Investigating Charges Against Nome Judge Holzheimer
A Fairbanks News-Miner wireless report says Federal Judge Holzheimer of Nome faces a Washington investigation over serious charges including pro Germanism and alleged private misconduct during his term in the Second Division. The Nugget notes prior Nome rumors and cites the News-Miner as a possibly reliable pro Democratic source without endorsement.
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Fairbanks
Washington
Inland City
Fairbanks Newe- Miner
Federal
Nome
Holzheimer
Messige
News-Miner
Territory
Politunke
Bloody murder at Camp Funston bank shock Kansas
Ax murder and robbery on the Camp Funston military reservation left four men dead and one wounded. Survivor Kerney Wornall of Kansas City, gravely injured, offers conflicting accounts and identifies a possible army captain as the killer. The attackers seized cash and Liberty Bonds.
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Associated Press
Camp Funston
Kansas
Jun
Army Bank
Kerney Wornall
Kansas City
Wornall
Wornalwa
Chay Puller Winters
National Federal Reserve Bank
John Jewel
Stor
Funston Paper, Trench and Camp
O M Hill
Carl Opelson
Punston
Kerney Worrall
Amy Reservation
Tie
Offickild
Wilson Opposed to Munitions Department Proposal
Washington is told President Wilson opposes a Senate backed plan to create a Department of Munitions headed by a Secretary of Munitions. The Military Affairs Committee proposal, backed by Senator Chamberlain, faces uncertain fate in the Senate as the President argues munition control should stay with the War Department.
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Munitions Department
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Department of Munitions
Wileon
Chamberlain
War Front Sees Artillery Duel With Limited Infantry Action
Reports from the western front indicate a general suspension of infantry assaults with artillery duels dominating activity. The Rome Office notes heavy shelling on the Pri nco Belgium line and tense naval gunfire between Brenta and lave rivers, suggesting possible engagements in the sector while infantry moves remain minimal.
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Associated Press
London
Rome
Bolshevik Calls to Raise Volunteer Army Reported
Petrograd reports Krylenko orders immediate recruitment for a Bolshevik volunteer force. The army aims to fight bourgeois Russia and, if peace fails, to oppose Germany, with use for internal order and future hostilities. The commander warned a renewed war may occur if peace talks collapse.
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Associated Press
Petrograd
Jak 2
Bhelan Krylenko
Russiam Miilitary
Krylenko
Russia
Russians to resume peace negotiations at Brest-Litovsk
Associated Press reports Bolshevik Foreign Minister Trotsky says Russian delegates accepted Germanys demand to resume talks at Brest-Litovsk to keep Europe peace efforts alive. Time for continuation unclear. German envoys remain at Brest-Litovsk. Stockholm venue previously favored by Russians was dropped. Lost keys on heart shaped ring. return to Nugget office for reward.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Trotsky
Brest-Litovsk
Europe
Russia
Stockholm
Nugget Office
Blizzard Hits Chicago Paralyzing City Transit
Chicago faces one of its worst blizzards as rail service stalls and markets halt. More than two feet of snow falls in 24 hours with temperatures down to fourteen below zero. Soft drifts clog streets and residents struggle to obtain household supplies as the storm belt ranges to the Gulf of Mexico.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Bliavard
Gulf of Mexico
Senator James H. Brady Lying At Death In Washington
Idaho senator James H. Brady is gravely ill in Washington with serious heart trouble. Doctors say there is no hope for recovery.
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Associated Press
Washington
James H. Brady
Idaho
Submarine War Expanded Say Berlin Describes Plans
London reports a Berlin article via Tageblatt stating the Teutons plan a substantial expansion of submarine activity. The piece argues submarines will be decisive, noting Germany has already adjusted to new economic conditions and may intensify operations despite Allied pressure.
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Associated Press
London
Berlin
Jon Tageblatt
Tageblatt
Teuton
Thirteen Boys Die In Marble City School Fire
Thirteen boys burned to death as fire swept the Dwight Indian Training School dormitory at Marble City Oklahoma. More than a hundred inmates fled through deep snow as flames engulfed the building.
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Associated Press
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Jan le
Dwight Indian Training School
Marble City
Here
British destroyer foundering on Irish coast
A British destroyer foundered on the Irish coast near London Bay on December 12. The vessel reportedly developed a catastrophic list and sank with all hands feared lost, prompting rescue efforts by nearby ships and shore stations.
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Admiralty
Heartshore
Irish
Dance at Song of the North Hall Saturday Night
Social event at Song of the North Hall on Saturday January 12 at 9 p.m. All are invited for a good time. Arctic Bakery advertises daily hot rolls and bread.
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Sons OF the North Hall
Song of the North Hall
Arctic Bakpry
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