Nome Banks Move to Clearing House Basis
Local banks unanimously adopt a clearing house system similar to Fairbanks and now followed nationwide. Deposits have declined since navigation closed, prompting the shift from cash to clearing, with certificates backed by collateral and deposits. The plan aims to protect depositors while maintaining loan payments and stabilizing the Nome financial system.
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Fairbanks
United States
Nome
Fairbank
Japan Adopts Policy of Retrenchment
Tokio reports the imperial council approved retrenchment by both war and navy departments. The plan aims to save up to 20 million dollars, signaling substantial budget tightening. Some observers view it as a diplomatic posture, but officials say the measure is real and stoppable only by further actions.
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Nugget
Tokio
Thay
War Department
Navy Department
Capnell
Fremont
Judge Reid Urged to Hold Court in Valdez
Washington District Attorney says Judge Reid should hold court in Valdez before heading to Fairbanks. He warns delays cause congestion, and that a Ninth Resident could be needed to overcome opposition. Officials note immense business awaiting in the court system.
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Fairbanks
Washington, D.C
Dee
Harlan
Reid
Val
Taft Receives Roosevelt Third Term Stand By Wireless
On the steamship Grant Dec 1, Roosevelt sent by wireless a statement that he could not seek a third term. He asked Taft for his view, but the secretary declined to comment for publication. Taft, aboard since arrival, has not spoken on the political situation as seas run high and the ship endures rough seas.
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Nugget
Grant
Cableway rink managers perfect surface for easy glide
Corresponding secretary appointed at N A A meeting to liaise with publicity department of the A P exposition for fair representation. A. Z. Watson remarks on securing new paystreak and leasing good ground.
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A. Z. Watson
Sidewalk on private property along Second street queried
City Attorney Rustgard reports the sidewalk along the north side of Second street east of the railroad sits on private property. Special correspondence from Washington D C notes Morgan appointed postmaster at Stinstic Alaska. Also mentions Chewing Candy at Hancock's Elks Day January 10 and Blatz beer at the Bank.
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Second Street
Rustgard
Washington, D.C
CP. Morgan
Stinstic
Alaska
Nome City Council Hails Freeding in Blessings Theme
At the last night council meeting the mayor on behalf of the committee congratulated Councilman Freeding for entering the ranks of the blessed in religious terms. The Old Polks concert at Pilgrim church Friday night December 20 promises strong entertainment with ancient costumes and varied characters. Many tickets sold and the slate includes old time melodies. Jus Will Sweet Cider at Tea Store.
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Pilgrim Church
Nome
Explosion Rips Through Ohio Town injuring many at factory
Dec 17 Pindlay reports a catastrophic glycerine factory blast near a residential area. Buildings shattered, debris and fear spread as workers and onlookers flee. Police and rescue teams cordon the scene while investigators begin to assess causes and casualties.
Goebel murder testimony and social page notes at Georgetown
The report reviews sensational testimony in the Goebel murder case and references social events in Georgetown Kentucky. It mentions a witness’s earlier statements, the public interest, and upcoming events with ladies presenting essays and prize activities at a local gathering.
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Nugget
Georgetown
Ky Dee
Goebel
Minny
Plasterers striking in Portland over wage cuts
Nugget's Special Service reports about one hundred plasterers quitting work in Portland Oregon delaying building operations. The strike stems from a proposed wage reduction which the workers oppose.
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Nugget
Portland
Ore
Torio clarifies sailing of fleet is not menace
The source presents a jumble of OCR text with scattered phrases about Torio and sailing, denying menace while mentioning various names and places in a confusing mix. The readable fragments suggest a cautious note on naval movement not posing a threat, but the overall content is garbled and lacks a coherent event.
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Torio
SAYS HUGHES WILL BE NEXT PRESIDENT
Nugget's Special Service reports strong support for Hughes as upcoming president amid disputed claims and political maneuvering. The item notes a Shattle era suasive rhetoric and references to Hart Gieveriin Hales and Jonsevell as figures influencing public sentiment.
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Hughes
Nugget
Srulon
Traitorous rhetoric and wartime treachery in a garbled plea
A damaged OCR fragment mutters about traitors to country and hints at political divisions. It references figures like Gattiieht and Phebe and mentions strikes, committees, and a wartime atmosphere with scattered names and phrases.
Billie Nolan to Rescue in Unclear Crime Plot
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions Billie Nolan and a 410,000 fund amid alleged crimes and enemies. It references a rescue theme and accused behavior, with unclear names and events.
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Billie Nolan
Can Not Find Bail Amid City Water Contingency
Fragmented report notes delays in bail decisions and a city water department dispute over pumping plant alerts and a 25 cent fee plug. It mentions mayoral involvement and an arrangement discussion tied to fire whistle timing and water service maintenance, with references to local vendors and a newborn, all in a chaotic OCR draft.
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Wiehos
Phelephone Enuyany
Ana Ager
We Mayer
Alaskan On Roges Dugger's Special Service Latte
The fragment reports a steamer action and a large freighter linked to Howatlin Steamaliy between San Francisco and New York with vague details. A purse with $2 and two baby purses is reported lost between Hogan's alley and Third street up to Samuels' store. Reward offered. Return to Nugget office. Granite Mining Candies noted.
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Dugger
Latte
Niko
Howatlin Steamaliy Company
New York
Hogan's Alley
Third Street
Samuels
Washington's Birthday Observance Planned in City
The streets committee approved recommendations for a celebration on February 22 honoring Washington's birthday. The plan includes an event staged by the Raster Star group, with details to be announced by the committee.
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Washington
Limburger and More From Archer Ewing Co
A vintage ad copy from Archer Ewing Co highlights Limburger cheese praised as mellow and ripe for fans, with milder Camembert and Soft Edam options offered. It also lists chili con carne and chicken tamales by Morris and Walkers Red Hat, plus small green peas and peppers, crackers, cakes, cookies, and wafers urging customers to inspect the stock.
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Morris
Walker
Red Hat
Archer, Ewing & CO
ARCHER, EWING &@ CO
Archer
EWING @ CO
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