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Newspaper

The Daily Alaska Empire

Location

Juneau, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1929

Page

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Stewart Goes to Dedication of Big Tower

Steward leaves for Minneapolis to attend the Washington Memorial Tower dedication August 30 to September 1 representing the Territory and Gov. Parks. He will also attend the International First Aid and Mine Rescue Meet in Kansas City September 12 before returning home.

George A. Parks Foshay Washington Memorial Tower Minneapolis B. D. Stewart Seattle Stewart W. B. Forhay Company Kansas City Washington Memorial Tower Cilhaba Mexico Good Poshay Company Alaska Ketchikan Gov. Parks

Costes Plans Change For World Flight

Le Bourget France Aug 22 Deudedonne Costes delayed dawn takeoff as weather clears He later visited the field and test flew declaring motor and radio in perfect order He may abandon his Tokyo route option due to pressure from friends aiming to honor Graf Zeppelin by a New York approach rather than Berlin.

Lebourget France Deuedonne Costes Costes Tokyo Pacific Ocean New York Graf Zepplein Hugo Eckener al Yace Graf Eckener

Aviatrixes in Air Derby Beach Texas

PECOS Texas Aug 22 Ruth Nichols was first to land in the Santa Monica Cleveland air race flying from El Paso where entrants spent the night. Phoebe Omlie was the second to arrive. The take-off was without accidents.

Pecos Texas Ruth] Nichols el Paso Phoebe Omlle

Fast Passenger Time by Air Made West to East

Captain Roscoe Turner and three passengers completed a 19 hour 53 minute flight from Glendale California to Roosevelt Field New York with three refueling stops to demonstrate one day transcontinental air passenger service. The return trip is scheduled for tomorrow.

Roosevelt Field Roscoe Turner Pacific Coast Glendale Cal

Virginia primary fuels political divide in 2 party era

Richmond dispatch notes Virginia as a political battleground with Republicans allied to anti Smith Democrats under Dr William Moseley Brown facing Dr John Garland Pollard in a governor race framed by Byrd era reform, Raskobism and the short ballot._KEY ENTITIES: Virginia, Richmond, Smith, Moorer, Dr William Moseley Brown, Dr John Garland Pollard, Alfred E. Smith, Bishop James Cannon Jr., Harry Flood Byrd, G Walter Mapp, Roswell Page.

Richmond Virginia William Moseley Brown John Garland Pollard College of William and Mary Pollard Alfred F. Smith Brown Washington and Lee University James Cannon Tne Cannon Dr. Brown Harry Flood Byrd Dr. Pollard Administration G. Walter Mapp Roswell Page Joh Garland Pollard James Cannon, Jr

Skagway Harvest Fair Opens With Large Attendance

Skagway Alaska August 22 The annual Harvest Fair sponsored by the Skagway Women's Club opened here yesterday with a large assortment of exhibits and a strong crowd.

Skagway Alaska Skagway Women's Club

Puget Sound Pink Salmon Pack Tops Two Firms Reported

Seattle Aug 22 The Puget Sound pink salmon pack rose past 183 847 cases as two large firms did not report and the total is expected to exceed 200 000 cases. Puget Sound buyers received 12 180 000 pounds in July versus 8 300 000 a year earlier.

Seattle Puget Sound State Fisheries Department

Skagway Couple Weds Then Proceeds On Honeymoon

Pauline Mary McCann daughter of Mr and Mrs A J McCann and John Pichetta were married Wednesday morning at the Catholic Church by Rev Father F Gallant. The couple left on the early train for a honeymoon to Lake Atilla and will reside in Skagway where Pichetta is employed by Home Power Company as Lineman and electrician.

Bragway Alaska Pauline Mary McCann A. J. McCann John Pichetta Catholic Church F. Gallant Lake Atila Skagway Pichotta Home Power Company Unenmin and Électric

Graf Zeppelin arrival plans ramp up in Los Angeles

Preparations accelerate at Los Angeles Municipal Airport for Graf Zeppelin’s expected week arrival from Tokyo. A stub mooring mast nears completion, 150 sailors from San Diego Naval base join to assist, and comms systems for weather and press duties are being set. Public receptions for Dr. Hugo Eckener and crew are planned. Departure from Kasumigaura near Tokyo was postponed due to winds and repairs to a damaged gondola. a late departure is possible.

Los Angeles Cal Municipal Tokyo San Diego Naval Base Tig Hugo Eckener Kasumigaura Japan Los Angéles

Wife of Tex Rickard Now About Broke

The New York American quotes Mrs. Vex Rickard widow of promoter Tex Rickard saying she is nearly penniless despite reports of his million-dollar estate. She has received under $5,000 from the estate and doubts more will come. A $500,000 trust for daughter Maxine may have been a dream. She plans to seek work to support herself and child.

New York New York American Today Vex Rickard Rickard Maxine Tex

Dike Breaks Threaten Chinese Famine Area

In PEKING on August 22 a 1000-foot dike broke on the Yellow River sending floodwaters over a 60 by 10 mile tract. Crops were inundated and ruined, worsening famine distress just as harvest relief was expected.

Peking Yellow River

Three Filipinos Held in Vancouver Assault Case

three Filipinos from Ketchikan Carlos Jose Albert Sison and Albert Alberino were arrested in Vancouver charged with assault in a stabbing affray aboard the steamer Prince Rupert they allegedly attacked a Japanese man named Mito who boarded the vessel at Prince Rupert for Vancouver

Vancouver B. C Carlos Jose Albert Sison Albert Alberino Ketchikan Prince Rupert Mito Ater

Death Report On Aviatrix Miss Crosson

J W Noch inspector of the federal commerce department believes Miss Marvel Crosson San Diego aviatrix and former Alaskan flyer died after losing control in extreme desert heat during the Santa Monica Cleveland Air Derby. He found no evidence of engine or plane failure, the craft struck the Mosethe ravine, witnesses said Crosson leaped seconds before impact, and Noel proceeded to Los Angeles for a formal report.

Wellton Arizona J. W. Noch Federal Department of Commerce Marvel Crosson San Diego Santa Monica Sid Miss Crosson Noel Los Angeles

Air Industry Encouragement Advocated by Kansas City Leader

Kansas City Chamber of Commerce president C Gerrad A Mann urges Alaska to build adequate airport facilities to spur development and aviation growth. He cites rapid U S aviation investment, expanding flight networks, and disciplined training, noting Alaska’s vast distances as a key motivator for air transport expansion. He travels from Seattle to Juneau on the Yukon, then plans to head to Kansas City, finding outbound sailings limited. St Louis Alderman Tom Watts and Joseph Slater also featured at the meeting.

Chamber of Commerce Gerrad A. Mann Kansas City Chamber of Commerce Alaska Col Mann Kansas City Arthur Goebel Pacific Oakland Honolulu Andy Los Angeles United States Aviation Activies Department of Commerce Col. Mann Juneau Seattle Seward Yukon St. Louie Missouri Chamber Tom Watts St. Louis Joseph Slater

Wall Street assay office site yields millions to government

The United States government stands to profit nearly $6 million from selling the New York assay office site on Wall Street. The four story building, bought in 1854 for $830,000 amid opposition, will be moved to cheaper quarters inland. Bids ranged from 5.12 million to 6.501 million. The sub-treasury site once belonged to the Verplanck family before transfers to banking interests in 1822.

New York United States Verplanck Wall Street Abraham de Peyster

Wrangell Colony Found All Well Supplies Delivered

NOME Alaska Aug 22 The Soviet icebreaker Staggeo has reached Wrangell Exlund and found the colony well This marks the first successful supply delivery in three years The icebreaker heads to inspect other Siberian trading points

Nome Alaska Staggeo Wrangell Exlund

Cutter Northland Heads to Siberian Coast

NOME Alaska Aug 22 The Cutter Northland sails toward the Siberian coast to pick up KR Pollister and crew of the schooner 2lisis of the Swenson Company.

Nome Alaska Northland Siberian 2Lisis Ithe Swenson Company

Death of Robt. Chapman in San Francisco apartment

Police investigate the death of leading man Robt. Chapman found in a sixth floor light well following a violent entry by two men demanding liquor. Allen Hoffman received bruises as Chapman vanished and is linked to a recent murder case involving Miss Mortova and Gerri Merri. Mortova, once linked to Ferri, is under investigation and recently visited Prank Crupico in City Jail.

San Francisco Cal Robert Chapman Chapman Allen Hoffman Hoffman Wen Hoffman Tater Naana Mortova Gerri Merri Miss Mortove Ute

Police Chief Kills Two Men in West Frankfort Shootout

West Frankfort Illinois report says Police Chief Felicia Fisk and an officer stopped a car to search for liquor. Earl Krieger and Albert McDonald were shot in the head and died instantly after Krieger allegedly fired first. Chief Fisk faced technical arrest as an inquest was scheduled.

West Frankfort Aug Earl Krieger Albert McDonald Felica Fisk Krieger Pisk Nitti Krieger McDonald Pietle

Steamer Queen Sails North with 104 Passengers

The Steamer Queen departed Seattle at 10 this forenoon bound for Southeast Alaska ports with 104 passengers aboard. Among them for Juneau were BR. Rochester, A. A. Brooks, E. I. Howard, Mrs. A. P. Kashevaroff, plus one steerage passenger.

Seattle Queen Alaska Juneau BR. Rochester A. A. Brooks E. I. Howard A. P. Kashevaroff

Kentucky Executions Used as Crime Deterrent Lesson

Framing a weekly moral lesson, Kentucky Governor Sampson’s proclamation features two condemned murderers, Carl Mord and Hutsell, to illustrate that crime costs lives. Mord killed Marion A. George in Louisville in 1928. Mitra, executed, helped convict for the May 1927 slaying in Lagrange, tying to deterrence across penal institutions.

Frankfort Kentucky Sampson Carl Mord Marion A. George Louisville Charles Mitra St. Laws Byan Hutsell Anne Lagrange John Ditebler

Also Mentioned on This Page

World Flight Aviatrixes Air Derby Beach Skagway Harvest Fair Hain A. T. Hert Republican National Committee Worthington Scranton Scranton Pennsylvania International State Department Graf Zeppelin Tex Rickard Miss Crosson Carmody Associated Press The Empire Today Martin H. Carmody Grand Rapids Michigan Knights of Columbus Wilwaulkee Wis Knights of St. Gregory, the Great Paul P Rhode Green Bay Pontifigal John J. McCofrney Bridgeport Conn Sues Angeleno Flier Eleanor Merry L. W. Mendel Wrangell Cutter Northland Siberia Robt Police
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