Alaska Delegate Highlights Child Welfare Reach In New York
Alaska’s Miss Marie Falldine reports the National Child Welfare Convention in New York linked Alaska to a national movement. She described homes for white orphans and Indian welfare efforts, noting government and Red Cross roles, and that Alaska received strong attention as the only territory present. She plans further Red Cross work in Juneau and Yakutat after July Fourth.
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Alaska
New York City
United States
Marie B. Falldine
Red Cross
Juneau
Yukon
Mi Malidine
Warren Stnadbeck
Mi Falldine
Dunean
Misa Falldine
Miss Pulldine
Government Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Education
New York
Sophie Irene Loeb
Margaret Wilson
Wilson
Europe
al Smith
Hylan
Frank Crane
Lord and Lardy Aberdeen
Scotland
Aberdeen
Clil
British Isles
Hudson River
Wyakutat
Normal Salmon Pack Expected in West Areas
The Western Alaska salmon canning season starts late due to late breakup. Dennis Winn of the Federal Bureau of Fisheries cites a later-than-normal breakup on the Alaska Peninsula and Britel Bay. Thirty plants will operate in the Cris tal Bay district, including a new Nelson saltery at Kyichak River. The Bristol Bay district reports general satisfaction with the first season and minimal criticism of the Bureau. The Bureau begins a salmon tagging campaign in Southeastern Alaska with releases planned at multiple sites. Commissioner Henry O Malley heads toward the Pribilof Islands to assess districts before returning to Juneau.
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Alaska
Cristal Bay
Dennis Winn
Federal
Tureau of Fisheries
Mr Winn
Alaska Peninsula
Mristol Tiny
Britel Nay
Winn
A & PL Products Corporation
Nelson
Squaw Creek
Kyichak River
Bureau of Fisheries
Alaska Fisheries Law
Bristol Bay
Bureau
Erne Soumela
Ley Strait
Tree Point
Cape Chacon
Prince of Wales Island
Ruins Point
Kingsmill Point
Peasant Island
Inian Cove
Chichagoff Island
Anan Creek
CAPT AGNEW LEAVING ALASKA FOR CAMP LEWIS
Captain Pierre A. Agnew, longtime secretary and disbursing officer of the Alaska Road Commission, departs Juneau by steamship Alaska for Seattle. He will report to Camp Lewis after a recent transfer, leaving behind many friends and a sense of regret in the territory.
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Pierre A. Agnew
Alaska Road Commission
Juneau
Alaska
Seattle
Camp Lewis
Agnew
Keystone Canyon
Valdez
Jumeau
Civic and sporting figures mourn departure of local leader
The obituary notes a respected local figure active in civic social and sporting circles. It mentions lodge membership at No 120 B P O Elka and two years of involvement, with Captain Agnew replaced by Lieutenant H H E Fisner in the Alaska Road Commission after several months.
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Parture
No. 120
B. P.O. Elka
Agnew
Alaska Road Commission
HH. E. Fisner
Explorer MacMillan Reaches Nova Scotia
The Peary with explorer Donald Bo Mac Millan arrived here last night en route to the Arctic regions. The ship will coal here before continuing toward northern exploration.
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MacMillan
Nova Scotia
Navo Scotia
Peary
Donald Bo MacMillan
Arctic
Whos Whe Miss Beryl Rice Leaves for States
Miss Beryl Rice visits with Mr and Mrs Flory then sails on the Alaska for the States from Gastineau DD Wien Zynda Rose Manning Seattle Alaskan Mack McCoy Los Angeles Albert Kubeck Los Angeles.
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Beryl Rice
Flory
Alaska
Gastineau Dd, Wien
CAPT OCONNOR LEAVING FOR ICY STRAITS MURRE CRUISE
Captain M J OConnor warden with the U S Bureau of Fisheries departed Juneau at noon aboard the Bureau vessel Murre bound for Icy Straits. He takes several stream watchmen to be left at stations and will cruise the Straits on general patrol duty.
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M. J. O'Connor
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Juneau
Murre
Mr. O'Connor
See Sully's Warpenter Shop Jobbing and Cabinet Work
Advertisement promotes Sully's Warpenter Shop offering jobbing and cabinet work with a contact phone number 134 for inquiries. The brief note emphasizes local shop services and assistance for repairs or custom cabinetry.
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Sully
Dr Farabee Dies After Long Illness
Dr Farabee, renowned ethnologist, passed away after a lengthy illness. Born February 7, 1863 in Washington Pa, he studied at Waynesburg College and Harvard, shaping University Museum works. He led ethnology work in Peru and Latin America, advised at the Paris peace talks, and endured multiple health setbacks throughout a storied career.
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Barbadoes
Roosevelt
Farabee
United States
Wilson
France
Versailles
Peru
University Museum
Pan
San Juan Fernandez
Robinson Crusoe
Rio de Janairo
New York
Washneton, Pa
Fatubee
Washwweton
Waynesburg College
Harvard
South America
Sylvia Manilla Holdren
McArthur
Goddess of Liberty Contest Opens This Week
The Fourth of July celebration will crown a Goddess of Liberty as Juneau selects its charming entrant. Dr. G. F. announced the contest opens in about two days and will run through the holiday period.
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Goddess Liberty
G. F
Cordova Seeks Funds to Make Landing Field
Cordova Chamber of Commerce asks Territorial Road Commission for funds to develop a seaplane landing field. Gov. Parks says the commission referred the request to Highway Engineer R. J. Sommers for report. No formal applications yet from interior communities. Possible fields in Kovukuk Innoko and Kuskokwim regions. Nome area plans discussed. estimates sought from Engineer Lukens.
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Cordova Chamber of Commerce
Territorial Road Commission
Territorial
R. J. Sommers
George A Parks
Sommers
Alaska
Sime
Kovukuk
Innoko
Kuskokwim
Nome
Lukens
Alaska Road Commission Approves Telephony Line Funds
The Alaska Road Commission authorized maintenance funds for telephone lines linking Nome with Council and Candle, and Candle with Deering, under spring-passed legislation. It also released rate schedules approved by the Governor, keeping charges but relaxing minimum usage, aiming to cut surcharges. Governor Parks cautioned revenue impact is unknown as records will be kept this year to guide next year’s rates.
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Alaska Road Commission
Nome
Council
Candle
Deering
Gov. Parks
Four Girls Drown in American River Near Sacramento
Four young girls drowned after entering deep water in the American River near Sacramento California. Two unsuccessful rescue attempts preceded the tragedy and halted further efforts.
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Sacramento
Cal
Here
Notice to Citizens on sidewalk repairs and reporting
Citizens urged to report broken sidewalks to the City Clerk at once. By order of the Street Committee, the notice directs prompt action and official oversight of repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udy
Free Love Advocate At National Women’s Conference
Dr Margaret Daniels a member of the Students Council of New York startled the national women's party conference in Detroit Michigan by urging abolition of marriage and home rearing of children by the state and proposing independence for women and free mating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Daniels
Students’ Council of
New York
National Women's Party
Detroit
Mich
New Bundles of Old Newspapers at The Empire
Bundles of old newspapers offered at The Empire for 25 cents each, as readers explore first-time displays of items shown today. The ad invites curious shoppers to inspect the fresh offerings and stock up on bundles while supplies last.
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Empire
Rebekahs To Meet In Lodge Session
Rebekah Lodge No. 2 A. LO. F. will hold a regular meeting Wednesday night June 24 at 8 oclock. All members requested to attend. Visitors welcome. Refreshments. Mrs C W Carter secretary. Empire 25 cents a bundle.
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Rebekah Lodge No
A. LO
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