Eight Hour Law Appeal Sidetracked in Alaska Case
In Fairbanks the 1917 eight hour law was ruled invalid as unconstitutional and class legislation. The U S Attorney sought a writ of error to the Supreme Court, but the Attorney General later telegrammed that the appeal would be dismissed and Judge Bunnell's decision stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roth
U. S
Fairbanks
Alaska
United States
Northern Commercial Company
George A. Coleman
Gregory
Supreme Court
Charles Lestor on lecture platform on German psychology
Charles Lestor former Socialist speaker of Dawson, now on the coast, spoke in Vancouver on The Psychology of Germany. He argued the German rulers robbed the people and educated workers to obedience, predicting the downfall of the regime by German Socialists amid warnings of war and national policy. A separate note reports 60 gallons of whisky found in Fairbanks linked to Tom Maher, fined $500.
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Charles Lestor
Dawson
Fairbanks
Nenana
Vancouver
Vancouver Sun
Colonial Theatre
Germany
Lestor
Rome
Asia
Mr. Lester
Y Aga
France
Belgium
LYS
Sealey
Second Avenue
Pioneer Hotel
Tom Maher
Tom
Heilig
Opal mining notes and new citizen declarations from Ophir region
Mining news reports mining at Ophir Yon areas with 20 to 25 workers on open cuts pay found on multiple creeks including Speveek and Spruce several outfits described with numbers of men gear and locations The report also notes ice conditions at Georgetown on May 16 and a widow Mrs Geo Young dying May 1 and mentions naturalization declarations as residents seek citizenship The miscellaneous item mentions shell gathering and mosquitoes in Michigan Cove
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Bob Yoekman
Bill Walker
Way
Victor Hill
Fred Deembeg
Olaf Olson
Contact Association
Happy Creek
Uicing Payor
al Walsh
Kuskokwim
Georgetown
Sle
Geo. Young
Doings on Creeks and Prospecting on Willow and Hoh River
Doings on creeks note Harston Rasmus Matson and Charles Enquist taking property from Frank Manley on Willow Creek and planning to operate a drag-line scraper with 12 ground sluicers and ample water. Joe Loranger opens a new site on Willow Creek upper end. Nick Hiei and Hans Halverson prospect coal on the Hoh lita river about 20 miles from the mouth. Charlie Wood and Hank and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harston
Rasmus Matson
Charles Enquist
Frank Manley
Willow Creek
Joe Loranger
Nick Hiei
Hans Halverson
Hohlita
Charlie Wood
Hank
Assoc
Naturalization Declarations Questioned by Supreme Court
Clerks of the Courts of Naturalization are alerted that the Supreme Court in United Antonio Morena held old style declarations of intention invalid for naturalization. Any declaration over seven years old offered to support petitions is void regardless of filing under old or existing law. Judges should dismiss such petitions and advise holders accordingly.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
United Antonio Morena
What the U. S. Asks Meatless and Wheatless Days
A guide outlines daily meatless and wheatless meals for the nation. One meatless meal daily is urged, plus a wheatless Monday, meatless Tuesday, wheatless Wednesday, and porkless Saturday each week.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pioneer Office
Wada’s
Mitchell Lumber Co
Merchants’ Cafe
Coronas. Iditarod Meat CO
Ophir
Thorns
Ilagen
Ganes Creek
Smoke Country
Yankee Creek
Steve Bailey
Vic Lasino
Ophir Creek
Evie Hard
Smith
Collins
Discovery
Johnson and Johnson
Letitia
Taton
Martin Downey
Upper
Good News Bay Country
Matheson
McLeod
Chicken Creek
Summit Association
M. B. Breve
Pxatinger
Michigan Cove
J Wmi
Mrs. Young
J. B. Sale
Pioneer
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