Paris to New York Nonstop Flight Plans Revealed
War ace Francis Coll and Paul Tarascon outline a Paris to New York nonstop attempt using a high capacity fuel system and smooth motor. Experts tune engines while builders finish the craft for a July start, with a 30 hour endurance goal and a route via England Ireland Newfoundland and Nova Scotia.
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Paris
Ja Suffieles
Paul Tarascon
Warmiuiine Avistor
Francis Coll
New York
Cole
Ocean Field
Phine
England
Ireland
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Missing Children Found After Mt Roberts Search
A son and daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Moi and two daughters of Mr and Mrs Peter Pournta were found near the timber line on the Mt Roberts trail by Juneau Fire Department members. The children had been missing since four o clock that afternoon, and volunteers searched area around Mt Roberts and Basin Road after 7 PM alarm. The kids were tired from the climb but unharmed and parents thanked the responders.
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Mt. Roberts
Basin Road
Barron Party Moves Through Juneau To Funter Bay
James T. Barron operator of the Thitnger Packing Company travels with Mrs Barron their daughter Mrs T M Fitzpatrick and three children through Juneau aboard the Admiral Rogers en route to the Funtertay plant for the summer. Barron recently arrived north and later went to Ketchikan to meet his family and take them to Funter Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Barron
Thitnger Packing Company
Eastern O Chapter to Meet in Regular Session June 9
Eastern Tone Juneau Chapter No 7 O will meet in regular session on June 9 at 7 p.m. Visiting members welcome. Mary Weston W M and Fanny L Robinson, Secretary adv.
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Eastern Tone
Juneau
At & P.m
Mary Weston
W. M
Fanny L. Robinson
Adv
Byng Plans Mackenzie River Tour With Alberta Premier
Governor General Baron Byng will tour the Mackenzie River this summer staying at Fort Norman where the Imperial Company operates the most northern oil camp. Premier Greenfield of Alberta will accompany the party.
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Calgary
Baron Byng
Canada
Mackenzie River
Fort Norman
Imperial Company
Premier Greenfield
Alberta
Police Officer Slays in Duel in Los Angeles
Sergeant Harper, renowned LA Police Department marksman, halted a suspected car tied to six robberies. When Edward Miller fired, Harper shot six times, five hitting Miller and one striking Harper’s shoulder. Miller died. Harper was wounded. Miller had prior bootlegging conviction.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Harper
Edward Miller
Miller
Democratic Party Is Free from Debts
Washington June 8 The National Democrat weekly reports all financial obligations of the party have been met and the party will enter the fall Congressional elections free from all debt and embarrassments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Democrat
Stop at the Zynda Hotel When in Juneau
A brief travel note advises stopping at the Zynda Hotel when visiting Juneau. The reminder emphasizes a convenient base in the city and hints at local hospitality.
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Zynda Hotel
Juneau
Ady
Meeting of Credit Men Discusses Fraud and Taxation
The conference features J Donovan discussing credit frauds and prosecutions, Bo Winston speaking on taxation, and Vice Governor Edmund Platt addressing branch banking as a safeguard. Reports cover investigation and prosecution, foreign credits, credit bureaus, business services, and methods, with focus on the National Institute of Credit education led by Dr Frank A Fall.
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Fiam J. Donovan
Bo Winston
The
Treasury
Edmund Platt
Peteral Reserve Board
Hank Ts ”T
Committee On Investigation
Business Service
Nes
Ayremey Servicy
Association
National Institute of Credit
Frank A. Fall
Fine
New York University
Filipino Sailors Enlist In Insular Coast Guard
Manila date June 8 reports that the insular fleet coast guard unit grows as 400 officers and 600 men volunteer for service. Governor General Wood and Chief of the Constabulary Crate approve preparations and training for a future Philippine navy. Sailors provide their own uniforms and will work aboard ships and on land.
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Manila
Oet Coast Guard
Wood
Rafael Crate
Constabulary
Philippine Navy
Crane
Literior
Felipe Agoneilly
Coast Guard
Man Smashes Front Street Crossing Bruises Painter
Peter Tanovich was struck and run over by a Chevrolet driven by a woman on Front Street in front of the Pioneer Marble Shop. He sustained severe bruises to the knees chest and head, but no broken bones. An X ray is planned and he is under treatment at St. Ann's Hospital.
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Peter Tanovich
Erickson
Front
Pioneer Marber
Tanovich
Cut Tax Exemption Proposal Urged by Senator Couzens
Senator Couzens of Michigan urged a tax exemption for all persons earning under five thousand dollars a year in an address before the Baltimore Bar Association. The proposal targets relief for small earners as a major reform measure debated in public forums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cougens
Michigan
Baltimore Bar Association
No Civil War in China Soon Claimed by American Chief
Brigadier General Wittiany CL Cowden, American Commander in Chief in China, arrived today for a fort night and stated that a civil war in China was improbable. He expressed doubt that Meng oar Channs would enter any armed conflict.
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Tortoq
Wittiany CL Cowden
Chibi
China
Meng Oar Channs
Coufliet
Cannery Employee Injured After Fall Through Trap Door
J S Chidgey a worker at Alaska Consolidated Canneries in Tenakee fell through a trap door from the second story striking his cheek and shoulder. He was brought by boat to St Ann Hospital with back and shoulder injuries. His condition is not yet fully known but believed not serious. His wife Mrs Chidney accompanied him to Jondeau and is staying at the Zynda hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Chidgey
Alaska Consolidated Canneries
Ténakee
Jie
Esteber
St. Ann Hospital
Chitgey
Jondeau
Chidney
Doubts Over Bribery Case Against Hart and Good
Tacoma prosecutor Selhin expresses doubt he can press the bribery charges against former Gov Hart. He notes the information quashed last Saturday by Judge Reaams contained all charges that could be brought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Selhin
Hart
Reaams
Finn miner held after two suicide attempts in jail
William Luhtkivinen, a Finn miner, is detained in the local Federal jail for a sanity hearing after two suicide attempts at the Home Boarding House. He reportedly stabbed at himself and choked himself with a handkerchief, but suffered no serious injuries according to the Marshal's office.
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William Luhtkivinen
Tade
Mre. Lahtkainen
Hatcher
Lahikainen
Apinard
Resting Easy After Frustrated Effort Ends Quasi Incident
A man involved in a recent incident was described as resting easy with few signs of mental disorder. The report notes the attempt was frustrated and attributes the calm state to careful handling by responders.
Alaska-Dane Mine crew sails for summer work at Funter Bay
Charles Otteson operator of the Alaska-Dane mine in Funter Bay leaves Juneau with four men to work on the property this summer. Mrs. Otteson accompanies her husband and the party travels aboard the vessel Karle M.
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Charles Otteson
Funter Bay
Juneau
Mrs. Otteson
Vas
Karle M
Thanks for aid in Juneau child search by fire dept
Mr and Mrs Louis Moi express gratitude to Juneau Volunteer Fire Department and local residents for aiding the search for their two children on Saturday June 6. The note credits community help and the emergency responders in the effort.
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Louis Moi
Juneau
Painting Bids Sought for Moose Wall Exterior
Bids are wanted for painting the Moose Wall exterior with two coats and staining the roof. Bids must be submitted to the Trustees of Moose Lodge.
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Moose Wall
Moose Lorie
Ailv
Young Lady Tourist Slays Bear With Single Shot
Miss Anna Keenan from Trenton New Jersey, aboard the steamer Alameds, killed a brown bear in Red Bluff Bay with one Springfield rifle shot from 100 yards away. The eye wound dropped the bear from a cliff into the bay. it weighed about 50 pounds and was towed ashore and skinned.
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Anna Keenan
Alameds
Red Bluff Bay
Miss Keenan
Trenton
Parsons Returns to Nenana from Juneau trip
T A Parsons husband of Mrs Lockie McKinnon of Juneau sails today on the Alameda to Skagway then Whitehorse and down the Yukon to Nenana where he is with the Northern Commercial Company. He has been visiting in Juneau with the McKinnons en route home after a business and pleasure trip.
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T. A. Parsons
Lockie MckKinnon
Juneau
Alameda
Skagway
Whitehorse
Yukon River
Nenana
Northern Commercial Company
Parsons
MccKinnons
Bureau Moves Offices to New Rooms in Same Building
The U S Biological Survey and Alaska Gam Commission offices were moved today from Rowing 406 to Rooms 401 409 and 405 in the same Goldstein Building. The transfer follows increased Bureau activities and the need for more space for personnel and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Biological Survey
Alaska Gam Commission
Rowing
Goldstein Huildling
Bureau
New Maxwell Sedan Arrives in Juneau from Seattle
A new Maxwell sedan arrived in Juneau this morning aboard the motor ship Oregon from Seattle. The latest model features all modern accessories and was purchased through the Juneau Motor Company by J. I. McAllister and Owen Flynn.
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Maxwell
Juneau
Oregon
Seattl
Juneau Motor Company
J. i McAllister
Owen Flynn
Moultrey Visits Stations on Admalagh Rogers Mission
W. Le Moultrey, Alaska agent for Standard Oil, travels on the steamship Admalagh Rogers for a round trip through Southeastern Alaska to inspect company stations in the district. He previously served as station agent at Seward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. LE. Moultrey
Alaska
Standard Oil Company
Admalagh Rogers
Mr. Moultrey
Seward
Mrs Jobson Visits In Juneau Aboard Admiral Rogers
Mrs Frank Jobson of Spokane arrives in Juneau aboard the Admiral Rogers to visit her mother Mrs Jessie Baker and sister Mrs G B Krause. She plans to stay about two months and enjoy the Alaskan visit.
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Frank Jobson
Spokane
Juneau
Admiral Rogers
Jessie Baker
G. B. Krause
Will of murdered farmer leaves legacy to killer
Belfast June 8 The will of John McConnell a Fer managh farmer who was murdered by his man servant Patrick Murphy includes a bequest of 250 to Murphy Murphy is serving a life sentence for the crime.
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Belfast
John McConnell
Fermanagh
Patrick Murphy
Murphy
Bundles of old newspapers at The Empire
Bundles of old newspapers sold at The Empire for twenty five cents each. The offer highlights economical remainders and practical reading material for collectors and readers seeking affordable print media.
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The
Empire
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Las
Shays
Boudoir
Work Sox
B. M. Behrends Co., Inc
World War Veterans — of France
Atlantic
Barrons
Cannery
Old
Gale
the Empire
Byng
Interior
Democratic Party
Insular
SEN
James Couzens
Tokio
Juneau Hardware Co.s
Sherwin-Williams Paints
California
Coliseum
Geo. B.rice
Moultrey
Sam
Gastineau Hotel
Vox
Juneau Lumber Mills
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