Secretary Baker Warns of Germany Mass On Western Front
Washington reports Secretary of War Baker declares Germany concentrates its largest army of the war on the western front for a massive assault and urges the United States to speed up war production and mobilization.
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Washington
Baker
Germany
United States
Strength of Army Before the Draft
In Washington on Nov 7 the House military committee released a government sourced briefing. On Sept 6 1917 the regular army national guard and reserve corps totaled 78 828 officers and 741 en listed men while the navy counted 141 867 enlisted 41 473 naval reserves and 14 500 naval militia. Officers in the navy and marine corps numbered 12 000 and 1 166 respectively total armed strength 1 074 146 volunteers with no drafts yet prior to the May 18 1917 act.
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Washington
Dent
House Military Committee
House
Congressional Record
Committee On Public Information
Regular Army
National Guard
Reserve Corps
Navy
Eost
Marine Corps
National Naval Volunteers
Army
Notice of Forfeiture on Alaska placer claims Rainbow and Montana
Gro. W. Albrecht and Consul E. Taylor notify J F Baird Marie Baird and Charles Hoxsie and heirs that 1915 1916 annual labor of $100 per claim has been expended to hold Rainbow association at Flat Creek Otter Precinct Alaska and adjacent Montana association location certificates on record. If no contribution within 90 days of service or publication, coowners’ interests will be forfeited to subscribers per Section 232 Revised Statutes and amendments. First published November 3 1917. Last publication February 2 1918.
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J. F. Baird
Marie Baird
Charles Hoxsie
Rainbow Association
Flat Creek
Otter Precinct
Territory of
Alaska
Montana Association
United States
Gro. W. Albrecht
E. Taylor
Forfeiture Notice on Ophir Creek Mining Claims
Alfred Johnson, co owner, warns Gus Johnson and heirs that from 1913 to 1916 labor costs were spent on Lower 3 4 and 5 and Upper Discovery on Ophir creek Alaska to hold the claims. If Gus Johnson does not contribute 200 dollars per claim within 90 days after service and publication, his interest will be forfeited. Dated Ophir September 4 1917. First publication November 3 1917 Last publication February 2 1918.
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Gus Johnson
Ophir Creek
Innoke
Territory of
Alaska
United States
Ophir
Alfred Johnson
Many Arrests in Old Halifax Today
Halifax reports wholesale arrests of German residents under military authority. The Picton cargo fire led to a sinking at sea after riflemen prevented another explosion. Mount Blanc survivors were arrested for the Mont Blanc disaster. Deer drives head to Minneapolis and reindeer shipments aim to ease local meat shortages. Charles Lester faces deportation and possible return to Canada as immigration moves proceed.
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Halifax
Minneapolis
Commissioner of Immigration
Charles Lester
United States
Canada
Rimors
Interior
Lester
French Tribute to the Americans
An official French government tribute received at the State Department honors American engineers and workers trapped near Cambrai. It notes they abandoned picks and shovels for rifles and cartridges, fought with the British, and many died with arms in hand to help repulse the invader.
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Washington
State Department
Cambrai
Ecuador cuts diplomatic ties with Germany
Guayaquil announces severance of diplomatic relations with Germany. Official statement cited in today’s消息.
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Guayaquil
Government of
Equador
Germany
Pes
Eagle Alaska postmaster charged with embezzlement
Clyde A. Thompson postmaster at Eagle Alaska is jailed on embezzlement charges with $6000 bail after inspectors Charles Riddeford and Arthur Paisley from Spokane filed the complaint. Thompson waived counsel and was bound over to the grand jury. Also noted are Katalla railroad progress and local reindeer meat exports.
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Fairbanks
Clyde A. Thompson
Eagle
Alaska
Charles Riddiford
Spokane
Wash
Arthur Paisley
J. J. Hilliard
J. B. Howard
Katalla
Flat City Postoffice Mail Schedule Change
Mail will depart Flat City postoffice on Mondays at p.m. Money order and registration departments close at 11 a.m. Carrier Smith notes the service remains until further notice.
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Flat City
Smith
For Sale: Large Range and Reindeer Parka
Classified ad lists a large range in good condition and a near new reindeer parka. Instructions say to apply G. Wada. Mentions Iditarod and storm baths at all hours. Sny der House, Flat.
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Snyder House
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