Big Native Potlatch Six Tonight Pre Fair Function
Eleven entries for a three day dog derby to Cape Nome and back start at 9 a.m. with five minute intervals. Race covers about 26 miles each day Thursday Friday and Saturday. Prizes total 525 dollars. Miss Marguerite Lee named Miss Alaska will officiate from a grandstand at Front Street Lane's Way.
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Insurgent Spaniards Thwart Moroccan Plot in Tangier
In Tangier, Spanish Morocco in the Moroccan International Zone, insurgent Spaniards reportedly foiled a widespread counter revolutionary plot. Fifty suspected conspirators were executed and about eleven hundred persons were arrested in the crackdown.
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Finger Prints In Sex Killer Case Collected In New York
Police obtained fingerprints in a New York sex killer case linking to a triple murder that occurred Monday. Prints were sent to Washington for analysis while investigators question friends and associates of a 2 year old model victim and her mother who were killed along with Frank Byrnes.
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Native girl beating case sees suspect plead not guilty
Omiy Mills, a native, was arrested in connection with the beating incident. He pled not guilty to the charges and awaits further legal steps.
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Petitions Move in City Hall For Street Changes
Mayors and council nominees faced petitions on street matters as hearings were set after charges of battery against a native woman. Mills pleaded not guilty with a hearing scheduled for 2 p.m. Friday. Court list includes WH Cameron and others for council and mayoral candidates Edward Seidenverg and Eddie Gross.
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Amateur Fair Entries Open for Northwestern Alaska Nugget
A notice invites amateurs to enter in the big fair with entry by noon tomorrow. The program for April 1 in the public school auditorium includes baby parade, baby show, typing and shorthand contests, and cooking exhibits. Superintendents coordinate displays, with entries delivered Thursday afternoon and exhibits judged Friday.
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Doings Legislature Approves Walker Liquor Law Revision
Juneau reports that the Alaska House debated school transport funding, keeping the Matanuska colony at sixty five thousand dollars with final action due Wednesday. The Senate and House clash over unemployment compensation and welfare director salaries as the welfare bill is amended to four thousand dollars yearly.
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Potlatch Tonight and Fair Opening in Nome
The Northeast Alaska area hosts a Potlatch tonight with Eskimo dancing at the Bureau arena and a gala. Tomorrow morning at 9 a.m. the Dog Derby begins, followed by children’s ski races at 11 a.m. and Nome High School ski events. an afternoon of entertainment precedes the grand opening at 8 p.m. with welcome by Vice President C. M. Allyn and dancing to the Nome Orchestra.
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