Britain to protest to Japan over North China moves
Undated dispatch from London reports Britain weighing representations to Japan over North China. Informed sources say London may warn Japan under the nine power treaty to defend China's territorial integrity if China’s autonomy movement is not clarified. Japan insists on direct talks with China, while a Chinese official notes the situation worsens.
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Japan
North China
London
Britain
China
Foreign Office
Two Convicts Fall as Jail Break Map Shrinks Hope
Dan Healy was killed and Dewey Gilmore captured near Weathers farmhouse after a jail break from Muskogee. Healy died refusing to surrender while Gilmore offered no resistance. Authorities believed they had surrounded the remaining fugitive Russell Cooper, captured earlier.
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Associated Press
McAlester
Oklahoma
Dan Healy
Muskogee
Dewey Gilmore
Weathers
Cold Weather In Fairbanks Does Not Stop Flying
In Fairbanks on December 6 planes still took off despite record cold. John Lynn piloted a Northern Air Transport flight to Nome carrying Dr and Mrs Charteris of Seattle, who will replace Dr Rex Swartz of Nome. Another Pacific Alaska Airways flight from the Kusko kim river area landed with Mr and Mrs Patrick Savage of Flat, Charles Herbert Medfra engineer, and Carmen Smith of McGrath.
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Associated Press
Fairbanks
John Lynn
Northern Air Transport
Nome
William Charteris
Seattle
Charteris
Rex F. Swartz
States
al Monsen
Pacific Alaska Airways
Kuskokwim River
Patrick Savage
Flat
Charles Herbert
Med ‘Fra
Carmen Smith
McGrath
Defense Witness Claims No Blockade In Riot Trial
A. M. Geyers, sheet metal shop owner, testified the Juneau riot on June 24 had no blockade and only about 25 people remained on the street near his shop as marchers halted. Louise Tanner, a high school girl, said she heard no orders to clear the street and that the fight began before tear gas was released.
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Juneau
A. M. Geyers
Louise Tanner
Desseye Bombing Kills and Wounds Civilians
Nine Italian planes bombed Dessye hitting Emperor Selassie’s temporary palace and a hospital ward. Casualties were heavy with twelve killed and about two hundred wounded, and panic spread at Margaier airport. A Norwegian nurse and a Belgian officer were among the injured.
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Associated Press
Dessye
Emperor Selassie
Margatier
Petra Hovig
Weather Today: Low Pressure Over Pacific and Alaska
Low barometric pressure is observed on this morning's map over the Pacific Ocean, southern and southeastern Alaska and southward along the Pacific coast. The disturbance brings snow at Juneau and rain at Ketchikan and southward. Interior and northern Alaska remain generally fair with continued mild temperatures.
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Pacific Ocean
Alaska
Pacific Coast
Juneau
Ketchikan
Handling Revolt With Iron Hand In North China
General Han Fu Chu governor of Shangtung uses an iron hand to suppress the self government movement in eastern Shantung. Troops were sent to quell agitators alleged to be incited from a state similar to Manchou Kuo, with two hundred killed and ringleaders captured.
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Associated
Clipper Plane Hops From Pearl Harbor Toward California
The China Clipper departed Pearl Harbor at 5:35 p.m. PST with Captain Edwin C Musick predicting an 18 hour 2400 mile flight. The crew of seven carried 51,000 pounds of cargo including 303 pounds of mail and skirted a mid ocean storm by taking an alternate route.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Edwin C Musick
Chreat Made To Bomb Bremen Not Carried Out
Coast guard and New York detectives guarded the North German Lloyd liner Bremen after an anonymous bomb threat while it lay at quarantine. Authorities say an alleged Communist plot prompted the precautions and the ship remained under protective convoy through the night. Found a lady’s purse. inquire at Nugget Office.
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New York
Coast Guard
Bremen
Democrats Nome Hold Meeting in Nome 1936
The Democratic Divisional Convention in Nome endorses President Roosevelt and Delegate Dimond, elects a divisional chairman Jack Devine and a 12 member divisional committee, and names twenty delegates to the territorial convention at Seward. Delegates include Lichtenberg Martin Lyng Wallace Maynard Rydeen Daly Devine and others. Meeting notes show chairman Devine briefly ill, with Thomas Gaffney acting in his stead. Continued on page four.
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Pioneer Hall
Roosevelt
Dimond
Seward
Democratic Club
Jack Divine
Thomas Gaffney
Devine
A. A. Shenbeck
Anchorage
Territorial
Democratic Committee
Anthony J. Dimond
Jack Devine
Tolbert Scott
Hugh O’farrell
L. Grant
Hugh O'Neill
J. J. Jo ‘Leary
B. B. Mozee
Russell May Jnard
C. C. Tanner
Jack Solomon
Lige Ke
Secretary Hull warns nations on North China autonomy move
Secretary of State Hull urged all nations to respect existing treaties as the United States closely watches the North China autonomy movement. He did not name Japan but signaled concern over Japanese influence and noted American interests and treaty obligations in the region.
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Washington
Japan
Hull
United States
North China
Samuel Hoare
Far East
Fisheries Bureau Employee Dies After 38 Years of Service
Edward M. Ball aged 59, an assistant in the Alaska service of the Bureau of Fisheries, died Saturday after an appendicitis operation. Ball served 38 years with the bureau and made several trips to Alaska. He authored statistical studies based on his journeys and had been stationed in the Washington office for the last two years.
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Associated Press
Washington
Edward M. Ball
Alaska
Bureau of Fisheries
Ball
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