanese navy. The attack adds heat to Korean unrest as authorities seek suspects and reclaim security in the capital.
Wellington Sept 3 The New Zealand parliament unanimously ratified the peace treaty with Germany after Labor party members criticized it.
Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier, the French heavyweight champion, plan to meet in England for a purse of 185000 dollars if plans are consummated. Bethel ship Ozmo due with second cargo of the season. Soraci's bath house adds neat sleeping apartments.
A Kansas City Post column by Cliff Jenkins warns that gossip can destroy reputations and inflame passions. It contrasts harmless chatter with deadly rumor, cites legal caution about misreported conversations, and recounts a Civil War era tale of gossip nearly causing mass harm.
New York reports the will of Andrew Carnegie discloses an estate valued at 30 million dollars. It leaves real estate and works of art to his widow with numerous public bequests. Carnegie had given 35 million in gifts during his lifetime.
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