Alienage affidavit upheld by Bourquin
An Austrian alien deserter released from military custody after Judge Bourquin ruled that an alienage affidavit from registrant Robinac constitutes sufficient proof of alienage unless contrary evidence exists. The district court noted lack of proof of alienage yet affirmed that boards cannot arbitrarily reject such affidavits. A citizen of an enemy nation would be more harmful than helpful in service.
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Judae Urauin
Uited States District Court
Hobinae
Beavershead
Bourquin
Bobinac
Robinac
December Victor list highlights with Galli-Curci and war note
The December Victor list includes Galli-Curci in Thou Brilliant Bird from The Pearl of Brazil and other performances by Emil de Gorgorza Mabel Garrison Pietro and the Brown Brothers saxophone sextet. The piece also notes war comments from Vienna criticizing President Wilson and America's stance against Austria-Hungary.
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Galli-Curei
Bird
David
Brazil
T He Bird
Frances Alda
Overstrand
England
Clement Scott
Emilia de Gorgorza
Jenny Lind
Mabel” Garrison
Victor
Mlinois
Chicago
University of Chicago
Brown Brothers
Tom
Pietro
Broaway
France
Bar Puller
Ching Chong
van Eps
Yeo
Liza
Melody Land
Joseph C. Smith
Washington urges enlistment before draft law takes effect
The notice states many men have been sent to recruiting offices across the country and will be sent to a concentration camp in the South for a short period before going to France to work on airdromes. It urges enlistment before Friday when the volunteering ban for men within draft age becomes effective.
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Washington
Vec
Counry
France
Japanese officer in US Army noted at Schofield Camp
Honolulu December 11 First Lieutenant K 4 Hawaiian born Japanese earned a commission at the first officers training camp. Officials believed he was the only Japanese officer in the United States Army. About seventy five students and twenty two enlisted men attended the ceremony at Schofield Barracks.
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Honolulu
Frst
Schofield Barracks
United States Army
Thirteen gamblers unlucky in court arraignment day
Thirteen men arrested on gambling charges were arraigned at the police court. Fines ranged from 5 to 26 dollars. several were released on payment. Others faced 25 dollar fines or 10 dollar penalties for related offenses. A fight on North Main Street led to handshakes and light sentencing. A disorderly house case at 215 Anaconda Road resulted in a 25 dollar fine for Rade Milensnich with witness Margaret Connors.
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Nick Mark
le Paps
Nick Janscialas
Alle’ Ramos
George Surove Kavrie
Dennis Act
John McDonald
Harry Breen
William Duty
John Kelly
Chet Halley
Whitty
Frank Buckley
Joe Miested
North Main Street
Charles Dodsworth
Clifford
May
Anaconda Road
Rade Milensnich
Margaret Connors
War Time Bazaar Aids Red Cross and Patriotic Group
War time societies receive funds from a benefit bazaar to be held tomorrow night at the Wo club buildings. Attractions include fortune telling dancing and booths with refreshments and Christmas novelties. Proceeds will be divided between the Hutte chapter of the Red Cross and the Women’s Patriotic association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo Club
Hutte
The
Red Cross
Woman's Patriotic Association
Smith Orchestra
Pred Gamer
Sal
Howard Pierce
Millard Curtis
Chiwrie
Walter” Henningsen
Fred Henningsen
Woodland
Sam. M. Johnstone
Arthur Benjami
Mise Harriet Ballou
Guy Churchill
Edson Slemone
Roscoe Thomas
Jerusalem To Remain Under Martial Law After Surrender
London reports that Jerusalem will not have its future status defined until a general peace. The city remains under British military occupation with martial law. General Allenby to appoint a military governor. British flag over the city. French and Italian flags over property like convents and schools. A Thanksgiving Te Deum to be held at St Paul’s Cathedral.
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London
Jerusalem
The
Times
Allenby
St. Paul's Cathedral
McCormack to Give $100000 to Red Cross
Tenor John McCormack announced a $100000 gift to the Red Cross and will tour the country to raise funds, opening in Washington on December 18 with a concert attended by President Wilson and his wife. He said he will sing until the goal is reached for the America Red Cross to use as it sees fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Red Cross
Joh McCormack
Nnne
Corsets on sale at Bien Jolie and Connell Speets
The advertisement promotes corsets priced at 2.29 in white only, with regular prices up to 5.00. It features both fancy and plain materials in front and back lace, offering sizes from regular stock.
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M Jolie
Laset
Nemo
Fane de
Coutil
Batiste
Bien Jolie
Connell Speets
Nadia
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