The McCarthy
Weekly News
VOL; 6.
McCarthy, ALASKA, SATURDAT January 6th. 1923
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Clifford Cayonette arrived in
town from Dan Creek where he
is located tit the present time
it is understood that Mr. Cay on
ette will leave town in a few days
to attend court at Valdez.
Marshall Reynolds left for Cor
dova the first of this week as a
witness in a moon-shine trial.
ATennderstand that the marsh
Hit took four cases with him.
The cases contained a s peeial
h- ind of Mule with a label ‘n’eve
r. -thing. Tne White Equidse is
some that was seized recently
and has been traced.
The Marshall will arrive on
the first train n^xt wreek to re
assume his official duties.
Harry Cloes the Game Warden
lias taken a trip to Chitina. After
a shbrt stay in the Trail City he
will return to McCarthy.
Victor Marshall returned to
Cordova the first of this week
where he will finish high school
Mike Knowles arrived from
Cliisana Thursday with the mail
Too Mhch Jonson also came
in at the same time.
•1 r. Jonson states that the team
he brot in is in shape to enter
the dog race when it is run.
Judge Coppernoll who has been
on a two month vacation return
edto his official duties Monday
The Judge reports a very plea
sant trip. He states that he visit
ed both on the Western and the
Easter.' coast and that wherever
he went he found canditions far
worse than they are in McCart
hy anc the vicinity.
Mr. O.F.M. Cole who has been
resident and publisher in McCar
thy for several years left on Tue
sday’s train to’ join Mrs. Cole
and the family who aro now in
Corddva.
Mr. Cole has been acting Com
missioner during the absence
of Judge Coppernoll.
BRENEWICK BOY INJURED
Sunday Leanord Brenewick
had an accident that cq&ild l**ve
easily been fatal.
Leanord like most countr y and
Alaskan children has been raised
around horses and in consequen
fchot all horses would ac% the
same as the stock that is used
by his father. So when Leaord
was in Lenien’s stable Sunday
he started petting the horses
and in passing behind a horse
was kicked in the face. •
One of the corks entered the
right cheek, passed thru the
flesh and knocked a tooth out.
The blow was very severe and
if it had been struck two inches
higner it would have proven fatal.
Dr. Mohr who is in attendance
states the patient doing as well
as car he expected.
JUST RECEIVED- Fresh Pork
Pork Sausage, Bologa, Head
cheese, Roasting Chickens wnd
Fresh Oysters. Your Patronage
Solicited.
R. L. H. Marshall
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TELEGRAPHIC
Paris Jan 5th
France today issued a moboliz
ation order to all troops on
leave that are attached to the
army of the Rhine.
The army also has a large body
of men stationed at Mayence and
these troops are also ordered to
the Rhine.
These hostile moves are the
result of the breaking down of
the reparation conference.
I
Zanesville Fla Jan.8th
A race riot began 1 ast night
and ran a bloody course until
morning at Rosewood.
There are seven peeple killed
and many moreingured.
The riot began over a white
woman being attacked by a ne
gro.
MASQUERADE A HUGE
SUCCESS
Saturday evening all the
young and old folks got togather
at the Pioneer Hall for a ’hiyu’
time. About forty people attend
ed the celebration of the New
Year. There were Queens, bell
hops, vamps Pierrotts, porters,
ladies daisies, gypsies, shep
herdesses and clowns and in
fact every kind of a make up
present.
I The prizes were numerous and
valuable all {the (business houses
n town c ontributing.
Music was furnished by Mrs
O,Neill at the piano, Snyder on
the traps and Mrs. Wilson play
ed the violin.
Dr, Mohr Jazzed from time to
Page 4
Washington Jan 5th
Advices from the White House
indicate that Harding intends to
visit Alaska tnis spring if he can
get away from his work for a
short time.
The presidential yacht May
flower is in the Brooklyn Navy
Yard being fitted with oil burner
for her trip North. She is to sail
according to her present orders
for Seattle, sometime in May.
Harding will take the boat at
that port and will come np by
easy stages.
Jan 5th
Secretary Weeks stated that
the situation was very grave and
the main cause of the strained
situation was greediness of nat
ons who have reparations com
ing.
Weeks also stated that the U’
S. troops on the Rhine would in
all probality be with drawn in a
short time.
Hughes speaking on the same
subject informed Jusserand that
the attitude of France toward
America’s entering into the rep
arat.ion settlement.
Jan 5th
Frank H. Budkins Federal Jud
ge for the state of Washiugton
was today nominated to be U.S.
Judge for the ninth circut court
London Jan 5 th
The recent killing of British
subjects {in Mexico has caused
the English government to an
nounce that they will take steps
te protect their subjects in that
country.