Bulkley beats White in Ohio primary sweep
Ohio re nominating Bulkley with 428000 to 176000 over George White. Taft and Day rival for Republican nomination. Arkansas sees Caraway leading McClellan, while Pope trails Clark in Idaho with 38,000 to 35,000. Nebraska no Senate contest. Cochran wins Dem renomination. Pope concedes defeat from Boise Idaho.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Ohio
Arkansas
Idaho
Robert L. Bulkley
George White
Bulkley
Marietta
Robert Taft
Senator Bulkley
Taft
Arthur Day
Hallie Caraway
John Li. McClel
Caraway
Representative McClel
New Deal
White House
W Ho
James P. Pope
D. Worth Clark
Clark
Pope
Nebraska
Senate
R. L. Cochran
Charles Sawyer
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Davey Admits Defeat In Major League Baseball Scores
Newswire summary reports Gov Davey congratulating Sawyer after official tallies showed Sawyer leading in the Democratic nomination. Baseball results across leagues include New York 2 Boston 8, Chicago 6 Cincinnati 3, St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 6, and American League Boston 3 Philadelphia 5, Detroit 7 Chicago 8.
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Davey
Columbus
Ohio
Sawyer
Oersuic
New York
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Detroit
Counterfeiter Sentenced in Sidcup Case
In Sidcup England John Smith aged 28 received 18 months for making counterfeit coins. The report notes that about 24650 dollars capital is needed to carry out the operation thoroughly.
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Sidcup
England
John Smith
Senator George Opposed by President Roosevelt at Warm Springs
President Roosevelt proposed Lawrence Camp or Atlanta running on a New Deal platform for the Georgia Senate seat held by Walter F. George. The luncheon at Warm Springs Foundation Hall featured Rivers and Camp as favored candidates, with George’s opponents including former Gov. Talmadge and William McRea of Atlanta.
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Warm Springs
Georgia
Franklin D. Rondevelt
Lawrence Camp
Atlanta
Senate
Walter F. George
Warm Springs Foundation
F. D. Rivers
Gov. Rivers
Rivers
George
Camp
Talmadge
William McRea
Aby Clipper Completes First Flight Voyage
The PAA baby clipper completed the first round trip survey flight from Seattle to Juneau and back via Ketchikan. It left Seattle Sunday morning, reached Ketchikan, then Juneau, returning to Seattle, marking the maiden survey voyage with speeds and times noted in local zones.
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Aby Clipper
PAA
Seattle
Juneau
Ketchikan
Sana
Stock Quotations From New York Aug 10
Alaska Juneau mine closes at 1144, American Can 102 percent, American Light and Power 5 percent, Anaconda 35 percent, Bethlehem Steel 58, Commonwealth and Southern 14, Curtiss Wright 54, General Motors 46, International Harvester 59, Kennecott 41, New York Central 1914, Southern Pacific 19, United States Steel 59, Safeway Stores 20. Dow Jones averages show industrials 140.40, down 2.81. rails 29.56, down .24. utilities 20.20, down .18.
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New York
Alaska
Juneau
American Can
American Light and Power
Anaconda
Bethlehem Steel
Commonwealth and Southern
Curtiss Wright
General Motors
International Harvester
Kennecott
New York Central
Southern Pacific
United States Steel
Safeway Stores
DOW, Jones
A J President on Annual Trip to Territory
P R Bradley of San Francisco, president of Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co, arrived in Juneau aboard the Columbia for a month of business. He avoided comment on October’s wage law impact, noted ongoing development, and reported the Treadwell Yukon Mayo project moving well with an expected 10 000 tons shipped this season.
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Alaska
P. R. Bradley
San Francisco
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company
Juneau
Columbia
A. J. Head
A. J
Bradley
A. I
Treadwell-Yukon
Mayo
Boggan’s shop and apartment destroyed by fire
Fire at 117 Third Street damaged Boggan’s Moor finishing shop on the first floor and an upstairs apartment. Loses included paper waste pile believed started by children. building owned by B. M Behrends Bank and insured. Firefighters used chemical line and water hose as flames spread through the structure.
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Garland Boggan
Third Street
Press
B. M Behrends Bank
Boggan
W. W. Mulvihill
Royal Sheppard
Sheppard
Constitution Day Made Alaska Holiday on September 17
Alaska will observe Constitution Day on September 17 for the first time in its history, with Governor John W. Troy issuing a proclamation urging patriotic services in schools and communities and the display of the U S flag on public and school buildings where feasible. The observance marks the 151st anniversary of the Constitution’s signing and notes its role in governing a diverse population. Also in brief, tractor speedster Earl Robinson fined four dollars in Regina after reaching 28 mph, and Etta Bringdale and Mary Michaelson depart on the North Sea for a short visit to Ketchikan.
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Alaska
John W. Troy
United States
Territory of
Juneau Unis
United States of America
Ketchikan
Etta Bringdale
Mary Michaelson
North Sea
Beetle Invasion Chronicle From Riverton to Times Square
A Life history of the Japanese beetle tracks its U S debut in 1916 at Riverton New Jersey and its spread to Delaware Pennsylvania New York Maryland by 1926. It notes 1936 page one coverage and a 1998 Times Square incursion. Dr Bennet A Porter of the Agriculture Department is cited as the beetle expert. Public reaction ranges from alarm to calls for calmer control methods as gardeners seek remedies.
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Preston Grover Washington
U. S
Riverton
N. J
Wilson
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New York
Maryland
Admiral Byrd
North Pole
Roosevelt
Times Square
Washington
Bennett A. Porter
Department of Agriculture
Porter
Mamie
Virginia
Disputed Hill Attack Fails as Guerillas Mass for China War
In a global war brief, Japanese and Soviet forces clash near Changkufeng with the Soviets repulsed. China reports stalemate, while Spanish Loyalists push a new line in Catalonia. Guerillas form a regular army around Shanghai and plan anniversary violence.
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Associated Press
Globe Today
Changkufeng
China
Spain
Siberian
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Japan
Russia
Pootung
Shanghai
Sccre
Belaguer
Terida
Catalonia
Barcelona
Segre
Sub Contracts For Baranof Hotel Awarded
Announcement lists sub contracts for the new Baranof Hotel now under construction. Awards went to low bidders including Moline Elevator Company for three elevators, Van S. McKenney of Seattle for electrical appliances at 12000 dollars, and Rice and Ahlers Co. of Juneau for plumbing heating ventilation and air conditioning at 65000 dollars.
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Baranof
Moline Elevator Company
Moline
Ilinois
van 5. McKenney
Seattle
Rice and Ahlers Co
Juneau
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Hattie Caraway
Cochran
Baseball Today
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Pres. Roosevelt
Hughes
California
Honard Hughes
Los Angeles
West
Frank E. Merriam
Frank Shaw
Sportsman
Thomas Charlow
Merriam
Howard Hughes
Shaw
Marty Connor
Bear
Koho
Korea
W. Griffin
Regina
Sask
Earl Robinson
Corrigan
W. J. Fitzgerald
New Bedford
Mass
Douglas Corrigan
Manhattan
Fitzgerald
Nantucket
NEW China Army
London
Moscow
Far East
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