Grand Jury Returns Indictments in Nome and Golovin
The Federal Grand Jury met before District Judge J H S Morison. Daniel Amuktoolik and Harry Boone were indicted for larceny in a Golovin warehouse and received 90 days in federal jail in Nome after waiving arraignment. Henry eur Joseph Richards faced larceny in a Nome dwelling and another native was charged with larceny in a Candle store.
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Daniel Amuktoolik
Harry Boone
Golovin
Morison
Nome
Henry Eur Joseph Richards
Candle
St Patrick Day card party and dance set for March 17
Catholic Ladies organize a St Patrick Day card party and dance next Wednesday in the high school gym to benefit the Pilgrim Springs Mission. Tickets cost 75 cents for adults and include bridge and whist, refreshments, and dancing after cards.
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St. Patrick
Pilgrim Springs Mission
Ca Wolic
Court Fight Has Clear-cut Lines Opinion Voiced
Washington writes that the court dispute features decisive positions and a strong opinion shaping the case. The Associated Press reports clear lines in legal arguments as March events unfold in the capital.
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The
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt Explains Court Proposals in Fireside Chat
President Roosevelt argues for reform of the Supreme Court to protect the Constitution from judicial overreach. He denies packing the court and calls for a judiciary that enforces the Constitution as written. He frames the fight as conservatives versus liberals in Congress and within his party.
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Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Bers
Congress
Nome basketball team heads to Fairbanks for Jee Carnival
Seven Nome players led by Captain Davidson depart by Mirow Air Service after a public subscription drive secured $300 for transport. The team will play a double header series in Fairbanks this Thursday through Saturday, with updates promised from Fairbanks News-Miner.
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Nome
Fairbanks
Mirow Air Service
Jimmy Davidson
Mgr
Jack Humling
Tony Rolando
Herschel King
Andy Roberts
Carl Woorinen
Chuck
The
Nugget
Fairbanks News-Miner
Attorney General Seeks Roosevelt Court Bill For New Judicial Blood
Attorney General Homer S. Cummings urged the senate judiciary committee to adopt the Roosevelt court bill to inject new blood into the judiciary and avoid constraining the constitution. He argued the plan would rejuvenate judicial machinery and curb encroachments on congressional powers by appointing more judges. He cited an isssue of injunctions and aging justices crowding federal dockets as reasons for reform.
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Bligh
Stankey High
Roosevelt
Jack Garner
Senate
Joe Robinson
Pat
Harrison
High
Robinson
Homer S. Cummings
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
AFL And CIO Battle For Labor Leadership Intensifies
A conflict erupts as the CIO plans to charter local and central bodies prompting AFL leaders to weigh expelling ten unions backing John L Lewis. The CIO aims to organize 2.2 million textile and oil workers while widespread strikes suspend about 100,000 workers. Chrysler rejects recognizing UAW for its 67,000 employees. 10,000 idle at Hudson and 10,000 at Firestone in Akron. Federal conciliators are asked to settle a Chicago taxi strike plus 450 freight handlers and motormen walking out to block freight movement on a 60 mile underground subway route.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
CIO
Hudson Motor Car Company
Firestone Tire and Rubber
Akron
Ohio
Chicago
Settlement Auto Fight Predicted
Detroit march 10 a final agreement in negotiations to settle strikes across General Motors may come today unions say. Remaining issue is a national minimum wage as Chrysler and Hudson plants face sit down and factory walkouts with 55 000 in Detroit area and 10 000 at Hudson workers.
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General Motors Auto Workers
Rivers Liquor Bill Approved by House in Juneau
In Juneau on March 10 the House passed the River's liquor bill by 11 to 5, making statutes of present regulations with changes to curb complaints. The bill returns to the Senate for approval of a minor amendment before the governor signs. The Senate also approved $195,000 for a University of Alaska power plant and girls dormitory, rejected a $50,000 Alaskan exhibit for the San Francisco exposition, passed the Nerland public accountants licensing bill, and indefinitely postponed the Coffey blue sky bill.
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District Court
Ernor
Senate
House
University of Alaska
Nerland
Coffey
Munitions Vessel Saved From Destruction Convoyed to Salvage Port
Archachon France March reports say the munitions transport Mar Contrabrico, carrying 42 million cartridges 7000 rifles 1000 machine guns and 37 dismantled air aircraft parts, was not sunk but saved and convoyed as a war prize to an insurgent Spanish port for salvage of its $2.7 million cargo for the Spanish government.
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Mar Contrabrico
Airaiaobes
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J Walsh
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Lems
Washington
O'Leary
AFL
Chrysler
United Automotive Workers of America
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Hudson Motor
United Automobile Workers of America
Juneau
Archachon
France
Marsch
Piaties
D Chase
Lulu Chase
Farrow Street
St. Joseph, Mo
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