Ogden Daily Standard | 1909-06-15 | Page 6 | United States Signal Corps Entirely Re-Organized |

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Date	1909-06-15
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Article Title	United States Signal Corps Entirely Re-Organized
Type	article
Date	1909-06-15
Paper	Ogden Daily Standard
Page	6
OCR Text	Show UNITED STATES SIGNAL CORPS ENTIRELY RE-ORGANIZED. Seattle, June lL The United States signal corps In Alaska has been reorganized re-organized as a result of the recent installation in-stallation of wireless stations in the far north. Wireless apparatus will replace the government telegraph lines which heretofore have been a source of great trouble In keeping in repairs. One headquarters will be moved from St. Michael to Fort Gibbon. The I district extends along the telegraph line from Glen to St. Michael and embraces em-braces Nome, Saftey, Fort Gibbon. St. Michael and Kotlik among its stations. There is little change in district No. 2. which extends just south of tho Yukon river from Glen to Paxon, has Fairbanks as Its headquarters and embraces Cycle and Fort Egbert.
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