Ruby Derby records and Sulvet reappears in Alaska politics
The Ruby Derby record set by Seppala’s Sweepstakes Siberians was beaten by Geo. Jimmy in a thrilling Alaska race from Ruby to Long Creek and back, while Charles B. Sulvet is named next Alaska congress delegate by Judge Jennings. The court sustained admission of Lifea and Deering and ordered the certificate of election issued to Sulner.
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Geo
Jimmy Mkaing
Dago Kid
George Carus
Goy
Coke-Hill
Chrrlie Hoxie
Leonard Seppakt
Sevpala
George Jimmy
Dago Wid
Kid Jayne
Adashegmye Locome Road Commission
Pacific News Service
Iuneau
Charles B. Sulvet
la Congress
Zey
Jennings
Dec
Poteet Proposes City Expense Cut At Council Meeting
At a quiet city council session Mayor Moller presided with Aldermen and spectators present. Alderman Poteet proposed trimming city running costs, claiming past spending was excessive and urging a frugal approach. The meeting ended without further action amid skeptical remarks and light chatter.
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Moller
Poteet
Reindeer Fair Postponed Amid Heavy Snow Delays
Snowbound delegates and sixteen reindeer arrive at Hot Springs for the big reindeer fair. The opening is postponed to Thursday as Nome and district groups struggle through unusually heavy snowfall. A large crowd gathers at the springs with guests listed including Mrs. Crowley, Mr. Evans and wife, Mr. Wheeler, Jim Corrigan, Martin Robinson, Walter Sheilds, and others.
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Mary's Igloo
Hot Springs
Walter Sheilds
Education Department
Nome
Last Mail and Social Date Notices from Nome
Chief Raiway Mail Clerk Fehse notes the final parcel post fur mail departs Nome March 26 and last first class trail mail leaves April 9. Masons and families invited to O E S social at Masonic temple March 24 at 8:30 p.m. with dancing cards and 50 cent admission plus parsnips at Lehmann's.
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Cheif Raiway
Fehse
Atention
Parcel Post
Nome
Here
Masonic Temple
Air Raid on Austrian Naval Base at Pola
Rome reports a joint air raid by French and Italian planes on Pola the Austro Hungarian naval base. Italian planes acted as decoys drawing five Austrian aircraft into combat then French pilots dove in driving them off. Bombs damaged the dock area as fires broke out. The Italian aero school is building hundreds of new planes under French supervision.
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International News Service
Rome
Pola
Italian Army School of Aerotics
Escaped German Sailors Captured After Dock Breakout
International News Service reports fourteen German sailors interned on a Loyd boat tied at Philadelphia docks made a dramatic escape attempt. A hand to hand fight with marines left two sailors dead or severely injured and three marines bearing marks of the clash. The wounded were taken to the navy yard hospital. all interned sailors were ordered moved to the prison barracks.
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Navy Yard
Russel Inter
London
Maveti OQ
Eesti
Carranza Proposal Rejected by President Wilson
The United States government rejected Carranza's suggestion to end the war by cutting off supplies to the armies. A courteous but firm note stated that modifying commerce measures was not in accordance with established policy. It was noted the embargo would not be feasible given domestic arms and ammunition production limits.
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Fircd
United States
Caranza
Carranza
President Calls Cabinet in Grisis
A chaotic dispatch reports President convening the cabinet amid a crisis as Congress weighs urgent measures. Foreign and domestic policy figures are referenced with unclear details about leadership and decisions during a nationwide emergency.
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Grisis
New Russian government backs entire army and navy
The article outlines a sweeping move by the new Russian government to mobilize the entire military. It notes rapid alignment of the army and navy with the regime, signaling strong centralized control and readiness for further action. The piece mentions industrial and regional backing and hints at upcoming consolidation of power within governing circles.
British and French Hammering Ahead Amid Confusion
Fractured wartime dispatch describes allied advances and artillery use in a chaotic frontline scene. Enmeshed in erratic updates, the report notes reinforcements, attempted gun handovers, and a dramatic surrender claim linked to a person named Tavhies, with references to a fire station appearance and a West Trent drive.
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Washington
Weil
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Eboar
Hoyle
Memphis Ache
Ork
Hey Abip
Washington Mobel
Terie Anny
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Haggerty
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Woos
Wester Trent
George Jeli
Ogile
Ging
Sfarry
George Bond
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