First North College Leader Bunnell Named President
Alaska's Judge and educator, C. U. Bunnell, named the founding president of Farthest North College after retiring from the bench in 1921. Plans call for a new dormitory, power plant, and campus expansion with Ernest N. Patty as Dean and Grace Clarke as Director of Physical Education and Librarian.
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Alaska
Bunnell
Bucknell
Territory
Bucknell Iie
Federal Bureau of FB
Valdez
Federal District Court
Fairbanks
Farthest North College
Ernest N. Patty
Grace Clarke
St. Paul, Minn
Patty
Tunnel
Ruth K. Trall
James G Steese
Jamie Irene Cameron
Trade Associations Are to Be Watched
Washington June 3 Attorneys General Sargent says after the Supreme Court decision allowing trade associations to gather and share information his department will stay alert to prosecute groups whose actions go beyond knowledge sharing into combinations and conspiracies restraining trade.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Sargent
Coast Guard Seeks More Boats to Chase Rum Runners
Boston June 3 Commander Aberroth division chief asks Washington for reinforcements to combat the expanding Rum Row off Cape Ann and Boston harbor. Coast Guard vessels previously drove rum runners from New York waters as part of action against illicit traffic.
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Boston
Aberroth
Coast Guard
Washington
Cape Ann
Boston Harbor
New York
Jury in Watson Case Fails to Reach Verdict
NANAIMO B C June After under three hours deliberation the jury in the Assize Court failed to agree at the trial of Ross Watson charged with implication in the Nanaimo bank robbery Watson was remanded to the full Assizes and will return to jail in Vancouver
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Nanaimo
B. C
Assize
Ross Watson
Watson
Assizes
Vancouver
See Sully's Carpenter Shop Jobbing and Cabinet Work
Advertises Sully's Carpenter Shop offering jobbing and cabinet work with phone number 188. Ady tag included.
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Sully
Alaska Leaders Predict Active West Interior Season
Clearge A Parks of the Land Office Bureau reports an improving outlook for mining and industry across the West and Interior Alaska. He notes plans by U S Smelting to invest about 500000 in placer development, expects full seasonal employment, lays groundwork for future activity, and cites progress in Seward Anchorage and the Alaska Railroad rehabilitation with coal spur developments and new coal vein discoveries by Dad Baxter and Jesson Howard.
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Akinkia
God Industries
Clearge A. Parks
Owiet
Land Office Bureau
Alaska
Jowrade
Juneau
Oat Patebanks
Gilmore
Seward
Anchorage
Jessie Lee
Alaska Trailroad
Noel Smith
Susitna River
Moose Creek
Jesson-Howard
Dad
Baxter
Parks
Ju neau Information Bureau Opens at Gastineau Hotel
Four tourists registered on opening day as the Ju neau Chamber of Commerce Information Bureau began operations in the Gastineau Hotel Lobby. A Taku Glacier trip was arranged for four visitors while others sought employment and city information.
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Juneau
The Watch Customer Only Comes Once
The ad claims men buy a high quality watch to last a lifetime and pass to a son, then buy a suit later, but the watch customer becomes a single purchase. It suggests loyal tailoring with repeat suit purchases, yet emphasizes that most buyers only remain one time customers for the watch.
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Tomer
Information Bureau Helps Tourists In City On Opening Day
Several inquiries for residences were made and the Bureau opened with a promise to aid tourists and citizens. Mrs A P Kashevarotf, in charge, compiled information to help visitors enjoy their stay and handle inquiries. The Bureau, located in the hotel lobby, offers rental, employment, and civic assistance with folders and photos on display.
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Opeed
A. P. Kashevarotf
Bureau
Placer Mining in Nome Sees Revival Amid Seattle Purchases
Seattle reports strong revival of Nome placer mining as heavy purchases of supplies flow north. KR La Russell, purchasing agent for US Smelting Milling and Refining, leads new operations after acquiring Hammon Company interests. The Victoria shipped major material north on its season’s first Bering Sea trip.
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Seattle
Alaska Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Nome
KR. la. Russell
United States Smelting, Refining and Milling Company
Hammon Company
San Francisco
Victoria
Bering Sea
Ford of Seattle executive sails to Alaska frontier on company business
MW Donoghue assistant manager of the Seattle Ford branch left on an Alaska trip to the west ward and Interior for company interest. He has been in Juneau the past two weeks. Old papers for sale at The Empire.
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MW. Donoghue
Seattle
Ford Motor Company
Alaska
Juneau
Elmer Reed
U.S. Marshal's Office
Alaska Sourdough Club to broadcast on KTCL from Seattle
At 9 o clock Juneau time 8 o clock Seattle time the Sourdough Club members from Alaska at the University of Washington will host The Alaska Weekly radio program over KTCL. Juneau participants include Marguerite Bone Velma Case and Howard Case with solos by Bone Valentine Anderson and Everett Pope. A piano selection by Case and a monologue by Fred Blanchard are on the program plus a speech by Case. Judge D R Davis may speak on commerce department plans for Alaska.
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Juneau
Seattle
Alaska
University of Washington
KTCL
Marguerite Bone
Scott C. Hone
Velma Case
Howard Case
Miss Bone
Valentine Anderson
Fairbanks
W. H. Case
Fred Blanchard
Skagway
Everett Pope
Ketchikan
D. R. Davis
Eastern Shipper Asks Duty Rates To Alaska
A New York soap and perfumery maker asks J F Chamberlin in Alaska to advise on duties and import taxes. The letter seeks rates on key product classes imported in the north, not every article, reflecting Eastern ignorance about Alaska duties.
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Alaska
New York
J. F. Chamberlin
North
Alaska Shipments Highlight Longstanding Soap Trade
A company ships to Alaska annually thousands of dollars worth of items including ribbon dental cream shaving sticks shaving cream talc powder highly perfumed soaps lightly perfumed soaps common laundry soaps soap flakes extracts toilet waters face creams and common soap powders. The practice has continued for many years, provoking considerable amusement.
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Alaska
Expedition to hunt Amundsen now organized
A period account notes plans to pursue Amundsen with land and air involvement. Capt Segerup opposes planes citing risk and limited aid prospects while suggesting the Farm patrol reduce ice edge activity due to its iron hull. Natal master believes Amundsen may be safe and curious about Peary claim.
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Segerup
Amundsen
Sagerup
Tacoma
N. C. Roder
Natal
Rouwidl Amundsen
Peary
North Pole
Europe
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Jardine
Department of Agriculture
Pairbanks
Pole
Arctic
Roald Amundsen
Lincoln Ellsworth
Wasley
West
Interior
Cache Creek
Information Bureau
the Nugget Shop
Robert Simpson
the Empire
Taku Glacier
Front St
Substation Post Office No
Nyal Huskey
Renol
J. B. Burford & CO
U. of W. Sourdough Club
S. Smirnoff
Guinevere Gould
George J. Gould, Jr
George
Jane S
Guinevere
James A. Gormin
Great Trust Fund
George Gould
Oslo
Lieut
Holm
Ge Zynda
The
Empire
Geo. B.rice
Uxite
Luxite
Ristocutt
Honery
Goldstein
Emporium
Style Center
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