Alaska State Archives Timeline
Category: Altro
è stato aggiornato: 13 feb 2018
Color Key:
Purple: Historical events
Green: Alaska State Archives collections
Orange: Commander and Governor administrations
Black: Wars
Autori
Created byArchivist
Attachments
Eventi
English voted
official state
languagePresident Wilson authorizes
construction of the Alaskan
RailroadDenali National Park establishedFirst Territorial Legislature
is convenedAfognak Reserve establishedTelegrams concerning the sinking of the SS Princess Sophia
obtained by Governor Thomas Riggs, October 24-29, 1918Alaskan Flag adoptedFouding of the Alaska Native BrotherhoodFouding of the Alaska Native SisterhoodPassage of the Indian Citizenship ActIndian Reorganization Act provisions
extended to Alaska NativesIRA tribal governments createdPeriodi
World War IRussian AmericaWorld War IIRaggruppare
World War I in Alaska
Women's Suffrage in Alaska
Eventi
Women in Alaska granted the voteGovernor Walter E. Clark's correspondence files about
the passage of HB 2, An Act to Extend the Elective Franchise
to Women, 1913Governor John F.A. Strong's correspondence
about the right of women to vote in Alaska, 1915Laws of Alaska for HB 2, An Act to Extend the Elective Franchise to Women, March 21, 1913Department of Alaska
Periodi
Col. Jefferson C. DavisCapt. George K. BradyMaj. John C. TidballMaj. Harvey A. AllenMaj. Joseph StewartCapt. George B. Rodney, Jr.Capt. Joseph B. CampbellMaj. John MendenhallCapt. Arthur MorrisMontgomery P. BerryH.C. DeAhnaM.D. BallCapt. Lester A. BeardsleeCmdr. Henry GlassCmdr. Edward P. LullCmdr. Henry GlassCmdr. Frederick PearsonCmdr. Edgar C. MerrimanCmdr. Joseph CoghlanLt. Cmdr. Henry E. NicholsDistrict of Alaska
Territory of Alaska
State of Alaska
Alaska Purchase
Serum Run
World War II in Alaska
Eventi
Governor Ernest Gruening's file on
Japanese Internment in Alaska
during World War II, 1942-1945Imperial Japanese soldiers marching
during the occupation of Kiska, 1942Translated and transcribed diary of Nebu Tatsuquhi,
Japanese soldier who died on Attu Island in 1943Armistice Day address by
Governor Ernest Gruening,
Nov. 11, 1941Transcript of Governor Ernest Gruening's
radio address to Juneau about wartime
concerns, Jan. 8, 1942
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