Strike in England and Arctic voyage details emerge
Captain Ballinger of the Revenue Cutter Bear recounts in Nugent for the North voyage to Point Barrow. Eskimos prosper, whaling down, trapping fur bearing animals, and a whale catch near Point Barrow. Bear crew conducted marriages, a doctor amputated a diseased Eskimo leg, and plans include a voyage to the Seal Islands, Unalaska, and Port Metter for Eskimo relocation.
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Ballinger
Revenu
Bear
Nugent Anth
Pive
Connetasioner Jones
Goodman
Episcopal Church
Point Porran
Eskimos
Point Barrow
Ialinds
Ais
Unalaska
Ania
Port Metter
Sangerfest Opens in Seattle With World Renowned Singers
The Seattle Sangerfest opened last night featuring world renowned singers with many voices heard. Participants from the Pacific states are expected to perform, and attendees were encouraged to enjoy the event while managing meals and seating. The Nugget offers a daily lunch option and subscription details.
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Seattle
Pacific States
Petition Recall Dilling 18 Filed in Seattle
The recall petition targets Guyer Dilline and names Wardell Belle as organizers. Voter lists are being checked to verify signatures, with the special election date not yet set.
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Dilling
Nugget
Seattle
Aug
Guyer Dilline
Einy Tegether
Omumedinien
Hlyine Wardell Cal Belle
Authorities Seek Hesse for Murner Bodies Found in Well
Tecumsen Aug 18 authorities search for Hesse missing for years after his wife and two children were found murdered in a well. Neighbors and investigators traced the clues to the Hesse home where the couple’s bodies were later recovered from the well, revealing the family’s fate.
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Tecumsen
Turob
Hesse
Estener
Jeanette
Taft Vetoes Wool Tariff Bill in Congress
Washington reports the Wool Tariff Bill, passed recently by Congress, was returned with the President's veto. The President asserts his Democratic principles and stance on tariff policy, signaling a decisive rejection of the bill.
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Washington
Nas
Peneher
Eohim
Pss
Tipen
Aviator Falls One Thousand Feet in Lake Michigan
Arthur Stone, famed aviator, fell 1000 feet during an International Meet attempt over Lake Michigan and was rescued by a mariner after crashing into the water. He had been attempting a second height when a failure occurred, and the fall appeared fatal.
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Chicago
Aue
Arthur Stone
Lake Michigan
Laan
Imine
Stone
Gasoline Outages and Elevation Notes at International Meet
Reported disruptions and high altitude difficulties affected participants at a major international meet. Observers note fuel issues and equipment strain as athletes pursue records amid challenging conditions.
May Pass Bill Over Taft Veto
Congressional notes indicate a measure likely to pass despite President Taft's veto as allies in the House push for a vote. The outcome hinges on a two thirds majority in both chambers with possible support from new Senate members. Local concerns include beer brands from Olympia and Rainier featured in a Nugget promotion.
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Washington
Hose of Representatives
New York
Yap
Senate
Schooner Duxbury Sails to St Michael August 1934
The Schooner Duxbury will leave for St Michael on Saturday, August 1934 at 4 p.m. carrying freight passengers and United States mail. The Duxbury will call at all the way ports. For information inquire of the U S Mail Co.
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Michael
United States
U. S. Mey Ile
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Neste
Rhein
Forbes
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Murner
Outfitters
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Snake River Grocery
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Wits
Elie Enneile
Aseal
Abbey
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Olympia
Rainier
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Victoria
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