Nome dredge operations to begin season with extensive thawing
Hammon Consolidated Gold Fields of Nome plans a busy dredging season. J D Harlan says diesel plant nearly ready, thawing completed in front of three dredges, and new pumping stations and equipment will aid digging. Dredge No 1 targets Snake River and Flat Creek, No 2 works near Center Creek, No 3 dredges Lake Creek area as thawing expands across the south side of Snake River.
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J. D. Harlan
Hammon Consolidated
Nome
Fairbanks
Snake River
Harlan
Ward Flat Creek
Center Creek
Lake Creek
Wonder Creek
Bessie
Holyoke Creek
Seward
Wild Goose Ditch
Gov Martin cites Washington as next great development field
Governor Martin in a statewide radio address says capitalists told him after an eastern trip that Washington is viewed as the outstanding field for the next great development and expansion.
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Associated Press
Olympia
Martin
State of Washington
Zioncheck Bride Faces Nationalist Demonstration Riot
Mrs Zioncheck a newlywed was the focal point as nationalistic demonstrators swarmed a Ponce hotel. Eight hundred protesters hurled rocks and shattered windows after colliding with a truck. The driver threatened a damage suit. Zioncheck was invited to fight but declined.
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The
Associated Press
Ponce
Puerto Rico
Zioncheck
Carl Almy Dies at 53 in Cornell Home
Carl Almy obituary notes he was 53 and an attorney in Cornell New York. He served for years as Territorial commissioner at Seward Alaska and died last night at Pleasant Valley Sanitarium after being stricken at his post last fall and returning home.
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Associated Press
Cornell
N. Y
Carl Almy
Seward
Alaska
Pleasant Valley
Torch dancer tragedy and Alaska envoy reports
In Juneau Dr. Ernest Gruening and Governor John W. Troy spoke on Alaska development and air mail linked to a broader plan for transportation and growth. In San Francisco a torch dancer ignited draperies causing a deadly fire at Shamrock Club, killing four and injuring nine as patrons fled via the single exit.
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Troy
Ernest Gruening
Fairbanks
San Francisco
Associated Press
Juneau
U. S
Seattle
Shamrock Club
Jo Dickinson
Robinson, Stall Kidnaper Now Ready for Trial
Robinson is back in Nashville after a coast to coast flight as District Attorney Bank Gardner vows to seek the death penalty if he stands trial for abducting Mrs. Stoll last fall. Officials expect an insanity plea and Hoover says the suspect confessed to striking the victim with a lead pipe.
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Nashville
Tenn
Robinson
California
Bank Garder
Stoll
Intered
Washington, D.C
Hoover
Campbell Pleads Guilty in Kidnapping Case
ST. PAUL May 13 Harry Campbell pleaded guilty to participation in the $200000 kidnapping of Ed war Bremer. Judge M Joyce sentenced him immediately to life imprisonment. PALMER May 13 Col onists anniversary celebration date was changed to May 16 Governor John W Troy will speak.
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Harry Campbell
Matanuska
Associated Press
ST. Paul
Edwar Bremer
M. Joyce
Palmer
John W. Troy
Knox Attacks Roosevelt in Tacoma Speech
Col Frank Knox, a Republican aspirant, charged President Roosevelt with reckless expenditures despicable deceit and the legalizing of monopolies in a Tacoma speech. He argued trustworthiness should be judged by actions not words and said he will speak again in Seattle tonight.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
United States
Frank Knox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Knox
Seatte
United States Considered Sending War Vessel to Ethiopia
Secretary of State Hull disclosed that the United States government studied the idea of sending a U S warship to Ethiopia to protect American nationals before the Italo Ethiopian fighting began.
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United States
Ethiopia
Washington, D. C
Hull
U. S
Pilot and plane vanish on flight to mine site
Seattle May 14 The pilot Jay ityilall and Arne Wells disappeared after their plane failed to reach a 80 mile east of here. Jack Peterson and Mrs Graybill scouted the route by air but could not land. The craft carried heavy supplies with no sign of the crew.
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Evel
Seattle
Jay Itiylall
Arne Wells
Ant
Here
Jack Peterson
Italians Walked Out Of League Sessions In Geneva
Italian delegation left Geneva by night train to Rome after the League Council met without them. A high Fascist official in Rome called the move a policy of non cooperation until Italy’s new empire is recognized.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Rome
League Council
Italy
Italan
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Hindenburg Heads Home After U S Visit
The airship Hindenburg departs Lakehurst heading toward Germany after a two and a half day U S visit. Commander Eckner and Captain Tethmar oversee the final maneuver as the zeppelin fades north toward the Atlantic at dusk.
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Associated Press
Lakehurst
WN. J
United States
New York City
Atlantic Ocean
Hugs Eckner
Germaine Gist Zeppelin
Ernest A. Tethmar
Tariff Cuis Arve Features Paci Mave
United States and France outline reciprocal trade terms under a May 6 agreement. France will allow new quotas on forty four products including canned salmon. Details disclosed today in Washington.
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Cuis Arve
Paci Mave
Rance
Hw Tne
Washington
United States
France
Petey Sarron Wins Featherweight Crown in 15 Round Decision
Petey Sarron defeats Freddie Miller in a fifteen round unanimous decision in Washington D C to claim the world featherweight title. Sarron dominated the bout with constant pressure as Miller faded and the judges awarded the crown to Sarron.
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Freddie Miller
Washington, D. C
Petey Sarron
Sarron
Miller
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