davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
PQRCARE ODMfTA PAPE1EM POzA-|
aI'llN DOVANOU SHOVfVAVOST. u
FRANCE ZACHOVA SI'VOl-NOU RU-
KUVPOTRESTANf PuMoV oVEHO T.
4 TOKJ MA BEL GICKE VOJSKO. II
v OKKUPOVANEM UZEMf JSOU ZATYKANl
DALSf RUKOJMl.

Paffz, 8. tervence Poincare zasal odpov6d ma po-
slednf nou papeze ktery vyspv s6 nadee ze ami Fran
Gle ami Bege nebudou vyhledava misty znamy n6meck
pumovy tok, ktereho byo ruhrskem uzem zabto bel
gickych vond odpoved 81 fancouzska vlada vyhrazuje
pravo souhasu Begie ucni TAXA opatfeni aby N9mc
care prav ze papez nema zadneho prava vmssovat
zaleztos polcke coz jest odpov6di duhou notu
Pa enz pfmouva ably obsazen6 n6mecke 1zem by
10 Franci Belgi vyklizeno
Veskeren rancouzsky narodnf tsk dnesn vyzyva vadu
aby uchopia prostfedkd este pfsnech neodhodla
Cunova vlada zamezi das nasncke cny N6mcd Poruff
.Duesseldorf, g. cervence Dva Nemc mali byti zavfe
kazdy den kery straw vezen n9meck6m fancouz-
sky obcan Edmund shulde ktery b N6mc zatcen
domov6 Mannhemu dne 15 kv6tna drzan vazbe, ac
jeho nena byla soudn9 dokazana nasedkem oho fran
couzkou vadou bylo nekokrae ale marn6 pozadovano e
no propu9n Jako odvetou budou nyn zavfen diva prom
nentnf N6mc okupovaneho dzem techze vezehskych
podmnek tax douho dokud Nicotine Shudes svobod9
Zavfen by jz cyi dr. Keppler professor Duesseldorfu
Sommerfed nditel banky Essenach Bederstein smrcf
soudce Bochumu uctel Weichard Dorkmundu
nxm.s8 Gervence. Itale sc nehodn pfipojiti ami K
Franci ami Kn9i pokad &3be 4ncvssa X
pom6rm tyce ak dnes polodfedne byo prohlaseno ale
zstane ale verna memoranda kere pfedoz p vsupu do
londynske konference premier Mussolini.
Londyn Rim dohody zdnrazniti dplomatickou akc,
kerou by docena byla dohoda ran reparac okpace Po
rufi ale nebyo docileno souhasu zpdsobu ak urovnat
mezispojenecke dluhy
Koblenc, g. cervence N9mecky generalnf guvern@r v
Rynske Provncii da dnes vylepi pakaty znenm KITE
rym zavrhuje sabotaz podobn9 ucnio nekok inych ne
meckych redn Poru kteff varujf pred nasinymi skut
ky pro okupacnm voskm Francouzske ady tento obrat
vysv6tlujf dosymi pokyny Berlna.
Dusseldorf. 8. eervence. - V Macmillan blze Lud-
wgshafenu zabavly francouzske dfady ne
meckych Penize n&lezey savkovnfmu fondu me-
meckych zelezncnich zffzencI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
DOHODA MEZI SPOJENCI A TURKY.
MlRQYE PoDMlNKY MAllsD1Tl DO TfDAE
PODEPSANY

Lausanne, 8. cervence Ma konferenci "Blizkem W.
hodu doceno byo konecn6 souhasu Turecka spojenc
mir snad bude stvzen z behem ydne Konference tva z
til mesice nekorate z zdalo re vysledek rovnati
bude mule. Spory panovay oazce tax zvaneho
skeho dluhu vykzen Carihradu jineho tureckeho
spoeneckym vojskem Ia docilene dohody musea kazda
srana neceho slev take skuecne dnesnho prvniho
zasedan nabya vrchu nadee ze konfkt bzi urovnan
jehoz docleno bylo veceru
Spojenecti zmocn6nci oznamii korespondenim Spoje-
neho Tsku ze narys protokolu koncesch byl
prizpisoben ably souhlas nazory amerckymi Spojens
Saty stave prot uznani mirovych kontraktG uzave
nych este pred sveovou vakou kerm dosud nedostao
nezbytnych formalit.
Spojenci Turci prstoupi dodatecny odsavec, KITE
~ vechny tyto koncese podro novemu proednan vcetn6
kontraktu kersArmsrong Turecke Petroejov6 spoet
nosh koncesi francouzske drahy Anatolii
Evakuace cizch vojsk tureckeho 1zemi ma stati
skutkem sest tydni podepsan smouvy spojenc mali
vydat TurkIm zabavene valecne lode zbrane sfelvo.
Pokud tureckeho dluhu tyee, usjednoti spoenc
Turky, aby vsechny vztahy duhu byy odsran6ny pod
mnek mru, COZ jest vastne velkym vitszstvm Tukd je
koz duh nebude jako zavazek fednm prookou vdbec
znamenan Spojenc vsak cn prohlaseni ze duh povazo
van bude vec dohody mez Tureckem majitely dotyt
nych dluhopisi Turecko vsak snazi domuvii
ma Turecko splacei anglckych librach ale pref ST. aby
platy moho konati We francouzskych francch.
podpisu ausanske smouvy bude vyzvana sovetsk4
vlada Ruska, ejiz spnomocnenec ma podepsa 1mluvu
mofskych lzin&ch Zda Moskva pozvanf prime neb
chova odmitav6 jest zde ocekavano pochopitelnym "a
jmem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
DOMNfvA Sc BYTI vRA-
HEM .VLASTNl >zENY.


Policejnf naxeln1k Graul OBJ
drzel vcera dopis tohoto zn9-
nj: "Mrtva !. mole lena mne
strasf jiz po cely rok. Nesnesal
toho dele. Y pond4lf rano 0
IL. hodin9 pfijdu do vasi ifa-
dovny q vydam Sc vdm pro jeji
zavrazd9nf." :"
Jedna Sc 0 pfipad, kdy Sc
manzel v poruSenf smyslh do
mniva byti vrahenn vlastm ze-
ny, az tomu TAX fenf. ,Zena ze-
mfela as pred rokem-po delSf
nemoci q muz patrn9 v rozru-
Semi prchl . skr5val sse po cely
,rok, ac policejnfm vyJetfova;'
MIN bylo dokaz4no, zes mu me
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
PRESIDENT HARDING A OTAZkA
OBCANSTVf NDIANIJ.
vEkEJNA scHuzE PRAoBYvATELu ALIAS

Ketchkan, Alaska U. s. S. Henderson, g. cervence -
Ia dnesniho krasneho tra p pfsani ndanske vesnice
Metlakaa, zaz president Spojenych Stati Harding svoc
prvnf zkusenos pdde Aasky By postaven pred otaz
ku kerou hodla zodpov6de ma vastne byti v5sled
KEN jeho cesty
Ma byti rozusten starry rybarsky spor ovu ososd,
ez rybaf Indiany ktef az dosud ov jedne pro svo
tebu mezi ryban blym drancujcimi modernimi ovec-
kym prosfedky bohatstv rex kter dovkem provozuji
bbchod, vyvazejice ryhy ma trhy jinych NEST
Pred skolou Metlakatia konana bya pod sirou oblo
hou vefejna schIze Indany ejch obvykych krojch
urednky president slyse zados ndanG prednesen& je
ch zastupc pyne angicine kteri dovolaval obcan
skych prav Jeden nejstarsich domorodcI George Will
ams vyprav6 kterak se spoecnost monoposui low TAX
ze jest domorodc1m zzeno nachytat 81 ryb ez tvof ne
podsatne soucastku potravin Harding vyslov jistou T.
cast zaobami midland vyslovi nad6ji ze podafi
rybafsky problem urovnati vsestranne spokojeno
casn6 ale varova ze by otazka eh nemohla byh
fesena ejich prosp6ch est re by vrat primtivnfm
podmnkam Avonim.
President byl uvan hned palube parnku Henderson
guvernerem Bonem dopraven jeho druznou beh Spo
prosa sparem ndianskych dvek kere ele skupne
ke skole saly kN3tnami Pc skoncen6 schiz navs
vii president hrob msonare Duncana scastn kratkych
obfadd kostee pomenovanem die uveden6ho duchovnho
Po vyznamnych proevech pax odpul Henderson do Ket
chkan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09

Ice "a smrt manze1ty vinu pfi-
cftati. Pc jeho odciodu male
Iii sousede posn&mleu, ze proto
prcha, ze nemdze m6ati vyci-
TEX svsdomf. Soused6 ' DO.
mn9nce, xe zde slcutetn9 jed
nd Sc 0 zlocin, vse ozn&mil po-
licii, ktera sice paHala, ale ne
niceho podezfeleho OBJ
ieviti. Vdovec fixnf ideou,
ze zavrafdil manzelku, prchal
z mfata ma mfsto, ak vlastn6 nj
kvm nebyl stihan. Jednou po-
kousel sc j o sebevrazdu, ale
pokus nenskute6nil. jelikoz mu
pry cl1ybe Va odwaha. Nenf wy
1ouEeno, ze uboz&lk. dostavf-l Ii
Sc dnes slcutecn9 N policejni
stan. poputuje ma abanici pro
zkouJeni du1annfch h sEg1orob.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
PklLIv PkIsTEH0vALco

Cd te chvfle, kdyz otevreny
byly move pfist9hovalecke pfi-
d9ly minule ned9le, pfibylo do
vcerejska 12,026 pfistehovalcI
do zem9, byvse propust6ni u
rady ma Ellis Islandu. Pridely
osmi zemf jsou jiz vycerpany,
jak oznamuje pfist6hovalecky
komisar Curran. Ma jednotlive
dny pfipada: Ned9le 2,049,
pond9li 2,199, dtery 2,203, stfe
da 1,349, ctvrtek 1909 q pa
tex 2,347. Vycerp&ny byly pfi-
dsly Afriky, Egypta, Portugal
ska, Syrie, Turecka, Palestiny
a lidf tffdSntch jako "jinf A.
State" q "jinf Evropane''.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
KRONIKA CTNOSTI NASE-
HO MESTA.

Ma policejnich raportech "a
minuly tyden jest 22O jmen
pfestupnfkI prohibicnich zako-
MI, nafizenf o hazardnich a
karbanickych hrach j. nafizeni
chodnikovych. Popisy pfeci-
nj zabiraji sedm plnych stran,
vetsinu mali hraci, jest jich So
z nichz 80 uvizlo v siti tresta-
jici spravedlnosti "a jedineho
najezdu ma hernu ma Scovill
ave., kde vykonala policie ma
vStevu v sobotu vecer. Pro po-
ruseni prohibice jest AZ zalo'
vanych. pro opilstwi 25. Vsich.
nj budou jest6 dnes povolanl
pred soudnou stolici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
ANGLE ZADRzf PARNfK
IEVIATHAN".

Londyn, z. cervence. - Hrozcf shanf cetntch clenn
posadky parnku Levathan domnelou deserci angl
ckych obchodnich lodi bud zde vseobecnou pozonost
"Daiy Mail prav, ze ministerstvo obchodu ume te
v9ci zajmu anglickych lodnich spolecnost.
Pocet muzd erf mali byi sihani podle angickych "a
koni, odhadue az 3OO DIE sdeenf zmneneho
pu parn Levathan po SVEN pfichodu do Southampton
nepochyn6 dan bude karaneny tax dlouho pokud poll
Gle nezs vechny cleny jeho posady Jak prav cenf
angcn namofnfci by pfichodu ang lodi do ameckych
pfistavi nabidkou v9sch plad zani tomu aby sb9h
no ydne mssci kv9tnu deseovao 200 muzh anglickych
lodi americkych pffsavech i.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
pfedsau
sveho
CESKY HOCH v NEBEZPECl
UTOPENf.
Diva JIM sportovci zachrSnili
sc plovsnim K bfehGm.

Vcera vyplul malou lodickou
14-lety Jan Hlizak, bytem v {.
24l7 vych. 81. ul., ably sc po-
bavil lovem ryb. Chytal ne
daleko lsti reky Cuyahogy q
vracel Sc jiz kdyz pojednou Sc
pfihnala velka v)na, jez clun-
kem mrAtila ke zdi pieru. Hill
zkk mdze mlusiti Q st9sti, neb
bylHrAyk tom okamxiku spa
tfen po6feznf skrxzf, jez lhled
5 kapitanem w. Crapem vse-
dla do motoroveho z&chranne-
no clunu a jest9 zavcas tonou-
ciho 2 vlhkeho zivlu vytahla-
u bratenahlskych brehd sc
projizdeli 2O-lety w. w. Mu-
ray spolu $ 19-letym w. Sto-
yem ma placheti lodici l8 stop
dlouhe. Byli as tri ctvrti mile
cd pobfezi, kdyz nahle zava-
.nuvsi vitr plavidlo pfevratil.
Oba vsak dobfi plavci, dorazi-
Ii st'aste v bezpeci, kde byli u
vitam cetnym zastupem, KITE
remu nehoda zpisobila rozru-
sujici ale zajimave dwadlo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
HRDUNA NAVSTE.
YOU u EX-PRE.SDENTA VII SOMA.

Washington, g. cervence - Pred SWIM odjezdem navst
vii general Gourard, zvany 'verdunskym Nem, byvaleho
presdenta Snojenych Satl Wilsona Fancouzsky hrdna
emuz chybi edna paze navstiv Ameriu ako host vysou
zc1 Rainbow dve byl Wilsonov doprovozen vysancem
pi Jusserandoyou. ale navseva rvaa jen akou dobu
Dnes byl general Gourard menovan clenem Zmzacenych
amerckych vysouzic1 sv9tov6 valky" Obfadd slcas
Mill n6kten vyss dfednic dlsojnc arm&dy. Host by
casn9 organisacf dekorovan cestnou medaii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
HLEDAM PoKIADU z LUsrTANIE.

Londyn Z. eervence. - Zachrann5 parnik Semper Pa.
ratus odjel Doveru do sevefho Aaniku aby tam
kusl zvednut zata jez potopeno tam bylo parnkem
Lustan Parmk tento jenz potopen byl n9eckou ponor
kou jak znamo veil jedne komofe milliond doard
zata kdezto pokadn6 lodnho vyplatcho dob6 kata-
trofy nachazelo pm nemensfm million dolari zlata
klenoti. 5@#as.sss.s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09

New York, Z cervence - Podzm mize byt svedkem
nejv6tsfch mofskych dosthu historic pfijme- kaptan
Hartley Levathanu vyzvu kapana Arthura Rosrona
Mauretane Posleza zminena od drz pfftomne nejv9tA
rekord rychosti mezi Cherbourgem New Yorkem
nez mezi Queenstownem New Yorken.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
FASIsTE v BOI S KOMUNsTY.

Londyn 8. cervence - ulcfch italskeho m9sta Flo
rence rozpouta Sc z diva dny trvac boj mez fasckou
micf mistnfmi komunsty Vypravuje tax depese dosa
The Daily Mail Vice ak dvacftky lcastnkd fexe byy js
zatceny. Fasist6 patrolujf hlavnmi ulcemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
cNSTf BANDIT PkEPADL Wax.

Honkong 8. cervence cnstf bandit pfepadli sobo-
tu vak ma draze Canton Kowloon panact mil cd Cantonu
zabi cns&ho ddstoinfka voiAka unes a deyadesAt Gin
sk5ch pasaxert zAozn9 tffdy JET dr pro v5kupn@ Luz
pu zmocnil Sc rovnsz kofisti cens $4,000. ss,f7-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
LENN OPET ZvOLEN PREMlEREM.

Moskva z cervence Vserusky vykonnv vybor sesel
slavych ofadd vcera nadhern6m zacenem sale Kren
lu kdys side carsk< nse zvol open9 Mku6se Lenna,
pfedsedou rady Hdovych komsafd Uad tento odpovd&
nornu premier1 jintch zemich
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-07

Turner, l.. F. Spray, l. J. Shsr
 ick, L B. Adsit. B. c. Delzelle, D
 M Bothwell, M. F. Mcdonnell, Mar
 ion Goldstein, Sam Guyot, Geo
 Cleveland, T. A. Hellenthal, J. A.
 Davis, A. M. Mills, Grover Davis,
 H. F. Dott. James Drake, R. E.
 Murphy, John D. Helps, E. J. Van
 Alta, M. George, k. k. Higgins
 Hector Mclean, J. s. Morgan, c.
 E. Adams, Theo. Heyder. c. F. For.
 rest. H. L. Morris. H. c. Nordling,
 c. ]. Skuse. E c. Keeney, k. E.
 Blossom, Jack Rowe. R. M. Keeney,
 H. T. Tripp, H.. Berry, A. Van May
 ern, l.. Y. Winter, W. R. Leivers, R. L. Bills, Geo Coury, M Michael,
 Tom Smith, w. A. Steele, Edw. Lar. son, James Wickersham, H. B.. Le, Fevre. J. W. Kehoe, Gunnar Blom. gren, Simon Hellenthal, H. Wander Leest, Walter DeLong, Arthur Ficken, Geo. M. Simpkins. A. w Stewart, M. J. Bavard. Geo. Freeburger, Emile Gastonguay, c. c. Whipple, k. E. Smith k. R. Jaeger, Lockie McKin-  non. R. P Nelson, Ray G. Day, Lloyd Hill, P. M. Hammer, D. B. Femmer, Nels Sorby, E. Jacobsen, R. R. Brown, J. E. Barragar. R. B. Martin, Cash Cole, F. A. Aldrich. w. H. Wilson, Charles B Hooker, c. Erieson. Chas. G. Warner, Geo. E. A. Friend, J. B. Caro-. Dave Housel, Rev R. Decker, Frank Garnick, Rev. c. E. Rice. Rev. A. J. Rocatti, Rev. David Wag. goner, Bishop Crimont, Roy Noland, J. NJ. Giovanetti, c. w. Carter, Wm. Geddes, Oliver Olson, Dave Evans, Robert Schonwald. F. A. Alstrom, H. J. Raymond A. Bohrer, J. M Davis, Harold Mcqueen. c. L. Gard ner, Geo. Reynolds, Thomas Knud- son, L. H. Smith, Geo. Daner, Jean W. H. Dickinson, w. E. Bathe, Dr. S. Hall Young, Harley Rutherford, Chas. Sabin, j. F. Nc Donald, H. F. Morton, Ed. Sutton and Frank Cook.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-07
PIONEERS OF ALASKA
 TO PARTICIPATE IN
 PRESIDENTIAL PARADE

Members of the Pioneers of All aska, and those eligible to member ship in that organization, will be given an opportunity as pioneers to meet President Harding at 2 p. m. Monday, it was announced today by H. R. Shepard, Secretary to Igloo No. 6. Governor Bone has arranged for this opportunity, he said.
 Members of the organization as well as those eligible for member ship, asid MT. Shepard, are re- to meet at the City Hall at ? D. m. Monday to proceed as a unit to Governors House where they will be received by the Presi- dent. Badges designating the order may be obtained from MT. Shepard by the men and from Mrs. George Burford by the women.
 The Merrill picture "A Summer Morning has beenf selected to be presented to Mrs. Harding by the local Pioneer and Auxiliary Lodges. The picture is on display at the Nugget Shop.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-07
PUPILS TO ASSEMBLE
 AT SCHOOL ONE HOUR
 BEFORE BOAT ARRIVES

Students of local and Douglas schools and other children who are to take part in the school section of Mondays procession in honor of the President are requested to meet at the Public School building one hour before the arrival of the Trans port Henderson next Monday. This request was made today by the Citi. 2ens' Executive Committee.
 The progress of the Henderson will be carefully noted and one hour before she is due to arrive, the fire alarm signal "1-9" will be sounded. The school section will assemble at the school house on this signal.
 The plan of having the school children march in the parade has been changed, it was stated owing to the fact that the line of march has been made so long. A space
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-07
PRENTICE GAINS IN STRENGTH IN
 PAST A HOURS
Good Chance for Recovery Unless Unforeseen Com
 plications Set Tn.

Billy" Prentice has a good chance for recovery barring pneumonia ol other unexpected complications aris ing from his wounds, declared Dr W, A. Borland late today. The wounded man is some stronger and is recovering from the shock, il was stated.
 Yesterday afternoon late. Dr. Bor. land and Dr. H. c. DeVighne re moved two bullets from Prentice's body. One was taken from the ab- domen and the second from the back, where 1t had lodged after passing through the left lung, said Dr. Borland. Prentice stood the ordeal we'll although no anasthetic was used.
 Two bullets remain in his body One of these Is in the right lung and the other in a kidney. These will be removed when he has suffic- iently regained his strength to stand the operation.
 Prentice is making a wonderful fight against heavy odds. I believe,
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-07
BRANCH MAKING TRIP
 TO INSPECT CANNERIES

D. w. Branch, western manager for Libby, McNeil & Libby, arrived in Juneau this afternoon on the ten, der Excursion from the company cannery at Taku Harbor. and is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel He will leave on the Admiral Rogers on a trip of inspection of the com pany canneries at the Westward as far as Cooks Inlet.
 MT. Branch has spent the past week at the Taku Harbor plant, arriving there on the Admiral Rog- CTS from Seattle. The salmon run looks promising for the season, al though it is too early to express any definite opinion regarding the industry for the year.
 Capt. Ahues, superintendent of the Taku Harbor plant, accompanied MT. Branch to Juneau The plant now has a pack of 1000 cases, he said, which is about 2,000 cases more than the pack at this time last year. Capt. Ahues plans to leave this even. ing for the cannery.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-07

south of the Admiral dock ware house has been reserved for them. No one else will be permitted in this area The children will go on a unit from the schoolhouse to the dock and remain there until the procession has left. It will then proceed to a station near Governors House and form in line on both sides of the road in readiness for the arrival there of the Presidential car, ahead of which will be strewn thousands of flowers.
 An urgent appeal for wild flowers was issued today by the committee. Every person making trips out of town tomorrow is asked to bring back all varieties of wild flowers and leave them at the schoolhouse where someone will be to receive them.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-07
ENGRAVED GOLD CARD FOR PRESIDENT IS ON DISPLAY AT VALENTINES

On display in the window of for mer Mayor Emery Valentines jew elry store there is on exhibition a beautifully engraved gold card in an equally handsome plush case, trimmed with red and white, which will be presented as a souvenir to Presi. dent Harding by the citizens of Ju- neau in commemorAtion of his visit to Alaska.
 The card is made of gold taken from the Alaska Juneau mine and represents the recovery from 300 tons of ore mined and milled. The gold was refined; rolled, polished and engraved under the personal su- pervision of Mr Valentine. The hinges and clasp of the case are also made of gold.
 The decorative and artistic en-
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-07

D graving on the gold card carries the legend: Commemorative Of the visit to Juneau, the Capital City, of Al aska of Warren G. Harding. the first President Of the United States to visit Alaska, July g. 1928"
 The idea of presenting such token of friendship commemorative Of the Juneau visit of the President orig mated with MT. Valentine. and when the General Committee decided to make such a present MT. Valentine was commissioned to prepare the card and case.
 The result has excited much fa- vorable comment from those who have seen the card and case on exhi- bition.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-07
MRS. HARDING WILL BE PRESENTED WITHPICTURE JUNEAU AND GOLD CARD

A photograph of Juneau with an engraved gold card will be pre- sented to Mrs. Warren c. Harding by the Citizens Committee of Ju- neau. The card measures two by eight inches and is of Alaska Ju- neau gold. The card is embellished with border and small totems. The legend, wrought in artistic engrav- ing on the gold is. Presented to Mrs. Warren G. Harding by the peo- pie of Juneau, as a souvenir of her visit to their city, July g, 1923"
 The engraving was done by E. Snyder of the Nugget Shop. and the gift is on display at that place.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-07
RESIDENTS OF KAKE
 COMING TO JUNEAU

Practically every resident of the Indian village of Rake will arrive on Juneau tonight on gas boats from that place. to be here for the arrival of the Presidential party Monday. The members of the Rake band will be with the visitors and will parti- cipate in the Presidential parade.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-07
SERVES HIM RIGHT

CHICAGO, July '. - Mrs.
 Anna Norton, 73 years old, boxed the ears of burglar whom she found in her home last night. and said afterward her only re- gret was that she didn't have an opportunity to spank him be-. fore he escaped. 3
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-07
SUSPICION AROUSED

TACOMA, July 7.-Railway agents expressed suspicion that the train wreck Thursday near the Point De. fiance tunnel was caused by human agency, thinking that the Harding party was on the train. The rail way agents discovered small stream which they said might easily have been used by digging ditch at the top of the big bluff turning the stream into 1t just before the train arrived.
 A fisherman said a slide came down the hill just as the train ar rived.
 Coroner Stewart and Captain of Detectives Strickland expressed the opinion no human hand was con cerned but the accident was "an act of God"
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-07

BUCHAREST, July 7.-Hermann- stadt, a city in Transylvania, 1So miles northwest of Eucharist, Is be- ing considered as the new capital of Greater Rumania. For long time many Rumanians have felt that the enormously increased frontiers of the country demanded a capital nearer the Western States of Europe than Bucharest They want to make of Hermannstadt, which in Rumsnian is called Sibiiu, sort of executive Washington.
 Hermannstadt was founded in the, twelfth century, and has been spleh- didly developed by the Austrains.s
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-07

if no unforeseen complications de- velop, that it will be winning one,'' said Dr. Borland.
 Prentice was shot last Wednesday night by Billy Lott. local barber, in Front Street restaurant. For "A hours after the shooting it was not believed he could possibly re- cover. Lott is charged with shoot. ing with intent to kill and will be given a preliminary hearing early next week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-07
MAIL BY AERoPLANE

WASHINGTON. July T. Two special pouches will be sent from Seattle to Vancouver by hydroplane to deliver important mail when the transport Henderson docks at Van couver on July 27. The pouches will leave here on July 22 and July 2S.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-07
SAN FRANCISCO DOCKS
 CROWDED WITH FREIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO, July 7.-Un- less immediate steps are taken to re- lieve congestion at the port of San Francisco, the city will lose hun dreds of thousands of dollars when the big movement of California pro- ducts starts next fall.
 This was the alarm sounded by Chairman Charles H. Spears of the Board of Harbor Commissioners.
 Spears says every available inch of, dock cargo space is now being used. From now on export cargoes will rapidly increase. reaching their peak through August, September and October and possibly until Noyem- Der. he said.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-07

Furniture m0ve0 and stored Heavy hauling done. Phone l0. Ju. aeau Transfer. ---aAv
 Old bundles or bewspspsrs at ths cmpirs. 2S cents
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-07
DUE KETCHIKAN TODAY;PROCRAM
 HERE COMPLETE
Juneau Preparing to Receive First Presidential Vis-
 itor to Alaska.

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-02

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-02

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-02
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