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Petersburg Weekly Report

Location

Petersburg, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1919

Page

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Petersburg Eyes Municipal Hydro Power Plan The City Weighs 40000 Bonding Scheme

Petersburg officials propose forming a town power company to build a hydro electric plant on a local creek. The plan envisions a 40 000 mortgage backed by the plant, ownership transitioning to the town once Congress grants bonding. Council seeks public opinion on bond viability and ownership transfer, with projected annual income from 135 horsepower output.

Conn Petersburg Congress of the United States Congress Said Power Company Power Company

Sawyer in Bad and Other Wrangell News

Sawyer in bad a labor union secretary held on sedition and slacker charges. Bonds set at 5000, bound over to Grand Jury. Union pledges support if he is convicted. Aliens fined for illegal fishing. Petersburg birth records show multiple newborns in May. Standard Oil agent George Barres welcomes a Wrangell born son.

Wrangell B. R. Sawyer Labor Union Weber Sawyers Wrangell Sentinel Sawyer E. P. Walker Bureau of Fisheries Ensign Hughes Jacob Hollingstad Petersburg John Saarikoski Kust Joki U. S Conrad A. D. Hagen Hagen George Elton Barres Standard Oil Company Mr. Barnes

Winnipeg Vets and Unionists Pledge to Guard City

Four thousand war veterans and hundreds of union men in Winnipeg pledged themselves to maintain law and order and stamp out anarchy and Bolshevism. They sang God Save the King after the oath, and resolutions called for immediate arrests of those responsible for the strike and anti government actions. Mayor Gray urged 2,000 special policemen to protect honest labor and safeguard civil life.

Winnipeg I. W. Wism Gray

Marblehead ordered to Alaska relief mission and supplies

The Marblehead cruiser is ordered to proceed to Unalaska and Bristol Bay to aid in combating influenza among natives. It will stop at Port Townsend and Bremerton to pick up doctors nurses and supplies while the Unalga is already on scene and the Vicksburg has left Juneau to assist. Elmer Iverson and Chester Johnson Petersburg natives who served in France have returned home with injuries and experiences from the war. C A Cudihéee former King County sheriff arrived aboard the Admiral Evans related to the Mar Kim murder case.

San Francisco Marblehead Unalaska Bristol Bay Port Townsend Bremerton Unalga Vicksburg Juneau Elmer Iverson Chester Johnson Petersburg France Iverson Johnson Jacob Johnson C. A. Cudihéee King County Admiral Evans Mar Kim

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