Late days of session pass Alaska territorial bills
In Juneau on March 5 the Senate passed a House memorial urging a protective tariff on foreign pulp. Other measures approved include restoring abandoned telegraph stations and cabins funding, while a two million dollar bond died in the House. The Lingo Green workmen compensation bill plus a substantial death and pension schedule advance to the Senate.
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Juneau
Senate
House
Congress
Nerland
Craig
Alaska
Department of Mines
Washington
Commission
Bonus Question Near a Deadlock In U S Congress
The piece notes a near deadlock in Congress over how veteran certificates should be paid. President Roosevelt's aides outline an undisclosed action plan aimed at breaking the work relief bill stalemate. The notice also promotes home delivery subscriptions.
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U.S
Roosevelt
Dredge Master Chester Milligan Arrives in Nome
Chester Milligan and his wife Agnes Rdss arrived by plane from the states. Milligan is dredge master on the new dredge at Sunset Creek and returned early to prepare the boat for a busy summer dig. Wrangell names the First National Bank of Seattle as agent to sell 40000 dollars in municipal bonds for waterworks projects.
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Chester Milligan
Agnes Rdss
Milligan
Sunset Creek
Nome
Wrangell
First National Bank of Seattle
Doctor Reduces Upside Down Stomach Of Alyce McMeary
In Fall River Massachusetts on March 5, Dr Phillmon T Truesdale corrected Alyce Jane McMeary’s inverted stomach and displaced organs. The appendix had reached heart level, but the single operation repositioned stomach intestines spleen and appendix. The surgeon noted a good chance for recovery as abdomen adjusts.
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Fall River Mass
Little Alyce Jane McMeary
Phillmont Truesdale
Stear
Alyce
Civil War Greece Sees Rising Death Toll and Battles
In Greece the Civil War escalates as government bombing planes and loyal troops strike rebel positions in Salonica and the Struma region. Official reports describe heavy fighting and mounting casualty lists as a general drive to suppress the insurgents intensifies across the country.
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Associated Press
Athens
Ma Ed
Struma
Salonica
Greece
Jealousy Triggers Murder Suicide in California
Police say Walter Norris, 25, shot Miss Jean Marie Stable, 18, at Stockton then killed himself after taking his wife and a friend to a flower show. Jealousy identified as the motive amid examiner reports of a personal crisis.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Fremont Older
Call-Bulletin
Tom Mooney
Oakland
Walter Norris
Jean Marie
Stockton
California
Mills
Hitler Delays Conference Over Cold as Britain Presses for Armament Rise
Berlin reports say Hitler postponed a planned conference with Sir John Simon due to a cold. Berlin circles note the delay follows Britain’s white paper urging greater military spending and signaling concern over Germany’s rerearmament.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Hitler
Sir John Sinan Oan
Justice Holmes Sinking Rapidly Death Imminent
Washington dispatch reports that former Justice Holmes was sinking rapidly this morning and death was believed to be imminent within hours. The Nugget subscriber notice.
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Justice Holmes
Associated Press
Washington
City Clerk Walsh Returns To Nome
Nome city clerk Mr Walsh returns from Juneau where he attended Territorial Board of Education meetings as a Second Division member. He was active in Second Division affairs before the legislature during the sessions.
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Walsh
Nome
Territorial Board of Education
Juneau
Huey and Hugh clash over politics in Washington
March 5 Huey Long denounces Hugh S Johnson and Father Coughlin as demagogues causing strife. Bernard Baruch accompanies Long and Johnson in New York as contrasts are drawn between dictatorship and solidarity. Johnson rails against Long and Coughlin at a San dinner in their honor.
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Huey Long
Hugh S. Johnson
Father Coughlin
Blue Eagle
Bernard Baruch
Nan
Wall Street
Wilson
Hoover
Theodore Roosevelt
Johnson
New York
Long
Coughlin
Roosevelt
American Trinkets 2 McGee Airways Reflight Nome Flight
McGee Airways rerouted planes to Nome after forced layovers at Nulato due to weather. Passengers Grover Andre Chas Gustitson Albin Oberg Shel ge Johnson Carl Heitz Blix Wicksteom flew from Annehorgie to Nome aboard two planes as plans shifted toward another Nome flight later in the week weather permitting.
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Grover Andre
Chas, Gustitson
Albin Oberg
Shelge Johnson
Carl Heitz
Blix Wicksteom
Anehornige
Nome
Lax
Nulato
Seward
Anchorage
McGee
Seattle Considers Alaska Named Waterfront Ave
Seattle may ask Alaska to name the citys waterfront avenue after a meeting of business leaders. Cordova industrialist Captain A B Lathrop praised Alaskas role in development and urged a strong, Northwest pioneer themed title to gain world fame.
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Alaska
Waterfront Ave
Wie
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Mari- Times
A B Lathrop
Cordova
Earl EB Knight
Alasa Weekly
Ware
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