Five to the asylum at Warm Springs on fifth sitting
Five individuals faced medical commissions to determine commitment to Warm Springs asylum for liquor and drug habits. John Smith, 36, initially willing to seek cure then balked. Mrs May Martin, without children, welcomed treatment. John Ryan consented. Mrs Josephine Green, previously treated, sought to quit drugs again. Johanie Burke, a youth, joined for possible cure. The panel included Dr. Maillet and Dr. Shotka.
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Donlan
Department of Court
H. A. Maillet
J. P. Shotka
John Smith
Freund
Warm Springs
May Martin
John Ryan
Josephine Green
Clyde Green
Johanie Burke
Res
Prisoner Faces Concealed Weapon Charge in New Judge’s Court
Charles Matson, awaiting district court trial, was arraigned in Judge Donlan’s department after waiving preliminary hearing on a concealed weapons accusation. He hesitates over which Sullivan represents him, with a January first Saturday deadline to secure counsel.
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Charles Matson
Criminal Department
District Court
Justis Court
Seven Men Guilty of Vagrancy Gambling at Toffee House
Police court yesterday found seven men named Tom Grimes John Karis George Miller Nick Klumbis George Groumis John Skarpos and Allie Hassan guilty of gambling in a toffee house. Each was fined one dollar after Judge Whitty ruled that playing cards for value constituted gambling under the city ordinance. Exhibit A was used to prove the violation with colored chips and a Greek game called Noting Theysaia referenced.
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Whitty
Tom Grimes
John Karis
George Miller
Nick Klumbis
George Groumis
John Skarpos
Allie Hassan
Vagrancy Conviction Faces Appeal in City Court
Wade Mall was fined $50 for vagrancy in Police Judge Whitty’s court yesterday after claiming he had left clothes in the restricted district. An appeal to the district court was announced. Mayer Jewelry Co. at 21 West Park advertised money-back pricing.
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Wade Mall
Whitty
Mayer Jewelry Co
West Park
Old Men Prove They Can Work At Parity In Chicago Test
A Chicago committee led by Benjamin Rosenthal begins testing 20 middle aged men against 20 younger workers to show age does not determine efficiency. The plan compares tasks in correspondence and auditing with equal pay if performances match, aiming to debunk the belief older workers belong on the scrap heap.
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Chicago
Benjamin Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Ginning of Cotton Reported For December Ending
Washington dispatch reports that the ginning of cotton up to December 1 totaled 10,359,346 bales. The figure reflects nationwide activity and comprises ginnings from cotton producing states and regions.
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Washington
Census Bureau Reports Cotton Ginning Totals by December 1
The census bureau announced running bales totaling 1 77 round bales and 101 620 sea island bales. Last year ginning through December 1 reached 9 708 612 running bales including 93 361 round bales and 77 165 sea island bales. California ginning was 19 868 and Texas 8 404 344 prior to December 1.
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Sea Island
Dureau
California
Texas
Victory in Bucharest Shapes German Peace Claims
The Vorwaerts editorial argues Bucharest’s seizure proves Entente claims of German weakness false and asserts Germany should press peace talks. It contends German resolve and leadership must push for peace while opponents fail to reach a settlement, or the war continues with soldiers marching forward.
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Berlin
London
Vorswaerts
Bucharest
von Bethman-Hollweg
Germany
Rumanians Surrender as Teutons Push in Romania
Berlin reports the surrender of a force of 8,000 Rumanians in the official war office statement. Teutonic forces pursued the remnants. most were captured. In Western Romania Austro German troops continued the chase, taking more than 10,000 prisoners yesterday.
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Berlin
Tesa
Sayville
War Office
Romania
Hawaii Population Reaches 288 688 in 1911 Estimate
Washington informed that Hawaii’s population stands at 288 688, up 45 714 from 1910 in Governor Pinkham’s annual report. The Sapancee group shows the largest gain with 17 826 more people.
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Hawaii
Washington
Dec
Pinkham
Sapancee
Constantine's health worrisome amid old wound bleeding
Paris Dec 8 report from Zurich via Matin says King Constantine's health remains anxious due to a persistent old wound that continues to sulk and impair his condition. German sources quote the dispatch noting the king's o p en wounds and frail state.
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Consiatine
Paris
Constantine
Zurich
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