Governor Troy Heads to Washington for Alaskan Affairs
Governor John W. Troy will depart Juneau on the steamer Alaska for Washington, D. C., to consult with Secretary Roper of Commerce and Secretary Ickes of the Interior on Alaskan issues. He will stay in Seattle for several days, then fly east and return via San Diego.
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Associated Press
Juneau
John W. Troy
Alaska
Washington, D. C
Roper
Department of Commerce
Ickes
Department of the Interior
Fifteen Men Charged With First Degree Murder
Fifteen men were charged with first degree murder after a coroner's jury investigated the killing of Sheriff M. R. Carmichel in Gallup New Mexico. The sheriff died while trying to stop a crowd from freeing three prisoners. all defendants pleaded not guilty. A number of suspects were rounded up and held in city and county jails amid alien fears.
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Associated Press
Gallup
New Mexico
M. R. Carmichel
Woman Sheriff Innocent Victim Of Circumstances
Fort Wayne reports the Dept of Justice exonerates Lillian Holley the woman sheriff who held John Dillinger in Crown Point jail saying outside help likely supplied an automatic pistol and the jailbreak was genuine. Dillinger's boast was a lie per U S Attorney James Fleming.
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Associated Press
Fort Wayne
Department of Justice
John Dillinger
Crown Point
Indiana
Marchard
Chares
Lillian Holley
Dillinger
Holley
U. S
James Fleming
Public Works Relief Bill Advances to President's Signature
Congress passed the largest peacetime appropriation in US history, about 4.88 billion dollars, to fund public works and relieve unemployment. The measure grants the president expansive spending powers for two years, transfers 880 million from pending funds, and targets jobs for about 3.5 million people across highways housing rural electrification education and more.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Burns
Relief Administration
Nome Designs Labor Registration Time and Place
A special committee led by Dr. Rex F. Swartz announces a labor registration drive in Nome. E. F. Lurber will run registration from 9 am to 12 pm and 1 pm to 5 pm at the FERA offices in the Alaska Road Commission building, plus 7 pm to 9 pm at the fire hall. Registration runs April 10 to 13. The effort aims to gauge skilled and unskilled labor for summer needs, not to place workers, with the City of Nome covering costs.
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Rex F. Swartz
Nome
E. F. Lurber
FERA
Alaska Road Commission
Chambers of Commerce
Pulitzer Winner Edwin Robinson Dies in New York
Edwin Arlington Robinson aged sixty five and a three time Pulitzer Prize winner died in New York City after a long illness. He had been hospitalized since January and suffered a relapse after late March operation, noted as America’s foremost living poet with notable early work in New York customs and subway service.
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Associated Press
New York
Edwin Arlington Robinson
America
Robinson Sere
New York City
Customs Amuse
Agan
Subway
Apeet
No Trace Found Of Missing Men In Behm Canal
The coast guard vessel Cyane continues search for James J. Fraser and two others who left toward Bell Island hot springs aboard a gas boat weeks ago. No trace of the boat or its occupants, including Robert Buchanan and D. J. Buller known as Kentuck, has been found near Behm Canal. A brisk wind and heavy drinking described the departure, with the vessel possibly same one linked to Oscar Case who was lost last fall near Cape Decision.
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Coast Guard
James J. Fraser
W. BR. Richards
UW. Hansen
Denny
Behm Canal
Ehcoit Fraser
Robert Buchanan
D. J. Buller
Kentuck
Bell Island Hot Springs
Fraser
Oscar Case
Case
Cape Decision
Fra
Juneau
Daily Nugget Subscription Offer
Advertises a carrier delivered daily nugget service priced at 2.00 dollars per month.
Hamilton Public Enem y 1 Captured in Dallas
Raymond Hamilton, once the Southwest’s most wanted fugitive, was captured in Fort Worth and brought to Dallas County Jail last night. Sheriff’s team and Fort Worth officials nabbed him without a fight after a taxi lead and a note tied him to the crime spree.
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Dallas
Texas
Raymond Hamilton
Fort Worth
Smooth Schmidt
Dallas County
E. B. Becker
Hamilton
Outhny
Many Are Enroute Nome By Airplane
Nome-bound travelers arrive in Fairbanks and depart for Nome after months of fumes and winter delays. Names include Ed McConaguy, Al Carey, Edith Morison, Leonard Smith, Dick Roell, Mort Powell, Stiner, Vallat, Emil, Laurin Bob Mitten, and Wheeler. BW Vallat and four accompanying engineers linked to Bartholomae discuss mining ground development. Gary Joyce and Minti companies noted among options.
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Nome
Fairbanks
AL Carey
Pherein Poerrin
Edith Morison
Leonard Smith
Dick Roell
Mort Powell
Stiner
Vallat Emil, Laurin
Bob Mitten
AG Wheeler
BW Vallat
Bartholormae
Telleracetion
Privule Ming
Gary Joyces
Minti Companies
French Military Extends Service for 120000 Draftees
Paris reports the Ministerial Council approved an extension of military service affecting about 120000 Frenchmen. The extension takes effect April 3 and lasts for four months, preparing the army for imminent war conditions.
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Associated Press
Paris
Soviets Develop Two Seater Plane For Civilians
Moscow reports Soviet experts announced a two seat light airplane using an ordinary automobile engine from the Gorky Motor Factory. The plane runs on gasoline, reaches about seventy miles per hour, and is said to be available to a large number of civilians.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Rusaiin
Ty Ordine Ary
Gorky Motor Factory
Roosevelt Resumes White House Duty After Fishing Trip
President Roosevelt plans to return to his desk tomorrow after a fishing cruise in southern waters. He shows no concern about Congress actions and remains content to let Congress do its job in its own way.
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Associated Press
Miami
Roosevelt
Congress
Newly Printed Forms for Placer and Lode Locations
The Nugget office lists newly printed forms for placer locations and lode locations along with deed forms now on sale. This notice urges miners and landowners to obtain required documents from the Nugget office.
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