DELEGATE DIMOND CARRYING
TERRITORY NEARLY 3 TO 1 IN
EARLY RETURNS FROM CITIES
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by 6. McCain 25, Roden 15,
Truitt 37. Boyle 36, Cole 27, and
Smith 17. Hesse 52, Storey 22.
For Senator, Julien A. Hurley 47,
Victor C. Rivers 31. For Repre
sentatives republicans, John C.
Boswell 23, Louis D. Colbert 39,
Fred B Johnston 21, Andrew Ner
land 44; Democrats, Alfred J
hezzi 30, Dan L Green 33, Leo W
Rogge 57, Victor B Ross 26; Inde
pendent, Bart C Larue 4.
JUNEAU, Sept. 9—The com
plete totals of the vote in the city
•of Juneau is as follows for terri
torial offices;
Dimond .954
Gore .491
Grigsby .25
McCain .346
Roden .497
Truitt .624
Boyle .687
Cole .614
Smith (Sandy) .171
Hesse .922
Storey .497
VALDEZ, Sept. 9—The com
plete vote of Seward was a total
of 173 votes cast. Following are
the totals for territorial offices:
Dimond, democrat .139
Gore, republican .25
McCain, republican .42
Roden, independent .13
Truitt, democrat .101
Boyle democrat .108
Cole, republican .42
Smith, independent .5
Hesse, democrat.120
Storey, republican.32
KETCHIKAN, Sept. 9—Three
precincts give the following total
Dimond, democrat .600
Gore republican .398
Grigsby, independent .14
McCain, republican .500
Roden, independent .116
Truitt, democrat .326
Boyle, democrat .485
Cole, republican .435
Smith, independent .37
Hesse, democrat.580
Storey, republican .438
SEWARD, Alaska, Sept. 9. —
Tunnel precinct gives Dimond 53,
Gore 1. Truitt 45, McCain 1, Ro
den 7. Boyle 53, Cole 1, Smith 1.
Hesse 40, Storey 2.
FAIRBANKS, Sept. 9. — To
tal returns for the city of Fair
banks are as follows:
Dimond .534
Gore. 184
Grigsby .26
McCain .169
Roden .214
! Truitt .347
Boyle.381
Cole .227
Smith .95
Hesse .496
Storey .194
Hurley .319
Rivers .402
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CORDOVA. Alaska, Sept. 9. —
Complete returns from following
Cordova precincts:
Cordova City
Total Cordova vote .412
Dimond .2851
Gore .102
McCain .27
Roden .77
Truitt .180
Boyle .219
Cole.145
Smith .13
Hesse .179
Storey .209
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Gore.261
McCain . 29 !
Roden .58
Truitt .52
Boyle .87
Cole .41
Smith . 12
Hesse.71 j
Storey 68
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Dimond .101
Gore .31
McCain .42
Roden .10
Truitt .84
Boyle .88
Cole .43
Smith .10
Hesse .75
Storey.61
Frisco Enjoying
Torrid Waves as
Alaska Freezes
CBy The Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9. —
San Francisco drank in today an
Alaska icel weather cocktail
that fairly sizzled. Off the far
northern wastes rolled the mass
of air that for two days had sent
the city's temperature soaring to
new heat records. Respite from
the brow mopping was awaited
late today, when forecasters said
a bank of fog ill be borne city
ward by cool marine breezes, to
break through a wall of hot pla
teau air that freakishly originat
ed in Alaska. After climbing to
88 degrees at 11 o’clock, the same
as yesterday at that hour, the ther
mometer steadied itself and held
there at noon. While the Eskimos
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light bathing. Bonfires glowed
along the marine shore and at
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UNDATED, Sept. 9—Unofficial
reports reached Madrid declaring
that government militiamen en
tered Toledo and Ancazar pre
paratory for an attack on seven
teen hundred Fascist Rebels who
have defied the eight weeks of
siege of the ancient fortress.
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Rebels surrendered in a sympa
thy strike epidemic in France by
the Leftist workers demanding
guns and planes for Spain, which
spread when thirty thousand men
and women of Lillie, a textile re
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Hundreds of fugitives arrived
at Bayonne, France, as diplomats
sought to save San Sebastian
from becoming a mass of ruins.
Maritime Problem
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Pacific
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9. —
Two additional agencies of the
United States government today
actively entered San Francisco's
newest maritime labor scene as a
hearing by the Labor Board Fed
eral Branch met its second post
ponement. While agents of the
Department of Justice Bureau of
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j as '“observers”, the Post Office De
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held up by the four day tieup of
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consignment of mail would be
transferred to other ships on
Thursday unless the Dollar Line
clears port by that deadline.
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for him to appear in court, his
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