Federal habeas petition over prisoner release in municipal jail
Federal authorities contend overreach as Judge Reed considers a writ of habeas corpus for Thomas Jones. Jones, released from city jail amid assault charges, faces re arrest while federal action challenges city ordinance enforcement. Deputy U.S. Attorney seeks to require magistrate restraint pending habeas ruling.
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M. Reed
Thomas Jones
Whetny Jones
Reel
Woam
Jones
Coty
Fuilernoa Thurit
Msawalt
Anc
Judes Rew
Whitil
MGM We Joins
Oof
James McCloskey
Fellowes
Fiar
Fred Magill
Meeill
S& Commssonner’s
Chareine Jonrs
Stetlerkey
Avis
W. &. Attorny
Youngest Senators in U S History Equal a Century Old Record
The article notes figures like La Follette’s son and early incumbents such as Henry Clay who were sworn in under 30. It cites fellow youths in Congress from 1805 to 1873, including Mason Kane and Dorsey, discussing age limits and oath dates for those who served young.
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Waeiling Tgs
T . Thabert MM. Labotlette
Wisconsin
Senate
United States
Capitol
LaFollette
Henry Clay
Clay
Thomas Mason
Virginia
Elias Kent Kane
Ilinois
Faulkner Calls Intolerance Menace to U S Peace
In a brief talk at the Annual Elks Memorial exercises Taulker d Faulkner warned that intolerance is the era most serious menace to domestic peace in the United States. He urged lodges and churches to combat the spirit in the coming year and cited harsh laws as its fruits. The service featured The Alaskans quartet and musical selections, concluding with violin pieces by Prof. Adolph Hanson.
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United States
TW. d. Faulkner
Elks
Hiks Lotre
Niiks
Faulkner
Messrs
Lynch
Fareher
Frawley
Fitgehmann
Tea Beautiful Event Honors Bride and Guests
A Saturday afternoon tea hosted by Mrs. J. C. McBride and Mrs. Willis KE Nowell at Mrs. McBride's home celebrated bride Maloney of Juneau and Miss Elizabeth McBride. About 200 guests attended as white and pink decor graced the rooms.
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J. C. McBride
Willis KE. Nowell
Charles Goldstein
T. M. Reed
I. L. Faulkner
Renee Guerin
Carol Robertson
Jean Faulkner
Trial of Civil Actions Starts in District Court
The Washington Territory and District Court opened civil trials after criminal cases paused. The first suit, Joe Hunter versus John Wagner, claims eye injury and damages under the Territorial Compensation Act, with evidence to determine the amount. Judge Reed adjourned for noon with a later date set for National Fish Co. and its agent Thasse as the case advances, and the company faces tax bond concerns. The grand jury resumed work with no timetable given for completion. Feb. 27, 1926 was set for pleas to shipping offenses.
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WA. & District Court
Joe Hunter
John Wagner
Hunter
Wagner
Phunter
Reed
National Fish Co
Efm. Thasse
End Ba
Advertising Always Pays in The Empire Columns
An editorial note highlights the profitability of ads, praising the sustained value of advertising in The Empire. It underscores ad space as a reliable revenue stream and a staple feature of the paper's pages. The piece reinforces trust in advertisers and the business model of the newspaper.
Rhinelander Jury Finds No Deceit In Negro Blood Claim
In White Plains on December 7 the jury ruled Alice Rhinelander did not deceive Leonard Rhinelander about her color and he would have married her despite alleged negro blood. The prolonged trial featured love letters and sensational testimony as Rhinelander sought an annulment claiming deceit about her race.
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White Plains
N. Y
Alice Rhinelander
Leonard Rhinelander
Rhinelander
Earth Shocks Hit Wide Area
Seismographs at Regis College in Denver recorded a strong quake at 10 20 this morning. A small Utah quake was logged from 9 17 to 9 28. Anaconda Montana reported yesterday shocks lasting several seconds. no damage followed the tremors.
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Utah
Montana
Colorado
Denver
Colo
Regis College
Salt Lake City
Anaconda. Mont
Advertising columns remind readers of Empire notices
A compact fragment notes Juneau Transfer Company selling dried kindling and stove wood with a phone contact. The Empire columns carry the ad, signaling that advertising always pays and promoting their services through a terse, period-tinged notice.
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Kim
Juneau
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C.er
Young Bob
Will Pe
United States Senate
William Andrews Clark
Senator Clark
Marguerite McNulty
L. Rhinelander
J. M. Giovanetti
GIVE
Cole Transfer CO
California
J. B. Burford & CO
Tox
IRO Drug CO
KKST
Rexall
Lodge
the Nugget Shop
Robert Simpson
Skaeffer
Zynda
Byron Olson
HARRI
Emporium
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