Charges Filed In Baby Case In Illinois
Springfield Illinois December 16 the Illinois State Board of Health filed charges against Dr Hasselden of Chisago for allowing the baby born November 12 at German Hospital Chicago to die without surgical attention. The doctor defends his decision saying nature should take its course and that the parents approved. The case questions professional conduct and medical ethics amid strong medical opinions and public interest.
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Springfield
Ll'nuis
Chicago
Habelicn
Elma
Dr Habelden
Ite
Phynent Saleva
Hr Haiselden
Babe
Nature
Ve Ourses
Bill of ante fired in custome house for gasboat Feta
A bill of ante was filed in the customs house for the gasboat Feta of 12 tons. The entry lists J Tinderberger Inc as consignor and Linderberger Packing Company of Petersberg as consignee.
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J. Tinderberger, Inc
Linderberger Packing Company
Petersberg
Douglan and Women's Club Holds December Meeting
Douglas and Women's Club held a January meeting with the year program read by Mrs Hopper. Mrs Schuman named vice president and suggested resignation of Mr Coster. A courtesy committee was appointed with Mrs Loy chair and Mrs Price and Richanis as associates. A reform ended with a charity committee appointment. Next meeting set for January 16 at the Dougl Inland labor union hall.
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Douglas
Douglan and Women’s Club
Reyapaihne
Oii
Dougine
Tabor Tinion Hall
Douglas City Couple to Wed Tonight in Douglas
Marriage of Mboi Ventta Bertha Hile daughter of Fred Hile to George Albert Greelee of Juneau set for tonight at 7:20 at L H Kerst home. Ceremony by Rev J B Stevens with Miss Mary arm as maid of honor and Max Peyner as groomsman. Reception to follow in the Fasies room and parlor of the Kieat house.
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Douglas
Mboi Ventta Bertha Hile
Fred Hile
George Albert Greelee
Juneau
L. HH. Kerst
J. B Stevene
Tanean
Mins. Atary Arm
Max Peyner
Hear
Fasies
Hame
Weather Summary for Local Area
The past 24 hours saw cloudy skies with snow and a cool temperature spread. Maximum and minimum readings are not clearly stated, but conditions are noted as cloudy with snowfall and unsettled by late day.
Wilson Galt wedding plans not announced
Washington society learned the wedding license for President Wilson and Mrs Edith Galt was filed with Rev Herbert Scott Smith as officiant. Irwin Hoover paid $1.00 for the license. the couple’s ages are listed as 59 and 43. Newsrooms reported no confirmed plans, with officials declining to comment. A reported ceremony time was 9 p.m. at Mrs Galt's home, attended only by the couple.
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Washington
Herbert Scott Smith
St Margaret’s Episcopal Church
Irwin Hoover
White House
Wachington Society
Wilson
Mra
Edith Botling Galt
Mrs. Galt
Saltunday
Tra
Galt
Dre. Cary Grayson
Noble Sues Hallum Owners for Salary in District Court
George R Noble sues Dora Construction Co Dora Colt Mining Co Lemon Creek Power and Mines Co Salmon Creek Mining Co and others in the District Court seeking 15771.00 for salary and expenses plus 417.50 for daily allowance and 1668.85 expenses, totaling 17080.06. He alleges an agreement to act as agent and manager for 5000 per year from July 1, 1912, with accumulated payments only 6087.59 to date.
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George R-Nobie
A. W. Fox
Dora Constriction Co
Dora Colt Mining Co
Lemon Creek
Power and Mines Co
Tim Construction Co
Got Mining Co
Hoxton Construction
Salmon Creek Gold Mining Co
Salmon Creek “Construction Co
C. Holding and Development Co
Aitd
H.W. Marti
Noble
Mhove
Seattle
Marshall A. Barney
Fnr
Juneau
Protest Filed Over Alaska Juneau Mining Ground Claim
The United States land office issued a protest notice in the Joe Wilson alagaiat case against Alaska Juneau Golf Mining company. Wilson contends part of the Alaska Juneau mill site is a Tole claim. No hearing date set. protest filed with company attorneys and an answer expected within a few days.
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Unite States Land Aillyo
Joe Wilson
Rasmussen sprain reclassified after Alaska mill site accident
Martin Rasmussen, evacuated after an accident at the Alaska junction site on Tre sey, was examined by X ray. Initial reports claimed a broken leg but findings show a sprained ankle. He is resting comfortably at the hospital.
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Martin. Rasmussen
Tressay
Local notes on workers, theater guests and holiday travel
Der 16 Walter Copland at the Wexican timing injured a hand at work yesterday requiring two stitches. The Sons of Norway play Fil-Saetar at the Lyric Theatre in Douglas impressed the audience and has been invited to Peters burg with all expenses guaranteed if they go. Preparations for holiday travel include M W Klumieon leaving on the Humboldt for the South and Thomas Westerinhl heading to Tacoma to visit family and friends. Sam Hoxter plans a trip to Angelis California, while Harry Cook at the Mexican Mill is expected to leave St. Ann's Hospital after fever improves. Mrs Sam Pan attended her daughter’s band event and a baby’s Christmas gift, with the mother and daughter reported well.
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Treadwell
Walter Copland
Wexican Tmiing
Sons of Norway
Lyric ‘Theatre
Douglas
Petersburg
M. W. Klumieon
Treaiwell Foundry
Humboldt
Dumong
Thomas Westeriinhl
Yell
Tacoma
Wii
Holliayx
Sam Hoxter
Aluchino Senn
Angelis
California
Harry Cook
Fueiler
Mexican Mill
St. Ann's Hospital
Sam Pan
Elis
Hubbard Estate Probated After Lusitania Deaths
Toronto readers report the will of Elbert Hubbard and his wife Miriam, heirs of a late Lusitania passenger, were probated ancillary here. Northern Crown Bank shares valued, Hubbard estate total $397,445 and Mrs Hubbard $6,735. Each will leaves equal shares to Elbert and Miriam. Provisions request cremation rather than burial.
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Toronto
Eibert Hubbard
Wits
Lusitania
Fautnot Rock
Probata Ts
Northern Crown Bank of Canada
Hubbard
Mra. Hubbard
Elbert
Miriam
Woman in Case and Maury Diggs Wed at Oakland
Maury Diggs, former state Architect linked to the Caminetti case, wed Martha Warrington in Oakland. The ceremony followed a license from Alameda County, amid sensational California history chatter as Caminetti and Diggs faced prior charges of transporting women for immoral purposes.
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CASE
Maury Diggs
Oakland
Drs
Maury
Drew Caminotti
Maraha Warrington
Nue
Alampda
San Francisco
Velfo
Juneau Gun Club Special Shoot at Willomugh by Avenue
The Juneau Gun Club plans a Sunday shoot at Willomugh by Avenue mite. Treadwell shooters will compute scoring with a SO-bbrat mite event. The winner receives a DuPont trophy. second high gun gets a Western Cartridge Company watch. Triesdell will start anew. others receive handicaps. No entry fee. Start time listed as 40 o'clock.
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Juneau
Willomughby Avenue
Treadwell
DuPont
Western Cartridge Company
Ho Triesdell
Aloot
Telephone Exchange Relocated by Juneau Company
The Juneau Telephone Company moved its exchange from Front and Main streets to Courthouse area last night. Manager Edward Webster reports the new automatic system will take several days to fully connect all lines, with smooth operation seen so far. Automatic registration at the switch provides faster service, and new automatic telephones have been ordered to dispense with ringing for connections.
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Juneau Telephone Company
Sruclock
Legunn
Courthourne
Edward
Webstern
Canadian steamer patient leaves for Prince Rupert medical
A Voughmann, aboard the Canadian steam trawler Intman Car ruthters, was brought ashore at June for liptheria treatment by marine hospital staff and later departed on the Princess May bound for Prince Rupert. The ship had been en route to the halibut grounds near Ocean Cape when the medical evacuation occurred.
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A. Voughmann
Intman Carruthers
Princess May
Prince Rupert
Carruthers
Vouchmann
Marine Hospital
Carhither
Ocean Cape
Congress Appropriation Boosts Anchorage Railroad Vortinnation
Congress may fund the government railroad project at TAO Idlene wintering in Anchorage. Willim Merchant reports steady work, with Engineer ing commnlation confirming ample tasks ahead. Secretary Erie submits Interior Department estimates to the appropriations committee for ratification. Anchorage business remains strong per Mr. A merchant.
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Congress
Tao Idlene
Anchorage
Willim
Tuat
Janéaw
Erie
Interior Department
Mir
Dr Condit to sail Humboldt for Seattle for Christmas
Dr J H Condit superintendent of Presbyterian missions for Alaska will sail on the Humboldt to Seattle to spend Christmas with his family. He said this morning he does not expect to return to Juneau until February 1.
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Condit
JH. Condit
Presbyterian Missions
Alaska
Humboldt
Seattle
Juneau
Senator Warns of Pacific Coast Mobilization Threat
Senator John Works of Los Angeles warns that thirty thousand heavily armed Japanese American voters near California could form a movable fighting force after war declaration. He claims the group, with artillery infantry, concentrates near two central points and urges war mobilization to defend the Pacific coast.
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Washington
Pacific Court
Thor
California
John St Works
Ton ‘Angeles
Department of War
Works
Pacific Coast
Pacific
English officer replaces French as commander in Europe
London reports surprise shift as Lieut Gen Sir Douglas Haig succeeds Field Marshal Sir John French to lead the British expeditionary forces in France and Belgium. Official statements deny removal, noting the change reflects strategic decisions and coalition disagreements. General French asked to retire. Haig praised as youngest European commander.
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London
Anon
Douglan Haletian Hen Gamo
John
France
Belgium
Europe
French
Neveral
Kitchener
Brillahs
Joffre
War Office
French Hind
Laxtutt
Polliqnia
Nile
Transcripts Filed With Court Over Alaska Tax Conching Traps
Transcripts were sent to the Appellate Court regarding leases in Alaska Territory involving the Alaska Pacific Pickeries Company and Hoohhh Packing Company for the collection of 100 tax conching traps. Attorney Tomer J. Ho Cobb represents the Territory while Helliniial and Hellen ial appear for Aldslia Pacific Fisheries.
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Ue Territory of Alaska
Alaska Pacific Pickeries Company
Hoohhh Packing Company
Attomer
J. Ho Cobb
Aldslia Pacific Fisheries
Chenes
Ziegler
Court action over debt seeks 2640 dollar sum plus interest
Sult wished In the. Commission or a Court yesterday afternoon by J. Ho Randle against Dave Anderson for 2640 and 46.99 interest on a bill alleged to be held since 1921. The plaintiff to represently H. B. Le Farry.
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Sult
Commission
J. Ho Randle
Dave Anderson
Belidna
H. B. le Farry
Son and Heir Born at Perseverance Mine Hospital
A son was born to Mrs Edward Thonghorty wife of the mine bookkeeper at Perseverance mine. The event occurred during the night and brings a new heir to the Thonghorty family.
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Ph O'Conk
Edward Thonghorty
Australian zoo seeks an Alaskan bear for exhibit
A letter received at Governor Strong's office from A. Le Sour, director of the Zoological Gardens in Sidney, Niantic, asks for a young Kodiak bear for the institution. He proposes shipment via Vancouver to Bilney.
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Governor Strong
A. So le Sour
Ae Aoological Gardens
Sidney
Vancouver
B.C
Patients Improving at Hospital After Illness
Charica Houselord and George Simpkins have been confined to the hospital and are now out of danger. Both are improving rapidly after their recent illness.
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George Simpkins
Reconstruction of nameliat case and actions by Kraussunas
Counsel Karli Kraussunas for Edward Krause details steps to recover the nameliat Thuoch amid officers searching for a suspect in Christie murder. He describes interim consession a bill of anmv executed by Krause and a boat notice placed at Ketohlkun. Deputy Marginal B Sharpe removed the notice and warned the boat is held by the government as exhibit. Kraussunas claims a coastal attempt to seize the Krause property en route to Spatile.
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Karli Kraussunas
Edward Krause
Krauss
William’ Christie
B. Sharpe
Boston Seeks 3.75 Million Public Building for City
Representative G Sullivan of Massachusetts introduced a bill to appropriate 3.75 million dollars to acquire a site and erect a new public building in Boston for general government uses.
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Boston
Washington
Deseregamen
G. A. Gullivan
Massa
Egypt is Now the Target of Teuton War Drive
Dec 1 dispatches report the Turko German threat to Egypt growing direr as rail constriction from Dunbins Lous to the Heptniny region accelerates. Germany ships steel rails to Constantinople for transport to wartime routes, with equipment moved along the Nish Constantinople line. Paris and Rome indicate Balkans retreat of French and British forces may continue as Italian troops land in Albania to join Allied efforts, with about 12 000 infantry and cavalry arriving at Avona to form a junction with allies.
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Rome
Egypt
Dunins' Lous
Trention
Tila
Germanyy
Constantinople
London
Advican
Parle
Balkans
Sitonticny Greneb
Albania
Vhe Stover
Avaiona
Italians Lose Destroyer and Humberto in Adriatic Mines
Italian admiralty reports the destroyer Tatropido and the steamer Humberto sunk by Adriatic mines. Forty men lost, thousands dead or missing. The statement follows orders from Rome dated December 10.
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Humberto
Rome
Admiralty
Geneva
Possumisgn
Gorisin
Advicks
Lalbach
Austria
Hed Crete
Whoting Tom Favors Tax Doubling and Tariff Return
Dec 16 report states Champ Clark backs doubling the income tax on target incomes and supports restoring the sugar tariff. The prospective policy shift aims to widen revenue and protect domestic markets amid ongoing economic debates.
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Champ Clark
Hoonkar
Mergier Damages Trial Delayed for City Case at Tinea
Late today jurors in Bernard Mergier vs City of Tinea moved for a verdict on a $20,000 damages claim. The judge denied a motion for a note but granted a new-trial motion, with a trial likely set for February. Trials involving Inland Ferry Co and Juneau Ferry Co also appeared, including an injunction about landing at the Douglas float and a separate suit over a $105 note and furniture mortgage in the Holstad estate case.
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Bernard Mergier
Tinea
Mergier
Shdewalk
Clains
Ile Fectlee
J.T. Martin
J. B.connors
FE. Kirchoffed
Inland Ferry Company
Juneau Perny& Navigation Company
Island Ferry Company
Douglas Ferry
Inlamd Ferry Company
Juneau Ferry
Douglas
H. L. Faulkner
JA. Holstad
H. Milwee
Milnes
Mitlwee
Austria defiant to U S note Ancona sinking crisis deepens
Washington reports a possible break with Austria Hungary over the Ancona sinking as the United States demands full compliance with its requests. Officials note Austria admits torpedoing the vessel while it was standing and accuse Vienna of delaying tactics amid war tensions. The Associated Press flags US frustration and suggests relations are at a breaking point.
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Washington
United States
Austrias Hungary
New York
Austela
America
Ancona
Viera
United Press
Press Association
Lansing
Germany
Austria
Tambaquador Zwiedinek
Foreign Offices
Associated Prean
Lancing
London
Amsterdam
Von Gernstorff Urges Austria to Preserve Neutrality Amid War Tensions
Washington report says Count von Gernstorff, German ambassador, urged recalling Captain Boy- Hol and Papen, and advised Austria not to break the alliance. He contends the U.S. must preserve neutrality and protect citizens, warning Germany and Austria against actions that could provoke war.
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Washington
Count von Gernstorff
Captaing Boy-Hol
Austria
Amba Mator
Litania
Count’ von Bornstorff
Neugrathy
Wither de
Germany
French request on nickel credits and neutrality order
The French government asked the United States about manufacturing or weekly shipments of 2,000,000 nickel dimes roughly the size of a small coin for money. The matter goes to the state department for consideration. The neutrality question remains central to the contemplated order.
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Washington
United States
Atate
Serbs Refuse to Yield as Serbia Expects Allied Aid
Foreign Minister Sonnino announced Italy will send troops to aid Serbia. Serbian minister to Italy, M. Ristić, states Serbia will win with Allied support and reach 200000 troops ready to resist the enemy. He denies any capitulation report and says supplies will soon come from the Allies.
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Sonnino
Italy
M. Ristioh
Oays
Serbia
Sorbia
Allie
No More Ten-Cent Baseball for Feds
New York reports that the Federal League will not offer 10-cent admission next year. Polls of league teams indicate 25 cents will be the lowest price in the upcoming season.
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FEDS
New York
Fodn
Geographer Named New Park Superintendent
Washington secretary of the interior Franklin K Lane announced the transfer of Robert B Marshall chief geographer of the United States Geological Survey to succeed Mark Dantely as general superintendent of National Parks. Superintendent Daniels resigned due to personal reasons.
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Washington
Franklin K. Lane
Toddy
Robert B. Marshall
United States Geological Survey
Mark Dantely
Daniels
Aged Woman Killed as Plane Crashes Near San Diego
Mrs T A Comstock, 18, was killed when an airplane piloted by aviator Q O M Meyer Leiter plunged 100 feet into the water today. The craft failed shortly after takeoff as Comstock, on her first flight, wished to fly once before retirement.
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Ban Diego
Mra
T. A. Comstock
T. Meyer Leiter
Mmra
Comstock
Shre
Ife
Former Senator Hilo of Maine Near Death
Late news bulletins report former Senator Hilo of Maine near death in Washington. Other items note 38 railroad owned steamships valued at 25 million withdrawn from Great Lakes traffic and ships to be privatized. Secretary Redfield urges merchant shipbuilding in naval yards. A masked robbery halts an Acorn train in Arkansas. U.S. crops worth 960,000,000,000 estimated for 1938. Victoria reports Premier Richard Bride promoted to general government agent in Me port Lon.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Parsons
Washington
Civic Club
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
Naval Yards
Victoria
Richard Bride Ban Eon
Tle
Safe conduct promised for Von Papen and Boy-Ed at State Department
The Washington State Department announced that England and Peanca will grant safe conduct to Captain Von Papen and Boy-Ed, recalled military and naval attaches to the German embassy, as armored today.
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Washington
England
Peanca
von Papen
Boy-Ed
Allies retreat to Greek city as Italians land
Cabled extracts from Austro Hungarian note to the United States complain of the sinking of the liner Ancona. The note, in Amb. Penfield’s hands, calls the evidence weak and asserts the submarine commander was justified. Officials expect a diplomatic rift and await the full note from Vienna.
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Washington
Austra-Hungary
United States
Ancona
Austria
State Department
Ular
Penfield
Vienna
Lansing
Submarine Controversy Over Ancona Incident
London December 16 An Austrian reply to the U S note on reparation for the Ancona sinking is telegraphed from Amsterdam. The Austro Hungarian government questions the American blaming of the submarine commander and says it will judge under strict legal interpretation. The American note is said to omit named sources and may expect greater trustworthiness than a naval commander.
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London
United States
Ancona
Amsterdam
American legations deny Ford peace expedition links
London dispatch says the American government has no connection with the Ford peace expedition. Statements were issued from Christiana Stockholm and Copenhagen. Ford’s ship remained at Kirkwall England this afternoon with no shore contact and passengers and crew were not allowed to land.
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London
Christiana
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Ford
Kirkwall
England
Americans in Berlin Demand Trade Policy Change
Berlin December 16. A German movement to oust American made goods from their market and levy export tax on German goods for this market is opposed by the American Chamber of Commerce in Berlin. Simon Hollenthal left this morning for Seattle to pass Christmas holidays with his family. Mrs Hel Hollenthal has been in Seattle for several weeks.
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Berlin
American Chamber of Commerce
Simon Hollenthal
Seattle
Hel Jenthal
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Teuton
Jennings
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George
U. S. Ancona
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Department of Agricultural
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