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Republican Representative
General Election September 10th jj
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1 Do You Sign Blank Checks?
Of course you don’t! No sane person does. \et
that is exactly what the politicians wo want the Liquor Ref
erendum to pass are asking YOU to do.
The Referendum Ballot merely says “Territorial
control of intoxicating beverages by the establishment of
Territorial liquor stores."
Does that tell you which of 23 monopoly systems
Alaska will get if you sign the BLANK CHECK on Election
Day, September 10th? It certainly does not!
We citizens of Alaska have a right to know in
advance what we are voting for. We have the right to know
WHO are slated to get the big jobs on the Territorial Liquor
Monopoly Board, what their salaries will be, how many
agents, examiners, inspectors, under-cover men and stool
pigeons will be hired, and what their wages will be. We
have a right to know IN ADVANCE a lot of things we are
not being told by those who favor Territorial monopoly of
liquor. WHAT’S MORE—THEY WON T TELL! We signed
a Blank Check in It) 17 and got the Alaska Bone Dry Law.
Do you want to do it again
• Don’t be misled by high-sounding phrases—Vote
AGAINST political control of liquor in Alaska. Alaska has
Territorial control of liquor under laws passed by the Legis
lature and regulations issued by the Treasurer. Alaska is
now getting a higher net revenue from regulated liquor
sales than the average of the monopoly states. Alaska gets
$3.31 net per capita, at a collection cost of only 36 cents,
compared with most monopoly states of less than $2.60 at a
collection cost of One Dollar.
Know what you are voting for. W’e have a RIGHT
to know. Don't vote blindly! Don’t bring back the Bootlegger.
Vote AGAINST (X) the Referendum. September 10th and prevent
political control of liquor and loss to all taxpayers.
Notice Of General Election
To the Electors of the Town of
Nome, Division Number Two,
Territory of Alaska.
Notice is hereby given that,
pursuant to an Act of Congress,
approved May 7, 1906, entitled
“An ACt Providing for the El
ection of a Delegate to the House
of Representatives from the Terri
tory of Alaska, “an Act of Con- i
gress, approved August 24, 1912,
entitled “An Act to creat a Leg
islative Assembly in the Terri
tory of Alaska, to Confer Legis
lative Powers thereon, and for
other Purposes,” and other Gen
era! Laws of Alaska, and in con
formity therewith, a General El
ection will be held on Tuesday,
Septemebr 10th, 1940, between
tlhe hours of 8 o’clock a.m. and 7
o’clock p.m. of said day, for the 1
purpose of electing the following
officers, to-wit: j
A Delegate to the House of Re
presentatives from the Territory
of Alaska: ,
An Attorney General for the j
Territory of Alaska:
An Auditor for the Territory
of Alaska.
A Highway Engineer for the
Territory of Alaska:
One Member of the Senate for
the Territory of Alaska:
Four members for the House of
Representatives for the Territory
of Alaska:
Two Road Commissioners for
Road District Number Two and
Showing by ballot a preference
for or against Territorial liquor
stores.
The Common Council of the
town of Nome, having heretofore,
by ordinance, duly designated j
the polling place in said Town, j
the electors are thereby notified: |
That all duly qualified voters j
residing within the Town of j
Nome will vote at City Hall j
Building, located on Front Street I
in and upon City Lot whioh is!
owned by City of Nome, the same [
being duly designated polling!
place.
Dated tihis 12th day of July,
A. D. 1940.
The Common Council j
of the Town of Nome j
By M. J. Walsh, Clerk I
Publish September 6, 9, 1940:
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REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
General Election, Sept. 10, 1940
delegate to congress Legislature
Cash Cole senate
attorney general Harry Egbert
H. G. McCain House of Representatives
AUDITOR Rollyn J. Ball I
A. H. Humpheries Ludvig E. (1st
highway engineer Stuart L. Stangroom
H. C. Miller Sam Taggart
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM IN ALASKA
1— We advocate the return of
our people to the principles of
Government established by the
Constitution of the United States
of America and by the Republican
Party in its time-honored history
in the conduct of National affairs.
2— AMENDMENT OF OR
GANIC ACT. We recommend
that the Organic Act of the Terri
tory be amended so as to provide
for the election of the Governor
and of the Secretary of the Terri
tory of Alaska by the people, and
also to give to the people of the
Territory full control of all its
natural resources and the collec
tion of all revenues therefrom, in
cluding the revenues from the
Fur Seal Islands.
| 3—PRESENT NATIONAL AD
MINISTRATION CONDEMNED.
We condemn the administration
of President Franklin D. Roose
j velt and the New Deal as subver
sive of Constitutional principles,
opposed to the liberties of our
citizens, and contrary to all those
things which guarantee the free
dom of our people. We particular
ly denounce the present policy of
the Democratic Administration in
seeking, through the Secretary of
the Interior, to establish a one
man dictatorial government for
the Territory, substituting reg
ulations for law. The present state
of development of the Territory
has been brought about by the
efforts of the people who have
settled here of their own free will
and accord, expended their cap
ital, and directed their energies
toward such development, and by
the people’s participation in the
limited form of Government
which the Organic Act has per
mitted. The policy of the present
administration in substitution reg
ulations for law and subjecting
the people to the dictatorial dom
ination of one man in Washington
will quickly mean ruination of all
industries in the Territory and
will result in suppression of init
iative and eventual bankruptcy of
the Alaskan people.