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The New Native

Location

Hydaburg, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1919

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Victory Loan Campaign Urges Final Fundraising Push

Governor James K. Lynch urges citizens of the Twelfth Federal Reserve District to support the Fifth Victory Liberty Loan aiming to raise five to six billion dollars. He recalls wartime costs, praises the Pacific Coast Division Ninety-first, and calls for unity to bridge postwar debts and stabilize bonds at par.

Pacific Coast Division James K. Lynch Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Iberty Loan General Executive Board Twelfth Federal Reserve District

Citizenship themes at the fair push forward native progress

Excerpts from speeches at the Metlakatla fair urge effective citizenship and knowledge for community participation. Leaders stress eliminating past practices, backing schools to enroll all children, and conserving local food while encouraging boat and home upkeep with fresh hull colors.

Merritt Metlakatla

Why We Fight and the Native View on War’s Lessons

Speech by Marius T. Hansome of Hydaburg urges Alaska natives to embrace change and democratic ideals after war. He argues war reveals interdependence, calls for universal brotherhood, social justice, and constructive action through civic duty and humanitarian aims.

Alaska Marius T. Hansome Hydaburg Red Cross Y.M.C.A Emerson

Vision of a unified Europe through ballots and peace

Hugo envisions a future Europe where nations retain identity yet unite in a global parliament. He foresees ballots replacing cannons and a United States of America and Europe partnering across oceans to advance commerce, industry, and culture under a Creator’s gaze.

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Hugo Gov Lynch Twelfth Federal Reserve District 12Th Mr. Marsden Marsden Mr. Hansome
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