Commissioner Frawley to Hold Open House
Commissioner Frawley will hold an open house in his court room at 11 tomorrow to hear John Kallos and Alex Kattinkoff explain why they kicked the door of Mrs. Olson’s house. They face a charge of unlawfully destroying property and are out on $200 bail. Also scheduled are arraignments for ten men connected to a federal gambling sweep at the Arctic Billard Parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner Frawley
John Kallos
Alex
Kattinkoff
Sarah Olson
Hoyle
Olson
Walker Rescued From Snowed-In Nome Tent During Storm
William Walker, drilling near Snake River seven miles from Nome, was found in a snow-filled tent after a two day to three day storm. He had little coal, shoveling snow, and survived with blankets and a robe. Webb and Watson recovered him uninjured aside from frost bite, and he appeared unconcerned about his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walker
Snake River
Nome
William Webb
Mr. Walker
Webb
George Watson
Walker
News Notes on Tax Reduction Hopes and Local Happenings
Local items report expected tax relief tied to city assessment changes. Mentions of Mickey Powers leaving for Bluff, visits along the coast, Pioneer Society events, medical updates on Joe Dexter, weather and road notes, theater offerings, a billy tournament in Nome, and council tax delinquency discussions led by Judge Grimm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimm
Nome
Mueller Bottle Pool
Thenere
Opening ball game draws crowd from far districts
Fans rush to Wie Kagie ball park for the opening game on Saturday night. Ahw J vaster list of locals and visitors plan to attend, with mentions of Judge Tucker, Doc Henegar, Joe Crabtree, George Kilroy, Harry Perrine and more. Weather disruptions noted along with water and power outages affecting the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Judge Tucker
Doc Henegar
Joe Crabtres
George Kilroy
Harry Perrine
Thu Isurroughy
Id Man Rink
Bells
Doc Sharpe
Lawrence
Martin
Army
Tere
Tom Shaughnessy
Sohmen
Jack Flanagan
Weather Record Averages By Day Across Years
A weather table lists average temperatures for each day over several years. The records compare daily daytime values and show patterns of seasonal change across multiple periods.
Coming Events Mail Movements on Sewan Peninsula
Mail for Kangarok and Teller departs on the 1st and 15th of each month. Other Sewan peninsula sections close Mondays and Fridays at 4 30 pm for registered and ordinary mail. Mails arrive Thursday and Sunday while mails leave Tuesday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangarok and
Teller
Sewan Peninsula
Monays
No Outside Mail Today in Territory After Yukon Storms
Solomon reports the mail carrier arrived without a tail today but travel remains nearly impossible in the lower Yukon due to open water from recent storms. No outside mail expected in the city until Monday next. Nugget Mining and Dredging Edition promises larger, more interesting territory news and urges readers to send copies to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Yukon
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Frawley
WM. Walker
Eddie Parker
Eddie Ker
Sand Hill
Harry Barnett
Whitard-Kaynett Co
Harry
St. Pranvis
Parker
San Francisco
Weir Dogs
Blazon Fim Company
Polet’s Stores
Mickey Powers
Bluff Today
Tom Gaffney
Dime Creek
Pioneers
Ivers
Joe Dexter
Cornell
Chace
Wili Ve
Pather Chase
Vexter
King Blizzard
Old Chase
Aptain
Amos H. Martin
Fort Davis
Wan Fue
Rip van Winkle Brinker
Hill
Thomas A. Edison
Morris
Arette Brotherhood
James Cruze
Norton
Miss la Badie
Schad
Lau
Uray
Longworthy
Barbour
Slick Artis
al Nicholson
Northern Lights
Las
Galler al
Will McGuire
Alexander
None
Windy City
Doc Kemp Smpporters
Earl Medini
Russ Downing
Arctic
Poteet
Order of Eagles
Isaac
E. W. Carleton
Ralph Lomen
G. A. Adams
F. M.xton
William Stadie
Wm. Eddy
I. G
Harold Lyle
Loker
JV Sheldon
Harry Hagen
Aecio
W D.arey Chace
Bob Wentland
Frost
Second
Old Boreas
BP Mustard
City
Dominion
W. J. Rowe
Harry Coruiu
Annuowas
Kade
Eulae
Daisy
Kittilaen
Ban Neglor
Lockman
Baird
U.S. Mail Movements
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