Governor Bone Urges Liberal Alaska Reforms
Alaska needs centralized administration at Juneau with Washington oversight. Governor Scott C. Bone calls for liberal mining and land laws and a colonization plan tied to a government railroad to cultivate interior lands. He urges better transportation, fair freight rates, mail subsidies, fisheries safeguards, road-building, and a $100,000 appropriation for an administrative building in Juneau. The territory’s population fell to 30,000 last decade, hurting growth and prospecting across mining and fishing sectors.
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Washington
Alnaka
Scott C. Bone
Interior Department
Juneau
Hoe
Alaska
Post Office Department
Pribilof Islands
Bone
Negro Works Out Fine For Attack On Wife
H Parios colored man returning from Scottsbluff Neb where he had worked in labor gangs at a sugar factory discovered his wife had taken his clothing and converted money to dope. He pulled a knife and wounded her leg to punish her act. The woman received medical attention while Paries, earning a dollar a day for the city, pays a $50 fine after arraignment before Judge Perry A Morris.
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Scottsbluff
Neb
H. Parios
Paries
Perry A. Morris
Management of Prisons Discussed by Executives
Charleston article notes a December 4 meeting in the house of governors led by T E B Campbell of Arizona after an address by C A Hardee. Hardee argued lavish sympathy for criminals erodes respect for the law and coddling criminals weakens the fear of law.
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Charleston
N. C
House of Governors
C. A. Hardee
Florida
T. EB. Campbell
Arizona
Hardee
Ex Congressmen Jurist Olin Wellborn Dies at 79
Los Angeles reports the death of Judge Olin Wellborn a jurist and former congressman born in Georgia aged 79 He served four terms from Texas in Congress and spent 20 years as U S district judge for the southern California district retiring in 1916 He is survived by two sons Judge Charles Wellborn of the Los Angeles county superior court and Olia Weil born Jr an attorney
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Los Angeles
Olin Wellborn
Georgia
Wellborn
Congress
Texas
United States District Court
Southern District of California
Charles Wellborn
Los Angeles County Superior Court
Olia Weilborn, Jr
Blind Newsie Beckenridge Wins Casper Hearts
Casper residents praise W Beckenridge a blind newsvendor who came from Butte to Casper last July after losing sight in Idaho mines. He supports his wife, plans a home, and shares cheerful greetings on Center and Second streets. Newsboys help him, and locals speak of his pluck and gratitude.
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W. Beckinridge
Butte, Mont
Idaho
Beckenridge
Casper
Newsles
Sa National Bank
Breckinridge
Mr. Beckinridge
Newsies
New al World
North Center Street
Mr. Beckinrdge
Wyoming
Sheridan
Boulder Student Dies of Gunshot Wound in Rabbit Hunt
Robert af. Handy Jr. a 20 year old Boulder student died from a gunshot wound suffered while rabbit hunting north of the city. He fired a shot at a rabbit, struck it, swung the gun, and the second barrel discharged into his upper right leg. He died from shock and blood loss before aid arrived. He hunted with Charles Ware, a University of Colorado student, who sought help after Handy collapsed. Handy's father heads the Handy Lumber Co. in Boulder. his grandfather was a noted Colorado pioneer and Denver banker.
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Boulder
Colo
Robert Af. Handy, Jr
Handy
Charles Ware
University of Colorado
Ware
Handy Lumber Company of
Robert A. Handy
Colorado
Denver
Tobacco duty protests on Turkish tobacco rise
Junius Parker of New York City testified before the Senate Finance Committee against increasing the duty on Turkish tobacco. He described an expected jump from 35 cents to 1 dollar per pound, noting a higher tax per thousand on cigarettes and Turkish tobacco, and questioned the protection rationale for Turkish tobacco grown in California.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Junius Parker
New York City
Paker
Parker
California
Advertising Payoff If The Tribune Partners With Casper Merchants
The Tribune urges Casper merchants to cooperate for effective holiday advertising and promised service they pay for. It emphasizes delivering value and urges advertiser cooperation to ensure timely, quality ad placement during the season.
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the Tribune
Seal Drive Success Spurs Need for More Workers
A report from Mrs. Harry Young credits the Christmas seal sale with strong citywide support. Businesses aid volunteers though illness has left many tasks to a few. volunteers, including Girl Reserves and boy scout troops, are urged to report to headquarters for assignments. Funds stay in the state for tubercular disease work.
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Harry Young
Taylor and Clay
Een
Ol Exchange
Locajonas
Boy Scout
Society For the Prevention and Spreading
U S Senate Haiti Dominican Republic Committee Arrives
The United States senate committee investigating Haiti and the Dominican Republic arrived at Cape Haitien with a quiet but cordial reception. The session touched on Turkish cigarette imports and the California crop of 1920, while unrelated remarks about European peasants and diet followed.
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Cape Haitien
United States Senate
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Open Shop in Harbor Work in Havana
The inauguration of the open shop for harbor work in Havana yesterday caused some interruptions but no disorders. The event marks a shift in labor practices with peaceful proceedings and no public disturbances reported.
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Harbor
Havana
Engineers and Optients to Promote World Peace
New York engineers and scientists form to promote world peace by uniting engineers internationally. Ambrose Swasey of Cleveland backs creation of a global engineers union before the American Society of Mechanical Engineers in session. Dexter S. Kimball of Sibley College, Cornell, named ASME president by the nominating committee amidst debate on armament limits.
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New York, Co
International Union of Engineers
Ambrose Swasey
Cleveland
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Society
Patent Office
Dexter 8
Kimball
Sibley College of Engineering
Cornell University
Japanese Envoy for Uruguay Presents Credentials to Brum
Nakamura, Japan's first minister accredited to Uruguay, formally presented credentials to President Brum. A Japan Uruguayan commercial treaty is expected to be announced soon.
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Nakamura
Uruguay
Japan
Brum
Lyon and Healy Reproducing Piano Amaze Buyers
The piano trade praises a new Lyon and Healy Reproducing Piano for its supreme quality and low price. It claims authentic touch and expression, reproducing great pianists like Paderewski Hofmann Bauer and other stars, making their performances feel live at home.
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Lyon & Healy
Lyon& Healy
Paderewski
Hofmann
Bauer
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