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Newspaper
The Daily Alaska Empire
Location
Juneau, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
7
President Coolidge argues that government costs must shrink as normal growth continues, citing 130 million in reduced interest payments since 1921 and lower rates due to better credit. He warns against federal overreach, urges state responsibility, and calls for rigorous scrutiny of new and existing outlays to aid today’s taxpayers.
A speaker criticized advocating for underfunded public service, calling it a false economy and harmful to outcomes. The remark framed underinvestment as detrimental to the system's efficiency and effectiveness.
Washington on June 22 the critics of the administration's economy policy were answered in detail by the director Lord of the Budget in a speech. He and President Coolidge outlined the government's spending program for the year before the meeting of government executives. He closed urging earnest effort to conduct Federal operations economically and conserve taxpayers' money.
A new company the Alaska Am algamated Mining Corporation has taken over the Alaska aly mine near Hyder with plans to operate the property. Directors include A L McLennan George W Morgan HI J Davis B Hambleton Jesse J Kahn William Sloan of Vancouver Maurice de Leon of San Francisco. This item notes the change in ownership and leadership.
Dr W E Mulhollan resumes practice, opening a dental office above First National Bank with outside rooms at Hotel Zynda. The notice notes the new location and facilities for patients seeking dental services.
A long list of travelers returns or departs aboard the steamship Yukon and the Princess Louise. Notables include Monroe of the Catholic Church, W. E. Feere deputy US marshal, Mrs A F P Laurie, Mrs Fay Bishop and child en route to Seward, Mr and Mrs BK Kilburn, Mrs M K Gunkle, Margaret TH Collins, Mrs Alvah Eames, Cass and Peterson of Oldsmobile Seattle office with companions, Mrs T F Doremus and daughters on round trip, Mrs Ralph Wein, and G W Handy party. Several are en route to Seward or the interior, with many visiting or visiting home from the States.
The annual picnic of Douglas Acrie BF. C. i., planned for this month, has been postponed to the latter part of July or August per current plans.
The Ladies League will host a silver tea on Thursday afternoon June 25 in the League Rooms at the Congregational church. Hostesses are Mrs. A Gair Mrs. St Fraser and Mrs Jas Edmiston.
Deputy U S Marshal Feero and Robert Fraser returned home this morning on the Yukon after leading prisoners south. They report an excellent trip and say the journey was successful. Miss Rica Niemi returned home today from Bellingham where she attended normal school.
Information from Douglas reports the murder of D. J. Wynkoop, a former resident and watchman for the Yakima Fruit Growers' Association. His body was found near a spillway with head wounds, while a coroner's jury said drowning. Authorities believe he was attacked after surprising criminals and pitched into Cascade Lumber Company's pond.
Mrs Edward Newman and her daughters Miss Munice Newman and Miss Doris Newman of Ketchikan arrived in Juneau aboard the Admiral Rogers and are the house guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Sperling. They will visit about two weeks.
Hotel Zynda advertisement notes comforts of home and lodging appeal. Details are fragmented, praising cozy rooms and service, with likely misspelled or cut words. No clear dates, prices, or location beyond the hotel name.
Shoppers glimpse first shows of fresh devices across retailers. Electronics, home goods, and wearable tech headliner items appear with introductory pricing and limited stock. The rollout emphasizes smart assistants, compact speakers, and accessory bundles from several brands.
Frank A Boyle as attorney for Bernard Hirst filed application 064391 for a patent on 19.507 acres of the Sunday Queen Lode in Sitka Mining District Alaska. The description covers surveys and corner points at Kimshan Cove and conflicts with Trinad and Divide 0.901 and 2.266 acres. Readers must file adverse claims within eight months from first publication June 3, 1925.
Leif Eggers, fourteen, of Grand Forks North Dakota, received the Bagla Badge, Scoutdoms supreme award, from Chief Scout James E West. He departs for Norway as a representative of the Boy Scouts of America.
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