France approves audacious financial measures in Senate vote
June 27 Paris The Senate passed the Cailleaux financial bill by 224 to 29 after Deputies backed a bill elevating note circulation by six billion francs. Finance Minister Cailaeaux said the policy is audacious yet needed, promising stability and the repayment of French bonds at maturity as France seeks a return to financial strength.
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Paris
Senate
Cailleaux
Aillaux
France
Navy survey to map southeastern Alaska next summer
Washington June 27 Secretary of Navy Wilbur has agreed to provide Navy drop lines and personnel to map 000 square miles in southeastern Alaska, probably next summer. He notes that the lack of interior maps handicaps Geological Survey investigations.
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Washington
Navy
Wilbur
Alaska
Geological Survey
Prince Rupert due tonight on return trip to south
The Prince Rupert, inaugurating Southeastern Alaska service of the Canadian National Railways, is due in Juneau by 12:30 to 1:00 tomorrow from Skagway with an expected two hour stay. Eight passengers from this port are booked for the south, including A Van Mavern and others for Seattle, C J McDonald for Prince Rupert, and several for Stewart.
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Alaska
Natonal Railways
Prince Rupert
Juneau
Skagway
A. van Mavern
Chamberlin
R. J. Murphy
William Steele
FF. Crigsby
Seattle
C.J. McDonald
Prince Hupert
James CG
Steese
Ruth Jessop
Stewart
California University Man Is Tennis Champ
E G Chandler of the University of California won the Intercollegiate Tennis Championship in Philadelphia defeating Cranson Holman of Stanford University 6 3, 6 3, 1 6 and 1 3 in a final that afternoon.
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California University
Philadelphia
E.G. Chandler
University of California
Cranson Holman
Stanford University
MISS REUTER LEADS IN GODDESS LIBERTY CONTEST
Miss Muth Reuter of Juneau leads the Fourth of July Goddess of Liberty contest with eleven votes at noon. Eight entrants show strong local support as Grace Kleinschmidt stands second with nine votes and others receive six to eight votes. The winner will grace the parade float and receive a gown and accessories.
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Muth Reuter
Juneau
Grace Kleinschmidt
Reuter
Madge Cause
Lillian Bayers
Etta Brown
Dorothy Goddard
Doris Roberts
Mathilda Boehm
Alaska six piece orchestra at evening dance
At the reewiar weekly dance in the A T Hall tonight the Alaskans will perform with six pieces providing the latest music Fred Lynch will also attend and sing. This first dance of the week is not expected to draw a large crowd A radio greeting was sent to tourists aboard the Princess Alice to join Juneau residents at the event.
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A. T. Hall
Fred Lynch
Abatement Ordered for Albert's Place Tonight
District Court in Albert's Place grants injunction closing Albert's Place on Front Street formerly the Montana Lunch. Judge T M Reed says Albert Trowman pleaded guilty to a prohibition law violation and was convicted on another charge. Morse Merriweather may reopen the place under a $500 bond. Douglas pled guilty to possession and manufacture of intoxicating liquor and faces sentencing next Monday.
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Montana
Front Street
U. S. District Court
T. M. Reed
Albert Trowman
Reed
Morse Merriweather
Jack Caballo
Douglas
Nine Die As Tug Orcean King Splits In Collision
On June 27 nine crewmen drowned when the tug Orcean King, sent to escort the liner Marlock to the pier, was rammed amidships by the Canadian Pacific Liner Marlock and broken in two. The collision occurred as the tug attempted to guide the liner.
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Quebec
Forest fires in Washington blaze out of control
In Olympia and surrounding areas, tan forest fires are reported out of control as flames extend across large tracts of woodland. Fire crews battle advancing blazes amid dry conditions and shifting winds. No immediate details on containment or casualties are provided.
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Olympia
Wusa
Tan
Nugget Shop Promises Fair Returns for Shoppers
Large shops offer reasonable prices based on value and cost. Patrons of the Nugget Shop gain purchasing power and are assured of a fair return for their money.
Queen Dued 10 30 A M Excursion Aboard Steamship Queen
Excursion party aboard the steamship Queen captained by Vo Enquist of the Pacific Steamship Company is due to arrive in Juneau at 10 30 tomorrow morning from the South. The ship carries 5 tons of freight and four days mail for Juneau and will stay about four hours. Besides regular passengers, a Presbyterian Church excursion with 130 people is aboard for Southeastern Alaska. En route the Queen will visit Metlakatla Ketchikan Sunny Bay Yes Bay Wrangell Petersburg and Pybus Bay.
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Steamship Queen
Vo Enquist
Pacific Steamship Company
Juneau
Ecelock
Junea
Presbyterian Church
Alaska
Metlakatla
Ketehikan
Sunny Tay
Yes Bay
Wrangell
Petersburg
Pybus Bay
Seattle prom ice promises heat relief from cooler weather
A belated forecast notes cooler air will give relief after yesterday's high reached 82 degrees. Report mentions a modern six to three story fireproof concrete hotel named Hotel Zynda as part of the text.
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Seattle
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