Chamber Plans Reception for Parks Tuesday
The Junean Chamber of Commerce will host a public reception for Gov. George Parks next Tuesday evening at Governors Mansion. President H. C. DeVighne announced the event after the Executive Committee met today. Plans will be reviewed at tomorrow’s weekly Arcade Cafe meeting, and Parks will take office the following Tuesday with an oath likely in his new office for a four year term.
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Cov
George Parks
Junean Chamber of Commerce
H. C. DeVighne
Governors Mansion
Chamber
Executive Committee
Arcade Cafe
Parks
Alameda Southbound Early This Morning
Steamship Alameda of the Alaska Steamship Company arrived at 4 10 this morning after a triangle trip to Kaines Skagwayo Sitka and sailed at 8 for the south. The ship took on ten boxes of feed salmon from the Husse market. Two passengers arrived, four left for Seattle Petersburg and Ketchikan.
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Steamship
Alameda
Alaska Steamship Company
Kaines
Skagwayo
Sitka
Husse
M. de Estelle
J §. Pouan
Seattle
H.W. Verhune
Petersburg
Charles Kawkesworth
Ketchikan
Moose Picnic at Salmon Creek Next Sunday
An all day Moose Picnic is planned at Salmon Creek on Sunday June 14. The notice asks readers to make plans and mentions Sully's Carpenter Shop for jobbing and cabinet work with contact by phone 156. Nearby Zynda Hotel advertises outside rooms available.
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Salmon Creek
Sully
Open Air Dance at Moose Lodge Draws Big Crowd
The Juneau Moose Lodge hosted an open air dance last night at the Morris Construction Company shop, now under construction. Bright lights and open walls created a carnival effect as The Alaskans played, drawing crowds from the sidewalks and streets who enjoyed a lively evening.
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Juneau Moose Lodge
Morris Construction Company
Gayety
Legion Officers Attend Alaska Convention Mobility
Filer Hansen the Departmental Commander of the Alaska American Legion and Oscar Shineman a Sitka Post delegate arrived in Juneau aboard the Admiral Rogers. They will depart on the Alaska for Seward then proceed to Fairbanks for the Department Convention set June 21 to 23. No delegate arrangements were made for Alford John Bradford Post No 4 of Juneau.
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Filer Hansen
Alaska American Legion
Oscar Shineman
Sitka Post
Juneau
Admiral Rogers
Alaska
Seward
Fairbanks
Alford John Bradford Fost
Mrs Laughlin Returns to Juneau From Latouche Visit
Mrs Alice Laughlin, who spent the past month with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs J M Lahr in Latouche, returns to Juneau on the steamship Yukon. She traveled with Mrs Lahr and Barbara the latter's young daughter who will stay in Juneau this summer. Mrs Lahr last visited Juneau nearly two years ago.
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Alice Laughlin
J. M. Lahr
Latouche
Juneau
Yukon
MISS KOHL VISITS HERE
Miss Tilda M. Kohl, former Juneau Public Schools teacher, arrived by the Yukon from Anchorage where she taught the past year. She is a guest of Miss Dorothy Haley and will be in Juneau briefly before resuming youth work for the summer.
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Tilda M. Kohl
Juneau
Yukon
Anchorage
Kohl
Dorothy ‘Haley
Yukon Ship Yukon Brings 122 Southbound Passengers
The steam ship Yukon with 122 southbound passengers and copper ore from Cordova arrived in port at 64:30 o clock and sailed after 8 o clock for the South. From Seward 62 travelers formed the majority, with 30 passengers to Juneau and 18 in first class and 12 steerage. Several named passengers and a long list of those bound for Seattle Ketchikan Wrangell are noted, describing a smooth Gulf of Alaska voyage aboard the Alaska Steamship Company vessel under Captain Glasscock.
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Cordova
Yukon
Glasscock
Alaska Steamship Company
Oelock
Seward
Jueneau
Gulf of Alaska
Juneau
Hilda M. Kohl
L. F. Oliver
J.C. Black
J. M. Lahr
Alice Laughlin
Barbara Lahr
C. Ef, Felech
Mae Rousch
E& E. Walker
Hazel Mathews
Anna Hughes
D. W
Elizabeth Hall
Two Million Dollar Hotel to Be Built in Waikiki
Honolulu reports the Territorial Hotel Company will start construction of a new 2 million dollar hotel at Waikiki soon, according to company officers.
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Honolulu
Kaikiki
Territorial Hotel Company
Wounds Wife in Quarrel And Then Takes Own Life
Regina report says Mike Hrapkowsky of Erinwood near here wounded his wife in a domestic quarrel before killing himself. Police describe the incident as a deadly domestic quarrel ending in suicide.
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Regina, Sask
Mike Hrapkowsky
Erinwold
Here
Dr W E Mulhollan Returns to Open Dental Office
Dr W E Mulhollan resumes practice by reopening a dental office above First National Bank. The move marks a return to the community dental care scene, with office hours to be announced and patients invited to schedule appointments.
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W. E. Mulhollan Returns
First National Dank
Nridv
Two MacMillan Planes Reach Squantum Air Field
Two of the three MacMillan expedition airplanes arrived at the Naval Reserve flying field at Squantum near Boston from Philadelphia. The remaining aircraft diverted to Sagamore due to a heavy squall and Arctic fog. Flight time was delayed about forty minutes by the fog.
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Squantum
Mass
Naval Reserve
Philadelphia
Sagamore
Cape Cod
Navy official to join MacMillan expedition sailing
Assistant Secretary Robinson will represent the Navy Department at the exercises for the MacMillan expedition from Boston on June 17. Robinson and MacMillan will fly from Squanton Massachusetts to Boston in an amphibian expedition plane.
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Washington
Robinson
Navy Department
MacMillan
Boston
Squanton
Mass
U S Gunboat Fires Back in Chinese City Fight
Reports say U S gunboat returns fire as Chinese forces battle to hold a city. Chinese troops vie for control with ongoing street fighting while fears grow over possible food shortages for residents. Yuannanese recruits from Hongkong captured by Cantonese, said to be under a Russian General's command.
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Hongkong
Anti Christ Movement Echoes in Seattle and Taft Conspiracy Ruling
On arrival in Seattle Rev L A Root Protestant Episcopal Bishop Hankow said Chinese disturbances are active anti Christ movements provoking but may benefit by stirring up the Chinese. In Washington senior judges urged DAs to drop conspiracy indictments for misdemeanors, citing abuse in prohibition cases.
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Seattle
L. Ah, Root
Hankow
New Orleans
Washington
Taft
Atorneys
Army Drive in Juneau Is Over the Top
Capt Jessie Chalk and Lieut Lot Renas of the Salvation Army report a successful Juneau fund drive. They praise the generosity and warm reception of residents. Staff Capt Dorin aided the canvass. Dorin has returned to headquarters while the young ladies stay in Juneau.
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Jessie Chalk
Lottie Renas
Salvation Army
Juneau
Capt. Chalk
Capt
Chalk
Lieut
Renas
Dorin
Wrangell
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Points South
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Canton
Taku Glacier
Front St
Substation Post Office No
Buddy
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Coliseum Theatre
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Fisher’s
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