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National Committeeman James J. Connors left Juneau last week for Washington, D.C., to present the Democratic organization's slate for federal patronage in Alaska to James A. Farley and President-Elect Roosevelt, and to discuss territorial matters. He urged that only Alaskans be appointed to federal positions in the territory.
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To present the Democratic organization's slate for Federal patronage in Alaska to National Chairman James A. Farley and President-Elect Roosevelt and confer with the former over Territorial matters, National Committeeman James J. Connors left Juneau last week for Washington, D. C.
The trip is being made at the suggestion of Mr. Farley with whom Mr. Connors has already had considerable correspondence on the subject of patronage.
"I have urged and I am confident, successfully, that none except Alaskans will be put in Federal positions in the Territory." he told the Empire.
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Juneau, Alaska
Event Date
Last Week
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urged successful appointment of only alaskans to federal positions in alaska territory.
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National Committeeman James J. Connors departed Juneau for Washington, D.C., at the suggestion of James A. Farley to present Democratic slate for federal patronage in Alaska and confer on territorial matters, following correspondence on the subject.