davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
TYDEN Mako.
We vzpomfnce a pomoci.

Ia svetov6 valky We Francii,
v krajinach kde Sc bojovalo a
kde celia kvetina byla znicena
jenom Poppy" - 'mak" u
datne zvedal svoji hlavicku a
rostl i kdyz vse ostanf bylo Cd
souzeno besici valecnou k "a
niknutf.
A ma mfstech, kde byly boje
neJllteJsl a kde bylo prolific
neJvlce krve = maky byly nej-
husts1!
Proto Poppy jest "symbo-
lem v~zpomlnky" ma ty, kterf
hrdinne polozili sve zivoty "a
Svobodu a Demokracii, a jest
"symbolem pomoci' tenn, KITE
RI dodnes tezce doplaceji ma
posledn1 valku svym znicenym
zdravlm We vladn1ch nemocni-
c1ch.
Tyto "Maky' delajf vojaci v
nemocnic1ch a z1skane "a ne
penlze jsou odeslany jejich
nejdrazsfm. Material ma vyro-
bu techto "Makn" jest bezplat
ne dodan Vypomocnymi jed
notami Americke Legie.
Penlze zfskane prodejem
MAXI" jsou pouzity pouze
ma Child Welfare a Rehabili-
tation.
Pomozte James c.. Ludwig
Post a Auxiliary rozprodati ie-
jich pocet MAXI. Budou
vdecni "a jakykoli pffspevek.
Kazdy MAX" ktery koupfte,
pomdze neschopnym vojakdm.
Povolenf k prodeji techto
MAXI" bylo poskytnuto redi-
telstvlm divadel Red Wing,
State a Belnord, Jednote Pos
tn James c.. Ludwig els. 139 a
jejich zastupci budou proda-
vati "Maky" u dveri kostela
sv. Vaclava v nedeli pc kazde
msi.
Budte hrdi a noste Poppy.
Tyden "Maku" Dude cd 20. do
27. kvetna.
Josefina Peroutkova,
mist. unit. preds.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
Angle Palestynu ArabIm.

Anglickou vladou byla sve-
fena vetsine Arabske moe mad
Palestynou. Rozhodnutfm tim
to nastalo velike roztrpcenf
zid1, kter1 delaj1 81 naroky ma
tuto. Ku rozhodnuti doslo We
stredu, kdyz nebylo mono do
sfci shody Arabd Sc zidy.
V Tel Aviv zidovsti mladfci
zpGsobili We stredu v noci pred
p1l noel pc rozhodnuti tonic
boufi, ktere cele zidovske oby-
vatelstvo Sc z1castnilo.
= Spojeine Staty zam1tly
naroky JaponcG ma Shanghai
v Cine, c1mz zavinena napja-
tost mezi Amerikou a Japonci.
V memoranda odevzdanem ia
ponskemu zahranicnlmu IRA
du americky velvyslanec, Jo-
seph C. Grew, sdelil, re stav
cele Shanghaie je "daleko cd
normalnfho."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
d1veru a pobadal lie k posluS.

ddveru a pobadal je k poslus-
nosti, jakozto spravce osady.
Pravil, re pak-li osadn1ci bu-
dou dobre vile, to je vse zapo-
treb1 by osada prosp1vala jake
doposavad. Osada nase jest ma
nejprvnejsim mfste v arcidie-
cesi CO Sc tyce majetkove Vast
nenf a v duchovn1m rozkvetu.
Pc vyslechnutf fecnfk1, hu-
dubenfch skladeb a pisn1, byly
clenove castovani s obcerstve-
MIN. Byl to skvely vecfrek KITE
rym name co dekovat nasfm
mladikGm, kteTi Sc vysinou
pak-li Sc jim da pfflezitost Sc
uplatniti. Mnohy mlady muz
ma v sobe drfmajfci schopnost
ku tomuto neb onomu umeni,
ceka jen ma prllezitost sc vyvi-
nouti, to dokazali nasi mladfci.
S uctou zimmerman Sc
Frantisek Zika,
tai. starsiho oddelenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
KRADEzE.

Dv6ma cernochy pTepadena
byla lekarna We 200 blocku w.
Biddle ulice. Zlodeji prchli S
$40.
- Dv6ma d1vkami pfepa-
den byl ma E. Baltimore ulici v
nedeli muz a okraden jimi O
$50. Napadly jej nozem.
Pfepadenym byl Joseph Mar
ques z New Rochelle, N. Y.
D1vky vystoupily z AUTOMOBILE
v blfzkosti Hanover ulice mos
tn. V jinem automobile jedou-
elm ulic1 ujely.
- Tri mladfci vin6ni jsou ma
severovychodn1 stanici re 4
kradezf. Mladfky jsou: AL
bert Lockman, 18 rokd starry,
Charles Di Dominicis, 17letJ a
16lety Frank Struck.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
GENERALNf SJEZD JEDNO-
TY KATOLICKY DELNfK.

V meste Chicago, We state
Illinois, zapocne v 1tery, dine
%. kvetna 1889 City generalnf
Sized Jednoty Katolicky Del
nix. Sized zahajen Dude pom
tifikaln1 ms1 svatou, ktera bu-
de Obetovana j. E.. ndp. bisku-
penn Ludvikem B. Kucerou, D.
d. z Lincoln, Nebr., We chramu
Pane sv. Vita. Zasedan1 sjez-
du Dude v Cesko-Americke bu-
dove, 1896 West 18th St., Chi
cago, I'll.
Ma tento snem nasi Jednoty
dostavf Sc zastupci a zastupky-
ne z ruznych stat1 americke
Unie, ably We spolecnem snemo-
vanf ucinili dalsi opatreni pro
budoucnost MAST Jednoty Ka-
tolicky Deln1k. Jsme 81 jisti,
re jeden kazdy zastupce a "a
stupkyne jsou 81 vedomi velke
a tezke zodpovednosti, ktera
ma ne vlozena byla jejich spo-
lubratry a spolusestrami, kdyz
byli vyvoleni do tohoto gene
ralnlho sjezdu a re nalezite Sc
pfipravujl ma tezky a ddlezity
1kol, ktery budou NIT behem
tohoto sjezdu. Jsout nase ge-
neraln1 sjezdy tim nejvyssfm
zakonodarnym, soudnim a W.
konnym telesem, ktere nejen
pfehl1z1 sprawl "a minute, u
plynute obdob1 1stT. vykonne
rady, ale hlavne dava move "a
kony a smernice k dals1 pGsob-
nosti. A tedy ma tonic mno-
no zalez1, CO Dude ucineno v
tonic sjezdu a die toho take
budou vysledky v budoucnosti.
Mlstni Statni Rada vyslala
tez diva zastupce a Size bratry
Mat. Hlavace a Karla Peterku.
Pref EN- jim stastnou cestu, by
zdravi a spokojeni sc navratili
a novou energi1 clenstvo nasc
povzbudili k dalsf cinnosti We
prospect MAST mile Jednoty.
Vaclav Hawk, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
AUTOMOBILY.

- Ma Back River Neck Sill
nici usmrcen byl neznamym
automobilem v nedeli obstarly
muz, jenz pc nalezen1 no ne
mohl stotoznen byti. Nalezen
byl majitelem domu v blizkos-
ii melody.
= Walteru Hendrix re 100
blocku N. Broadway ulice pre-
razena byla ruka a S MIN je-
douc1 Wilma Hickman vrzena
byla v bezvedom1 ma Reisters-
town road u Milford road v
Baltimore okresu We srazce
dvou automobile. Hendrix a
Rickmanova vraceli Sc z motor
cyklovych dostihd v Carroll O.
kreSu.
= Krfz prerazen byl Sc ro-
XII staremu Johnu Merriken,
kdyz v ned6li v noel srazen byl
a~utomobilem ma Eastern a
Montford avenue. Automobil
rldil John Z. O'Leary z Green
Haven, Md.
Tfi osoby zraneny byly v
pondell v noel ma Washington
Boulevard u Laurel, kdyz tam
srazily Sc tri automobily.
Sigmundu Feinblatt, supe-
rintendentu zidovskeho domu
pro sestarle zranena byla pr
.a, Paulu Gordon, 65letemu
zranen oblicej a nohy. Man
jejich a r1dic jednoho
Ferdinand A.
Ruppel, protreseni byli krute.
Harry A. Legun z Washington
nu rozrazena byla lebka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
MiStnl ZprdVy.

= V nedeli pr dopolednfch
Sluzbach Boz1ch kostela Ces-
ko-Moravskych BratTf oslaven
byl Den Matek. Nedeln1 Sko-
la slavila zvlastnfm progra-
mem v 1tery vecer.
- BaItimorska Jednota So
kolic bude miti celodenni W.
let do Sok. Tabora "Tyrs" "
nedsli, dine 28. kvstna. o Ia
bavu Dude postarano. Tanec.
Vytecna hudba. Dobre pivec-
ko ma cepu a naSe mama ceska
kuchyn.
= Ochotnicky Spolek koste-
la Sv. Vaclava sehraje dine 21.
kv6tna divadlo pod maven
"Vesela Bida" V mestecku
Dinwiddie We statu Virginia We
prospect kostela sv. Jana.
Clenove spolku vyjedou z Bal
timore V sobotu, dine 20. kv6t-
ma V 1. hodinu odpoledne. Di-
waldo Sc Dude hrat v nedeli We
3 bod. odpoledne. VeledGstp.
Rektor Josef Stepanek Dude
pF1tomen sc spoken.
= Sprawl Vybor Gesk6ho
Narodnfho Hrbitova porada
slavnost "Zdobenf Hrobd" v
nedeli, dine %. kvetna. Zaca-
tex We 3 hodiny odpoledne. Ma
programu slavnostn1 Tecn1k,
pTfpadne Teci z~astupcu spolkd,
zp6v dftek a posluchac1 Ces.
Svob. skoly Augustfn Herman,
hudba.
Krajan6 Sc zadajf ably Sc do
staVili mohutnem poctu.
= Verejn6 cvicenf a cello
denn1 vylet Sok. Jedn. Blesk a
BALTIC. Jedn. Sokolic Dude v
ned6li, dine 4. cervna ma Sok.
TaboTe ""Tyrs". VeTejneho cvi-
cent z1castnl Sc bratrska Jed.
Sokol Philadelphia, Pa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19

Zpravy z konservacnf komi-
Sc z kazde sekce zalivu slibuji
CO MONA nejlepsf rakovou Sc
ZOnu.
Lovci V bl1zkosti Crisfield
vydelavali V uplynulem tydnu
az SIS denne. Kazdym dnem
hlaSeny lovy We znacnem mnoz
stv1 a We zlepsene kvalite rakI.
Ku slibnym lovdm dalo podn6t
teple pocasf, jfmz raci vylaka-
nj byli z bahen casneji v tom
to roce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
ABLY DfTKY MELY.

Mlada matka, jez nedopTa-
la 81 jldlo, ably mohla dati vse
co mela ctyTem d1tkam sym,
vzata byl ado ochrany Family
Welfare dobrocinne spolecnos-
tt, kdyz nalezena byla lezfcf v
bezvedomf v pf1bytku SVEN.
Claru Bannister nalezl jeji
bratr, Gilbert Dzerwick, Is
rok1 starry, kdyz do domu v
600 blocku S. Bond ulice pri-
nasel potravu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
J~ACkSONOVA KAMPAN
$1O2.757.

Zahrnuje v to primarnf boi
demokratickou stranou vyna-
lozeno bylo ma zvoleni mayora
Jacksona ma dalsf ctyfi roxy
S1O2,757.81. Ma porazeni re-
publikanskeho k%andidata, Nc
Keldin, vynalozeno bylo $685.
834.53. Governor O'Conor pri-
spell ma primarily a volbu $3.50
a 500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
ROZMNOzENf NEMOCf.

Osypky prispely v prvnfch
trech mes1cich v Baltimore ku
znacnemu rozmnozenl prena-
sej1c1ch Sc nemoc1, jak udal
koncem tydne Riley, reditel
statnlho zdravotn1ho dradu.
V Baltimore meste hlaseno
bylo 1852 pf1padu, v okresech
1.O72. V minulem roce v teze
dobe v Baltimore bylo 81. pri-
padu, V okres1ch SIG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
kLUBY ZAVfRAJf NYNf We
DIVE HODINY A TANEcNI-
CE OBLECENY JSOU
"V NECO."

Baltimorsky nocnf zivot v
klubech a divadlech koncf ny
nj We dive hodiny pc pdlnoci z
naf1zeni policejn1ho 1radu,pod
jehoz pf1snym dohledem nynf
jsou.
V pfipadech, kde tanecnice
bavl nahymi tely, jak tyto tax
maJitele sebrani a zavreni bu-
dou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
telum automobile.
Parkovanf.
ROK VEZENf PRO UTOK MA
MANZELKU.

Zalovany, re podnikl 1tok
ma svoji manzelku, Anthony
Ricci, 37lety z Grande ulice,
odsouzen byl v pondelf ma je-
den rok do vezen1. Jeho man
zelka, Yolanda, svedcila, re
pfisel v nedeli do jejfho bytu
We 800 blocku S. Exeter ulice
a tam j tahal Ia vlasy S hroz-
bou, re il nozem poboda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
President ma zapadni pobrezi.

President Roosevelt ma v L.
myslu podniknouti lete cestu
ma zapadn1 pobrezf, n1z Dude
zahrnuta i n~avsteva mezinarod
nj vystavy v San FRANCISCAN.
Datum cesty zavis1 ma tom,
kdy Dude odrocen kongres.
Nynf pfevlada mfnenf, re sot-
va p1jde ma prazdniny pred
srpnem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
TEzCE POPALENA.

Mary Newcomb 59leta re
100 blocku S. Carlton ulice,
tezce popalena byla, kdyz We
stfedu ma zadn1m dvorku do
mu chytily Sc ma nj saty pfi pa
lenf odpadkd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
RINGLING BROS. A BAR
NUN BAILEY CIRCUS.

v nasem meste tento ctvrtek v
patek a V sobotu, dne 49,, 49,,
a 20 kvetna.
Predstayen1 2 KRAFT denn6:
2:15 a 8:15 P. M. ma Monu-
ment a Highland ulici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
Ucast v~yznamnych
C~echOSlOVakH.

Jak Sc jiz dozvedela nase
v%efejnost z posledn1ch zprav,
DR.. Eduard Benes, v1dce ma
seho odboje pTijal jiz cestne
predsednictv1 teto manifestace
a jemu pc boku Dude hostit
Csl. Den vyslanec plukovnfka
Vladimfra Hurbana a vyslanec
DR.. Juraje Slavika, jakoz i j.
ne vyznacne hosty z kruhu ces-
koslovenskych i americkych.
Nebylo ovsem tez opomenuto
rozeslati pozvani nasfm vyso-
kym ucilist1m new-yorskym
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19

Julia M. Bald Weinbach,
manzelka farare luterskeho
kostela St. Paul, klesla mrtva
V patek rano V kuchyni fairy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
BEzNE Oslo MOI 1879
a vubec vsem nasfm pratel1m,
ktefl s Mani upf1mn6 smyslf.
Doprava re stadia
ma VVStaViSt6
ma ~vystavist6.

Mnoz1 nasf pfatele dotazuif
Sc, jakym zpGsobem Dude mo-
Emo dostati Sc z Triborough
Stadia ma vystaviste. O teto
veci Sc jiz nynf jedna, ably We
den1 Svetov6 vystavy pfistavi-
10 vets1 pocet autobusd ma sta
diu, ably 1castn1ci Csl. Dne mo-
hi Sc primo dostati ma VISTA
viste behem Is minut jizdy. V
teto veci udelfme pozdeji iest6
dals1 informace.
Majiteldm automobile.
Parkovani.
Naslm automobilistdm do
porucujeme, ably We dnech /.
do 10. cervence zanechali sve
vozy V okruhu velkomesta New
Yorku a snazili sc dostat ma
misto mestskymi dopravnfmi
prostfedky, nebot parkoviste V
okol1 Worlds Fair nezmohou
naval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-19
Zpravodaj slavnostni kancela-
re Csl. Dne.
IL. kvetna, 1889.
Doprava 1castn1k1 ma
Csl. Den.

Csl. Den.
Dochazf nam mnoho dota-
III, jakym zpGsobem by mely
nase osady vypraviti svoje u
castn1ky do New Yorku ma Csl.
Den 2. cervence. V tom ohle-
du je nutno f1diti Sc Poole To-
kaln1ch pomer1, pr nichz ne
kdy je nutno jezditi vlakem,
jindy opet autobusem. Dopo-
rucuje Sc tud1z, ably vedoucf
takovychto vyprav zjistili pre-
devs1m jak u zeleznicnich tax
i u busovych spolecnosti "a
jakych podmfnek dopravi jis-
ty pocet 1castn1kd do New
Yorku a Poole toho sc zarfdili.
Bylo by velmi prospesno, ably
vsecky spolky, majfcf zajem IA
Csl. Dni svolaly poradnf schd-
re We syych osadach a vyffdili
problem dopravy tim zpdso-
benz, ably spojenlm nekolika
vyprav doc1lili nizsfho fin. ma
kladu a tax umoznili beast co
'nejsirsl.
U~bytovani.
Nejtezsim problemem cele
nasf akce Dude asi ubytovani.
Jak znamo, ceka Sc prave We
dnech l. az 10. cervence nej-
vyss1 pffliv n~avstevnikd Sveto-
We vystavy, coz Dude miti Ia
nasledek naproste oblezenf
new-yorskych hotel1. Doporu-
cuje Sc proto, ably vybory We
vaslch osadach maj1c1 ma sta
rosti usporadan1 vyprav, hlasi-
Ii v nejkratsim moznem case
kancelafi Csl. Dne. Dne jaky
pocet 1castn1kd pTichazf v u
yah ua ma kolik dnf Dude "a
potfebi pro jednotlivce obsta-
rati ubytovan1.
Navsteva Svetove vystavy
2. cervence.
Dochaz1 dale dotazy, IDA
Dude mono v nedeli dopoled-
ne ziskati cas- k navsteve Sve-
tove vystavy. V tom pT1pade
upoZornujeme, re nekolika
hodinova ~navsteva vystavy ne
prakticky zadneho smyslu
ponevadz "a tax kratky cas-
nen1 mono shlednouti d1klad-
ne ami jediny pavilion. Proto
nasleduj1c1 data 8. a 4. cerven-
&c hodf Sc nejlepe k prohl1dce
Doporucujeme tud1z
ably 81 jednotlivf 1castn1ci po-
die toho zajeZd upravili.
Zacatek programu.
Program Csl. Dne je tax roz-
re bylo nutno stanoviti
zacatek ma druhou hodinu Cd
poledn1. Verejnosti Sc tud1z
doporucuje, ably byla ma mfste
jiz o jedne iodine odpoledne.
Ucast prominentnich osob-
nosti americkych.
Slavnostnf vybor Csl. Dne
rozeslal prave p%ozvanky, ma
.orovi mesta New Yorku, gu
vernerovi statu New York,
New Jersey a Connecticut a
coz je nejdulezitejs1
kancelari presidenta Spojez
nych StatG.
Ucast vyznamnych
CechoslovakG.
Iolr 60 IL InuuxIxlo nnSo
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-23
I p'D.,4 4rY SE N AT E
Introduced

iOuutCu
 Senate bill No. 83. by Walker, ap- propriating $25,0O0 for a landing field at Wrangell. 1ke
 Senate bill No. 84, by Sullivan, ap- propriating $15,000, for the Bureau of Biological Survey to make a wolf and coyote investigation in Alaska.
 Senate bill No. 85, by Sullivan, to provide Wolf and Coyote Bounty Investigation Agent. z
 Senate bill No 86 by Sullivan, to add lighterage services to the list of public service plants required to submit records. of business to ins- pection by public officials.
 Senate bill No. 87, by Sullivan, to allow mayors to hold other salaried offices in city governments.
 Senate bill No. 88. to set up per- init system of liquor sale.
 Senate bill No. 89, by Roden, to allow temporary interchange of Ter ritorial employees between the var ious offices.
 Senate bill No. 90, by Roden, to appropriate $250 for N Lester Troast and Associates for architectural and engineering services on the Terri torial Building.
 Senate bill No. 91, by Roden, to fix the license fee of resident insurance agents at $25 per year no matter how many companies are represent ed. and to raise the nonresident agent license to $250.
 Senate bill No. 92, by Rivers by request, to appropriate $375 to pay a claim of N. Lester Troast and As sociates for professional services ir preparing plans and estimated to as- sist the legislatures Pioneers Homt Committee. ts5''s
 Senate bill No. 93, by Rivers anc Roden, creating an Industrial Ac. cident Commission Senate bill No 94, by Rivers. to ex empt mineral land and mining claims from the provisions relating ! to partition.
 l Senate bill No 95, by Rivers, t' \ amend the law relating to labor oi j, placer mining claims to bring i into conformity with Federal statut eS. .sf.t afif Senate bill No 96, by LaBoyteaus to amend the workmen's compensa , tion act in relation to total disability Senate joint memorial No. 13, b Rivers, endorsing Delegate Dimond'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-23
New Bill on Wolf Bounty
 Introduced
Senate Committee Meas ure Would Pay S2O and
 Leave Pelt 10 Irapper

A completely rewritten and vir- tually unrecognizable wolf and coy ote bounty bill came from the Sem ate Committee on Fisheries, Game and Agriculture today. The com mittee offered it's substitute for House Bill No 1, by Representative Harvey Smith. H
 The Senate bill would provide $20 bounty on every wild lobo or timber wolf and every wild coyote or prairie wolf the claim for bounty to be filed in the form of an affidavit sworn before Notary Public, U. s. Commissioner. Post master or other official and sup ported by sworn statement of personal acquaintance of the claim ant that he believes statements in the affidavit are true.
 Agent Must See Pelt
 A wildlife agent or other official of the Alaska Game Commission would be required to see and iden- tify the pelt of each animal on which a bounty is claimed, to re- move the bones of the left foreleg which would have to be attached to the pelt by the trapper, and to punch holes in the left ear of the pelt.
 A certificate of such Wildlife Agent would be required before a bounty could be paid by the Terri torial Treasurer. The trapper would be allowed to keep and sell the pelt.
 A provision of the bill would pro- hibit any Territorial or Federal em- ployee to collect a bounty.
 False claim would be punished by S1,000 fine or years imprison- ment.
 Two Other Bills
 Two other bills dealing with the bounty situation were introduced in the Senate today, both by Sem ator LeRoy Sullivan of the Second Division. One would appropriate $15,O0O, to be matched by Federal funds, to provide for study of the wolf and coyote problem by the Bureau of Biological Survey. The other would provide for appoint ment by the Attorney General of a Wolf and Coyote Bounty Investi- gation Agent to protect the Ter ritoryA against fraud in bounty pay ments. The Agent would be paid S63, 500 per year and under terms of the bill would have to be an expert investigator trained in pre- datory animal control work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-23
Nome Youth
 Found Dead;
 Body Frozen
Was an Eseapee from Ida ho Industrial School al
 St. Anthony

ST. ANTHONY, Idaho, Feb. 23- A youth identified as John Thomas, Is. Idaho Industrial School in- mate, committed on a Federal charge on July 36, from Nome, AL aska. has been found dead be- meath a freight car.
 Sheriff Edwin Hill attributed Thomas and another escapee, Rob ert Wanles 15, with a freight car robbery.
 Coroner Hansen said the body was frozen and there is | bruise behind one ear that apparently resulted when a box nit him on the head when he was trying to enter the car.
 School officials reported the two boys escaped during the night.
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bill to increase the pay Of Alaskan postoffice employees by 25 percent. Senate joint memorial No. IA, by Walker by request asking amend ment of a bill pending in Congress to abolish and prohibit monopolistic control of the annual salmon run in the region of the Karluk river, Kodiak Island.
 Senate joint resolution No. 5, by Patterson and Cochran. to raise the pension of Clara E. LaMotte, cripple, from $50 to s45 monthly.
 .b Passed
 Senate committee substitute for House bill No. Al, by Walker, licens- ing junk dealers.
 House bill No. 16, by Davis. re- quiring the calling of bids on all Ter ritorial purchases of $50 or more
 Senate bill No. 45, by Patterson, allowing s1o,O00 from Third Divis- ion highway money to open the Valdez to Willow Creek section of the Richardson highway early in the spring and late in the fall.
 Defeated
 Senate bill No 53, by Rivers. to repeal the section exempting Terri torfal employees from garnishment proceedings.
 
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17kEA5URE5 HIT SENATE;
 OTHERS DUE
Last Day for IntrodIttion Finds SoIons Working
 Overtime on Bills

Fourteen new bills, two memori- als and a resolution were intro- duced in the Senate today, and late this afternoon the body was in recess to allow Senators to prepare additional measures to get in under the wire. This is the last day for introduction of bills.
 Most of the new measures today were of slight consequence, though one thirty pager by Senators Vic- tor c. Rivers and Henry Roden would set up an Industrial Acci- dent Commission to pay claims to injured workers.
 Three bills were passed and one defeated this afternoon. Those passed provided for calling of bids on Territorial purchases of $50 and over, licensing of junk dealers and early and late opening of the Rich ardson Highway between Valdez and Willow Creek. M
 A vote of six to two defeated, a bill by Senator Victor c. Rivers which would have repealed the sec tion exempting the salaries of Ter ritorial employees from garnishl7 ment. 413g pfs 4ar
 Senator Cs H. LaBoyteaux's bill to prohibit sale of liquor to Indians was in second reading late this afternoon. Several minor amend ments were, voted. A motion by Senator O. D. Cochran to continue the bill in second, reading was de- feated. by a four to four vote.
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HOUSE LABOR BILL
 GET5 AMENDMENTS

At three o'clock this afternoon, the House of Representatives was still groping an uncertain way through the ponderous measure that would create a Territorial Depart ment of Labol and Mines.
 Taking up the bill early in session this morning, Representatives began amendments that for the most part made minor wording changes, with most members expressing lack of knowledge as to the ramifications of the legislative piece.
 The big appropriations measure was again continued in second read ing to await a shorter calendar.
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HOLDEN MAKES
 ROUND TRIPS

Making two flights on his reg nlar mail run to Tulsequah, pilot Alex Holden of Marine Airways took six passengers for discharge at the Polarfs-Taku Mine field They were Alex Reed, Joseph Syrene, Fred Brown, John Afuhson, O. Cummins, Edward Taylor.
 Passengers brought into Juneau from Tulsequah were Bert Woods, J. Martens, N Guntller, M. c. Robert son, D. Reed, E. J. Marshall, and Louis Dahl.
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FRUITS, FATHER
 AND SON, ARRIVE
 BY TWO STEAMERS

Two Truitts came in on steamers to Juneau this week, confusing read CTS of passenger lists.
 The Truitts are father ana son Attorney General James s. Truitt arrived early today on the Bar anof from appearing before the Cir cult Court of Appeals at San Fran cisco. His son, James Truitt, U. s. Army engineer arrived on the North Coast to sinspeet, work on Juneau's small boat harbor. {
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NATIVE WOMAN E
 VICTIM OF DEATH

Margaret PoNers 27, native wo- man, died in a South Franklin Steeet rooming house late last night from what physicians said was an alcoholic heart.
 The woman was picked up on Rob- ert's Row at 8:30 in the evening, suf- fering from an attack, and failed to respond to medical treatment.
 Twice married and divorced, the dead woman has been in Juneau for
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CHITITU MINING
 MAN HEADS BACK

Charles Kraemer, veteran miner from the Chititu Creek district near Kennecott, was passenger on the Baranof for here today and short visit on his way into the Interior.
 Kraefner said nothing new is plan red for the property, operated un- der tie Chititu Mining Company, but operations as usual will be con- tinued. The mine has produced for 35 years, Kraei1er said, and should be good for another 50 years"
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WEATHER SYNOPSIS

WEATHER SYNOPSIS
 High barometric pressure prevailed this Valley Dixon EnEtrance prevailed interior centered the being 293 pressure attended Islands soueastward the O
 It over the Territory the 2hom temperature 
 Juneau Feb 24.-Sunrise am; sunset pm