Governor Bone to Leave Alaska for Seattle Voyage
Gov Scott C Bone winds up four years as Alaska’s territorial chief by packing files and letters from states, publishers, and public figures. He plans rest after term ends next Monday and a reception in Ketchikan before sailing on the Yukon to Seattle aboard the same vessel as his wife. His successor George A Parks will assume control across the hall in the Goldstein Building. He vows to continue lobbying federal officials and writing on Alaskan affairs, opposing bureaucratic restraint in territory management.
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Gov. Scott
Tone
Alaska
Yukon
Tie
Mrs. Bone
Ketchikan
Seattle
George A. Parks
Peris
Territory
Gov. Parks
Alaskan
Franklin K. Lane
the Interior Department
Lane
Gov. Bane
Interior
Wilson
Albaska
Scott C. Bone
Gov. Howe
President Harding
Washington
Good Prices Increase Profits Canada's Farms
Ottawa reports higher prices for grain, field crops, livestock and poultry boosted Canadian farmers wealth by 142.782 million in 1924. Gross agricultural wealth reached 7.5063 billion, up from 7.2635 billion in 1923. Total agricultural revenue stood at 1.4534 billion, a 108.272 million rise. Field crops led at 996.236 million, dairy products at 234.0 million.
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Ottawa
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Reception Domes Alaska Governor Bone Farewell
A Juneau Chamber of Commerce farewell for Governor and Mrs Bone filled Elks Hall from 9 to 10 with Gov Bone and Dr DeVighne in the receiving line. The evening featured Colizeum music and songs by Fred Lynch, and a Sidney Laurence painting of Mount McKinley was presented. Governor Bone praised Alaska and his successor George A Parks, inviting future summers in Alaska.
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Elks’ Hall
Done
DeVighne
Dr. DeVighne
Bone
Sidney Laurence
Mount McKinley
Chamber of Commerce
Vighne
Alaska
Northland
Juneau
HeViehne
Hone
President Harding
Covernor Bone
George A. Parks
Essenate
George A. Ttarks
Avery
Jone
Skyscraper Race Grows In Buenos Aires and Montevideo
June reports show River Plate cities entering a skyscraper race. Montevideo opens a 28 story reinforced concrete office hotel at 358 feet, surpassing Buenos Aires 22 story high rise. The 250 room Italian owned project marks a new regional record and world claim for reinforced concrete towers.
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Buenos Aires
River Plate
Montevideo
South America
General Taylor Sets Alaska Trip Sail Date
General Harry Taylor chief of engineers plans an Alaska tour leaving Seattle on July 1 aboard the steamer Alaska. Col. Steese arranges the itinerary covering Tone Commission and River and Harbor projects across Southeastern Central and Interior Alaska with visits to principal communities.
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Harry Taylor
U.S. Army
Seattle
Alaska
Alaska Road Commission
Dellwood
Col Dimes
Steese
Tasvier
Tone Commission
Unmasked Youths Rob Bank of Italy in Sunnydale
In San Jose California three young robbers masked entered the Bank of Italy branch at Sunnydale yesterday afternoon and escaped with an estimated five to six thousand dollars. They fled in a car driven by a fourth man.
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San Jose
Cal
Bank of Italy
Sunnydale
Runaway Car Owner Exonerated in Tacoma Deaths
In Tacoma the owner of a car that ran away last Friday afternoon killing Judge Gordon and a woman and injuring five others was exonerated by a coroners jury verdict. The report notes the driver’s lack of blame and references surrounding the incident.
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Tacoma
Lloyd Her Hard
Gordon
Coronoes
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L. F. Loree
William King
Utah
Coolidge
Enoch H. Crowder
U. S
Cuba
Washington, D.C
Wayne BR. Wheeler
Anverweon League
Ontario
Elks
Noarthland
Gen. Taylor
Chief of Engineers
California
Juneau Hardware Coents
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Coliseum
Geo. B.rice
Gastineau
Juneau Lumber Mills
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