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The Wrangell Sentinel
Wrangell, Alaska
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In Ketchikan, Prohibition Officer D. W. Flannigan issues a statement denying that Delegate Dan Sutherland was authorized to use his name or present claims to the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee linking James Galen, Harry O'Neill, Dr. W. W. Council, and Frank Foster to a bootlegging ring with Frank Cunningham in Cordova, as reported in Associated Press dispatches on February third.
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Officer D. W. Flannigan who is now in
this city has issued the following
signed statement:
"This is to certify that Delegate
Dan Sutherland was not authorized
to use my name before the U. S.
Senate judiciary committee nor to
present any letter or statement to
said committee or to anybody pur-
porting to state that James Galen,
Harry O'Neill, Dr. W. W. Council
and Frank Foster were connected
with Frank Cunningham in a boot-
legging ring at Cordova, as stated
in the Associated Press dispatches
of February third, appearing in the
Ketchikan Alaska Chronicle of that
date.
"D. W. Flanigan."
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Ketchikan
Event Date
February Third
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flannigan certifies that sutherland was not authorized to use his name or present the bootlegging allegations to the senate committee.
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Officer D. W. Flannigan, in Ketchikan, issues a signed statement denying authorization for Delegate Dan Sutherland to use his name before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee or present claims that James Galen, Harry O'Neill, Dr. W. W. Council, and Frank Foster were connected with Frank Cunningham in a bootlegging ring at Cordova, as per Associated Press dispatches of February third in the Ketchikan Alaska Chronicle.