Two Buildings to Rise on Front Street Site
N G Nelson of Ketchikan buys two Front Street parcels, Triangle Corner and adjacent lot, for cash. Concrete, fireproof structures planned with local labor and materials. one building to host a hotel and offices, others store and apartments. Nelson, a former Juneau resident, will run a men’s furnishings store with Floyd Gibson.
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N. G. Nelson
Ketchikan
Front Street
Franklin
Front Streets
Frown
Mre
Elizabeth Decker
BP, Poid
Nelson
Triangle Carney
Netaon
Juneau
Floyd Gibson
Emilar
Front
Arete
Lowes
Six fae One Are Killed in Train Collision Near Springfield
A Springfield report says seven children and six members of one family were killed when an interurban train struck their automobile twelve miles out of town yesterday afternoon. The tragedy followed a collision that halted traffic and drew a large crowd as investigators began to piece together how the accident occurred.
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Springfield
Here
Hoover Drive Surges as Hoover Seekers Target Early Nomination
Kansas City June 6 The drive to nominate Herbert Hoover for the Republican ticket is active but faces hurdles from rivals. National Committee decisions boosted Hoover backers with 88 delegates pledged, while key figures Lowden Curtis Mellon delay. Delegates from South Georgia pledged to Lowden were seated as a withdrawal was ratified. The convention opens next week and many leaders have yet to arrive, making outcomes uncertain. More results are expected, with continued state contests likely.
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Kansas City
Eliner
Herbert C. Hoover
Mano
Yarmer
Lowyen
Naonal Committee
Lowden
Curtis
Mellon
Pennsylvania
Flood heroes win Theodore N. Vail gold medals in switchboard feats
Brown of Bradford Vermont earned a Theodore N. Vail gold medal for public service after risking life in a swollen river to restore telephone service during the November floods in Mont Deller. The citation notes his courage and singlehanded effort to reconnect communications as the Vermont capital faced isolation.
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William Foster Owens
Rock Springs
Texas
Owens
Clara 6B
Hitkin
West
Hartford
Vermont
Ailver
Patrick B
Metornilek
Beeket
Masa
Six Destroyers Sail for Alaska From Neah Bay
Six destroyers from the First at Jalion Naval Reserve will sail for Alaska in July on a summer cruise from Neah Bay. The group will conduct naval maneuvers short range battle drills and signal drills. Destroyers include William Jones Zellin J Burns Paul Hamilton Somers and Percival.
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Seattle
Jalion Naval Reserve
Neah Bay
Alaska
Willian Jones
Zellin
J. Burns
Paul Hamilton
Somers
Percival
Four Man Plane To Continue Ocean Flight Suva
June 6 report says the Southern Cross will depart Naselai for Brisbane on a 1760 mile leg. Capt Kingsford Smith notes Brisbane beach serves as a boat runway. American crew to complete voyage in Australia despite expired contracts. Navigator Lyon praised for calm and skill amidst Pacific storm, aiding successful crossing.
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Suva
Taolts
Naselai
Brisbane
Australia
Kingsford Smith
Southern Cros
Fama Ie Jung
T P. Ulm
Gald
James Warner
Awd
Harry Lyon
Tage
Dina Gine
Lyon
Pacific
Dows
Wwe
Mesa
Club Report Opposes Indian Indebtedness
SAN ANTONIO Texas June 6 A federation report urges repeal of Indebtedness placed on Indian tribes without consent. Mrs Kate Trenholm Abrams presented the resolution to the General Federation of Women's Clubs noting more than 40 000 debt and 11 000 000 collected from Indians, most of whom are poor. The report calls the method an indirect confiscation of Indian ward property.
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San Antonio
Tex
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Jon
Congress
Fegomumendea
Kate Trenholm Abrams
Federation
Legislative Department
Miss Marie Goldstein Returns From Extended Trip
Miss Marie Goldstein daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Goldstein of this city returned aboard the Princess Louise from a two and a half month trip across the United States visiting Chicago New York Washington Philadelphia Texas Los Angeles and San Francisco She was accompanied to Juneau by Miss ee Kahn and Miss Enid Kahn sisters of Mia E Goldstein of Juneau who will visit here for several L M Carrigan commercial lived in Juneau on the.
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Marie Goldstein
Charles Goldstein
City
Princess Louise
Chicago
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Texas
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Juneau
Ee Kahn
Enid Kahn
Mia. E Goldstein
Two Barrow Planes Drop in Dense Fog
Fox Film expedition to Point Barrow suffers distress as two planes are forced down 100 miles short of the goal in heavy fog. Four injured or exhausted participants found or reported by Kotzebue relays. Merrill, Robertson, Clarke recovering in makeshift hospital at Point Barrow. Wein and Hart reach Barrow, while missing teammates are searched for by dog teams and radio updates reach Seward Nome and Washington.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Fox Film
Point Barrow
Matt Niemien
Richard Heyser
Radio Operor
Kotzebue
RS. Merrill
Jack Robertson
Charles G. Clarke
Noel Wein
L. Virgil Hart
Wein
Hart
Cote
Merri
Niemlen
Heyner
Robertson
Clarke
Merrill
Harting
Ewing Scott
Fox Film Party
Ray Wine
Jett
Wallbanks
Lincoln and Coolidge Pictures at GOP Meet
Washington June. Pictures of the fire and the most recent standard bearers of the Republican party Lincoln and Coolidge will serve as the only decorations of the convention hall in Kansas City. There is no political significance in use of President Coolidge's picture. Mrs Alvin Hert, decorations chair, says he is the jeller of the party until someone elected to named to take his place. Both pictures will be eight or ten feet high and placed on either side of the back of the platform. Bunting and two American flags will be the only other decorations placed so as not to obstruct view of spectators in the gallery.
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Washington
Lincoln
Coolidge
Kansas City
Cooldge
Mra
Alvin Hert
Committee
Bunting
Building Completed on Lower Front Street
The building erected for Charles Goldstein on lower Front Street by KR. D. Peterman is complete and ready for occupancy by week’s start. One half will house a restaurant by Tom Me for the se and the other half rented by James Mr Closkey for a Will Yard parlor. George C. Jackson, freight claim auditor for the Canadian Pacific Railway in Montreal, and Mr. Jackson are tourists aboard the Princess Louine.
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Charles Goldstein
Lower Front Street
KR. D. Peterman
Tom Me
James
Closkey
George C. Jackson
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Canada
Mr. Jackson
Nobile Situation Maps Start Point for Holm Search Flight
A four point map shows Lieutenant Holm planning a search flight. A dotted line marks a possible drift route under wind influence as the mission proceeds.
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Holm
No Trace Of Italia Found By One Flier
In June reports claim DSLO advices received were forenoon state. Navy Lieutenant Mol led a search over the Arctic for Italia and came back with no findings. Moscow chatter noted initial euphoria over a Fralla claim, later debunked as a false wave from Siberia. Murmansk instruction confusion followed as Moscow guidance on puna for Aa seateh appeared unreliable.
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Italia
Navy
Mol
Mare
Arctic
Saarch
Walla
Moscow
Fralla
Franz Josef Land
Siberia
Murmansk
Mrs Darling Leads Alaska Tour Party From Seattle
Mrs Wsther Birdeall Darling a former Nome dog team owner and author of Baldy of Nome heads a thirty person tourist party sailing from Seattle next Saturday down the Yukon River to Fairbanks via the Alaska Railroad She publishes a new book and is widow of Newt Darling a Nome hardware businessman her writing is said to reflect true Alaskan conditions
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Wsther Birdeall Darling
Nome
Bootty” Allan
Baldy
Seattle
Yukon
Fairbanks
Alaska
Strong Wind Delays Ocean Hop of Plane
In Tropassey Newfoundland strong winds forced postponement of an Atlantic crossing plan amid last minute prep for One Friendship flight. Officials cited gusting conditions delaying the voyage and awaiting calmer weather to proceed.
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Tropassey
Newfoundland
Atlantic
No Race to South Pole in Competing Expeditions
New York reports outline rival Antarctic plans by Richard Byrd and George T. Wilkins. Dr. Sanah Bowman of the American Geographical Society supports both efforts, emphasizing coordination as each party covers a distinct area of the continent. Byrd reportedly will fly on one side of the mountain range, while Wilkins will lead exploration and record gathering on the other.
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New York
Jimes
Richard Byrd
George T. Wilkins
Antarctic
South Pole
Sanah Bowman
American Geographical Society
Bowsman
Waite
Rent Mountain
Byrd
Wilking Rack
Hoover Expenditures in Texas Questioned by GOP Official
J M OHara, Republican State committee organizer in Fort Worth, aims to gather documents to prove Herbert Hoover's expenditures in Texas were large, exceeding what was admitted. He intends to build an undetermined evidence case to show substantial spending in the state.
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Hoover
Texas
Fort Worth
J. M. O'Hara
Bahalf
Herbert @. Moorer
Massachusetts House votes to impeach official
The Massachusetts House of Representatives, after a lengthy debate, voted 196 to 18 to impeach and remove an elected official. The charges center on a $25,000 retainer fee and alleged improper conduct while investigations into the affected organization were ongoing.
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Boston
Mass
Jung
Tal Yeom
House of Representative
Pacoma Town
House
Impex
Gener Artyik
Teallig On Hongo
Keoeptee
Deelmo Chih
Affakre
Anchorage Man Found with Throat Slashed in Park
A man found dead in Woodland Park in Seattle is identified as Michael Dun can, 31, recently arrived from Anchorage Alaska. The body shows throat wounds and a stray hat tag reads Charley Goldstein, Tuned, as the scene is investigated by local authorities.
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Anchorage
Seattle
Woodland Park
Michael Duncan
Almaka
Charley Goldstein
Wilkins and Eliseo Arrive by Air in Amsterdam
Capt George H Wilkins and Pilot Bep Eliseo have arrived in Amsterdam from Broadely by airplane. They plan to depart this evening by plane for London.
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Amsterdam
George H. Wilkins
Bep Eliseo
Broadely
London
Charter Day Dinner of Lions Club Tonight at Forget-Me-Nol
The Juneau Lions Club holds its Charter Day banquet at the Forget-Me-Nol Tea Room at 6 p.m. Tonight B A Rouselle district governor for Alaska will give the principal talk on the charter event Short talks by members and a musical program are planned with all members expected to attend.
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Juneau ‘Jondlab
B. A. Rouselle
Alaska
Transcontinental Nonsstop Flight to Be Undertaken Now
BAN DIEGO Cal June 6 Weather improves for the 800 mile leg of the 2260 mile nonstop journey to New York. Lee Schoen help and Harry Tucker prepare to take off soon from Curtis Field signaling arrival hours later.
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Ban Diego
Cal
New York
Lee Schoenhelp
Harry Tucker
Curtis Pield
Women Traffic Chiefs Meet in San Francisco Convention
About 50 female traffic experts from across the United States will exchange ideas at the sixth convention of the Association of Traffic Clubs of America. Hosted by the Women’s Traffic Club of San Francisco and the Pacific State association, the meeting covers urban transport management and routing issues.
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Ban Francisco
Joe
United States
Wom ‘Traffle Club
San Francisco
Paestle ‘Ratte Association
Assoc! 'Traffle Clubs of America
Exchange of
Post Office Boost Baby Health Effort in 1926 WABHI IN
A fragmented clip suggests a health advocacy aimed at improving infant care linked to a Post Office or government bureau. Mentions Dr hard M. Smith of Hoston and a push to urge mothers to wean babies, though details are garbled and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hard M. Smith
Hoston
Bureau
Robbers Escape With Detroit Weekly Payroll
Armed men robbed the Detroit News building at 11 am seizing about $65,000 in payroll. A patrolman was fatally shot amid the gunfire as two officers pursued the getaway car. Robbers fled into busy streets, taking the cash and dropping some money during the dash. More than 150 employees were present during the heist.
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Detroit
Mich
Hix
Savotorite Holt
Detroit News
He Street
Hope
Buile
Stars Flock to Paris But None for Divorce
Paris reports a film crowd as stars arrive for fashion and romance with Adolphe Menjou Kathryn Carver Pola Negri Gloria Swanson Mae Murray and Mary Pickford in attendance yet no divorce news dominates. Ramon Navarre joins the Paris scene amid public curiosity about Latin cinema influence.
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Paris
Parla
Adolphe Menjou
Blathy Ue
Kathryn Carver
Pola Negel Hooh
Cap Havre
Douglas
Ales Banks
Mary Pickford
Alimony laws tighten as courts enforce support
Paris report notes new measures to enforce alimony payments. Delinquent husbands face fines and possible jail after three months. protections extend to unmarried mothers and paternal responsibility is emphasized. The reforms aim to secure minimum support and reduce underpayment across families.
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Paris
Jalpow
France
Adm
Pel
Evita Cwn
Evolution Fail? Emotions Lag Behind Human Progress
New York June. Br Predarvick Tilney of Columbia University argues humans show no evolution in emotions despite advances in brain and technology. His comparative study of monkey, ape, and man suggests emotional patterns remain Neanderthal in origin, with control of material forces and threats highlighted across ages and races.
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New York
Br. Predarvick Tilney
Columbia University
Natinate
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First National Bank
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Reno
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James Id. R. Cromwell
Cromwell
President Coolidge
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Kanna City
Southern Cross
Club Report
Miss Goldstein
L. M. Carrigan
Commercial
Barrow
Fox Film Expedition
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Vadsee
Siberian
Paul Island
Lieutenant Holm
Mrs. Darling
Bowman
Wilkins
Eielson
Lions Club
Junta Wines
Bentrles
Joli Newmarker
Genres Tyler
C.F. Lane
LeRoy Vestal
C. J. Rind
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A. J. Nelson
Mra Ac J
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