Yukon Mining Revival Seen as New Boom Yet to Come
Dr Thompson, veteran Yukon physician, argues the Klondike rush will not repeat its overnight fortunes. He notes substantial silver and lead deposits in Mayo district near Dawson and predicts long term industrial growth with capital, patience, and stable mining, contrasting past wild days with modern mining discipline.
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Poten
Mani
Yellow Trail
Perepeon
Mayo
Dawson
Yukon
Dawson City
Thompson
Tinto
Jim
Fdom
Yukon Territory
Bagah
Canadian Pacific Railway
Manitoba
Klondike
Stout
New York
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
United States
Yukon Promises Growth Draws New Residents
A speaker states the Yukon is accessible from New York and argues the territory needs capital to develop. He emphasizes attracting permanent residents rather than tourists from May 1 through October 1, highlighting Dawson as a future hub ten days after leaving New York.
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Yukon
Heme
Dawson
New York
Auto Classic On Tomorrow in Altoona
Altoona scenes brim with racing fans as motorists flood the city ahead of the American aero motor classic on the famed Altoona speedway. Hotels overflow lobbies host Boy Scouts and volunteers guiding crowds to private homes opened for visitors. Flags fly as preparations reach a final, festive peak.
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Altoona
United States
Lobbiss
Mother and two sons die in apartment fire
New York police report Mrs Rose Burns 28 and her sons Thomas 3 and James 2 perished in an early morning blaze that engulfed their apartment after an explosion of undetermined origin. James Burns 31 a trolley inspector awakened and fought through flames to reach his family, later reentering the dwelling in futile rescues as authorities investigate reports of cooking hops in the kitchen.
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New York
Rose Burns
Thomas
James
James Burns
Opening of 350 mile world championship race draws huge crowds
A battered touring car with Indianapolis banners arrived outside the gates amid a throng of thrill seekers. The opening bomb signal was scheduled for Saturday at 6 AM, with the main 350 mile race starting at 2:30 PM Eastern. The scene surpassed prior attendance records set since the mile and a quarter board saucer opened on Labor Day 1928.
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Indianapolis
Easternandard Sims
Reetcoor
Pittsburgh Bank President William Price Dead
William Price 70 president of the Diamond National Bank of Pittsburgh died last night in Wernersville Pa after two months of heart trouble. A Brownsville Pa native born in 1855 he led multiple local companies and had long resided in Pittsburgh. His body was due to arrive today with funeral plans not yet set.
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INS
William Price
Diamond National Bank
Wernersville
Price
Diamond Bank
Brownsville
Championship Race Cars Ready for Air $25,000 Prize
Mechanics work continuously tuning costly cars for the championship as Milton Cooper LePaolo Duray and Harts lead bets by rail birds. Experts clock tuning to over 180 mph and say every entry has a real but slim chance at the $25,000 prize. Bob Moonagh, youngest star, drives Milton's AeA car with veteran Dave Lew.
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Chanics
Tommy Milton
Earl Coopper
Peter LePaolo
Leon Duray
Anth
Harry Harts
Bob Moonagh
Milton
Dave Lew
Notable pilot to oversee nephew DePaolo's pit before race
A well known driver, who vows never to race on board tracks again, will arrive before the event to take charge of the pit of his famous nephew Peter DePaolo, the Italian winner of the recent classie at Indianapolis.
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Peter DePaolo
Indianapolia
Cupid Plays An Odd Prank In Wilkes-Barre Court
In Wilkes-Barre Judge Henry A. Fulley heard that Miss Josephine Gimbel and John Dourko planned marriage after Dourko had faced a murder charge for threatening and attempted arson when she rejected him. The couple announced reconciliation in court, startling proceedings.
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Wilkes-Barre
Cughd
Josephine Gimbel
John Dourko
Henry A. Fulley
Dourko
Peculiar Old ban Abold Massachusetts law
A fragment from a historical page references a peculiar old ban linked to Massachusetts law. It mentions a paragraph and a place name Gapla Av or similar, but the readable text is sparse and unclear. The item appears as a clipped legal or regulatory note without identifiable individuals or concrete actions.
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Massachusetts
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Garag Murray
Susquehanna Motor CO
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