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REPUBLICANS Of
ANCHORAGE ASK
FOR THE NEWS
The game of politics at Anchorage
a lie** *,u~s>o uiiotuuig U>
lut'ttcu Uj uie gateway, out1
.tuiiu* ui c0|4ieo oi die uiucwuy, oi ycs
*v‘tuuy d cuiuoii we»e o.dcrcu uuitiig
van- Uiveraovu OUW uie 10MU nad been
oiotvcn up.' .00 today, uiat Uie Kt
puu.icans at Anchorage may know
vvnat is uanspirnig, uie Gateway is
•ncKing up tuo pouucs non the last
•SfeUes and running it an together an4
.,»eso copies win be sent to Anchorage
>y express on £>uiuidays tiain.
According to the var.ous 10ng dis
tance telephone advices from Anchor
age, the newspaper at that place ha.*
not been punting the news, especial^
regarding politics sent out from otaei
cities or carried by the Associate*.
Trjss. The newspaper at Anchorage
has not even mentioned, according l«*
the telephone advices, anything abou*
th^ Republican club meeting there o
la>t Sunday. Of course at that niejw
ing the Republicans turned down
Charles E. Herron and endowed J. U
Heckman for national committeemai;.
Now that Heckman has withdrawn
ami the Anchorage Republicans diu
not know that until informed by tele
phone from Seward, it is stated that
the Republicans at Anchorage will noi
endorse Herron.
fhe Gateway now makes this state
meat, Anchorage Republicans, or in
fa*t any organization in Alaska, can
u|v ay secure articles in the Gateway,
ptovided these ai ticks are pure news,
signed by responsible men or officers,
an l are not personal attacks. the
Gateway prints the news as it comes
up in Seward, politics included, wheth
er Democratic or Republican, and will
do the same for any other community
where organizations are not able to
secure publication.
The following are pick-ups from
various editions of the Gateway re
I
garding politics, for the benefit ot the
Republicans of Anchorage, and the
| Gateway knows that the people o.
i Seward will pardon this ‘ make-over
: but they will agree that our sister c!ty
1 must have the news, too:—
(From Tuesday's Gateway)
Territorial Senator J. R. Heckman,
of Ketchikan, has withdrawn his can
did icy for National committeeman of
the Republicans from Alaska accord
ing to an official cablegram receive*
by the Gateway this forenoon from
the Ketchikan Alaska Chronicle*
'Hie cablegram, under date of to
lay from Ketchikan says:
“Arthur Shoup who has been d
reccing the Heckman campaign, toda.
revived the following telegram froi
J. :i. Heckman:
“On account of business, would b
moossible for me to attend the Na
,io’»al convention so will withdraw n:
a. didacy for national committeenun.
Hr a is final. Please wire same to eac!
w" spaper of importance and attorn
lo withdrawal notice of application.”
“Friends in Ketchikan believe this
:s final on the part of Senator Heck
n:"\ and there is much regret here.'
Tim Anchorage Republicans roo
gnnized the club Sunday afternoon.
Although Charles E. Herron and Mil*
Ke !y, both of Anchoragi- are can**
da* es for National Committeemen, th
A” -borage republicans T>y a vote o*
42 to 14 endorsed the candidacy o*
Rr'» Heckman, of Ketchikan.
(Frnm Wednesday’s Gateway)
POLITICS AT ANCHORAGE
They are playing politics at ^ r*
oh*rage. This morning the Gatown
ro-r eived a long d-stant call from Ar
ch.-rage advising Vrat the Republic,™*
at the meeting last Surdav. had *'*'
do- sed Heckman for national comnv*
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An Alaska bachelor has been dis
covered at Iditaiod who claims to
iiave turned down two marriage pro
posals recently. Preposterous.
A_
1 tceman by a vote of 45 to 14, turning
Charles E. Herron down, and also that
Dan Sutherland was unanimously on
dorscd for delegate to Congress. The
party calling also asked for informa
tion about the reported withdrawal of
Heckman, stating that no infoimation
had been published in the newspaper
at that p ace and that no mention had
aeen made of the Republican meeting
there held last Sunday. The Gateway
is always g.ad to give me real fac's
,io matter whether Republican o:
Democratic. The Gateway is indepen
! dent in politics although the editor is
a Democrat and pioud of it.
—
The withdrawal of Territorial Ser
ator J. R. Heckman, as candidate fm
N’utional Committeeman from Alaska,
: is not only regretted in Ketchikan, as
the special dispatch from there stiteci
yerterday, but in all parts of Alaska.
Senator Heckman would have given
| the Republicans more prestige than
other candidates.
REPUBLICANS IN THE FIRST
DIVISION ARE NOT FOR HERRON
J JNEAU, Jan., 21— Commenting
! on the withdrawal of Senator Heck
man as candidate for Republican na
tional committeeman, leading republic
ans here, according to an article in rh •
Dady Empire, state that the big spl
imong the republicans of Juneau an
Gastineau channel, and elsewhere i
this section should have caused Keck
| nan no fears. The great majority o
Republicans here and surrounding to
ritory are for Heckman and those v.hc
opposed him are by no means for H
ron.
_ •
CORDOVA, Jan., 21— (Spec :
lispatch from Cordova Times)- Cln'
mail William Hayes, of the Repub v.
national committee, has appo nV
Teorjce C. Hazelct, of this city, AM
ka member of the committee on poli<
■cf, and platform to make recommen
dations to the Republican resolution
->f the national convent’on.
This committee will consist of six
ty men and women representing ov in
sertion and interest in the Uni’tfd j
States and the territories. This is a j
new departure in platform ma!c:n:;
and will pive an opportunity, now thn. j
Mr. Hazelet has b"cn appointed rt» |
have a p’ank inserted in the pMlftv’o
ror the benefit of the territory of
\laska.
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Southeastern Alaska in 1020 than ev.ii
ha’*e been operated in the Territory
n the past. It says cannerymen are
-•’-.''ctinp a b;p non of salmon.
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