Margaret Waley Is Sentenced Twenty Years By Judge
Margaret Waley aged nineteen was sentenced by Judge E E Cushman to twenty years at the Federal Detention Farm Milan in the kidnaping case involving George Weyerhaeuser. Motions for arrest of judgment and a new trial were denied after government objections about timing. The defendant remained mute at sentencing.
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Margaret Waley
Associated Press
Tacoma
George Weyerhaeuser
E. E. Cushman
Milan
Dore
Soviet plane to fly nonstop Moscow to San Francisco
A single motor plane will attempt a nonstop flight from Moscow to San Francisco as soon as weather permits. The route would cross the North Pole to northern Canada near Fort Simonson, then Canada to Vancouver and down the coast to San Francisco. Pilot Levinoffsky, famed for Arctic rescues, is said to be at the controls.
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Moscow
San Francisco
Soviet Commissar of Aviation
North Pole
Canada
Fort Simonson
Dominion
Vancouver
British Columbia
United States
Levinoffsky
Jimmy Mattern
Anadir
Mattern
Nome
Alaska
Sebastopol
Cheliuskin
Roosevelt allotment funds Coast Guard for patrol boats
President Roosevelt allocated 5.263 million dollars in work relief to the U S Coast Guard for 51 new patrol boats and shore station refurbishments. The largest item was 582 thousand for seven 82 foot boats replacing 75 footers amid broader defense and logistics plans.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Coast Guard
Third Earthquake Strikes Formosa Killing Dozens
In Taihoku Formosa an earthquake centered in Shinchiku province killed forty nine people and injured one hundred forty four. It is the empire’s third fatal tremor in three months, destroying two hundred twenty four buildings and disrupting lines, railways and bridges. The quake hit the same area where nearly three thousand died on April twenty first.
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Associated Press
Taihoku
Formosa
Shinchiku
French Submarine Tonnant Sets 21 Knot Speed Record
In Toulon on July 16 the French submarine Tonnant 1500 tons achieved a world speed record of 21 knots during trials. Her engines develop 8600 horsepower. The note mentions sharing the Nome rebuilding news via the Daily Nugget.
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Associated Press
Toulon
Tonnant
Nomow City Approves PWA Bonded Rehab Plan
Result of the Nome bond election shows overwhelming approval for five proposals linked to a Public Works Administration loan and grant. Mayor Swartz and Delegate Dimond await telegram confirmation as 142 ballots were cast with votes ranging from 124 to 132 for the five separate questions.
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Nomw
Public Works Administration
Swartz
Washington, D.C
Anthony J. Dimond
Subscribe offer for The Name Daily Nugget
Advertisement notes subscription options for The Name Daily Nugget at $2.00 per month by carrier and $1.50 per month by mail.
Dellwood Arctic Cruise Arrives at Nome With Passengers and Events
The Dellwood Arctic liner arrives in Nome carrying passengers and cargo for Norton Bay and Kotzebue, with an entertainment program planned for Nome. The voyage features gold mining interests, a visit to Sunset Creek, and Eskimo native dances and exhibits to be held at the U S Native School on D Street.
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Dellwood
Nome
Arcte
Dell. Cold
Alaska Line
Oldule
Norton Bay
Kotzebue
Vostel
Waite
Coord Arctic
Arctic Ocean
Siberia
Praiun of Entertainment and
Erapyment
Nome le
Wolfe
Tie Timmin Consolidated
Gol Fish and Tie
Alaska Sunset Mines
Sunset Creek
Alaska
Governmat Sehood
Asim
U.S
Fingerprint Elimination Shrinks Weyerhaeuser Kidnap Ring
Tacoma reports that William Dainard alias Mahan, once named brains of the Weyerhaeuser kidnap gang, is ruled out as the bank robber who killed two Puyallup officers after robbing the Orting State Bank. Fingerprints also rule out one Fort Lewis escapee as the suspect. Analysts in Tacoma and a Bertillon expert compare prints locally and dispatch copies to Washington, D.C. Max J. Butler surrenders in Olympia, saying he wants to absolve himself from the Orting robber case.
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Tacoma
William Dainard
Mahan
Weyerhaeuser
Puyallup
Orting State
Fort Lewis Guard House
Fred Scheutze
Washington, D.C
Max J. Butler
Olympia
Joseph C. Rapel
Butler
Native ivory carvings and curios offered for sale
The display features ivory carvings model kayaks fur clothing and other curios by Natives of King Island Diomede Island and Nome. The sale offers goods at reasonable prices as a chance to start an ivory collection or find gifts. The S S Dellwood sails tomorrow for Golovin Unalakleet St Michael then Teller and East Cape for possible customs action. Lista of names and continued note appears on page three.
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King Island
Diomede Island
Nome Village
S. S
Schmelling to Fight Louis at Polo Grounds in September
Promoter Mike Jacobs announces a 15 round heavyweight bout set for September 18 at the Polo Grounds between Max Schmelling and Joe Louis of Detroit. The winner is to face James J. Braddock for the world championship in 1936.
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Max Schmelling
Joe Louis
Detroit
Associated Press
New York
Max Baer
Mike Dacobs
Hitler personally surveys Berlin riots on Kurfuersten dam
Adolf Hitler patrolled Kurfuersten dam by car to verify anti semitism riots would not recur. Government circles blamed external factors and tried to whitewash the Nazi movement while police fortified the west end where disturbances began.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Kurfuerstendam
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