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   Fairbanks Weekly News Miner, The (Newspaper) - June 17, 1921, Fairbanks, Alaska                                AND THC WEEKLY ALASKA CITIZEN VOLUME NO I FAIRBANKS JUNE IT 1921 LABOR IS WILL ON US AT MIDNIGHT AT WORK NOT JOIN Tne of the Suii Maj at Fait bauka under the auspices oi the Native sous and 01 tbe Golden N ana the men and ei i eat to June WASHINGTON D C June 16 f Federation of Labor now has been learned n here has passed a reso that the I States does 1 i on all ne upon he T not contemplate panclpating m the te ena e 10 LaFoller e deliberations of the Council of the b II for a fede al League of Nations which convenes at i i gation of the Nationwide 1 ck Switzerland tomorrow to of the seamen the question of mandates The resolution declares that A participation is i i of European and An en ered unnecessary since the United car ship have bwn 1 States and Japan hare undertaken STILL LEFT IN THE OLD TOWN thwarting American people in ue m t aunt and to V -11 lu t tu Ida il L uae oi A las LA oi Alaska inri Jm is in il and work tnd tor L ifi Sons aud Daughters aie be the and tne ioia ui uor in the hit Of the Women baa charge of the parade aLd L a O Gar i of tje jf the ives that ilrs of the sports ot the dav Mrs e refreshments and all the men are working on which partakes of success oi day the parade or at be dnd novelty prizes far Adults wni ir legitimate desire ami in the be convention also a reso on calling for a congress of tbe Southern cotton to IM tbe A ith free Before the Mil be He at Hail for will also be good and the u dei people to some oi the of Jie Midnigh sun en bv tie e aau Daughters ed bj the Pioneer Women f Jack O'Gara chairman of The a settlement of the mandate question over the Island of Tap tiro direct negotiations Just ourselves we always knew thai the makings of a live cown still remained in u was to touch Old to bring cheat thru we J j was in seat jester i i line ior OLO rat tut we must toru CITY DADS WERE BUSY the Festival of the which is Sun of tiie bone and Daughters of Thei is who Alaska the who will do the work of uj up the finest celebration Then behind the fellow who will do but it is such a job that a feller doesa t care to tackle it if he can avoid it- ThoM ho are giving the least or ire during the working time town asking he feller who is stirring things up d ing it ne will make out of it and criticising everything does and as there nothing bat and annoyance ij the job if t j 1 to get a to a celebration However by keeping out of It fo or three men are gomp into Fourth celebration and are WRECKED dance w H 10 p m when he 1 Native Sons ers are off the job for da the admi sion Jean Bunneli been elected Queen of Court of the and her OMAHA June v and S a co e keen h I killed and 2 injured en ou h a Chicago be 50 Fie schman s piece or chestra will furnish the music and I being dolled up picked out and to- he occasion During the parade Kid Deception of Court T ill be an tl it 1 be one of the finest dances of i e c 1 vears am I o Omaha was se of a br dge o e i Nek uder ne There will be rates on the Queen ano trairs and a big crowd d officials have said Choir expected o come to town to l or will be Native the occasion affecting the he b dge 10 collapse that f i ed ue Old must encourage them going to make it a success They and buck with them for the Browne to dei of time are old j quote a for a train UH even enough O the enure job off 2nd to oubi oje for toe cits i w I he orke for the I and i is within the I i mg witb of the nave of reason that it until are makes a fair price for the train L number to assure the -a trainload of people will be brought re in Our Town The here from Healy and A nen are to do all the work returned to Heah Tuesday with no decorating tbe autos for the parade cost of free tram A preparing banquet for the children gram woith while will be prepared and supervising Jie children ana financed and mi and at the Park and the m will do d ng arranged n ind the the fis during the celebration Season Park bring tne crowd o There have been gome great town to the ou acd furn b a m Fair1 ID the elation 01 c a eii to a cio beauu t u dmi the o ck nu d stack of routine work E were sold tne Park K tinned a loan of to be used n the park and race track in shape for Uie of celebration the money to be return ed from the proceeds of gate re- and a appropriation made available to the street committee for the purpose i ACCIDENT CONTRACT TO ARGUE LEWIS June ID On tJ e f tome Pit iden ng es te dai Annulled he ar D part tne cent icti paced tbe eJ bta c- ernes fo d tfO ai t bar pss 1 Pres aent action in annul the con taken n tne grondi hat contract e the cr code prohibiting in officers and em in such transactions T Jui e he t r UJ ia been DC t e L and i n ent o the n g be ween them f- -1 are the Manda e t e iland of the alien land legisla i J he return of Shantung F the that have been but are no For the Fourth of July the town and there s to mg the city's on its toes thia morning Alet other one albeit a safe and The health committee recommend us a foi JSn this Fourth td o the council the 6th others have volunteered finan Make to lo ish has been A backing and to stand behind brate m Fairbanks of trouble to the health com r be opened for the dumping of clean refuse It Is the plan of tbe to have the i filled with ine refuse and then covered with soil in order to eliminate ona oi the town s threatening nuisances The bills were read and communications acted upon A reso lution aimed to check tbe BATTLERS DIVIDE WORKING June Th r i were ne i jo o can n T a w ill at entr T e of Camp ONE OF THE INJURED DIES Pr the injured died m ies maximum fine m a pr nc been to The new ordinance n aa hospital follows bile of open mufflers L Jane ib town or Ai L the tai are running while 1 uf III ioia uti drawn up and and t u oua alao decided that tbe Kej FL t concerning speeding within the following a brief c eer as n limits shall henceforth be admitted the Hi i ofi enforced The speed limit is m m u j ife as a of ve U A sembl as 1 to ed 1 ar li IS s t e ted to co g e s ami n e ber f Jie and 1 r again in a rt n ember of the L S e a e a id r t un 10 ORDINANCES NO 240 June I r ti h miners ve te on o re r for a e It to e u of s ng the Kx f iambe of Commerce aa I ared fh t con e bu a exemplified re Packer Ton rol ia a nn ent ol s r h of Socialism Tbe Senator attacked the n Government control it would be a tragic failure Three balls veiled the umpire charce to soak it stouter t he excited pawnbroker's tc the batsman RECEIVED SEA The members of the scho 1 board ever tbe interests of the s and b schot I n i 1 oi INO 196 f the To are out thix for i c t f i r nl c as a anl f i o her o u HI nor P i po es ng it torn down and mcned r f1 TI 1 M enal passing and tbej f VM OP o rg rf t c new a OF FAIRBANKS u Fo cf Jih dm P m the Sect on 1 of Ordinance or night July 2nd be and is hereby The be brought to as follows and the t bm for t 10 1 That it shall be un U LAM It t June ei a le s c i i 1 1 it u neu in s mon i r tlie t 01 int ne g ma until 1 t i n a stre c s h C WILL APPEAR TIME BEFORE FIGHT M June pr w 11 remain aT h lie G i e f o ng to the arena h automobile n hp i h t n aniger 11 c bat il fn m tne corne he e f1 t i at e as en o it be o f r n f N s i OFFICE c e F recen ed a rr ie tie postoffice th nr ing him that the nml e d knowing that the mono for any person persons com h cago for the Younger Fair or corporation to run or opp banks ate in Town of Fa i banks ss t f e who paid Kokom i creek a isit this week returned last evening Mr is ed m mining ground oa Kokomo and has had a prospecting hold inga since early this DEATH BY FIRE CALGARY June 14 J J Rut ledge and four burned to dea h when f de- ed vome near Tn ss Ce Jia sdio l engine motor car truck icr at Xa armed m motorcycle or other on the n fiom tbe c e H le p apelled or laa is l lene bv nal came in from tne States last ft bust on and emitting loud explosive T to accept tbe sounds without engine i is returning to her home arJ car truck automobile r make the trip to the Rt or vehicle being a Troad Paes Dpd with a muffler of sufficient to walk over the stretch capacity to no steel Miss Norton will Cor on t CANADA OBJECTS VICTORIA June re Provincial Premier of vko M now In London ha of e Uw to   

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