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Newspaper
The Daily Alaska Empire
Location
Juneau, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
2
Sweaters in Wool or Silk and Wool Bright Shades
A short note highlights sweaters knitted from wool or silk and wool blends in gay bright shades. It notes appealing color variety and pleasant appearance for wearers seeking bold, cheerful tones.
Nation Builds Nation Leads in Modern City Planning
A keynote speaker declared America now leads in building construction city planning and civic development while Europe and the Orient recede as sources of ideas. He said U S wealth is concentrated in land and improvements and warned that obsolescent housing will be demolished as cities rebuild rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Orient
Wis
United States
Straus
Business travelers depart on Alaska voyage to duties
O J Cornwall of Western Drygoods leaves on the Alaska for a southern district trip. Claude Shea of the Alaska prohibition force departs for Ketchikan on official business. KE Wentworth, fish hatcheries superintendent, travels aboard to Ketchikan for office work. Rev. George J Beck sails to Seattle en route to Talamal idaho for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Cornwall
Western Drygoods Company
Alaska
Claude Shea
Alaska Prohibition Force
Ketchikan
KE Wentworth
Territorial
George J. Beck
Seattle
Talamack
Idaho
Residents Listed At Several Alaska Towns In Fine Names
A partial roster of residents appears across multiple Alaska locales including Gambier Bay Skagway Chignik and Cordova with names such as E G Most Hoy W May Clare Yerick Inez Giese W Hodge son R E Murphy W M Smith H J Alexander and others in Seattle and Anchorage. The notices reference individuals at Gastineau Zynda Alaskan and other localities with accompanying family mentions and city designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Most
Gambier Bay
Hoy W. May
Clare Yerick
Inez Giese
W. Hodgeson
Seattle
R. E. Murphy
W. M. Smith
H. J. Alexander
John F. Chamberlin
R. S. Dutch
Skagway
Jas. T. Barron
Funter
Zynda
Marshall
City
N. Bell and Son
Seatle
Alaskan
Gabe Sather
Haines
Qle Lestlage
O'Connell
Anchorage
Ore
Cordova
I Frank
Saurer
Point Retreat
N.beiler
Ketchikan
J. Smith
A. C. Miller
Weather observations report Alaska cool and wet across regions
Note records at multiple Pacific locations at 4 am and 4 pm Juneau time. Pressure high from Aleutians to British Columbia with above normal aromas at Nome. Showers in western Alaska and Tanana. widespread cloudy morning elsewhere. Pacific states warm with Portland reaching a high of S yesterday. Alaska cooler than yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
LOOA
Tein Ferip
Tein
Fenip
Ata Hethel
Toby Bagley
Rly Fairbanks
St. Paul
Dutch Harbor
Kodiak
Cordova
Prince Rupert
Edmonton
Seattle
Ortland
San Francisco
Aleutian Islands
British Columbia
Nome
Alaska
Tanana
Pacific States
Portland
Forest Service cruise to map Alaska Railroad timber
A three man team led by Harold Lutz continues a season long timber cruising and surveying effort in the Chugach National Forest to define a perpetual timber unit for the Alaska Railroad. J B King topographer reports weather delayed fieldwork with snow remains into June. Williams plans a week at home before a 30 day absence. the crew uses the Buckeye camp tender and will press on as conditions allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Railroad
Chugach National Forest
J. R Willams
U0.8 Forest Service
Pines William Sound
Williams
Forest Service
Harold Lutz
J. B. King
U. S. Geological Survey
Spokane
Washington
Four Miners Trapped After Ajax Mine Flood Rescue Likely
Four miners are trapped in the Ajax Mine near Burke Idaho after a flood flooded old workings. A raise from the main shaft broke through the water, killing two likely and leaving two possibly alive. Rescue teams fear reaching the chamber may take several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Ajax
Burke
Idaho
MacMillan Expedition Leaves Sydney Tomorrow
Sydney dispatch reports the MacMillan expedition plans to depart tomorrow for Battle Harbor Labrador to collect Eskimo clothing boots and aviators before heading to Utah to establish the first base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacMillan
Sydney
Battle Harbor
Labrador
Utah
Radio gear dispute ends for MacMillan expedition
Complications over the radio equipment of the MacMillan Expedition, which nearly halted the voyage, were resolved in Sydney Nova Scotia after Secretary Wilbur issued an ultimatum. The standard long wave navy radio gear was to be used, ending the dispute and allowing the expedition to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MacMillan
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Wilbur
Navy
Navy equipment forgotten by quick retreat raises alarm
Fragmentary text notes a Navy concern as equipment was reportedly left behind during a retreat from an unspecified location. The National Geographical Society explained the navy equipment was forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Washington
National Geographical Society
Doctor Johnston Leaves Sitka for Seattle
Dr J W Johnston and his wife and daughter Mary AMM depart Sitka aboard the Admiral Rowers en route to Seattle area to practice. He has dispensed of Sitka interests, ending four years as physician at the Alaska Pioneers Home. Dr EL Goddard temporarily fills his post. Johnston was prominent in Sitka civic and municipal life and formerly mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Johnston
Mary Amm
Seattle
Sitka
Plains
Ar. Dlohestan
Alaska
Johnston
Tie
Mountain rocks cause major damage in Wyoming mountains
Cheyenne Wyoming June 95 a rockslide on the Teton National Forest section collapsed trees and buildings. The Cres cence River valley was flooded as cattle perished and a dam formed in the wake of the moving boulders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Crescence River
Teton Mountains
Teton National Forest
Jake
Visiting Daughter Visitors From Seattle In Juneau
Mr and Mrs Alex Boyd of Seattle visit Juneau with their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Glen Oakes. They expect to spend some time here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Boyd
Seattle
Juneau
Glen Oakes
Notice to Citizens on Broken Sidewalks Report
Notice requests any person finding broken sidewalks to notify City Clerk immediately. Message appears from the Street Committee or related city body, requesting prompt reporting of infrastructure hazards.
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. M. Behrends Co., Inc
Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Rev. Beck
J. J. Cavanaugh
Jack Gurr
James Wonley
Wrangell Boy Scouts
Chilkoot Barracks
Jack ‘Gurr
Douglas
Jack Tritt
A. V. Love Company
Tacoma
James W. Myers
Alaska Sumdum Fox Farms, Inc
Alameda
Harbor Island
Sumdam
Winone Lawton
Doris Stalberg
J. Senior
G. P. Hefferty
Pioneer Packing Company
Guyot
Gastineau
U. S. Weather Bureau
DR. Johnston
Groer
Eos Mittee
C. W. Young Company
Universal
Juneau Hardware CO
Sherwin-Williams Paints
California
Coliseum
Geo. B.rice
Gastineau Cafe
Juneau Lumber Mills
Western Electric
Alaska Electric Light & Power Co
Juneau and
Douglas, Alaska
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