Strange Native Races in Western Alaska
Special Correspondent Will H. Beil reports on Alaska native groups the Tinehs and Eskimo coast peoples. The piece contrasts interior Yukon Tinehs with coastal Tlingits and Eskimo, noting origins from Asia, distinctive customs, hospitality to whites, hunger and hardship during famine, and declining populations. It describes clothing, trade, subsistence, and ivory carving, plus igloo housing and native dances with Japanese stylistic influences.
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Will H. Beil
United States Senate
Alaska
Michaeri
Yukon River
Asia
Witte
Woywk Valley
Seward Penineula
Indiana
St. Michael
Interior
Greenland
Labrador
Patches and Potholes Haunt Seattle Streets
Residents complain of repeated street digging for conduits cables and utilities while pavements are ripped up and repaved. The labor reach includes steam engineers union halls and various labor meetings noted around Second Avenue and nearby blocks.
Eskimo Kashima Housing At Stebbins Alaska
A fragment describes Stebbins Alaska Eskimo kashima communal houses built into a hillside with doorless entry via a sealed ice shield shed. The interior uses seal oil lamps for light and heat, and occupants shed clothing to cope with intense warmth from togetherness.
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Alaska
Stebbins
St. Ie
Lampa
New East Chicago Ship Canal to Boost Indiana Industry
Governor Durbin will inaugurate ceremonies marking the start of a vast project the East Chicago Ship Canal. The three mile waterway will connect Lake Michigan to Wolf Lake creating a major port near Hammond and promising to rival Chicago in industrial growth. The canal will be three and one half miles long and fifty feet wide enabling the largest Great Lakes ships with one year for the first mile and two years for full completion.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Chicago
Durbin
Lake Michigan
Wolf Lake
Hammond
Indiana Line
Great Lakes
Youngs Hat Ad Promises Full Refund After Three Months
An advertisement from Brooke & Co at 1991 Second Avenue Arcade touts a $3 Youngs Hat claiming high quality and a three month wear test with a full refund if not antiafactory. The copy promises satisfaction and refunds for hats that fail to meet standards.
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Boney
Brooke &Co
Second Avenue
Walter Camp Explains New Football Rules Changes
Walter Camp outlines the aims of the new football rules in New Haven. He discusses seven men on the line, open play, increased kicking, quarterback runs, and more balanced officiating to reduce brutality and improve spectator appeal. The changes seek clearer action and fairer penalties.
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New Haven
Conn
Coulty
Mm Committee
Mawin @ Meuter
University of Tilinote
Tte
Eather Gadgear
Walter Camp
I s 17 now Biwashes fall to Newtons pace in Seattle win
Seattle defeated Los Angeles as Newton and Dillon traded positions in the sixth inning and the game turned on errors. Vrain kept the hits scattered while Spies and Byers shared catching duties. Portland and San Francisco games followed with varied battery pairings.
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Newton
Dillon
Seattle
T. Vrain
Los Angeles
Horac
R. H. Seattle
Los Angels
St. Vrain
Byers
Spies
Louie Long Seeks Big Fight After Van couver Showdown
Louie Long has received an offer to meet Benny Yanger in Salt Lake City in late November after a stunning performance against Herrera in Vancouver. The Mexican’s battered condition and Longs dominance signal a rise toward a championship bout against top figures such as Young Corbett.
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Toute Long
Herrera
Vancouver
Salt Lake
Benny Yanger
Long
Young Corbett
Mexican pug to go with Monana boy fight previews
Much interest is shown in a scheduled featherweight bout at 120 pounds between Aurelia Herrera a Mexican fighter and Eddie Santry of Chicago. The match, expected to draw local support, is to be staged this evening under a local sporting organization with Herrera as the favorite in Anaconda Montana.
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Anaconda
Mont
Aurelia Herrera
Eddie Santry
Chicago
Herrera
Santry
Nell Makes Rough House in Ballard Night
Nell Pickereul a Seattle girl in disguise as a man smashed two windows at the Brewery saloon in Ballard and was deported with a promise to refrain from Ballard. Policeman Bogert arrested her and she was locked in the city jail before being released.
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Ballard
Nell Pickereul
Seattle
Brewery
Nell
Aceon
Bogert
Prominae
Petition Circulates to Revoke Bowery Saloon License
Oct 24 a petition is being circulated to be presented to the city council at the next meeting seeking the revocation of the Bowery saloon license. The saloon is described as one of the worst moral dives in Ballard and many better citizens favor its suppression.
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Ballard
Bowery
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