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Kusko Times, McGrath, Alaska.
McGrath, alaska, apr, 16,1921
OKLAHOMA
GOVERNOR
Charges With Neglect
of Duty, Corruption
and Other Sins.
Oklahoma City, April 14.—An inves
tigation committee of the Honse has
filed reports recommending the im
peachment of Governor Robertson.
The governor is charged with gross
neglect of duty as well as corraptioo,
■also with unwarranted use of executive
powers in regard to pardons, reprieves
and paroles, it being declared that
clemency has been granted to nineteen
hundred persons during his adminis
trations.
Aeroplanes in 5,000-Mile Flight.
Washington, April 14.—Two marine
aeroplanes started from here today ou
a iive-thousaod-mile flight from itere
to the Virgin island group, and retina.
Harry Johnson and Dave Mutchler
arrived from the Outside on Mondav,
and are now on their way to Flat.
ATTORNEYS
Albrecht & Taylor
Geo. \V. Albrecht, Iditarod, Alaska.
Chas. E. Taylor, Seattle, Wash,
Practice in all the Courts.
Seattle Law Office; L. C. Smith Bide.
Elliott 1642.
PROHIBITION
OFFICERS
Cannot Stop Citizens for
Search Without Spe
cial Warrant
Seattle, April 14.—Federal Judge
Netterer bas dismissed the case against
Herbert Haliowell, charged with re
sisting Federal prohibition officers.
The court holds t hat prohibitioDagents
canDGt stop a citizen for'the purpose of
searching him without a special search
warrant.
JLieut. Cooney Dead.
Natchez, Miss., April 13.—Lieutenant
Cooney, who fell with his ’plane near
here ux his attempted flight from .«t ck
sonville, (Fla., to San XJiego ki twen'y
four hours, died fliere today, his back
having been broken in the fall. Hit
body will be taken to Brunswick, Ga.,
for burial.
3 Bandits Get Several
Hundred Dollars From
Delivery Truck Driver
■Chicago, April 44.—Three bandits to
day held up the driver of a packing
company delivery truck, b6und and
gagged him, robbed his person of sev
eral hundred dollars, and escaped in
a waiting automobile. The hold up was
performed after the driver had made
his usual route collections.
One Killed, One Badly
Injured, in Snowslide
in the Shoup Glacier
Valdez, April 13.—A snowslide today
caught the members of a crew working
in Shoup glacier.
William Egan was found to be dead
when his body was uncovered. Ed
Stone was badly injured, and mav re
cover. Two others escaped with but
slight bruises.
No Demand Abroad
for American Copper
New Pork, April 13.—Anaconda,
Utah Copper, Ray Consolidated, Chino
Copper and Nevada Copper Company
have completely suspendeb operations
because of the small demand abroad
for American copper.
Considering: Problems
of War-Time Violators
Washington, April 11.—Attorney
General Daugherty, on request-of the
judicial committee of the Genate, is
considering legislation to solve the
problems m connection with prisoners
now suffering confinement because of
violation of war-time laws.
Among those arriving here on Mon
day was Sid Renner, en route to Flat.
Mr. Renner comes to take charge of
the Thrift Mining Company’s opera
tions, at the mouth of Crooked creek.
Alaska Rivers
Hot Drinks Coffee Sandwiches
Doughnuts Cake and. Pie
Served at All Hours
McGrath Pool Room & Cigar Store
Mrs. E. P. Werner, Prop.
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That’s our business and that’s where we shine;
in other words where satisfactory service is al
ways given. Freighting between all points— ?
McGrath, Tacotna, Ophir, Iditarod, Cripple,
even as far as Ruby.
W. H. Jones - Freighter
PIONEER ROADHOUSE
Souib Fork--Seward-Iditarod TraiL >.
Plenty of Dog Feed Anteiope and Ibex ihi-ways on tap. y«
In season, Mountain-Sheep, Wild Moose and Grizzly Bear.*
Don’t forget to look in and see the man who blazed^ the
trail for you over Rainy Pass. Call in at Hellsgate and
get your bearings.
Joe Blanchell - Prop.
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Glasses .Fitted Spectacles Repaired
VWatdil^pairipg
■Serid Your Order With thd Mail Man.
W. W. Jones - — Ruby
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