Alaska delegates fight rages over party primaries and Corson surge
A heated Alaska political battle over delegate selection unfolds across districts including Nome Fairbanks and Three divisions. Key figures include Corson Cale Ryan Perkins factions with Nome caucus results hinting at Corson seating and a potential First division contest.
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Vnte
Gill
Mene Democrats
John W
Nome
Mron
Territorial
Congress
Tiswas
Thomas Cale
Wash
Seattle
Cale
Carson
John P
Fairbanks
Govd
Fa! Post Office
Corton
Pele
Valdez
Ter
Sheidos
Syvard
Seldovia
Pri
Faease
Wick
Haines
Col
Bol Riptosky
Ketchikan
Juneau
Skagway
Readwell
Douglas
Alaska
Clam
Corson
Ryan-Perkins
Seward
Valdes
Ryan
Perkins
Foose Battleships a Pier 2 Ten Gilly We Round Trip
A sparse OCR fragment mentions a battle-related phrase around pier and round trip terms. No clear names, dates, or events are readable to confirm a concrete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOSEE
Ten ‘Gilly
German Cruiser Bremen Arrives in Port au Prince
United Press dispatch reports the German cruiser Bremen docking at Port au Prince from Kingston Jamaica. President Lewis weighs expelling Herr Reinbold of Hermann & Co for funding revolutionaries while Germany decisions to oppose the expulsion and demand Haitian government bonds worth 300000 dollars plus interest. Commander Potts of the Des Moines monitors the developments.
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United Press
Port AU Prince
Kingston
Jamaica
Bremen
Lewis
Statemente
Herr Reinbold
Hermann &On
Revolutioniats
Germany
Helebold
Flaynes
Potts
United States
Des Moinen
High School Pupils Condemn Disturbance At Minstrel Show
Washington high school students passed resolutions condemning lemon throwing at the Moore theatre Minstrel show on Friday March 27. They urged naming offenders to William F Geiger and said the principal would pursue discipline as needed. This marks the first student led discipline action in city high schools.
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Washington High School
Moore Thea
Moore Theatre
Spa
William F. Geiger
Chicago Stolen Millions by Water Department Employee
Chicago reports a total of 9.5 million dollars stolen over ten years by a water department employee. McCort, superintendent, cites losses in the meter branch amounting to 5 million through false meter registrations. The thefts occurred during Mayors Harrison and Dunne administrations.
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Chicago
Water Department
McCort
Carter H. Harrison
Edward F. Dunne
McCart
Admiral Sperry to Keep Connecticut as Atlantic Fleet Flagship
Rear Admiral Sperry announced that upon assuming command of the Atlantic fleet on July 1 he will retain the Connecticut as the flagship. A volcano in Guatemala is erupting. Astoria plans to drive undesirables from the city. Mrs. Margaret Hall of New Westminster celebrated her 100th birthday. Fire wiped out the Indian village at Sechelt, 50 miles north of Vancouver.
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Sperry Het
Connecticut
Guatemala
Astoria
Margaret Hall
New Westminster
Sechelt
Van
Georgetown Council Overrules Mayor in Power Curtailment
The Georgetown city council overruled Mayor Muller, passing ordinances that strip Marshal Johnson of some prerogatives. The move targets the suburban law enforcement limb amid accusations of excessive activity in policy during the recent election.
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Muller
Georgetown
Marshal Johnson
Hhis
Ravenna Street Extension Approved By Mayor
Mayor Miller returned the ordinance extending 20th Avenue through Ravenna park with approval to the city council. The measure has sparked considerable bickering among interested parties, and yesterday was the last day for the mayor to act.
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Miller
20Th Av
Ravenna Park
Boulevard construction to begin between Alki and Schmitz Park
The park board voted to start work soon on a boulevard from North Alki to Schmitz Park. It awaits deeds from property owners for the right of way. A Ballard to Woodland Park roadway was discussed but delayed two weeks.
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North Alki
Schmitz Park
Ballard
Woodland Park
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Abe
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Second Ave
HE Grote-Rankin CO
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Second Avenue
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Rayerything New
A. C. Ladd
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J. C
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Ireland
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Conti
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Yukon
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Lie Reise Oe
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Pond
Manefield
de Léhe
Lie
Saint Thomas Bay
Red Cross
Tetlow's
Park, Davie & Co
St. Melbourne
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Deimel
Chesterman
Bartell Drug CO
Second
Cherry
James
Bartell’s Owl Drug Store
Ravenna
A. Bridge & CO
First Ave
Wesler
Hall
Fredlund
Horninger
Larson
Fike Street
Fred Taake
Tide Flats
Dearborn St
Associated Dentists
Eastern Outfitting CO
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Rainier Boulevard
Jones-Thompson Investment Company
Geneca Street
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