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Newspaper
The Daily Alaska Empire
Location
Juneau, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
4
The transition from Scott C. Bono to Gov Ceorre AO Parks is celebrated with praise for Parks vast knowledge and public service. The editorial urges Alaskans to unite, support Parks, and rely on personal effort to prosper, noting wealth cannot be created by legislation alone.
The Department of Commerce figures misstate foreign trade origins by not tracking where goods are last manufactured. Alaska’s copper ore is credited to Alaska while the refined copper is counted as a Washington export, and many Eastern states receive credit for exports produced in the West. The result is widespread misattribution across commodities from beef and pork to flour and wool.
Senator Wesley S. Jones opposes Vice President Dawes’s plan to change Senate rules arguing that most major statutes protecting the public were originated or perfected under the existing rules, a reason he finds unsatisfying for his opposition to the plan.
The text argues that monarchies once justified progress while republics can advance further. It discusses the Manchester Guardian view on U S global leadership and responsibility, notes potential Russian Bolshevik maneuvers, mentions Captain Amundsen and Doe Cook, and compares Chicago gangsters with Chinese clans and their influence on business and politics.
The Guardian argues Germany’s election of Hindenburg marks a national tribute to a hero at an awkward moment. It notes voters chose him to avoid Russia fears, highlights his role as figurehead, and warns that real power lies with conservative factions and warlike elements while German policy leans toward industrial interests.
A fragmented column blends observations on aging weather preferences and social mores with humorous vignettes. It touches on courtship costs, retirement dreams, crosswords, and advice about marriage, temper, and fashion, mixing quips about vanity and domestic life.
The piece jokes about quarrels over money and clothes. It contrasts optimists and pessimists in marriage, noting how a wife’s reduction in expenses may backfire with bills for keeping up appearances. It comments on modern women's happiness as being tied to alimony and independence from husbands.
The remark asserts that without inner will a person cannot create or pass on anything to others. It emphasizes individual agency as the source of value, duty, and influence across time.
A brief note mentions J Shinning connected to St Louis and contrasts with not being in a shoe shining parlor. It also references Will Telle and a warning about keeping secrets while in St Louis.
James Baras states he will not be responsible for any further debts or credit incurred by his wife after she left his residence and board. This public notice disclaims liability for shared living arrangements and financial obligations.
Classified note offers four cabins on Willoughby Avenue for sale at 200 dollars cash or bal 25 dollars monthly. Contact C Plathrick at Gastineau Tete for details.
The interior department announces final proof testimony for a homestead entry in H. EL Survey No. 160 New Series No. 1476 submitted by Bierry A. Kryvile with witnesses Trowe Malley and William T. Douglas all residents of Vonean Abwiha. If no protest is filed in the local land office in Anchorage before August 16 1925 the final proof will be accepted and a final certificate issued. J. Lindley Green Register. First publication May mode data.
The piece presents a promotional view of the newspaper business as a vital service and sales-driven industry. It argues newspapers provide essential news and advertising, support local commerce, and help cities grow by boosting the press as the key selling force for communities.
Samuel Rebel from Riga arrived in New York 19 years ago with little more than a worn coat. He rose from delivering ice on Grand Street to controlling six ice plants, hundreds of wagons and horses, and employing hundreds of men, valuing his holdings at thirty million. The piece also notes varied political jabs from multiple papers about war law and governance.
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