davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1926-10-11
KOPPE lie / NN.
npOTNB CMEPTHOR kA3HN.

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3HaTca, 6oraTHe Ie BceTia yMeI0T
BHBepHyTBca H9 HoI TaE0ii EapM.
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leH" - saROHqHI cBOD peqb Zap
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b cBoeH TyMaHHTapHoA pa6oTe, oHa
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cMepTHOH Ea3HH, OHa cTOHT Ha 300
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Can 6paHIHcEo, Ran.
, 1926-10-11
O6LIEGTB0 NMEHN TAPACA
LlIEBqEHKO. l4llGi

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eca 31ecb HeIaBH0 HoB0e o0mecTBo
B3aIMonoMoHIH Ha o0nIeM co0paHHEI
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C TIaBH0H %HoHTopo1 B ropo1e HbD
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pan 3aBopHRHa, nporoKolblIbiM ce-
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B TIaBHyIo ROHTopy 00nIecTBa III
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3d1Ha T0IBRo qTo cocTaBHIacB, BIZ
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, 1926-10-11

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A. dnyR, 4. Co6Ro, G.. IIIep6a, I.
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, 1926-10-11
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, 1926-10-11
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, 1926-10-11

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, 1926-10-11

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, 1926-10-11
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, 1926-10-11

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, 1926-10-11

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cToHT He H3 BoIIei, a H3 HacTo
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, 1926-10-11
PyccHoE nPABAEHNE HAPo4-

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS C'e3Ia.
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qTO TPE6yET TPABAa PA6OqAR ORRO3NINR?

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HARRY kARSTENS WILL ASK
 FUR ROAD APPROPRIATION

SEATTLE, Nov. 8. P)-Harry Karstens, superintendent of Mount Mckinley national park, here en route to Washingtn to attend the conference of national park super intendents, declared: Given $5OO,- 900 for roads in Mckinley park it would build up big tourist business for The Alaska Railroad" Karstens said he will recommend the construc- tion of 50 miles of Automobile high way from Savage River camp to Copper Mountain as soon as con- gress appropriates the money.
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BERGER, TORCELSON
 ARE LONG OVERDUE
GASBOAT HAZEL AND TRAPPERS UNHEARD FROM SINCE THEIR
 SEWARD DEPARTURE

Anxiety is felt locally as to the safety of the four men who left Sew ard some days ago for Iliamna bay. Alec Bolam and E. F. Senft chartered the gasboat Hazel loaded it down with supplies, and with Captain H. Berger at the wheel and George Torkleson, relief man, departed just prior to the heavy blow which swept oven this and the Westward region Though the craft is a staunch little boat and equipped with good reliable engine, 1t is said that any vessel, regardless of it's size, when caught in a storm on the Cook Inlet and especially in lii anna bay, is in a bad way.
 The intention of the men when they pulled out of this port was to go dir ect to the bay without touching at Seldoyia. This they must have done for a telegram dispatched to Seldovia brought word that they had not yet shown up there. Local sea-faring men who know the Inlet like a book, say that at that particular point the inlet is 70 miles wide and three tide rips are encountered going into the bay. The current averages six miles Ian hour, which is strong. Aside from these obstacles the bay is an entire series of flats, literally covered with large and jagged boulders.
 A couple of years ago Ed White ran into a storm in the bay and was swept a half-mile back off the beach
 and it was not until he had dug ca- nal that length was he able to refloat
 his craft. During the past season he LOOK another chance gong 1ntOS the
 bay with his small boat and disappear
 ed. It was said wreckage of his boat
 was picked up so the presumption is he met his fate in the dangerous wa Iters.
 Unless the boys are heard from within the next few days, search par ties may be organized, it is stated. BoIam and Senft were headed for the Lake Clarke country where they were going to spend the winter trapping and hunting. Bolam had been in the district before but none of the others.
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MARRIED AND SINGLE MEN TO CLASH AT
 INDOOR BASEBALL
ANNUAL CLASSIC, USHERING IN BASEBALL SEASON, BE PLAY
 ED OFF SUNDAY

The annual clash between the mar ried and single men of Seward, the event that starts off the indoor base ball doings in the s. A. C., will take place next Sunday afternoon in the club gym. News of the conflict, for that's what it will be, according to R. J. McKanna, who umpired last seasons game between the humble Benedicts and the galloping Free Lancers, is heralded most enthusias- tically by the rivals to be.
 L. V. Ray has been named as chief arbitrator for the game, and Harold Painter is signing up all available husbands who can get off that day while the blissful singles are being brought together by Bud Dyer.
 The official s. A. c. schedule of in- door baseball games will start on Mon- day night. The teams to inaugurate the opening to be named by the base ball committee consisting of Messrs. Shellhorn, Valade, It. Jones and Leo nard Hopkins.
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FIFTY EMPLOYES CLAIM
 HAMMOND CO. FAILED
 ID OBSERVE CONTRACT

SEATTLE, Nov. 8. (P)-W. A. Gil- more has filed in the Superior court for 50 miners against the Hammond Consolidated Gold Fields company for $19,622 It is averred that the con- pany orally promised them 120 shifts work at s7oO per shift if the plain tiffs would go to Nome on June 2. The suit asks fare of s100 each which the company advanced and took out of their wages, and what would be earned if they had worked 120 shifts.
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COOLIDGE REQUESTS NON PARTISAN ACTION
 0N TAX REDUCTION

WASHINGTON, Nov. g. (P)-Cool- idge has asked for non-Partisan con- sideration on his proposal of refunds on income taxes. The President promised to confer with members of the House Ways and Means commit tee before stating how the surplus will be returned. Mellon and Cool idge agreed yesterday to discount of twelve and one-half per cent from next years income taxes. DemOcra- tic congressional leaders declared it was a party move.
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HERRIN, H., Nov g. QP)-Machne gun voleys from three automobiles on the highway near Herrin killed Mayor Jeff Stone, aged 51 and John Miroy, 21 boxer and injured Chief of Police Kieth Stone Mlroy struck down he stood in front of roadhouse. Keith wounded he started to from the place.
 Stone and Keith were in poolroom when they re- ceived call to the roadhouse The gunnen drove by shortly after their arrival and eveled their guns at Stone He fell mortaly wounded Milroy shot when he ran to the assistance of the mayor.
 report is current that Charles Brger gangleader had vengeance Stone for not supporting the Re- publican ticket in last weeks election The mayor was exonerated last of the murder of former Chief of Police Freeman after testimony presented that Stone fired in fdefense when the two wrangled the conduct of the city government.
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RED CROSS DRIVE ID
 BEGIN SEWARD O|V
 THURSDAY, STATED
CHAIRMAN E. C. JOHNSON ISSUES
 FIRST CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS

The Seward Chapter of the Ameri- can Red Cross, under the leadership of Chairman E. c. Johnson, begins it's annual drive on Thursday and it is specifically announced at this time that a general call for volunteers is being issued to carry on the work in the same splendid manner as the drives have been conducted in the past. Volunteers should either re- port to Chairman Johnson or leave their name at the Seward Drug com pany
 The gain in membership during the Ninth Roll Call was a definite trend toward return to wartime strength of the Red Cross, a trend that is expect ed to continue during the Tenth roll call of members at this time.
 It reveals, according to Chairman Johnson, that the public is becoming more and more alive to the necessity of organized efforts for serving hu- manity.
 Service to ex-service men and their families, especially the disabled, is -stfll the primary obligation and func- tion of the Red Cross" Johnson said. "The volunteers who made sweaters and other comfort during war days continue to make such things for the 27,OOo disabled soldiers today in Gov ernment hospitals. The need of pub lie health nursing and instruction in home hygiene and care of the sick is being actively met. Ever increasing thousands are receiving instruction in Red Cross first aid and life saving Six million and more American school children, enrolled in the Junior Red Cross, contribute to the slogan Hap py Childhood the World Over," thru international school correspondence. And the activity for which the Red Cross is particularly noted in peace time, disaster relief, will be pursued with constantly improved methods"
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ARMlsTIcE DAY

Thursday, November 11th is Ar mistice Day. The Bank and Post of- flee will be closed for the day. The schools will also observe the holiday No special program has been arrang ed for the day but at the eleventh hour it is the custom for all activities to cease for a few minutes in memory of the American heroes who died on Flandarr T;niI<-~.--------p-s--azss -.-z
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PARTY LINES
 ON SEATING OF vARE

WASHINGTON, Nov. g. P)-Sena- torial lines are forming for contest over the seating of Ware. Norris, who campaigned against Ware is conduct ing a personal inquiry. Blease an nounced he vii vote to seat both Ware and Smith of Illinois unless fraud or corruption is shown. Reed reiterated his intention to vote to seat his colleague.
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DEMPSEY LOSES LEGAL BOUT

NEW YORK, Nov. g. R-Jack Dempsey, former world champion heavyweight, lost the opening battle of his legal fight against his former manager, Jack Kearns. The court de- nied a motion to dismiss all actions against the former champion.
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NO EVIDENCE EMBEZZLEMENT

) LOS ANGELES, Nov. 7.-Judge Ballard yesterday dismissed tech nical charges of embezzlement against District Attorney Reyes. The court ruled that no evidence of em- bezl sment had been proven.
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CHALLENGE SENT ANCHORAGE

The Seward basketball team sent a wire over to Anchorage last night challenging the best team they have available for Thanksgiving series to be played off here. In all probability the Anchorage aggregation will an- sWer in tomorrow's mail.
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SHORTER HOURS IN SCHOOL

NEW YORK, Nov. g. P)-A short. CT work day for school children was advocated by Dr. Harriss, health com. missioner, who said the shortage of buildings is proving a blessing in dis guise because it puts the children on part time.
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FIRST DIVISION

LORING-Marquam 3, Sutherland, 20; Batche11er 1, Shattuck 4, Steel A: Benjamin A, Ferguson 45, Gurr 4, Hardy 5, Kubley B. Locken 5, Paul fl. Worth 43, Shakan and Tokeen not yet available.
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DENIES SEEKING BIG LOAN

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Reports from Budapest that Rumania is ar ranging a s1O,OOO,OOO loan from Am erican bankers was denied in Wall street.
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MOVIE STAR DIVORCED

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 9. [P)-Lloyd Hamilton, noted movie comedien, was divorced yesterday. His wife will re- ceive $1O0 weekly until she remarries.
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Charles Bergman, who recently com pleted a large tie contract, left Sew ard yesterday for Anchorage on a brief business trip.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-09

Miss Ruth Holdiman, linotype oper- ator on the Anchorage Times, was a weekend visitor returning home yes terday.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-09

Miss Emily Rhyberg, returned to Anchorage yesterday following weekend visit with friends.
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CHIEF IF POLICE WOUNDED AND TWO SHOT ID DEATH

Mayor Recently Exhonerated for Killing Former Chief of Poice-Alleged Political Activities of Officials Incen
 tive for Assassination-Boxe Accompanying Mayor Killed When Attempting to Assist Latter >
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Blood Again Flows at Herrin; Machine Guns Used Gangsters; Mayor Falls Victim of Bullets

VICTIMS OF ASSASSINS BULLETS LURED TO- ROADHOUSE BY TELEPHONE CALL-GUNMEN| OPEN FIRE AS DASH BY IN THREE AUTOMO-
 BILES-MAYOR FALLS MORTALITY WOUNDED| AT FIRST VOLLEY--GANG LEADER HAD SWORN VENGEANCE ON DEAD OFFICIAL
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No definite word as to the probable time of the arrival of the s. s. Admir- al Watson could be learned prior to going to press today.