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Juneau
Dough
Treadwell
Thane
Associated Press
Nicholas Wants Intervention In Russia
Grand Duke Nicholas, related to the late Czar, formerly commander of the Russian Army in World War I, urges Allies to intervene to topple the Soviet regime. He says a majority must govern, a constitution adopted, and a truly representative government created before Allies depart, or Russia's civilization and vast resources will vanish and people fade into darkness.
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Nicholas
Czar of
Tevssin
New York
Russia
University Pride and Local Political Bombshells Rise
The text touts a University of Tennessee motto and claims about Maurice Connolly of Queens Borough. It notes a bomb incident in Tammany circles, a prediction on Mayor Hylan’s renomination, and remarks on Guy Hart’s presumed innocence. It also mentions Kansas official Jonathan M. Davis’s bribery acquittal and congratulations from the Attorney General.
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Maurice Connolly
Queens
Hone Ishind City
Tammany
Europe
Hylan
Jonathan M. Davis
Kansas
Along Life's Detour By Sam Hill
A fragmentary verse piece by Sam Hill plays on money and speech as a phonograph and radio echo in a quiet room. The speaker jokes about inflating life with music, mentioning Willie, Jim, and the idea of adding drums and a saxophone to liven things up.
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Willie
Jim
Fither
Matrimonial License Question in Omaha Bee
Omaha couples William age 29 and Ern seek marriage while Letha Roberts 26也 Omaha file for license. The column notes matrimonial observations on budgeting and accountability in marriage.
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Omaha Bee
William & Ern
Omaha
Letha Roberts
Onmouha
Notorious Yet Harsh Punishments Mentioned in Gossip
The fragment discusses cruel dress punishment ideas for a naughty boy and shifts to reflections on female undergarments and appearances. It mentions a “Daily Sentence Sermon” about dying without bills or insurance. Names include Georgie Teo, Della Dodd of Detroit, and Elgin Lapp from Lincoln Nebraska, with a casual note on duty and sharp wits.
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Enis Waen
Club Oo. WN
Georgie Teo
Della Dodd
Detroit
Elgin Lapp
Lincoln
Neb
Notice of Filing and Hearing of Final Account in Otterstad Estate
In the United States Commissioner's Court for the District of Alaska Juneau precinct the estate of Ernest Otterstad deceased. Heirs creditors and others interested must file objections to the Final Account by 10 00 a m July 25 1925 with the U S Commissioner and ex officio Trial Judge Juneau Alaska prior to the hearing. Dated Juneau Alaska May 23 1925. Robertson attorney for administrator. First publication May 25 1826 Toast publication June 22 1925.
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United States Commissioner's
District of Alaska
Juneau
Ernest Otterstad
U. S
Trott Judie
Jumean
Alaska
S. RE. Robertson
Picture of the King in Many Languages
A report describes the Prince of Wales delivering a speech in Dutch in South Africa and suggests his Rio de Janeiro talk will be in Portuguese and his Buenos Aires address in Spanish. It notes his fluency spans French, German, Italian, and several other languages, portraying a future king with wide knowledge and heavy responsibilities rather than the light, cinematic image.
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Prince of Wales
South Africa
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Ayres
England
Evolution trial clash spurs Tennessee defense to Bryan
Judge John Randolph Neal of Knoxville defends the Tennessee anti Evolution law as a matter of teaching freedom not truth. He foresees a national battle with William Jennings Bryan, promising witnesses like Fosdick Eliot Butler Lovejoy Dewey Mayo and Haggard to speak for scientific inquiry and learning.
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Chiretoe Darrow
William J. Bryan
Tennessee
John Randolph Neal
Knoxville
Scapes Teun
Judes Neal
IBS LT
New York
Neal
Bryan
Fosdick
Eliot
Nicholas Murray Butler
The Colonial blintlock in the Lexington Concord myth
The article rebuts frontier myth about 18th century Americans using flintlocks. It notes British casualties at Lexington Concord totaled about 273 with roughly 70 deaths, and Massachusetts residents were farmers who rarely used flintlocks. It discusses weapon limits, firing rates, and the Minute Man’s tactical challenges.
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Worcester
Mass
Massachusetts
Lexington
Connecticut
Frederick the Great
Smith
Mistakes and the path to success in life
The article reflects on opportunity and success in America and abroad, contrasting spiritual and material aims. It cites August Belmont who defines a failure as one who makes great mistakes and then rests. true success, it argues, lies in turning mistakes into stepping stones.
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Detroit Free Press
America
Hiscueh
August Belmont
Making Laws and Laughing at Them
A Humboldt California Times summary of editorial musings from New York Times and Cincinnati Enquirer clippings. It cites legislative overflows in U S states with governors vetoing excess bills, and notes calls for Paris debt talks, Borah on the League of Nations, and a tongue in cheek line about the Crown Prince Willie. It also mentions California earthquakes and a Rome duel in brief remarks.
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Paris
New York Times
Senator Borah
League of Nations
Willie
Colonel House
Frank Stearns
Cincinnati Enquirer
Fragmented exchange unveils tense kiss scene
A jumbled dialogue fragment shows a whispered kiss request followed by a sharp retort about appearance and a rushed attempt to finish a kiss. The lines reveal emotional strain and a cautionary, improvised moment between two unnamed speakers.
Hymn of Hate and the Idle Wife in Society Talk
A humor column riffs on domestic roles and sympathy for wives who stay home versus those who earn money. The speaker muses on changing times, predicting shifts in public judgment toward lazy husbands and industrious wives, while respondents chafe at earning conditions and household duties.
This Mrs Wickles Message on Pickles
A humorous note remarks that Mrs Wickles lives on pickles and expresses personal amusement about meeting her. The line uses playful rhythm and evokes a small town sentence about a local character.
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Mrs. Wickles
Why did the chicken cross the road in this column musings
A humorous debatestyles piece blends reflections on marriage leaving a spouse for a soulmate and moving between country and city, noting the irony of nature versus modernization. It wittily critiques overglorified rural living and the premise that the only true gushers are profitable oil wells.
The Droll Riff on Fashion and Social Etiquette
A caustic look at gender roles and manners from a bygone era. The piece mocks husbands as poor storytellers, wives who lack confidence, and the temptations of fashion. It quips about modesty, corsets, flirtations, home life, and the perils of beauty culture with sharp, satirical humor.
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Alaska Daily Empire
John W. Troy
The
Empire Printing Company
Second and Male Streeta
Junta
University of Tennesse
Uniestry
Guy Hart
By Sam Hill
Ananias Club
King OF
MR. Bryan
Evolution
Humboldt
Cal
Times
Lord Chesterfield
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
California
Chicago
Rome
Tlelen
Mr Grouch
Huh
Wrigley
Drs
Kaser & Freeburger
Goldstein
Charles P. Jenne
Valentine Bldg
A. W. Stewart
Seward Building
DeVighne Malony
Office
W. J. Pigg
Dr. H. Vance
Geo L. Barton
D. C
Messerschmidt Apta
F. L. Goddard
Helene W. L. Albrecht
J. M. Giovanetti
Mary Young
B. M. Behrends Bank
Gastineau Channel
ELKS
Elka
G. F.freeburger
John A. Davis
Brothera
Freemasonry
Odd Fellows’ Itall
Walter B. Heisel
O. Oo
P. My
Odd Fellows’ Hall
J. H W. Hiart
Noble Grand
P. Brevik
Perseverance Rebekah Lodge NO. 2A
Mount Juneau
Odd Bellows Hill
Wallis S. George
Chas
I. Naghifl
Order of the
Excht
Hall
Mary Weston
Fanny L. Robinson
Knights OF Columbus Saghers Council
Tratsient Brothers
Council Chambers
Fifth Street
Hector McLean
G. H. J. Turner
American Legion
Alford
Bradford Post
Harry Sperling
J. H. Kart
Order OF Moose Juneau Lodge
Moose Tall
George Jorgenson
R. H. Steven
Women OF Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Catherine Hellan
A. F. McKinnon
Alford John Bradford
American Legion Regular
City Hall
E. M. Polley
M. C. Ducey
Pioneers OF
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Moose Iall
Edna Radonich
Agnes Griggs
Capital Dye Works
C. Melcner
Juneau Public Library
Main Street
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