Alaska Aerial Mapping Project Tied to Army Survey
Aerial mapping in Alaska may begin next year with the Army Service collaborating with the U S Geological Survey. The plan, approved by Gen Mason M Patrick, calls for three planes, two officers, six enlisted men for 155 days, using Loening amphibian aircraft.
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Alaska
Army Service
U. S. Geological Survey
Army and Navy Register
News of the Army Service
Geological Survey
Mason M. Patrick
Air Service
Trayman Guilty on Two Counts in U S District Court
After hours of deliberation the Albert Trayman booze case jury found him guilty on two counts and not guilty on a third in U S District Court before Judge T M Reed. He was charged with possessing and selling intoxicating liquor and maintaining a public nuisance. An earlier U S Commissioner's Court conviction led to an appeal to District Court, with sentencing postponed until the appeal is resolved.
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Albert Trayman
U. A
T. M. Reed Trayman
Trayman
U.S. Commissioner's Court
District Court
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Wberal
Park Avenue
New York
Garton H. Means
Daugherty
Washington, D. C
Charlie Chaplin
Los Angeles
Charles Amador
Charles Aplin
Chaplin
Samuel M. Vauclain
Rosemont
Kehoe Fines Trapper for Beaver Poaching in Alaska
Albert Wilson pleaded guilty before Judge J W Kehoe in Ketchikan to taking beaver. He received a $200 fine and 10 days in the Ketchikan Federal jail with costs, after beaver skins were found at a logging camp on Thorne River May 28. Warden E M Goddard recovered six salted beaver skins and confiscated traps and guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wilson
J. W. Kehoe
Ketchikan
FE. P. Walker
Alaska Game Commission
Wilson
E. M Goddard
Thorne River
Goddard
Ketchika
National Conference of Social Work set for Denver meeting
The 53rd annual conference will be held in Denver June 10 to 17 attracting about 3,500 delegates from the United States Canada Mexico Cuba Hawaii and the Philippine Islands. Secretary William H. Parker announced advance registration shows public officials and welfare agency representatives will discuss welfare problems at Zynda Hotel outside rooms.
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Denver
National Conference of Social Work
United States
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Williiam HH. Parker
Jefferson Sails South Last Night
The Jefferson steamship of the Alaska Steamship Co arrived at 6 10 P M and sailed at 8 40 P M for Seattle. It loaded 35 tons of concentrates and seven tierces of mild cure salmon. Three passengers joined in Juneau and eight departed south. Names listed for arrivals and departures include Mrs N Pyne R Coture Miss Dorothy Nelson Miss Helen North Chong Lack Warry A Dickman J Sumpf A J Suomela Hl A Dahl Ed Locken Ceo M Nichols.
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Jefferson
Jack Livingston
Alaska Steamship Company
Seattle
Alaska Junean
City
Juneau
N.&. Pyne
R. Coture
Dorothy Nelson
Helen North
Chong Lack
Whetchikan
Warry A. Dickman
J. Sumpf
A. J. Suomela
Petersburg
Hl. A. Dahl
Ed Locken
M. Nichols
Professor Sumpf Leaves Juneau for Ketchikan Vacation
Professor J Sumpf departed Juneau aboard the Jefferson bound for Ketchikan on a vacation trip. He plans to explore the hills near Ketchikan during the outing.
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Prof
J. Sumpf
Juneau
Jefferson
Ketchikan
Clock Erected Before Wright Shoppe In Street
A fifteen foot clock is installed in front of the Wright Shoppe and will be completed and running today. It features a large face visible from afar and is weight operated with time kept by cable. Chimes arriving soon will be roof mounted and electrically driven, striking every quarter hour. Construction by Morris Construction Company.
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Wright
Morris Construction Company
Sjursens Come North Visit Parents in Ketchikan
Mr and Mrs J Norman Sjursen who have been in Seattle the past several months have come north to Ketchikan to visit with Mr Sjursen's parents. Mrs Sjursen was before her marriage last year Miss Sybil Campbell of Juneau.
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J. Norman Sjursen
Seattle
Ketchikan
Mr. Sjursen
The Watch Customer Moral in a Jewelry Store Tale
A seller argues watches outlast clothing and autos in value, as every purchase guides daily life. The narrator notes customers leave the watch department after one purchase, then keep paying elsewhere, yet the watch remains the best value. He ends by prompting readers to infer a moral.
Better Mailing Week Designated By Government
Nation wide campaign to reduce mail loss due to misaddressed envelopes. Post Office Department urges all postmasters to promote Better Mailing Week after 21,000 letters went to the dead letter office last year. A misplaced address hinders delivery. people are urged to always put a proper address on letters even if unsure of destination.
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Post Office Department
Newspaperman's Daughter Weds Seward Resident
Margaret Stewart South worth, daughter of Alaska pioneer and Anchorage Times editor A. G. South worth, married Seward resident Thomas Dyer, superintendent at Seward for Standard Oil. Dyer longtime Seward resident. she attended Fairbanks, Newman, and Anchorage schools and high school in Anchorage.
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Margaret
Stewart Southworth
A. G. Southworth
Alaska
Anchorage Times
Southworth
Seward
Thomas Dyer
Standard Oil Company
Dyer
Fairbanks
Newman
Anchorage
Standart OU
Optimism Reins in Cold Bay Oil Field
The Associated Oil Company resumes operations at Cold Bay and Standard Oil places a rig on the Jane McNally claim, fueling optimism across Kanatak and the oil camp according to a May 16 letter from Kanatak received in Anchorage.
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Associated ON Company
Cold Bay
Jane McNally
Standard Oil Company
Kanateak
Anchorage
Kanotak
Anchorage Times
Rattling Lawn Mowers Race in London Park
In Regent's Park London the Royal Horticultural Society organized trials featuring some of the fastest lawn mowers in the country. Expert drivers tout their machines as superior to regular motorists on straight courses while competing for speed and grass cutting efficiency.
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London Park
London
Regent's Park
Royal Horticultural Society
Bank Named Guardian For Seattle High Roller
Seattle June 4 The National Bank of Commerce appointed guardian for Frederick Stimson 22 son of a wealthy lumberman who has spent $20000 this year on annulments. On March 31 he wrecked his automobile and faced a charge of driving while intoxicated.
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Seattle
National Bank of Commerce
Frederick Stimson
Buchanan party to visit Juneau July 14
The Buchanan party led by Detroit philanthropist George E Buchanan will visit Juneau around July 14 with at least 56 boys and about 20 adults. They travel via Canadian Pacific Route and Princess Charlotte from Vancouver, departing July 11, and expect to dock at Skagway July 15 before visiting Whitehorse and Atlin along the White Pass Route. The Juneau Chamber of Commerce notes the planned itinerary and will hold its regular weekly meeting at the Arcade.
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George E. Buchanan
Detroit
Alaska
Juneau
Vancouver
Buchanan
Skagway
Whitehorse
Atlin
White Pass
Mailmaster Carter to Speak on Better Mailing Practices
Tomorrow Cate hears T'ustmaster Charles W. Carter outline how local merchants lose hundreds yearly through improper mailing and faulty addresses, with guidance on improving efficiency. He will demonstrate practical steps and emphasize accuracy in addresses to save costs.
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Cate
Ustmaster
Charles W. Carter
Worcester Open Brings MacFerlane Jones Into Lead
In Worcester Willie MacFerlane and Bobby Jones carded strong holes in the American open golf championship while Johnny Farrell trails as the next best score. The tournament continues with leaders and challengers contesting the final rounds.
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Worcester
Willie MacFerlane
Bobby Jones
Johnny Farrell
Weather May Decide City League Night Baseball
With uncertain conditions at 2 p m the City League schedule may be delayed. The American Legion and Moose are set to play at 6 30 p m if skies clear. A May 17 Moose win protested by the Elks will be replayed next Monday at 6 30 p m.
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American Legion
Moose
Karl Theile
the Moose
Elks
Theile
Mrs Hendrickson and Miss Brown Sail to Chichagoff
Mrs Wayne Hendrickson and Miss Bertha Brown a nurse at St Ann Hospital left Juneau by the Virginia IV for Chichagoff. Miss Brown will return Sunday evening while Mrs Hendrickson will stay a week with Mrs Lee Atkinson as guest in Chichagoff.
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Wayne Hendrickson
Bertha Brown
St. Ann Hospital
Juneau
Virginia IV
Chichagoff
Miss Brown
Hendrickson
Lee Atkinson
Virginia IV Leaves Port for Chichagoff and Ports
The motorship Virginia IV under Captain Tay Bevers departed last night at 10 30 for Chichagoff and way ports. Passengers from Juneau included Mrs W Hendrickson Miss B Brown Gus Johnson Alec Orava FE Van Wort Cas Grant Louis Nelson Red Mitrovich Harry Datoff Joe Hill Matt Hill Peter Miller EW Gustesha.
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Virginia IV
Tay Bevers
Chichagoff
Wayports
Juneau
See Sully's Carpenter Shop for Jobbing and Cabinet work
Advertisement notes Sully's Carpenter Shop offers jobbing and cabinet work with contact by phone at 136. Local reader likely a small classified notice urging customers to call for services.
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Sully
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Adv
A. B. Hall
Alaskans
Sygastonad
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Sjursens
the Nugget Shop
Robert Simpson
Renol
J. B. Burford & CO
Cold Bay Oil Field
Bank
Guardian
Miles
Mies. Coolidge
Coolidge
Nelson A. Miles
Arlington Cemetery
Chancellorville
Spain
Chamber
S. Smirnoff
Front St
Virginia
Geo. B.rice
Taku Glacier
Substation Post Office No
Nyal Huskey
Uxite
Luxite
Goldstein
Emporium
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