Streamlined U P Siberian Train Derailment Near Dellwood Leaves All Safe
A derailment on the Union Pacific line near Dellwood disrupted service with seven cars damaged and passengers moved to other trains. No injuries were reported among seventy five aboard, and crews worked to repair the damaged coaches. The cause of the accident was not announced.
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Associated Press
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Howid
Nome
Teller
Dellwood
Arctic Circle
East Cape
Siberia
Ugelen
Helen Wills Moody Returns To U S As Tennis Champ
New York headlines note Helen Wills Moody returning to the United States as a tennis champion after winning the All England Championships final against Miss Jacobs. She will not participate in the Wightman Cup matches and praised Jacobs' improved play since their last meeting.
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Helen Wills Moody
U. S
Associated Press
New York
Miss Jacobs
Tanner Named Deputy Collector of Customs at Nome
U S Commissioner C C Tanner was appointed Deputy Collector of Customs in Nome after J J Connors in Juneau approved the recommendation of Whittier who had been in Nome last winter. Nome lacked a formal customs officer since the fire last fall and local coast guard handled routine duties in the interim.
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U. S
C. C. Yeahs
J. J. Connors
Juneau
Customs
Whittier
Nome
Tanner
Chilberg
Coast Guard
Four injured in Hoquiam lumber strike shooting
After three days of picket pressure in Hoquiam a house housing twelve lumber mill workers was fired upon with birdshot wounding four men and a boy. National guardsmen and police arrested Victor C. Williet and seized weapons as unrest spread around the mill dispute.
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Hoquiam
National
Victor C. Williet
J.C. Bird
Aberdeen
National Guard
Tacoma
Washington current comment on outlay and labor
The President releases four billion dollars to civil works as the nation nears debt levels not seen since Civil War. The piece decries college overloads, argues for skilled trades, notes 95 degree heat, and urges calendar reform, transport aid, and labor dispute solutions.
New Bridge, Road Projects Touted Amid Budget Talk
The article discusses a proposed four billion dollar appropriation to fund large projects and employ four million men for a year at a thousand dollars each. It mentions a potential new Fish Creek bridge and a possible better road between North Bay and Stacy's Basin, urging communities to propose needed work without seeking fat jobs.
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Fish Creek
North Bay
Stacy’s Basin
Believed Post Is Ready For Hop Seattle
The report says Wiley Post is believed ready to depart for Seattle with possible involvement by Will Rogers as a flying companion though no further details have emerged. The piece notes skepticism about Rogers joining and mentions associated plans in flux.
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Seattle
Alaska
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Wiley Post
Will Rogers
Post Office Lobby Extends Hours to 9 P.M.
Pestmaster Guy BE Mish of Nome announces the temporary post office lobby across from the Catholic Church will stay open until 9:00 P.M. nightly. Previously the outer door stayed locked due to cramped quarters and limited facilities, now customers can retrieve mail after hours.
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Guy BE
Mish
Nome
S S Dellwood Sails Nome for Seattle
The S S Dellwood of the Alas Line departed Nome around 9 30 P M with passengers listed on the Nome route to Seattle. Passengers include Mrs Chas Engel Chas Engel Mrs Gus O Leary William Farrel Miss Edith Morison Chas Quandt Henry Chedne Chas E Freeman Hiram Little and others.
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Siberian
Russia
S. S. Dellwood
Alaska Line
Seattle
Nome
Chas Engel
Chas, Engel
Gus O'Leary
William Farrel
Edith Morison
United States to be Represented by Brig Gen Steese at Congress
The state department announced the United States accepted Belgiums invitation to attend the 16th International Congress of Navigation in Brussels beginning September 2. The American delegation will include Brigadier General James G. Steese of the Alaska National Guard.
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United States
Brig
Gen
Steese
James G. Steese
Alaskan
Associated Press
Washington
State Department Today
Belgium
Brussels
Alaska National Guard
Local Names List Spotted for Dutch Harbor Notation
A roster of individuals including Frank Davis, Bryan Bearnault, HJ Klipner, Jens Peter Larsen, L B Nebrebo, Bernhoff Dahl, Pat J Kennedy, Bert Noble, Harold Bevins, Don Long, M J Kregia, Wm Richardson, Eric Wahleen, CC Willetts, K Rindland, Andy Otterson, Adolph Odeen, John Ryan, H O Smith, A Malson, B Dodd and others such as Cc C Bennett, R Simmons and Earl Cannon appears in a Dutch Harbor entry.
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Frank Davis
Bryan Bearnault
HJ Klipner Jens Peter Larsen
L B
Nebrebo
Bernhoff Dahl
Pat J Kennedy
Bert Noble
Harold Bevins
Don Long
M J Kregia
Wm Richardson
Eric Wahleen
CC Willetts
K Rindland
Andy Otterson
Adolph Odeen
John Ryan
H O Smith A. Malson
B Dodd
Dutch Harbor Cc
Bennett R. Simmons
Earl Cannon
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U.P
Intourist
Department of Good-Will and Public Relations
Pete Swanson
Jacobs Sweetfest
C.C. Tanner
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Advan
Britain
Ady
Italy
Ethiopia
London
Great Britain
Thaly
Miniopia
Baldwin
Eden
Geneva
Brin
Chas Quandt
Jos Durand
C C Bennet Warren Bennett
H. Wiggin
Jane Wiggin
W M McElwaine
W R Graham
Billy Graham
Jean Graham
Hanson George McKay
A. Suther
P. Young
Guy Mish
Marianne Mish
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