White settlers warn against Indian party in Alaska
A Southeastern Alaska controversy urges educated Indians and missionaries to dissolve the Alaska Native Brotherhood and boycott illiterate voters. The call claims a united Indian bloc threatens white political and economic progress, insisting white residents must organize to keep control of territory governance and safeguard industry.
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Alaska
Mjakes
Indilan
Alaska Native Brotherhood
United Indian Party
Hby
Indiana
Mexico and Calles Nervous Over Kellogg Remarks
The piece argues President Calles shows nerves over Kellogg’s remarks about Mexico. It stresses Kellogg’s statements reflect facts, praises Obregon’s era of stability, and urges Calles to view U.S. support as long as Mexico acts with faith and energy toward American interests. It warns against public irritability and notes longstanding U.S. friendship with Mexico.
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Seermurry
Kelloey
Mexico
Obregon
Calles
Kelloge
United States
America
Common Sense Administration Pledge From Gov Parks
Gov Parks outlines a cooperative policy emphasizing shared thinking planning and work. He calls for growth through capital investment, low taxes, fair dealing, and addressing development delays. He notes strong local and Washington support while urging self-reliance beyond government guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Parks
Washington
Alaska policy for private capital development urged
The text calls for development through private capital in the Territory with Alaskan input and federal territorial cooperation. The Governor should receive broad support in pursuing practical measures integrated with both public and private sectors. The piece also notes increased whiskey shipments amid Prohibition and questions measuring moonshine versus pre prohibition bourbon and rye consumption. Washington state opts out of release day events to avoid mobilizing National Guard resources. The government plans to cease printing $10,000 bills.
Sweet Spud Murphy and the San Quentin riots
The Sacramento Bee profile argues for firm punishment over reform as it recounts Sweet Spud Murphy, convicted for murdering two girls during mistreatment, and his role as a riot leader in San Quentin where three men were killed. It endorses hanging the Tankos and Halls while urging continued imprisonment for Murphy.
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Sacramento Bee
Spud Murphy
San Quetin
Sweet
San Quentin
Tankos
Spud Murphys
Trotzky Returns to Moscow Amid Russian Power Shifts
The Guardian notes Trotzky has reentered Moscow from exile, amid unclear Russian affairs. He clashed with the Miarsists ruling oligarchy over Leninist doctrine and water of economic policy and was removed from the War Office before his temporary banishment. No clear indication he will direct new policy.
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Manchester
England
Guardian
Trotzky
Moscow
Russia
Lenin
Troateky
War Office
Old Age Pension Row Fueled by Territorial Legislature Debate
The Old Age Pension bill in the Territorial Legislature provokes wide concern as it faces a precarious position. Representative William J. Punt, a half breed Indian, sponsors a move to strip pensions from pioneers, arguing Indians deserve the funds too. Critics note federal support for natives and the need to protect pensions for aging pioneers. Senatorial comments show support for traditional vice presidential cloture.
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Territorial
William J. Punt
Himeslf
Jensen
Nome
Paul
No doubt Ssoteh whisky rivals Scots in Latvia origin
A compact, wry collection of quotes notes mixed opinions on whisky origins, U S president Coolidge jokes, Belgium cabinet absence, Coast Guard as an obstacle, and taxation lines. It highlights political humor and cross country comparisons.
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Latvia
Indianapolis
Along Life's Detour and Social Quips Column
A column mixes quips about marriage jokes on in laws and bachelors with light social observations. It riffs on family costs, hearing loss and sighted stereotypes, peppered by a humorous ad question about who owns the telephone and a wife shopping at downtown. The tone is breezy and satirical.
Man smiles at pretty girls and hard times in headlines
A fragmented clipping notes that any man can smile at a pretty girl, but the worthy man smiles when faced with the inevitable Sam Hill in Cincinnati. The piece contrasts a cheerful outlook with personal embarrassment and financial strain, mentioning Warren Ohio and Cheyenne Wyoming in brief comic fragments.
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Aman
Liv
Wuarren
Ohio Tribune
Have a Heart on Talking Pleasures and Wives Rights
A satirical column argues against discussing pleasures and mocks domestic roles. It notes women bearing sacrifices, mentions mothers worrying about money, and questions evolving gender norms with humorous asides on marriage and appearance. The piece suggests tension between traditional duties and modern expectations.
Daily sentence sermon on fashion and morals in letters
A fragment laments flappers in heat and a modern girl’s morals while noting an older man’s patronage of stylish stores. The piece rails at contemporary behavior and ends with a callous daily sermon about making the most of the present for a better afterlife.
News of the Names Club Pro and local contacts
G TD asks about Adam Satt in Turtle Creek Pennsylvania and mentions a possible sighting by the creek bed. The note also references Scotti Kiss from Los Angeles.
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G. TD
Adam Satt
Turtle Creek
Penn
Scotti Kiss
Los Angeles
Mooseheart Legion Women Hold Repriar Meeting
Mooseheart Women of the Mooseheart Legion will host a repriar meeting on Thursday night, June 15, at Safelock in Moose Tall. Full attendance requested by MRS. AL McKINNON, Secretary.
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Mooseheart
Safelock
Moose Tall
AL FL Meckinnon
Women OF Mooseheart Legion
Juneau
Oelock Moose Wall
Catherine Ilelian
Mra
Alford John Bradford
American Legion Regular
City Hall
BE. M. Polley
M. C. Ducey
See Sullys Carpenter Shop for Jobbing and Cabinet Work
Local advertisement for Sully's Carpenter Shop offering jobbing and cabinet services with VPhone 136. No dates or places provided.
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Sully
Vphone
Ndy
Alaska land office notices final proof for homestead entry
Department of the Interior announces final proof testimony for home stead entry Serial OOST7TS8 Forest List 8-10 in HAFE Survey No. 160. Testimony presented by Tarry A. Pryde and witnesses Rose Malley and William T. Dourlos, all of Juneau. Protest deadline August 15, 1925. final certificate issued if unopposed. First publication May 18, 1926. Gast publication July 14, 2928.
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Anchorage
Alauaka
Hafe
Tarry A. Pryde
Rose Malley
William T. Dourlos
Juneau
Alaska
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Dallas News
Coolidge
Cincinnati Enquirer
Belgium
Congress
Cinccinnati Enquirer
Coast Guard
New York
Pittsburgh Gazette-Times
Houston Post-Dispatch
von Hindenburg
Senate
Cleveland Times
By Sam Hill
Ananias Club
Tenry Peck
Boston Globe
Cincinnati
Cheyanne
Trittine
Chremece
Laneh
Faheba
Cmater
Drs
Kaser & Freeburger
Goldstein
Charles P. Jenne
Valentine
A. W. Stewart
Seward
Res
Mooseheart Legion
DeVighne
W. J. Pigg
Department OF the Interior
Land Office
J. Lindley Green, Rerster
Sheet Metal Works
W. C. Jensen
Winter & Fond Building
H. B. Makino
Front Street P. 0
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Dr. H. Vance
Geo L. Barton
D. C
Messerschmidt Apta
F. L. Goddard
Helene W. EL. Albrecht
J. M. Giovanetti
Mary Young
B.m.behrends
Gastineau Channel
Q. Eles
Ellis’ Ijlair
G. F.freeburger
John A. Davis
Brothera
Freemasonry
Odd Fellows
J. HW. Hart
Noble
Silver Bow Lodge
Perseverance Rebekah Lodge NO. 2A
Mary Bayard
Mount Juneau
A. M
Wallis S. George
Chas, I. Naghel
Order of the Eastern Star
At & O'Clock
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mary Weston
Worthy Matron
Fanny L. Robinson
Knights OF Columbus Feghers Council
E Brothers
Council Chambers
Fifth Street
Hector McLean
G. K
H. J. Turner
American Legion
Harry Sperling
J. HL Start
Order OF Moose Juneau Lodge
Moose Strall
George Jorgensen
Rh. H. Stevengy
Pioneers OF
Moose Ifall
Edna Radonich
Agnes Griggs
Capital Dye Works
C. Melcner
Juneau Public Library
Main Street
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