Russian Chinese peace protocol signed over Manchuria dispute
Moscow reports a protocol signed at Nikolsk Unovo restoring joint control of the Chinese Eastern Railway under 1924 treaties. Russia reserves the right to reassign former managers, while Japan and the United States critique the Kellogg pact note amid ongoing talks with Nanking.
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New York
Moscow
Makden
Manchuria
Russia
China
London
Siberian
Nikolsk-Hunsarlisky
Nice
Russhin
Taw
U. S
Herbette
Therest
United States
Soviet Union
Lie Mukden
Nanking
Freyinchal
Two Arrests For Violating Trapping Laws Reported
Two men were fined for trapping law violations near Cordova. George Nikolai pleaded and was fined 50 dollars plus costs with one mink skin seized. Willie Dude also paid 50 dollars with five mink pelts forfeited.
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Charles L. Cad
Wallader
Cordova
Alaska Game Commission
United States
K. G. Robinson
George Nikolai
Willie Dude
Mrs. Ethel Hayes Dies After Illness at Local Hospital
Mrs. Ethel Hayes aged 37 died last night at St Ann's Hospital after a severe pneumonia attack. She entered the hospital December 2. She is survived by a sister Mrs W Fleck of Douglas and four children.
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Ethel Hayes
St. Ann’s Hospital
W. Fleck
Douglas
Heir to Millions Finds Happiness with Mother's Chambermaid
The Willock family saga on Long Island centers on William Willock Jr and Adelaide Ingebretsen as they pursue love beyond wealth. Despite parental fuss over class and money, the couple vows a lasting union aided by a modest Florida honeymoon and a shared eight dollar weekly bridal suite.
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William Willock, Sr
Adelaide Ingebretsen
Willock
Syosset, L. 1
Young William Jr
Kare
Adelaide
William
Ani
Florida
Williqt
Egr
Long Island
William Willock, Jr
Cleft
Brooklyn
N.Y
Tarmashein! Hatstaal
Stock chart 1929 mirrors church steeple decline and rise
An Associated Press feature foresees the 1929 stock market as a church steeple pattern with a peak in September, marking the high for rail industrial and public utility averages after a 19 month climb from February 1928 and a sharp reversal sparked by Jones.
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Associated Press Feature Service
New York
Jones
Grange head warns of danger from farm commodity divisions
L. J. Taber, master of the National Grange, warned at the Seattle convention that dividing communities by commodity lines could wreck community life and farming's social, educational, and moral fabric. He urged farmers to support general organizations and local cooperation to strengthen agriculture's voice in global markets.
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Weller Farm
Asociated
Washington
L. J. Taber
National Grange
Seattle
Wien
Taber
Treasury reports healthy net cash balance in Alaska
The Alaska treasury closed November with a net cash balance of 701455.64, up 20635.69 from last year. Total cash on hand reached 764,214.03 with warrants outstanding at 69,758.79, per the Treasury Department report to Governor George A. Parks.
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Alaska Treasury
Treasury Department
George A. Parks
Burns Prove Fatal James Noonan Dies in Fire
Washington D C Dec 4 James P Noonan vice president of the American Federation of Labor and president of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers died from burns suffered in an apartment fire firefighters answered an alarm from a neighbor and found Noonan beside a burning couch believed he fell asleep smoking and the blaze started from a cigarette
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Washington, D. C
James P. Noonan
American Federation of Labor
Interasional Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Noonan
Stock Quotations From New York Markets
New York December 4 Alaska Juneau mine at 6 and others include Alleghany 41, American Alcohol 244, American Tobacco 361, Bethlehem Steel 43, Corn Products 95 1 2, International Harvester 24 1 2, International Paper 294, Paper 19 1 2, Kennecott 60, National Acme 18, Pan American 62 1 2, Standard Oil California 64, Standard Oil New Jersey 68, Texas Corporation 58 7 8, Cities Service 30, Magma 50, Montgomery Ward 59 1 4, General Motors 0 0 0.
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New York
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany Corporation
American Alcohol
American Toe
Bethlehem Steel
Corn Products
Combusiion
International Harvester
International Paper A
Paper B
Paper C
Kennecott
National Acmeé
Pan- American B
Standard Oi
California
New Jersey
Seabird survivors thanked rescuers after wreck
Capt Holten Reiten of the halibut schooner Seabird expresses deep gratitude to Coast Guard personnel and the rescue crew of the Wingate Island search party who saved the four survivors after the ship wrecked near Wingate Island en route to Seattle aboard the Alameda.
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Holten Reiten
Seabird
Iash
Seattle
Alameda
Reiten
Ofirepk
Greater Anglica
Wingate Island
Hoover Reports Tax Cuts Raise Revenues and Budgets
President Hoover presented Congress with extensive figures supporting tax reductions and a request for 490 million dollars for next year. He argued rising revenues follow tax cuts and that government receipts have surpassed prior estimates, noting a budget forecast with a 4.103 billion dollar Treasury for the year and a small surplus.
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Washington
Troover
Congress
Federal Worm Board
Lindbergh Offers Help in Pilot Search
Col Lindbergh offered aid in locating Thomas P Nelson a Plainfield New Jersey air mail pilot who disappeared en route from Bellefonte Pennsylvania to Cleveland early Monday. Lindbergh spoke from Englewood New Jersey and was told by W J Smith National Air Transport head that efforts were underway and his participation would be futile. Nelson had flown mail with Lindbergh when both worked for the air line in St Louis.
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Clarion
Penn
Charles A. Lindbergh
Thomas P. Nelson
Plainfield
N. J
New York
Cleveland
Bellefonte
Lindbergh
Dwight W. Morrow
Englewood
W. J. Smith
National Air Transport Company
Col. Lindbergh
Welson
St. Louis
Christmas Mail Deadline Sets Last Southern Steamer
Postmaster Spickett says the steamer sailing next Tuesday is the final mail run to insure Christmas packages reach destinations before the holiday. Mailers are urged to hurry, not wait for the half hour departure whistle.
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Spickett
South
Jwncan
Portraits of Leadership in Wartime Service
The text discusses perceptions of Colonel Hurley as a secretary of war figure, noting his ability to win affection and attention from peers. It references his career path from 1902 as a cavalry captain in Indian Territory volunteers to his promotion trajectory, then continued as a reserve colonel, with service spanning 1914 onward.
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Hurley
Pte
Indian ‘Territorial Volunteer
L.A. Brophy
Boatote
Washington
Persin
Ality Glun
Putri J. Burney
Vowlelmvit Agemnkary
Aten
Dimes W. “Goocl
Waller Reed Hospital
War Department
Hoover
Triad
Barame
Tula
Okla
Acting Head of War Post Named for Short Span
A Coast to Coast report describes the lifting of duties for a cowboy turned acting head of the War Department as the wartime leadership begins. The veteran aid comes to the post after Hoover-era appointment, with deep ties to Oklahoma and tribal background.
Hoover Requests Funds to Build Fifteen Cruisers
President Hoover urged Congress to provide funds to start construction of fifteen naval cruisers under a program tied to earlier agreement at the forthcoming Naval Conference. He framed the move as a precautionary measure and essential for strengthening national defense.
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Washington
Dec
Hoover Jody
Congress
Fine prospects seen for local mining region
Frederick W. Bradley president of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgy reported brighter prospects for Alaska and the Canadian Northwest after touring the Orient. The Alaska Juneau and Treadwell Yukon mines are advancing rapidly and the Alaska Juneau mine earned 173000 in October. He also called a Seattle to Fairbanks trunk highway proposal a secretive idea with potential regional benefits.
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Seattle
Alaska
Canadian Northwest
Frederick W. Bradley
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Orient
Alaska-Juneau
Treadwell Yukon
Bradley
Alaska Juneau
Fairbanks
Develotisiead
Tax cut plan approved by House committee to be acted on
Washington dispatch reports the Ways and Means Committee approved a 160 million income tax reduction and will bring it to the House for action after Under Secretary Mills outlined details. In Alaska pilots searched for Col Eielson and his mechanic over the Diomede area, returning after weather and conditions worsened.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Mills
Treasury Department
Nome
Alaska
Frank Corbandt
Joe
Teller
Liberty
Carl Ben Eielson
Bar Borland
Diomede Islands
Bering Straits
Tellur
Natal
Wrangell Man Convicted for Assault Sentenced Here
Paul Alexis, convicted recently at Wrangell on an assault charge, was brought here last night by Deputy United States Marshal Campbell. He was sentenced by Judge Thomas to a minimum imprisonment in the local Federal jail.
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Paul Alexis
Wrangell
Marshal Campbell
Thomas
Reformed Kidnapper Plans Penal Colony in Alaska
Pat Crowe once notorious for the 25 year old kidnap case against Edward Cudahy proposes a penal colony in Alaska. In a Washington DC radio debate Crowe outlined plans to settle lands with youthful criminals and colonize Alaska with terriers.
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Pat Crowe
Edward Cudahy
Alaska
Washington, D. C
Bok Tower Dedication Inspires Large Winter Choir
A 400 voice choir forms for the Bok Tower dedication at Mountain Lake. Singers from Polk County communities join in a Winter Haven Lakeland and Lake Wales tour with concerts in each city. Henry Wies directs the project leading the statewide dedication event.
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Bok Tower
Jasb Counter
Choi
Mountain
Oe Lake
Polk Coutieg
Wil
Onite
Winter Haven
Bar
Lakeland
Lake Wells
Lown
Henry Wies
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