Wreck injures two in taxi car on Thane road
Roy Thomas of Berry Taxi Service and John Barrett of New York Life Insurance were seriously injured when the Oakland taxi's steering locked on the Thane road near Juneau. Barrett suffered shoulder injuries and severe bruising, Thomas internal injuries and shock. Fred Humphries escaped injury. the car was heavily damaged with the steering gear locked and a missing bolt.
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Roy Thomas
Berry Taxi Service
John Barrett
New York Life Insurance Company
St. Ann's Hospital
Oakland
Thane
Fred Humphries
Pioneer Harbor
Juneau
Thomas
Barrett
Skagway
Sitka
Humphrice
Humphries
M. Bberry
McCaul
McKkinnon
Plank Road
Berry
Damaged Car Partially Broken After Collision
A vehicle broke to pieces with a door torn off and the omMimpers twisted. The car is now undergoing repairs.
Mexico teaching children thrift bank for schools
Cody June 15 under a presidential decree the department of public instruction may found a savings and loan bank for school children. Teachers must deposit one day’s salary monthly while pupil deposits are voluntary but not less than five centavos weekly. The bank will loan to cooperative bodies and savings are estimated at 12000 pesos yearly.
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Mexico Cody
Department of Public Instruction
Hawaiian Troubadours to Play at Elks Hall Dance
Next Thursday Elks Lodge hosts a dance at Elks Hall with music by the Hawaiian Troubadours fresh from a four night run at the Coliseum. Two prizes will be awarded: a Hila Hila dance costume and a ukulele.
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Lodge of Elks
Elks
Coliseum Theatre
Camp Fire Girls Headed to Auk Village for Two Weeks
Camp Fire Girls depart headquarters on Main Street just after 10 AM for Auk Village where they will stay for two weeks. Hain’s absence changes nothing as Fhrover Davis and a team prepared tents floors and supplies, with mess call expected to sound this afternoon.
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Hain
Long Moon
Main Street
Auk Village
Fhrover Davis
Temtman
Passing Of Barber Recalled Celebrities He Shaved
San Francisco tribute notes Bernhard Bernhard owner and manager of the Palace Hotel barber shop who died at age 80. For five decades he served clientele including Presidents Grant Harrison McKinley Roosevelt Wilson Harding and other notable figures such as Enrico Caruso and John L. Sullivan.
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San Francisco
Bernhard Bernhard
Palace Hotel
Ulysses S. Grant
Benjamin Harrison
William Mckhinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Enrico Caruso
John JL. Sullivan
Bible Student Prep for Oriental Research
Baltimore June 16 Dr Ray mond F Dougherty professor of Hiblican literature at Goucher College appointed annual professor of the American Schools of Oriental Research at Jerusalem and Bagdad for 1925 26 He received a year's leave of absence and will depart for the Near East late July Lectures and field work will cover archaeology topography mound study and potential sites of ancient cities He is noted for translating Babylonian tablets Old papers for sale at The Empire
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Baltimore
Raymond FP. Dougherty
Goucher College
American Schools of Oriental Research
Jerusalem
Bagdad
Near East
Br. Dougherty
Landan
Scouts Return to Juneau with Excursionists
After two weeks of summer camp at Chilkoot Barracks, 38 Boy Scouts from Juneau and Wrangell returned to Juneau on the Alma. Visiting families enjoyed a full program with U.S. troops, including drills, contests, and a tug of war, followed by a dance. Excursionists toured the Barracks and Wells road, with some planned trips to Skagway before departure.
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Chilkoot Barracks
Boy Scouts Organization
Juneau
Wrangell
Maddox
Alma
U. S
At & O'Clock
Wells Road
Chilkat
Skagway
Fornance
Thomas Ambler Held On Wife Complaint and Fire Threat
Thomas Ambler was arrested today on a warrant from Mrs Annie Ambler alleging fear for her life. He took a boarder’s room at the Home Hoarding House, declared he would kill the man on his return, and held Deputies Garster and Truesdell captive for about three hours before surrendering his revolver.
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Thomas Ambler
Annie Ambler
Ambler
Garster
Truesdell
Arrest Made In Liquor Sale Case Against Annie Hornball
Annie Hornball was arrested this afternoon by federal deputy marshals on charges of sale and possession of liquor. She entered a plea of not guilty, with trial set for Wednesday before Judge V. A. Annie. Grover C. Winn represents her.
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Annie Hornball
V. A
Annie
Grover O C. Winn
Grandson Roop Seeks Medical Aid for Illness
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Roop of Superior Fisheries arrived in Ju-Heat Saturday with their grandson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tenneson, ill with whooping cough. The Tenneson family was in Wrangell when the illness began.
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J. D. Roop
Superior Fisheries
Monaghan
Tenakee
Ibut Prices Reported in Prince Rupert Sale
American hal ibut brought 117 dollars and five cents today while Canadian fish sold for 103 dollars and six cents, reflecting price quotes from the regional market.
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Prince Rupert
Washington Trade Totals For May Show Surplus
United States exports in May reached 370 million dollars while imports stood at 2828 million, evidencing a trade imbalance. The Empire offered bundles of old newspapers at twenty five cents per bundle.
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Washington
United
Empire
Shepherd Not Identified by State Witness
Chicago scene in a trial where Dr Amanto Ronzetti testified about matching a large prisoner to a suspect. Ronzetti noted the man on trial did not resemble the younger defendant and discussed a front-change for 500 dollars. Isabelle Pope recounted a past friendship with Billy McClintick as tensions with Shepherd emerged.
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Chicago
Amanto Ronzetti
W. D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Ronzetti
Isabelle Pope
Billy McClintick
Shepherd
Excursion Inlet Names Noted in Local Listings at Empire
A dense roster of names appears in a broader listing from Empire noting travelers and residents linked to Excursion Inlet and nearby again referencing Juneau and Seattle contacts. The compiled list includes Gastineau, Wight Anchorage, Peters burg, Ketchikan, Juneau, Douglas, and Chichagof related to travel, residence, or business, with Empire price data showing 26 cents a bundle.
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E. Tanner
Oliver Wilde
H. A. Dickson
C. J. Wight
Anchorage
Oscar Suthers
Petersburg
G. M. Leach
Seattle
M Divjak
H. T. Hales
Ketchikan
H. CC. McMillan
Stanford University of California
J. 0 Green
Myonerief
W Ketchikan
Floyd Hains
J. DP. Roop
Tenakee
Wrank Metcalf
Lisianski
R. HH. Christofferson
A. E. Explorer
J. R. Reynolds
A. N. Herrold
Excursion Inlet
Hi. A. Pryde
Hoonah
Otto Kurz
J. A. Clary
Steamship Alaska Due Tomorrow With Freight for Juneau
The steamship Alaska of the Alaska Steamship Company is due to arrive tomorrow morning from the South. It carries 160 tons of freight for Juneau.
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Steamship Alaska
The
Alaska Steamship Company
Juneau
Senator La Follette Health Status Unchanged
Washington reports Senator La Follette remains ill at his home with bronchial trouble and his condition is unchanged.
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Washington
United States
la Follette
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Mexico
the Empire
Renol
J. B. Burford & CO
Geo. Anderson
Piano
Miss Grace Carny
W. C. Stokes
Front St
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B.P.D. Elks NO
Music BY the
Elks’ Hall
Miss Pope
Gastineau
Zynda
Miriam Delzelle
H. C. Feldman
Cordova
J. Dalzell
W. Sampson
Douglas
Robi. Turner
J. E. Miller
Chichagoff
P. Licadal
Edward Ragan
Chichagof
Charles Shultz
Port Althorpe
Ro Cox
John Weil
City
August Heirman
W. Gwin
Lottie Dempsey
Los Angeles
Pame
Alaska
Zynda Hotel
the Nugget Shop
Robert Simpson
Shaeffer Pens
Borden’s
Happy Home
Mark
Goldstein’s Emporium
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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