PART OF WICKERSHAM’S
FORMER RECORD
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While Delegate to Congress
from Alaska, 1908-1920, Judge
James Wickersham drew and se
cured enactment into law, the
following bills:
1. The construction of the
Alaska Railroad, costing $65,000
000.
2. The organic Act or August
24, 1912, creating the Alaska
Legislature and giving Home
Rule to the people of Alaska.
3. The permanent location of
the Territorial capital at Ju
neau.
4. The construction of the
Territorial Capital at Juneau.
5. The construction of the
Alaska Agricultural College and
School of Mines at Fairbanks,
v ith land grant support.
6. The creation of Mount Mc
Kinley National Park.
7. The establishment of the
Sanitary Market
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8. The control of indiscrimin
ate locations of placer claims in
Alaska by power of attorney
9. The Alaska Bone Dry Law,
in response to demand of a large
majority of the electors of Alas
ka.
10. The improvement and pro
tection of the Nome Harbor.
—And many other etaoin u
11. Prevented passage of the
Alexander Fish Bi• 1 which would
have given title in fee simple to
trap owners.
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CANDIDATES MAKE THEIR
FILINGS
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REPUBLICAN FILINGS
For De'egate to Congress:
James Wickersham Juneau.
John Rusrgord, Juneau.
I or Treasurer:
Frank L. Knight, Anchorage.
Walstein G. Smith, Juneau.
I or Auditor:
Cash Co e. Juneau.
Elmer Reed, Juneau.
For Highway Engineer:
Joseph Ulmer, Fairbanks.
Ior Commissioner of Education"
Leo. W. Ereuer, Cordova.
W. K. Keller, Juneau.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE
For the Senate:
Will A. Steel, Juneau.
C. T. Gardner, Juneau.
Ter Representatives:
Grover Winn, Juneau.
Roy Noland, Juneau.
Walter P. Scott, Juneau.
P. C. McCormack, Wrangell.
Eugene Wacker, Ketchikan.
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J. E. Johnson, Ketchikan.
Pat Gildea, Ketchikan.
Pete Sommer, Petersburg.
Kurd Commissioner:
P. F. Gilmore.
Democrats:
For Delegate to Congress:
George B. Grigsby.
For Audit r:
.Thomas Gaffney, Nome.
For Highway Engineer:
Robert Sommers, Juneau.
" or Comnrss oner of Education:
Anthony E. Karnss.
DIVISION iL CANDIDATES
For Senator:
Allen S', a uck.
for Re fr.sen alive:
Fra .k Eoy e, Juneau.
Tnomas B. Jucson, Juneau,
A. H. Z eg er, Ke .chikan.
E. I. S my son, Ket hi’.? an.
Albert Wi'e, Ke .chikan.
CASH COLE VERSUS REED
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Elmer Heed of Juneau filed a
daclaration of candidacy for the
Republican nomination for Ter
ritorial Auditor. He will run
tlie race against Cash Cole pre
sent incumbent, who is also a
candidate for the nomination.
Reed was marshal at Nome for
several years, chief deputy clerk
in the U. S. Marshal’s office at
Juneau resigning to secure ap
pointment as clerk of the court
at Nome. He resigned from this
position and established a curio
store at Juneau
Cash Cale, present auditor was
a former member of the Legis
lature and was actively identified
with progressive legislation. He
was named by the last Legisla
ture r s first Auditor for the Ter
ritory and has been filling that
position creditably, in spite of
opposition from the Federal Bri
gade and its henchmen. Cole is
a real Alaskan in point of ser
vice and years. Has the Cole
Transfer of Juneau and his own
home in the Capital City,