Northwest History. Aviation 8. City Affairs, United States.

Indigents Warned To Stay Away From Nome. INDIGENTS WARNED TO STAY AWAY FROM NOME Nome, Alaska, May 18—(/P)— Though the city council of Nome considered establishing no border patrol, the possibility of an influx of indigents caused issuance of a warning today the city would care for none and that no...

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Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1936
Subjects:
Nome
Alaska
Mayor Edward Seidenverg
federal funds
notice money
steamship companies
Northwest
Pacific > History > 20th century
Aviation
Pacific
Online Access:http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/86424
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Summary:Indigents Warned To Stay Away From Nome. INDIGENTS WARNED TO STAY AWAY FROM NOME Nome, Alaska, May 18—(/P)— Though the city council of Nome considered establishing no border patrol, the possibility of an influx of indigents caused issuance of a warning today the city would care for none and that no federal aid would be available. Mayor Edward Seidenverg said that in the past federal funds had been used to buy return tickets for stranded persons, but that he had received notice money for this would not be He said he intended to send warnings to steamship companies to discourage persons, without funds for return tickets, coming north this season.

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