New Fisheries Rules for 1929 Issued by Interior
The Interior Department approved 1929 Alaska fishing regulations. Key changes include redistricting Southeastern Alaska, tighter gear restrictions, and a reduced trap count across regions including Southeastern Alaska, Cook Inlet, Prince William Sound, Kodiak, and Alaska Peninsula. Floating traps limited to 100 feet from shore and 0 to 60 traps in certain areas. Further local redistricting is outlined with season dates adjusted to curb production.
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Alaska
Secretary of Interior
M. J. Coun
U.S. Harem of Fisheries
Roromnl
Seattle
Chang
Prince William Sound
Cook Tilet
Ahore
William Sound
Kodiak
Alanta
Prince Willam Sound
Rebels Seize Two Forts Overlooking Kabul
New Delhi reports rebels have captured two forts overlooking Kabul and await reinforcements to continue the assault. A British airplane was shot down near Kabul, hindering evacuation plans for British and Indian women and children amid unrest. The unrest stems from King Amanullah failing to pay the army for three months, prompting desertions to the rebel side. Henry Newman, a court stenographer, arrived in Juneau from Seattle after a vacation.
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New Delhi
India
Ka=bul
Afghanistan
Kabul
Plana
Ttta
Amanullah
Reno
Lenry Newman
Juneau
Seattle
Northwestern
Newman
Mexicans See Hoover Visit as Step Toward Better Ties
Mexican officials and business circles view President-elect Hoover's forthcoming visit as a pledge of future understanding. Public sentiment has shifted toward pro American cooperation, with plans for cross border air passenger service and increased American investment in Mexico.
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Hoover
Mexico
United States
Portes
Mr. Hoover
Chamber of Deputies
Mexico City
Los Angeles
Nnex
Improvement Is Slight im in King's Condition
LONDON Dec 19 The morning bulletin reports the King hied a restful night and slight improvement continues. The medical update notes no change in his overall condition and indicates progress remains limited but favorable.
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London
Airplane executive to speak at chamber noon meeting
The Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular weekly meeting at noon tomorrow in the Arcade cafe. Ralph Sandback representing Union Airlines will outline plans to establish a Juneau to Seattle service and discuss expansion. Communications on fisheries law liberalization and Merchant Marine Act modification will be read along with routine business.
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Chamber of Commerce
Afe
Ralph Sandback
Union Air Lines
Juneau
Seattle
Two Arrested Under Alaska Bone Dry Law
Bert Jensen and Ingvald Peterton were arrested yesterday on charges of possessing intoxicating liquor in violation of the Bone Dry Law. They posted bail of 300 dollars each and will face a hearing before Judge F. A. Bayle Friday morning in the U S Commissioners Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Jensen
Ingvald Peterton
F. A. Bayle
U. S. Commissioners Court
Ketchikan Man Fined for Bone Dry Law Violation
Bruce McNutt was arrested in Ketchikan on a charge of violating the Alaska Bone Dry Law. He was fined $200 and sentenced to 90 days in the Federal Jail there, per advig received today by U S Marshal Albert White.
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Bruce McNutt
Ketshikan
Alaska
Jane
Advig
U. S
Albert White
Boeing Air Transport Vice President Dies in Salt Lake City
Edward Hubbard of Seattle, vice president of Boeing Air Transport, died after an operation in Salt Lake City. He was 39 years old.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Edward Hubbard
Seattle
Boeing Air Transport
American Legion seeks 260000 for Paris center
Paris, Dec. 1 The American Legion plans to raise 260000 for a new home and American sneaking center in the French capital. Mrs P C Mullen wife of a leading Seward grocer from Sweetbound on the Northwestern was mentioned in connection with the drive.
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Paris
France
American Legion
P. C. Mullen
Seward
One Billion Dollar Bill Acted Upon in Congress
Washington Dec 19 The House Treasury Post Office bill drew views from many members amid Prohibition debate. Speakers argued enforcement would shape the 1928 election and President Al Smith’s stance. The House passed the measure, discarding Senate plans to boost enforcement, sending it to the President. Foreign Relations Committee and Kellogg proposal noted.
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Washington
Treasury-Post Office
Dozep
Freefors
Hinl
Rpvaker Longworth
Chaittoms Wood
Wad al Smith
House
Treasury-Post
Senate
Kellogg Treasyre
Big Seizure of Narcotics Reported at Hudson River Pier
Special Treasury agents seized narcotics valued around 2 million dollars at the Hudson River Pier. Seven packing cases, sent to Philadelphia, were captured. The cases reportedly contained opium. The French liner Rochambeau delivered the consignments.
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New York
The
Treasury
Hudson River Pier
Philadelphia
Inez Rochambeau
MIT Reports Radio Link With Byrd Expedition
Direct radio contact was made with Commander Byrd's expedition from South Dartmouth Massachusetts. The Eleanor Bolling carried crew and supplies from New York and heads to Dunedin. Christmas plans and a January 3 departure from Dunedin are noted.
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South Dartmouth
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Byrd
Eleanor Bolling
New York
Fee Pack
Dunedin
Dunvilin
Hoover era shifts may extend U S aid role says observers
Geneva reports indicate the Hoover election could push the United States toward a clearer, firmer foreign policy stance. Analysts see a trend toward reduced open ended aid and heightened participation in international economic activities and law codification. Conference involvement could broaden U S presence in Geneva deliberations.
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Geneva
Thin International Center Forsies
Hoover
Wisofres
United States
Senate
House
U. S
Unuva
Washington
Haover
Worl
Escaped Bank Robber Is Killed in Attempt To Rob Another Bank
COQUIILLE Ore Dec 1 Marion Rubo escaped from San Quentin while serving 25 years for bank robbery and was shot to death yesterday afternoon while fleeing First National Bank he and Bud Me an attempted to hold up. The cashier fired and the bandit fled in a car. A posse gave chase exchanging shots with the fleeing pair Jube was killed and McGowan captured.
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Coquiille
Ore
Marion Rubo
San Quentin
First National Bank
Bud Mean
Jube
McGowan
Hurley Reappointed U S Attorney for Alaska
President Coolidge nominates Julien A. Hurley for reappointment as United States Attorney for the Fourth Division of Alaska. The move confirms continuity in federal prosecutions and legal administration in the Fairbanks region.
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Julien Hurley
U. S
Fairbanks
Washington
Coolidge
Julien A. Hurley
United States
Alaska
Mrs Coolidge Visits Her Mother in Massachusetts
Mrs Calvin Coolidge arrived today to visit her mother Mrs Jemira Goodhue in Northampton Massachusetts. She plans to return there for the holiday season and will be absent from Washington for the time being.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge Inni
Jemira Goodhue
Northampton
Mass
Mussolini Seizes Majority Among Italian Cabinet
In Rome Premier Mussolini takes over key ministries forming a majority within the cabinet. He now heads most departments, promising unified direction and reduced disputes across the administration as he consolidates control.
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Mussolini
Rome
Doe
Qulanius
Aftarin
Anitora
Boundary of Alaska to be marked now
Report notes a House appropriation for the Alaska boundary survey work under state and federal departments. The plan aligns with the Alaska Boundary Tribunal award and existing treaties, with a line item of 28,060 included in the bill. The overall budget aggregates diminish by 94,060 from prior estimates.
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Alaska
Washington
HHL
House
State, Justice, Labor and Commerce
Alavka
Canada
ADELAIDE AND FREIGHTER CRASH NEAR VANCOUVER AT NOON
Collision between the Canadian Pacific steamer Princess Adelaide bound for Victoria and Seattle and the British freighter Hempel Holm off English Bay near Vancouver results in engine room flooding aboard the Adelaide. Lifeboats launched and passengers saved by the freighter before transfer to Royal Canadian Pacific vessels. Both vessels sustain damage. Adelaide appears in danger early after the crash.
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Vancouver
B.C
Sega
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Princess Adelaide
Hempeholm
Princess Adelaide Witt
Victoria
Seattle
Hampholm
Prinecess Actiinide
Freigher
Prt Royal
Canadian Pack Railway Company
Tek
Adelaine
Adelaide
English Bay
Peace victor in S A issue
Washington dispatch reports progress in South American tensions as Bolivia and Paraguay show willingness for the Pan American Conference to hear and help settle their differences. Enrolment of Paraguayan troops continues amid external pressure and shifting prospects since early December.
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Washington
South America
Elatho Vs
Paraguay
Bolivia
Mi ‘Hotha
Pariguay
New Device Raises Submarine After Ocean Test
BLOCK ISLAND R I Dee reports a submarine was lifted from 55 feet of water after a night trial using new lifting hooks. The craft had been deliberately sunk on Monday with 14 crew aboard. it was brought to the surface today.
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Block Island
Dee
Russian bootleggers sell U. S. dollars across Polish border
War saw dispatch reports vast cross border smuggling involving amulets and precious stones. Bootsellers move in dollars and diamonds, using barter with Fri sian furs and other goods. Frontiers guards hunt smugglers as traders exploit loopholes through swampy forests and free city zones.
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Warsaw
Man of Toman
Danaig Free City
Poland
Lilianlin
Pollah
Sia
Cinnes
Bert Hants
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Continuna
Page Saven
Josane Victor
Ieading
Hollwood
John Lloyd
A. P
Ketchikan
Boeing Air CO
Head
Treasury - Post Office
Isis
Emilio Portes Gil
National Congress
Alvaro
Obregon
Inset
International Newsrest
League
U.S
Billy Ranieri
Chicago
Andrew Cappellano
Billy
Tony
Ange
Wo Pottitti
Frank Ranteri
Pottitth
Billy Ranteri
Ole Scalzett
Watt
Joseph E. Sharkey
Canadian Pacific Railway
Peace Victor
S. A
P. A. Conference
Janda
Dellar
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