Confidence in American power shown by French presses
War correspondents from major French newspapers toured American lines in France and along the sea front and issued a joint statement praising American strength. They express full confidence in the aid from the U S Army and say they are more certain of victory than ever.
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France
America
Canadian slackers face forced service under new treaties
Federal Judge Landis said there are several hundred thousand Canadian slackers in the United States taking jobs from U.S. boys at the front. Treaties are being arranged. In Washington on December 17 Representative Royal Johnson of South Dakota enlisted as a private in the regular army.
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Chicago
Landis
United States
Washington
Royal
Johnson
South Dakota
Notice of Forfeiture on Rainbow and Montana placer claims
Gro W. Albrecht and Cons. E. Taylor notify J F Baird Marie Baird and Charles Hoxsie and heirs that in 1915 and 1916 they expended $100 on each of the Rainbow and Montana placer mining claims at the head of Flat Creek Otter Precinct Alaska to hold the claims under the 1880 act. If within ninety days after service or publication they do not contribute their share the co owners' expenditures will convert their interests to the subscribers. First publication Nov 3 1917 Last publication Feb 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 issues a forfeiture notice to Gus Johnson and heirs for failing to contribute two hundred dollars per claim for labor carried out 1913 through 1916 on Lower 3, 4 and 5 Ophir creek placer claims in Innoke district Alaska. The notices require payment within 90 days after service and publication. otherwise, co-ownership interest will be forfeited. Dates indicate 1917 with publications starting November 3 and ending February.
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Gus Johnson
Ophir Creek
Innoke
Territory of
Alaska
United States
Ophir
Alfred Johnson
Dissolution of Otter Dredge Company Partnership
Joseph E. Riley and Lottie R. Marston dissolve the Otter Dredge Company partnership in Otter precinct Fourth division Alaska by mutual consent. Marston sells her interest to Riley who continues the business under the same firm name. Dated September 30 1917.
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Josephi E. Riley
Lottie R. Marston
Otter Dredge Company
Otter Precinct
Territory of
Alaska
Lottie R. Mersten
Joseph E. Riley
Fame
Atgle
Jos BY
Classification of 9,000,000 registrants begins today
Switzerland pledges neutrality and will repel violations. Senator Goreowers to sanitarium for nervous breakdown on December 17. German spy robs British War Mission offices in Munsey building during closed Sunday hours. Draft-age registrants in shipbuilding and mechanical work will be called out under military discipline. National prohibition amendment expected to pass the house today.
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Switzerland
United States
Gore
Oklahoma
Munsey
Dunkel Slain in France Beloved Fairbanks Pioneer
B W Dunkel, linked to Dunkel Street in Fairbanks, was killed in action in France while serving with allied forces. Born in Yreka California, he had earlier enlisted in Seattle in 1916 with Regiment 131 Westminster Battalion. His mother, Mrs. William A. Dunkel of Seattle, received word by letter.
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B. W. Dunkel
Fairbanks
Dunkel Street
France
Fairbanks News-Miner
Dunkel
Dora M. Dick
Olnes
Dora Anderson
William A. Dunkel
Belmont Avenue
Seattle
Wash
Westminster Battalion
Yreka
Alaska
Were Well Trained
A British officer on the Saloniki front reports German tactics to break Bulgar prisoners. Sixty Bulgarians were rounded up. some attempted drowning or prayer as a bayonet threat loomed. A Tommy offered a cigarette instead of killing, calming the terrified captives.
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London
Saloniki
Daily Telegraph
Tommy
Agalion
Ben Bromberg Hurt In Shaft Fall Near Tanana
A wire to Sam Godfrey reports Ben Bromberg seriously injured after falling 50 feet down a shaft near the upper Tanana river. Dr H J McCallum and Paul Hopkins rushed to the scene. Bromberg is to be treated at St Joseph’s hospital. Bromberg has worked in Tolovana and recently moved to Twenty-mile country for shaft work.
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Sam Godfrey
Tanana
Ben Bromberg
Fairbanks
Godfrey
H. J McCallum
Paul Hopkins
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bromberg
Tol‘ovana
Donnelley Visits Anchorage From Interior Mines
Harry Donnelly, a prominent interior mining man, arrived from Iditarod country after a fourteen day trail over the ice. He stays at the Alaska house and plans to sail to Seattle via Seward, then return north via St Michael on the Victoria’s first spring voyage.
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Donnelley
Anchorage
Harry Donnelly
Iditarod Country
Alaska House
Mr. Donnelley
Interior
Seward
Seattle
St. Michael
Victoria
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Bet
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