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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-06
SENATOR WALSH SOUNDSKEYNOTE
Tells Montana Democratic Convention Party Will
 Be Victorious

HELENA, Mont, Sept. G. United States Senator Thomas J Walsh last night sounded the keynote of the Montana Demo cratic Convention forecasting par ty victory in the fall
 Senator Walsh said, Lincoln gave virility to the Republican Party and now Al Smith, who like him has known poverty and triumphed over diversity, has re- vived the party of Jefferson"
 Wheeler Criticises
 Sharp criticism of the Repub- lican Administration was coupled with the declaration that victory for the Democratic ticket in No vember was never more certian in the address by Senator Burton K. Wheeler at the Democratic Convention. He declared: We are marching forward in perfect harmony with a united front. We are advancing to victory"
 Gov. Alfred E. Smith was de- scribed by Wheeler as "man of the common people whose rugged honesty and steady rise from an obscure birth amid the humblest walks of life that ranks him as another Lincoln"
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HAVANA. Sept. c.-With guns booming oyer the very spot where the battleship Maine was sunk 30 years ago, the United Spanish War Veterans Will march under 2 triumphal arch of thousAnd flags here October to begin one of the greatest and most spectac- ular encampments in the organi- zation's history.
 About 20,00U veterans and their relatives are expected to attend the encampment which will con- tinue through October 12 The Cu- ban government is playing host and all local arrangements are be- ing left to President Machado and a special commission which he has appointed.
 Presidential campaign issues in the United States will be forgot ten for the time as men who fol- lowed Teddy" Roosevelt up San Juan Hill cheer his name. Memo- ries will glide like ghosts over the battlefields of San Juan and San tiago The placid rippling of the harbor waters will have specia, significance for Rear Admiral Cluverius, who will be with the official party on board the flag ship Texas" as she sails ma- jestically into Havana When the Maine was blown up Admiral Cluverius was a young officer on board. Another who witnessed the destruction of the vessel and will be with the war veterans, is Charles Newton, of Connecticut, past commander. He was a ci- william in Havana 30 years ago.
 As the veterans enter Havana harbor October 6, a salute of 21 guns will be fired from the Tex as.' An answering volley will re : sound from grim Morro castle and the great reunion and encampment will be on. Comm. John J. Gar rity and personal staff will be aboard the Texas" Charles B. Robbins, assistant secretary of war; Mai Gen Charles Summer all, Chief of Staff of the United States army, and many other nota- bles will be with the official party General Clarity is a veteran of two wars. He was captain of in- fantry in the Spanish war, colonel on the Mexican Border patrol and in the world war, and eventually became brigadier general in the Illinois national guard.
 To the music of bands, the flare of colors and the chatter of hoofs of a Cuban troop of cavalry the veterans will enter Havana The
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SAWYER WINS IN
 MICHIGAN PRIMARY

DETROIT, Sept. Crank Saw yer won the Democratic nomina- -tion for Governor with complete returns by a majority of more than two to one over Theodore Elder dink. Lieut.. Gov. Luren Dickin- son won the Republican renomina- tion over Fred Woodworth, his leading opponent.
 Congressman Robert H. Clancy won the Republican nomination for Congress in the First. or De- troit, district, defeating former Congressman John B. Sosnowski by a small margin. The race was not decided until the last votes were in.
 James c. Mclaughlin, incum- bent, won the Republican nomina- tion for Congress in the Seventh district, defeating Claude Curtis and Glenn Dunn.
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FACTIONS IN
 N. OAK. SPLIT
 UPON HOOVER
Non Partisan League Re
 fuses to Endorse Nom inee of G. o. P.

BISMARCK, N D., Sept. 6.-The Republicans have split over ths question of supporting Herbert c Hoover for the Presidency.
 Rejecting the leadership oi United States Senators Lynn J Frazier and Gerald P. Nye. the Non Partisan wing of the Party went on record refusing to endorse Hoover while the Independent Re- publicans are backing him.
 The action came at the meet ing called to organize the Re. publican State Central Commit tee.
 The Independents offered a reso- lution endorsing Hoover and his stand on agriculture which was defeated by a vote of 19 to 9.
 The -Partisans criticise Hoover as "tool of big business.
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MINT ATTRACTS MANY
 TO SEE SMALL BILLS

or bill to frame as a souvenir of Washington.
 In the great rooms of the bu- resu workers. whose skin appears green under the glass roofs and glaring light. historically turn out sheet after sheet of the new cur rency.
 There are both white and col ored employees. One man does nothing but gently wipe off with chalked hands the gleaming plates upon which the silk threaded paper sheets are laid. The plates come sliding toward him. are cleaned with a few deft strokes of the palms then go gliding on to a girl. who carefully lays on blank sheet.
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c COOLIDGE IS N Q W PACKINC;
 BACK TO WASH,
Summer Vacation in Wis consin for President
 Is Nearing End

SUPERIOR. Wis. Sept G. Packing took hold of the Summer White House today in earnest with the return of President Coolidge wife and party to Washington. D. C., only a few days off.
 The time has come for the al- most last minute preparations Most of the household linen has been placed away in trunks and bGNes While the Chief Executives bulkier personal effects. books and papers have also been packed leaving the President tired. He Is making the most of his last chanc- es for the open air life before re turning to Washington by fishing today.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-Sight. seeing in the place where money is made has a new attraction for capital tourists. So many are anxious to get an advanced glimpse of the new. smalled paper currency that long queues of people patient ly lining the sidewalks of the bu- reau of engraving are common sights.
 Some of the new bills have re- productions of the stately Lincoln memorial on the back. All are so different and attractive ia ap- pearance that they excite much comment. One woman visitor was so enthusiastic over the appear ance of the money that she aske.
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CURTIS HAS
 BUSY MONTH
Will Visit Eleven States on Ten-Day Speak
 ing Tour

CHICAGO, H., Sept. 6.-Sena- tor Charles Curtis this month faces To-day speaking tour which will carry him 5000 miles through eleven states. Thirteen speeches and more than a score of observation platform ear ap- pearances are included in his itinerary.
 The States to be visited in- clude Indiana, Illinois. South Da- kota. Iowa, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Nebraska, Missouri, Colo rado and Oklahoma.
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Campaign Expense Account for Hoouer
 To Sept. l Reported

WASHINGTON, Sept 6.-At tho end of August, a total of $S12,- 216 were expended in the advance ment of the Hoover Presidential Campaign with more than double that amount, $65S,41S being receiv- ed in contributions.
 Treasurer McNutt. of the Re. publican National Committee, an nounced the report and it was made public without comment al though there was general satis. faction apparent at Party Head quarters.
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By w. I. coTTINGHAM GA. p. correspondent)

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. G.-Na- tional politics, dormant most of the summer in the uncertain Vol Sunteer state, has come sharply 70 the fore since the August primar- les.
 Until they had sweltered through the primary campaigns, Tennes- scans allowed nothing to interfere with their own state affairs, but once their nominees were selected they were off on another cam paign.
 The Democrats got "a vigorous workout in their primary cam paign, during which supporters Of two of the gubernatorial candidates engaged in heated exchanges, and the primary itself was marked by several Memphis newspaper re- porters' being roughly handled by policemen who smashed their cam- eras. The reporters had been as- signed to take pictures of the ne- groes voting in the Democratic pri- mary after their papers had charg- ed the machine" was "herding negroes to the polls.
 Outside of east Tennessee, which is strongly Republican. little at tentionj was given the Republican primary, but there has been plenty of activity since.
 The activity has been varied. l. has included the stabbing of the Republican gubernatorial candi- date Raleigh S. Hopkins of Co., lumbia, by fellow party mem- Der and the raising of the cry of carpet bag rule" in party coun- cils. This cry, however, was quickly stilled. There also has been an optimistic statement from Marion Richardson, campaign man. ager for Tennessee, who said i've are very much in earnest about carrying Tennessee for Hoover and Curtis and electing our state ticket" He promised vigorous campaign.
 Democrats Not Idle There has been no evidence of idleness among the Democrats, who apparently certain of victory for their state nominees. including Gov. Henry H. Horton and Sen. Kenneth D. Mcclellan. have their campaign under way for Smith and Robinson.
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NailIess House Is Sold
 By Millionaire's Heirs

turer of Newton, Iowa, has pur- chased the showplace of this sum- mer resort.
 The house was built in Ceylon 40 years ago, and is a replica of a Buddhist temple. It was fasten- ed together with wooden pegs Mitchell brought Ceylon workmen to the United States to remove the building from the Chicago Fair in 1893 and rebuild it here.
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FAST TRAIN TAKES 30 FOOT PLUNG
Coolidge's Visit Fails
 To Stir BruIe Business

SUPERIOR, Wis, Sept. 6.-The north woods region is speculating on the business advantage of hav- ing president spend his summer there.
 A fury of activity followed the news that President Coolidge would establish his vacation home at ce- dar Island lodge on the Brule near here. Refreshment stands sprang up like mushrooms, stores loaded their shelves with souvenirs and resorts strained facilities to be ready for the influx of sightseers. Then all sat back and waited.
 The Coolidge party arrived and so did rain. The July ledgers showed red.
 Clear, sunshiny days came. but not many tourists. A few passed this way, looked upon the en- trance to the lodge, failed to see any of the Coolidge party, and went their way. The hay fe- yer season of late August brought many to the north woods, but it was too late to revive the souve mir, hot-dog and soft drink busi- ness. Most of those commercial activities had expired with the posting of the second month 3 ledgers.
 The north woods hopes next summer viii be more remunera- tive
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Indore's Name Is
 Again in Scandal

BOMBAY, Sept. G.. Again the name of the former Maharajah of Indore is linked notoriously with a woman, now member of the household of his cousin. The wo- man charges lndore attempted to gain her daughter as his mistress in 1917 and when thwarted jailed both for Il years and seized the prisoners property. The woman is in court demanding S60.0O0 dam- ages.
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LAKE GENEVA, Wis, Sept. G..
 The house built without nails and brought here from Ceylon, af- ter serving that island during the Columbia exposition, has been sold by the heirs of John J. Mitchell, Chicago banker, who with his wife was fatally injured in an automo- bile wreck last year.
 K. l.. Maytag, wealthy manufac-
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encampment will open Monday at the beautiful national theatre. Af- ter President Machado has de- livered the address of welcome and General Clarity has responded President Msfc1iafY0 will be escort ed through all arch made up of thousand flags representing the various camps of veterans as well as the national colors.
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Husband of ,Alaskan
 Indian Girl Dancer
 Is Guilty of Bigamy

SEATTLE, Sept Civilian Silva, Hawaiian salesman, yester- day entered a plea of guilty to bigamy and he will be sentenced later. He married Louise Of- field last February although the husband of Vinda Silver, Alaska Indian girl dancer
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-06
Makes Prediction
 That Wisconsin Is
 Going Democratic

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 6.-Pre- dietion that Wisconsin will go Democratic in November was made here by William E. Mitchell. for mer Army Air Chief The pre- diction was made during d call on Gov Alfred k. Smith. at the State Capitol Mitchell's home is in Wisconsin where his father, John l.. Mitchell, was once Democratic Senator.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-06
Ohio Boy Breaks Worlds Record On Rifle Range

CAMP PERRY, Ohio, Sept. 6.-The worlds record has been set by Lawrence Will kins, aged 16, Ohio school boy, when he made a possi- ble score of 400 points in a short range team match on the Small Bore Range of the National Rifle AssOcia- tiOn meet. He had a string of 40 consecutive bulls-eyes on the 50 and 100 yard ranges. The previous rec ord was 399 made in 1924.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-06
M. E. BISHOP
 PASSES AWAY
Death Is Result of Injuries Received at Hands
 of Robbers

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Sept. G. The Right Rev. Joseph Crane Hartzell, Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church for Africa, died in hospital here today. Death was due to injuries received when he was. beaten by robbers in his home near here on June 1.
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Suit Against Aimee Settled Out of Court

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Sept. G. Suits against Aimee McPherson and three co-defendants charg- ling fraud in connection with the promotion of the Tahoe subdivis- ion, has been settled out of court.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-06
NECKTIE MAKERS UNITE

BER LItN German necktie manufacturers have organized a "Schutgemeinschaft Deuts her Krawattenfabrikanten," or pro tective association, in an effort to solve knotty trade problems. Some 75 per cent of the industry is represented.
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'Hooper WiU Make But One Speech in Southern State s

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 6. Elizabeth. Tennessee, has been selected by Herbert c. Hoover for the only speech in the South. He will speak at an industrial cele- bration there on October 6.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-06
Finarciers Charged
 With Conspiracy by
 Unole Sam, Farm Loans

BOSTON, Sept. 6.-Seven mid Western fnanciers have been charged with conspiracy in using the mails to defraud in the sale Iof 100000 securities in farm loan companies. The Government charges the defendants misused the funds after organizing three ostensible loan companies and holding second mortgages on farms as securities.
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Originator of D0IIar Watch Passes AWay

DENVER, Colo. Sept. 6. Robert Hawley Ingersoll, originator of the dollar watch, carried the dominant idea with him to the end of life. His death was an- nounced here late yesterday. He made 75,000,000 watches during his life time. An hour before his death, h. gersoll presented his nurse with three of his dollar watches for her boys.
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SMITH IS TO INVADE WEST
 THIS MONTH
Presidential Campaign Is to Be Carried Into
 Three States

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 6.-Goy. Alfred E. Smith will carry his Presidential campaign into the West the week of September 16 with three speeches in Nebraska, Oklahoma and Colorado.
 Gov. Smiths first speech will be at Omaha on September IS. His second speech will be at Ok lahoma City on September 20 and the third speech in the West will be at Denver on September 22
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BORROW FREIGHT CARS

BUCHAREST -Rumanian rail- roads recently borrowed a num- Der of freight cars from Poland. So many Rumanian cars were in disuse or under repair that cur tailment of service was threat ened.
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THIRTY ONE PLANES TAKE
 AIR FOR 1. A.
Air Derby from East to West Is Now Under
 Full Swing


 COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. G. Class A of the Air Derby from New York to Los Angeles, ended yesterday with 3l planes surviv- ing the first days flight.
 The planes gof away here this morning for indianapolis and St. Louis.
 ROOSEVELT FIELD, N. Y, Sept. 6.-Fiying of second day en- trants ill class B and . races of the New York to Los Angeles air derby has been postponed until tomorrow on account of rain and fog forming a low ceiling.
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Tennessee, Where Solid South First Broke, Is
 Again Big Battlefield

EDITORS NOTE: This is the fifteenth of series of stories on the political situa- ton in the various states.)
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MISS BERGGREN IS
 BRIDE OF ". E. DAY

A very pretty wedding was sol emnized last evening q the home of Mr and Mrs. John J Com, on Seward Street, when Mss BsfE.cc C.. Berggren, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ernest Beregren, became the bride of Mr w EharI Day oi Everett. Wash. The ceremony which was performed by Rev Charles C. Parsoueus of the Bethel Penteeostal Assembly took place in room beautifully decorated with eyergreens and autumn laayee as the couple stood under a lovely arch of eyergreens and brightly colored leaves. The impressive ring ceremony was used The wedding party entered the room to the strains Of Lohangrin's We'd ding March. The bride, who wore a white georgette gown, was given away by her flther. She was at tended by her sister. Mrs John l. Conn as matron of honor and the groom was attended by MT Ivan r. Winsor, Nas best man
 The bride, who is we'll known in Juneau, came from Sweden nine years ago with her parents. sister and brother and resided in Dsuglas until about a year ago. She grad
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By WILLIAM A WEEkES lA. ?. Staff Wrlterl

DETROIT, Oct. 23.AA twentieth century travele9 eaaneing inso q village under construction near Dearborn, Mich, would probably feel much as did the conaoctieu. Yankee when he ba.gt in upon King Arshur's Court.
 Within sight of the most mod ern industrial center in the world Henry Ford is building there hi early American village, where everything is to be as things were a hundred years or more ago. One may peek through window and see a woman by the hearth at q niddy-noddy spinning wheel. She will be in the costume of another age of American history, and the furniture of the house will be the envy of collectors.
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First publication, Oct 23, 1928.
 Last publication, Oct. 30, 1928.
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his footprints, and drove Luther Burbank's spade into the block to remain. The spade, a part os Ford's collection, ia is new loea- ton links the work Of two Of tho most important contributors to American science.
 The museum, a model of lndo- pendence Hall in Philadelphia. will contain the models of Edisoa's in- ventions, his notes written during experiments and the tools With which he worked.
 Near the village the inventor is to be further comm enaHat3d in he reproduction of Menio Park the little place in New Jersey where he first amaGad the world with electric lights and worked cut the phonopragh and moving picture.
 But tho colonial village will be as interesting as the Edso sec ton of the 125-acTa project. IL is expected that buildings purchased by Ford in many sections of the country will be brought 10 Dear born and reassembled. There arc to be old inns, such as he Way side Inn of storled fame, nv own ed by Ford, and old windmlls.
 Life will be lived actually in che colonial fashion, and pn9p,a w,n earn their liyings by the perform ance of tasks in the manner of an other age The village smithy' will stand beneath the "sps s9dine chestnut tree" and show young
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-23

Juneau, Alaska, Division No.
 One, Territory of Alaska.
 Notice is hereby given that pusuant to an Act of Congress, approved May 2, 1906, entitled An Act providing for the cleo .tion of a Delegate from the Ter ritory of Alaska" and an Act of Congress, approved August 24, 1912, entitled, An Act to create a Legislative Assembly in the Territory of Alaska. to confer legislative powers thereon, and for other purposes" and in con- formity herewith, a general elec- tion will be held on
 TUESDAY, NOV. 6, 1928 ! between the hours of 8 o'clock q. m. and o'clock D. m. of said day for the purpose of elect ing the following officers, to- wit:
 7 A Governor of the Territory of Alaska.
 A Delegate to the House of Representatives from the Terri tory of Alaska.
 An Attorney General for the Territory of Alaska.
 One member of the Senate of the Territory of Alaska.
 , Four members of the House of Representatives of the Territory If Alaska.
 ; i Two Road Commissioners for Road District No. 1.
 The Common Council of Ju- neau, Alaska, having heretofore, by ordinance, duly designated the voting precincts of said town, and the polling place in each thereof, the electors are hereby notified:
 That all duly qualified voters residing within the boundaries of Voting Precinct No. One of said town of Juneau which are as follows: All that section northerly of East Second Street sand West Second Street and the extension of said Second Street across the tide flats to city limits and easterly of Geld Creek, will vote at Fire Apparatus Room Building, located on Fourth and Main Street, in and upon Lot 5 of Block ', which is owned by City of Juneau, Alaska, and occu- pied by City of Juneau, the same being the duly designated polling
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Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. 5.
 Weather Bureau

Forecast Junean and vicinity, beginning today Probably tonight Wednesday cloudy
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NOTICE OF GENERAL
 ELECTION

To the Electors of the Town of Juneau, Alaska, Division No. One, Territory of Alaska:
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nent record for the world ol the achievements of Thomas AlYa Edi- son, from his friend Henry" The museum includes the Fort Myers, Fla, experimental laboratory Of Edison, purchased by Ford and transferred 10 Dearborn. Edison also participated in the corner stone ceremony marking the first actual work on the museum. On 8 column Of concrete he walked over the still wet surface, leaving
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Here industries will be carried on with the same tools and de- vices as when the middle west was an American frontier. MT Ford whose reputation as Q collector Is well known, has gathered from New England, Maryland and Yir- ginia and what was the western frontier the objects to form a liy- Ing picture of America's progress.
 4 feature of the village is to be the Edison Museum a perma-
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uated from the Juneau High school last Jane. MT Day is an evangc- list who came noIth several weeks ago.
 Mr. and Mrs. Day left this morn ine en the Princess Alice for Ever ct. Wash, and a large number Of friends were at tie dock to wlsh lhem happiness.