Alaska Delegates Assemble for Democratic Convention
Alaska Democratic delegates led by Governor John W. Troy prepared to depart for Philadelphia after a final meeting with government heads. They plan to cast Alaska’s six votes and may hold proxies as delegates or alternates. Dimond to return immediately after the convention for a territorial campaign tour.
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Associated Press
Washington
Philadelphia
John W. Troy
Dimond
Glacier Bay
Ska Railroad
Boneft Troy
Alaska
William Holzheimer
Juneau
Art M. Chamberlain
Deering
C J Todd
Valdez
Troy
Emil Hurja
Robert W. Bender
Juneau Empire
T. Riggs, Jr
U.S
Canada
Pioneer Drug Store Sold to C J Newlin of Fairbanks
Notice states Pioneer Drug Store is purchased by Mr C J Newlin of Fairbanks. All bills due to June 15 will be collected by Charlotte B Potter at her new Studio and Art Shop two doors east of the building.
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Pioneer Drug Store
C.J. Newlin
Fairbanks
Charlotte B. Potter
Oldtimer in fight racket drops dead in Yankee Stadium
Tom E O Rourke a longtime fight manager promoter and official collapsed from a heart attack in Schmeling s dressing room at Yankee Stadium an hour before the Schmeling Louis bout He was 85 and had visited Schmeling to wish him luck.
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Associated Press
New York City
Tom E. O'Rourke
Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Senate Passes Subsidy Compromise Bill Then Filibuster
In Washington on June 20 the Senate approved the compromise ship subsidy measure and then heard filibusters aimed at spurring House action on subsidies under ocean mail contracts. Senator Bilbow was among the early filibuster entrants.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Bilbow
Baseball Scores From Coast and League Play
Oakland surrenders to San Diego 1 0 in a low scoring Coast League game. San Francisco defeats Portland 2 0 as Sacramento tops the Missions 4 7. Los Angeles wins 10 6 over Seattle while Philadelphia beats Chicago 1 0 in 13 innings. New York defeats Detroit 5 2 and Washington handles Cleveland 9 6 in American and National League action. St Louis edges New York 7 5 and Cincinnati beats Boston 8 4 with Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh affected by rain.
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San Diego
San Francisco
Portland
Sacramento
Missions
Los Angeles
Seattle
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
House approves subsidies for ship construction and operation
The House passed the subsidies bill by a 225 to 21 vote. The measure aims to fund ship construction and operation with expedited consideration before Congress adjourns, with only a minor amendment remaining on the bill.
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Washington
House
Congress
Lemke Aims for Third-Party Presidential Bid
Rep Willum Lemke of North Dakota announces running for president on a Union Party ticket. Brien of East Wil seeks the vice presidency on the same platform amid a campaign surrounding governance and regulatory issues. A senate backed food drug act faced House defeat and return for amendments.
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Associated Press
Washington
Willum Lemke
North Dakota
Union Party
Thomas Charles Brien
East- Wil
Lemke
Labor Act Declared Unconstitutional by Circuit Court
The Fifth Circuit ruled that Congress lacked power to regulate employer employee relations in production. The National Labor Relations Board sought reinstatement for workers at Jones and Laughlin Steel in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania. Officials said the ruling would be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Phe Wagner Connery
Roosevelt
U. S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Aliqappa
National Labor Board
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Et Pracey
Major Frank E. Stoner Leaves Seattle for East on Leave
Army Signal Corps men in Seattle bid farewell as Major Frank E. Stoner departs with his family for the East. He leaves Seattle on a two month leave from the Alaska communications system with further instructions from Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
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Seattle
Army Signal Corps
Far North
Frank E. Stoner
East
Alaska Communications System
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Schmelling Signed for Championship Bout with Braddock
New York June 20 German promoter Jacobs announced Schmelling agreed weeks ago to fight Jimmy Braddock for the world heavyweight title if he defeats Joe Davis. Berlin propaganda bureau urged the title fight be staged in Germany.
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Associated Press
New York
Mater Jacobs
Schmeling
Jimmy Bradduel
Joe Davis
Berlin
Germany
Petition seeks mental commitment of Zioncheck in DC hospital
District of Columbia commissioners filed a petition asking Marion Zioncheck representative from Washington be interned at St Elizabeth Hospital on grounds of insanity. The filing notes mental incapacity and requests commitment and guardianship through the court process.
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Associated
Jw Oeidal
Cittinbus
Camp Fire Girls Plan Steamship Tour of Alaska
Camp Fire Girls announce a 100 girl tour leaving Seattle on July 15 aboard a southeastern Alaska cruise. Led by Lulu Fairbanks, the group will travel around Prince of Wales Island to study mining and visit numerous canneries.
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Camp Fire Girls
Alaska
Associated Pr
Seattle
Thiel
Post Offices In Alaska Each To Get Certificates
The Post Office registration department announced that virtually every Alaska post office will receive at least one packet of war veterans bonus certificates in the mail. The distribution was sent north Tuesday aboard the SS Northwestern.
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Alaska
Associated Press
Seattle
Post Office Registration Department
Northwestern
Schmeling Knocks Out Louis in 12th Round Thriller
At Yankee Stadium on June 20 Max Schmeling dominated Joe Louis with a powerful right hand, stopping the challenger in the 12th round before 65 000 spectators. Louis struggled to answer Schmeling's blows as the German secured the world heavyweight title in a dramatic upset.
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New York City
Joe
Detroit Nearo
Tergaan
Max Schmeling
Louis Fauily
Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis
Brown
Aaitne Guy
Peru
Spoeturues
Leavis
Ty Wales Wal Wares
Louis
Congress Passes Alaska Railroad Retirement Bill
The House and Senate approve a bill providing retirement pensions for Alaska Railroad employees except clerical staff. Civil service approves similar retirement benefits. The Glacier Bay national monument bill also passes, opening the area to mineral exploration and development.
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Congress
Alaska
Washington
Senate
House
White House
Glacier Bay National Monument
Notice of Nome Nugget newspaper for sale
The Nome Daily Nugget is for sale at Pioneer Drug Store Nome Drug Store The Board of Trade and The Nevada offers options for purchase and distribution at multiple local outlets.
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Nome
Pioneer Drug Store
Nome Drug Store
Board of Trade
Nevada
Northern Lights Dazzle as First Show of Season
The article describes an early display of the northern lights seen across the region. Observers note the phenomenon was most visible in Stevens and nearby areas, with reports from Spokane and Helena of vivid colors and unusual sky movements.
Thirteen Children Drowned in Lake Marione
Thirteen children visiting La Garner on a picnic drowned when an outboard motorboat capsized in Lake Marione Maine. Two others in the craft were rescued.
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Childre
Marione
Maine
la Garner
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