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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
VOLUME 21, NUMBER 132
SEWA‘RD, ALASKA. FRIDAY. JUN Ell. 1926.
PRICE TEN CENTS
TWO SUSPECTED HOLD
UP MEN GRABBED IN
■ JUNEAU BY MARSHAL
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THIRD MAN OF TRIO ESCAPED
WEDNESDAY; BROTHERS
murdered trainmen
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JUNEAU, June 11. (/P)—Marshal
Albert White is holding two suspect
. ed crooks, whom it is believed are
Roy and Hugh Dautremont, who held
up a Southern Pacific train at Sis
kyou Tunnel, on October 1, 1923, and
killed four members of the crew. The
prisoners called themselves J. Mar
tin of Los Angeles and A. Eiickson
of Detroit.
The third robber of the trio, Chas.
Dautremont, who it is declared was a
man known as Dick Allen, of Santa
Fe, eluded the officers here Wednes
t day.
ALASKA DUE IN EARLY MORN
The S.S. Alaska is scheduled to ar
rive in port from the south early to
morrow, according to the latest re
port from the vessel. The rumor
about town last night that the Alaska
was arriving this morning at 2 o'clock
was incorrect as it was at that time
she was due to arrive at Valdez.
. ANOTHER QUARTZ STRIKE
MADE IKS BAY FIELD
Another new quartz strike was made
last week down in the Nuka Ray
district by Frank Case, well known
prospector and mining man who has
been in the field for the last three
weeks. The strike was made in
Quartz Bay, where several other pro
mising claims have been staked out.
Mr. Case arrived in Seward yester
day.
fi FRANK WISEMAN TO TAKE
INSANE PRISONER STATES
Deputy Marshal Frank Wiseman,
wiring to the office at Fairbanks last
week, stated that unless contrary in
structions were received, he would
leave Betties for the states on June
4, taking with him Ezra Rabidou, in
san. Rabidou has been confined in
jail all winter and upon arrival in the
states, will be committed to Morn
ingside.
RAISING SWETMANN BUILDING
Contractor Thoday, with a swarm of
men, began work yesterday morning
raising the Seward Drug store build
ing up a few inches. When complet
ed the entrance will be flush with the
sidewalk. New foundations will also
be placed under the building.
Simp NOTE SENT TO
RUSSIA EDOM ENGLAND
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LONDON, June 11. (IP)—The gov
ernment announced it sent a sharp
note to Russia protesting the attempt
to send funds to England during the
general strike and expressing the be
lief the money was intended to foster
a change of form in the government of
Great Britain. 5 JLIHI
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JESSE LEE HOME. SEWARD. WHERE 1H N "
CJlKEP
TESTIFIES COIROI
FORMER PROHIBITION ADMINIS
TRATOR ACTIVE POSTING
POSTER IN SALOONS
WEIGH VOTES; DO NOT COUNT
Evidently Something Rotten in Den
mark is Belief of Political
Manager.
WASHINGTON, D. C„ June 11. (JP)
—McGovern testified it was a common
practice in Allegheny Cty. “to switch
ballot boxes" and substitute boxes in
which ballots had been placed before
election. He said former prohibition
administrator, Baird, just before the
primary, transferred his activities to
■ Philadelphia and Pittsburgh saloons
and posted Pepper posters in their
windows and “beer became better."
It was charged Pinc.hot received 25.
000 more votes in Allegheny county
than were counted for him and said:
“The strip type of politicians “origi
nated in a tenement. The strip cir
culated its methods over the country
there they weigh vote's instead of
counting them.”
!
Pinchot cited in 1922 primary re
tufns in the second ward, Pittsburgh,
when Alger, republican, received 1600
votes, Pinchot got 80 in the November j
election. Pinchot received the same
SO and MacGharren, his democratic
opponent, received 1900. It was de
clared no relief for conditions in Al
legheny thru election official or the
courts could be obtained.
Taving then received the tetsimony
from W. L. Mellon that $306,000 was
spent in Western Pennsylvania for the
Pepper and Fisher ticket in the May
primary, the senate committee re
called Pepper who testified today. He
said: “My friends spent something like
$112,000 or $114,000." Pepper sub
mitted a list of 200 contributors who
gave $84,000 with his own contribu
ion of $2500. The larges: beinr ?L 1
>ach. The list includes Edward Bok _
hodman Wanamaker. many women
snere on the list. When asked If they
stuck to him thruom, Pepper rep: lied
‘They did. God bless them '
Joseph R Grundy, -president of
Pennsylvania Manufacturers Associa
tion testified he nave SlS.OOf* tr th*
Pepper-Fisher campaign and mad- va
rious loans during the campaign and
after the primary. He loaned ?li*0.Ooi
to make up a deficit and in addr ->n
signed a S90.000 note for the same pu'
pose. Reed of Missouri asked “thee
you are an angel to the extern of
$300,000.”
Tlrundy replied: “Well. that's
what you want to call it.'
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will be pipe: ■
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WASHINGTON TV C. .'liBt : r»
—President Coolidgs vT. p-eser: 1/
Richard Byrd. June 2S. wtfla the Hub
bard gold medal o' the National Olo
graphic society before a gathering of
cabinet ofifcers. scientists and nota
bles. The Hubbard medal vas av-arc
ed to Pearv. Sir Emes: Shackeltou.
Major General George W. Ooethans
and Stefansson.
E. W. Bamett. secretary and rreae
: ureT of the Alaska Hills Mines Cor
poration. Nuka Bay. arrived n Seva-c
! yesterday from the mine with a small
cleanup. Nine pounds of gold v&?
brought in to the bank representing
values from the plates only Con
ditions in the mine are excellent, Mr
Bamett stated yesterday, everything
running along quite satisfactorily and
the output up to expectations for this
period of the season. Every indica
tions points to a favorable year.
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