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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-11
TWO DIE IN AIR ACCIDENT.
Fatalities Reported From U. S.
Naval Aviation Service in France.

The Navy Department today announc-
ed the death OF Andrew Donnie Skaggs
and Leo Shott Harvie as the result
of an airplane accident in the naval
aviation service in France. Skaggs lived
at Newburn, Tenn. and Harvie at Gin
cinnat, Ohio. Details of the accident and
the date were not given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-11
Favorable Report on Judges.

The Senate judiciary committee today
ordered favorable report on the nomi-
nation of Edward y. Kimball and
Michael NJ. Doyle to be judges of the
Municipal Court of the District of Co
lumbia- Both were reappointments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-11
Three Americans Honored by italy.

ROME, March 1.-THE italian mill
tary medal for valor has been awarded
to Mai. Guy Losen of New York. Capt.
Henry Blal5iston Wilkins of Baltimore
and Capt. Charles Carroll of Carrollton.
Md All the recipients are members of
the American Red Cross and were
award ed the medals for distinguished
work on the Italian front.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-11
CHINA TO AID JAPAN.
Intends to Cooperate in Preserving
Allied Interests in Far East.

BY me Assorlated Press.
PEKING. March 11.-China, in re-
Spouse to an inquiry from Toxic, has
signfied her intention TO Cooperate
with Japan in the protection of allied
interests in the far east. The Chinese
war bureau has been requested to ar
range for the sending of two divisions
to northern Manchuria. Japan will bear
the expense pending the completion of
a proposed American loan to China
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-11
One Dead. One Hurt in Plane Crash.

PENSACOLA. Fla. March 11.-Ma-
chinist's Mate sazio of Rome, N. y,
was killed and Student Aviator Nash
was seriously injured in an airplane
accident Saturday afternoon at the
naval aeronautic training station, near
here. The machine, in which 1t was
reported the men were flying. was de-
molished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-11
Tennessee Courts Decision Reversed

In the suit of Tennessee against W
A. Cissna of Chicago over title to
Mississippi river land and involving
the disputed Arkansas Tennessee
boundary. the Supreme Court today
reversed a Tennessee supreme court
decree unfolding Tennessee's claim
and judgment for 100000 against
Cissna for timber removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-11
Spanish Premier to STAY in Office

MADRID. March 10. - Premier Mar
quis de Alhucemas. who presented the
resignation of the cabinet yesterday
and declined TO form new ministry,
tonight yielded to the arguments of
King alfonso and agreed to continue
in Office, No change will be made in
the cabinet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-11
176 Rescued From Ship Off Alaska.

SAN FRANCISCO, March I1-An of
the 176 persons aboard the steamer Ad-
miral Evans, which was wrecked on the
Alaska coast, have been landed a Ju-
neau by the steamer Sophia, according
to word received here The Admiral
Evans sailed from Seattle, Wash,
March 4. for Alaskan ports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-11
Leather Magnate Dies.

NEW YORK. March 11.-Eugene Hor-
ton, prominently connected in the man.
agement of the United States Leather
Company, died here yesterday of pneu-
monia. His wealth is estimated at sew
eral millions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-11
Luxburg Given Safe Conduct.

BUEEOS AIRES, March 1.-THE
British government has issued a safe
conduct for Count Won Luxburg. the
former German ambassador to Argen-
tina, to sail for Sweden. He will sail
shortly on the steamer Valparaiso.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-11
British Win Counter Attack.

Ply tho Associated Press
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE AND BELGIUM March 10
Heavy artillery fire was proceeding at
various points along the tense British
and German battle lines today, but
Importance since yesterday morning.
when the British in violent counter
attack hurled the Germans from the
posts they succeeded in capturing in the
region of Poelderhoek ridge Friday
evening.
The British defenses here and south
of the Houtholst forest. where the Ger
mans also seized six posts Friday morn
ing, have been re-eStabltshed complete
ly after severe fighting. in which the
Germans lost heavily
a strong attack had also been plan
ned for February % against the i'm
portant high ground held by the Brlt-
ish in the region Of Poelderhoek and
taken by the British IS said to have di-
vulged the German plans. The British
artillery effectively prevented the car
rying out of this program.
Germans Delay Advance.
The prisoners said the attack had
been put off until the morning of March
5. Thursday the British gunneHs put
down terrific barrage and the Ger
mans did not attempt to advance. Fri
day evening. however. they moved
against Poelderhoek ridge under a
smoke barrage al 10 the accompani-
ment of d heavy bombardmeut of the
British positions.
The enemy occupied a number of
posts along a narrow front and hard
fight followed. Early Saturday morn
ing the British organized counter at
tack which. although executed gallant
ly was without the desired result A
second counter attack was completely
succe ssfuI and the Germans were
driven out.
BERLIN, March Il, via London--A
French signaling post frequently OBJ
served on the Rheims Cathedral says
today's army headquarters report.
again came into action yesterday.
The statement reads:
Western war theater: The artillery
and mine-thrower activity was fire.
quentIy revived in the evening. The
lively accommodating activity con-
tinued. Our own attachments at sew
eraI points penetrated the enemys
trenches on the Flanders front in the
region of Armentieres and on the west
bank of the Meuse and brought back
prisoners and machine guns.
During a German bombardment
northeast of Rheims, a French signal
ing post, which has been frequently OBJ
served and which has been constructed
on the Cathedral of Rheims, again came
into action.
Eastern war theater: Enemy bands
were dispersed at Bachmatch, north
east of Kiev and near Rasdjelnaia on
the Schmerinka-O Odessa railway.
Elsewhere there was nothing new"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-11
Mr.. Chamberlain Off to Seashore.

Senator Chamberlain OF Oregon, chair
man Of the Senate military committee.
left today for Atlantic City to spend a
week recuperating from his recent op-
Grafton for appendicitis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-11
Presented by Frank T. Nelson.

Frank T. Nelson, expert accountant
for the company. presented the histor-
icaI data to the conmission this morn
ing Attorney S. r. Bowen. secretary
of the company. directed the presenta-
ton of the evidence.
The companies whose formation and
growth were discussed by Mr. Nelson
included the lexington and Soldiers
Home Railway Company. which came
into existence by act of Congress in
1888; the Columbia and Maryland rail-
way, incorporated in 1892; the Mary
land and Washington railway, also in
corporated in 1892: the Maryland Trac-
tion Company, which acquired the
property of the Columbia and Mary
land railway. in 1895, and the Washing
ton, Berwyn and Laurel Electric Rail-
way Company, Incorporated in 1901.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-11
u. S. DENIES DEMANDS
ARE MADE ON JAPAN
Dispatch Saying Troops Must Be
Withdrawn From Siberia When
Crisis Is Over Called Untrue.

OSAKA, japan. Friday March s.-Ac-
cording to a dispatch to the Mainichi Of
this city from Washington. the United
States is demanding a guarantee for the
withdrawal of japanese troops from
Siberia Immediately the Russian crisis
is over
It was stated authoritatively here today
by officials in close touch with the stu
alton that no such demand as referred to
IN the foregoing dispatch has been made
on Japan 10y the United States and that
such A demand would be considered as
jmpuguiug Japan's good faith, when the
United States already has recognized. 1t
also was stated that If japanese troops
go TO Siberia the question Of their with
drawal IS expected 10 go before the peace
conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-11
RESUMES THE HEARING
OF ". R. &c. VALUATION
Utilities Commission Receives Data
on Development Of Various
Subsidiary Companies.

Recital of the historical development
Of the various subsidiary companies
forming the Washington Railway and
Electric Company marked the resump-
ton of the company's valuation case
before the public utilities commission
today.
The commission, last year, completed
the presentation Of expert evidence on
the tentative valuation found for this
utility, and the company will now be
given an opportunity to introduce wit
nesses who will testify in support Of
the valuation which it claims should be
allowed
The proceedings. which will run into
weeks. if not months. will bring to a
close the last big valuation task on the
commissions docket.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1918-04-15
VarldenS st0rtSa rat
teqang pab0riad

(113 l. w. w. medlemmar, re-
presenterande det nya samhalls-
systemet, aro infor Diet gamla
for att erhalla EFT rattvist och
opartiskt forhor.)
Ridan rullades upp mandagen
den / april i Judge Lands
court room,' vari vi finna tva
olika samhallssystem infor rata.
Utgangen ar given pa forhand,
ty att marka det gamla systemet
har prassen och EFT obe-
gransat ekonomiskt stod for sin
lyckliga utgang.
Delta stod: miljontals av dol
lars, ar taget affarsmassigt Can
mars benamnt stulet) fran det an
tai arbetare nu sysselsatta, inom
industrien, vars SAX nu represent
teras av de anklagade.
De anklagade ia standigt in
tutat sina oron lognen - cen
opartisk och rattvis dom" -
samtidigt som all prass tillho-
rande dem, eller annars vanskap-
ligt stand, blir och ar beslagta-
gen, brew och listor for anskaff-
ming av medel for slit forsvar,
konfiskerade pa de olika post
kontoren, och medlemar aktiva
for insamlingen fangslade, 1yn-
chade" eller slagna, SAINT over
gjutna med tiara och bestrodda
med fjadrar.
Vilken ironi! Och delta tro en-
del av vara styrande, kommer att
mottagas med tacksamhet av
dem som ha samhallets produk-
tiva maskineri i sina handler, och
naturligtvis ocksa all makt att av-
STAMINA det, ON de onska och fin
ma nodvandigt, for att erhalla
nagon man raft att leva.
l ire dagar har jag nu som en-
av de anklagade suttit i namnda
rattssal, och bland annat funnit
ut att t. o. m. en- sd enkel, natur-
lig, och rattvis SAX som den att
representera en- arbetar,- eller en-
mindre kapitalistkontrollerad It'd
ming, ar forbjudet. Ratten till
representation ar reserverad foI
de storre, uppkopta och fullt
trustlxontrollcrade lognbladen
delta land.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1918-04-15
InfOr rata!

grapper av tios och tic y5lvde
de in den rymliga domssalen -
liksom havsvagor mot stranden.
Den stora salen fylldes av man i
ALA aldrar, av olika nationalite-
ter, men ALA av samma klass -
ALA arbetare. .~ ....
Det var forspelet till det stora
dramat, och ingen vet hur manga
akter, som nu skulle borja. ORA
mat mellan Kapital och Arbete
Jag, - en- av de anklagade sitter
tillbakalutad banker och foIer
med ogonen Diet boljande livet.
Svarmar av valbevapnade stats
tjanare folja varje var rorelse,
vaktande och oroliga! Aro de
radda? Antagligen! Upp-
skramda? - Sakert. For min
del har jag sallan varit tillfalle
att pa en- gang Sc en- sadan mangd
av man, - sa utpraglat manliga
som dessa!
Med hoga klara pannor, opp
ma, trotsiga och djarva blickar,-
utan tilstymmelse av tecken till
daligt samvete, eller brottsliga
drag, - samtala de lagt och
skamta med sidokamraterna, ett
hundra fem stycken som nu efter
manadslangt fangelse, skulle bli-
va tillfalle att standa ansvar,
ransakas och domas for EFT
"brott'. Klasssolida6teten, och
oforvagenheten att vaga hysa tro
pa EFT battre och ratvisare sam
hallstillstand!
Som i andanom hor jag suset
av laga samtal, - ALA de kara,
modiga kamraternas, och me-
dan jag annu kanner det inferna-
liska trycket av handbojan ON
min handled, fornimmer jag hur
mitt inre fylles av nagonting ho-
gre och finare an stolthet pa min
klass' vagnar!
Dessa man, hatade, - av-
skydda, beljugna, piskade,
jagade, syntes mig represente-
ra modet.. .ensamma bland hundra
miljoner nationens massor. Man
med en- ide. sa fin, sa vac
keri sig sjalv. men vilkens.fram-
forande, hade fororsakat dem sd
mycket lidande, och darfor som
en- fold gjort dem sd trotsiga och
fruktade
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1918-04-15
F0rkanningar

Den forsta apr! kill {. m. efs
ter EFT halft ar i helvetiskt fan
gelseliv, uppropades ater malet
mellan Industrial Workers OF
the World" Wis Wis Forenta Sta
terna."
Tidsrymden av tire och en- halv
manad hade lamnat spar efter sig
hos ALA de fangslade kamrater-
ma. - Men, ON ems halsa i man
ga fall var undergrad hade dock
ej tillforliten och entusiasmen
kunnat brackas.
Genast fran borjan kande man,
att har ej var fragan ON en- van
1ig rattegang av brottslingar,
utan klasskamp en- av dess
facer.
Hundratals blivande juryman
tillsamans med de anklagade
fyllde salen till sista plats.
Det lag forvantan luften och
var advokat, George F. Vande-
veer oppningsadress klargjorde
kanske bast stamningen: "For
forsta gangen i varldshistorien
skall EFT socialt system stallas for
rata" -.
Det visade sig ocksa att akla-
garnas tai ON "vanliga lagbryta-
re- ej delades av allmanheten
ty hundratal juryman vagrade
genast, av olika skal att sitta till
doms.
Giovannitti frikand.
Det vackte berattigat upp-
seende mar domaren Lands for.
klarade att Arthuro Giovannitti
var frikand trots protest, ankla-
gelsen har man anfort hans for
| ora till en- broschyr sasom sar.
skilt tungtvagande bevis mot l
w. w. Aklagarna visade redar
| fran borjan nervositet, vilket al
naturligt. da de veta att deras 81
da ar sd svag. Det kommer att
bli ytterst svart att kunna fora
| ALA beskylningar mot /. w. W.
bevis. det hade varit behagli-
gare for dem ON, vi hade tvingats
att langsannt forgas j fangelst
/, utan nagon som halst rattegang
]: Domaren Landis vidtog redar
fran borjan en- hel del anordnin.
!, gar for att CORA livet litet battrt
for de fangslade.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1918-04-15
kapital och Arbefe inf0r DOmSt0l
Rdegangen mot w. w. borjar avbryes eer vecka

Det enda satt pa vilket vi kun
ma delgiva var sida av saken, ar
att genom de anklagade "a rap
porter ut ON postvarket tillater.
Som ovan ar namnt ar denna
raft ocksa ytterst begransad.
NJ kallas delta handlingssatt
EFT Demokratiskt hand1ingssatt.
Jag will givetvis ej forneka san
ningen av deras pastaenden, utan
endast tillagga att det ar vad den
Amerikanska borgarklassen kali
lar Demokrati Amerikansk
Demokrati. Men jag har en- fra
ga, och den ar: Vad skillnad ar
synlig pa dena sorts Demokrati
och den Autokriti som var donni-
nerande i Ryssland fore revolu-
tionen? .
Fragan ar beratigad, och sva-
.retaar nastan pa forhand. givet, ej
av mig utan av den styrande klic-
ken. ej just i regeringens k1a-
der, utan i trusternas makt och
differing till ALA under dem.
Sa tidigt som nu, den tredie
dagen av rattegangen, ar ej myc-
ket nytt att rapportera angaen-
de en- rattegang som koamer att
ia minst q manader, annat an att
varje 7 man kal1ade till juryn
avsade sig uppdraget darfor att
de onskade ej ha sina namn skriv-
ma pa historiens blad att de don't
till doden ett nytt lyckligt sam
hallssystem. De 2 av de 7 hade
last kapita1istprassen och. darfor
hade en- forutfattad mening.
Den tredje dagen hade lite in
tressant att visa. En- Mr.. Allison
"Settlement Worker" var upp-
kallad och forhord. Han var eli
for nagon av sidorna och pastod
sig kunna tjanstgora, men han
blew kasserad av aklagarsidan
darfor att han hade studerat lite
- han var en- intelligent person
och sadana aro farliga anse
aklagarna, ty de kunna ej bli
skramda eler lurade.
En- AMMAN akta slavtyp kom fran
South Chicago "Stockyard," var
han tjanstgor som "weighmaster"
och han CAV sig sutton pa att
han skulle tjanstgora pa juryn.
Han blew kasserad av forsvars-
advokaten Vapderveer, vi1ken
masterligt examinerade honom.
Denne persons broder ar fabri-
kor, och har haft en- del I. w. w.
medlemmar dar, vi1ka sokte or
ganisera hans arbetare, och ma
turligtvis hatade bada broderna I.
w. w.
Under denna examinering sok-
te anklagarsidans advokater him
dra Vanderveer ett par ganger,
enar de hade EFT villigt redskap i
sina handler, men Judge Lands
var klok nog att lata examinerin-
gen fortga obehindrat.
En- AMMAN person, en- plumbing
kontraktare av tyska fora1drar,
sokte komma in och CORA slit for
att bevisa sin patriotism.
Forts. : sida 81
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1918-04-15
Val av jury.


Efter tva dagars forberedelser
av ALA Stag borjade examineran-
det av den blivande juryn. Fra
gorna fran saval aklagarnas som
forsvarets sida visade genast ka-
raktaren av rattegangen. Medan
aklagaren Clyne bl. a. fragade var
och en- ON de caste eller talade
tyska' (sic) utgjorde Wander
veers fragor en- examen av jury
mannens uppfattning ON lone
slaveriets berattigande" ON
ratten att leva pa andras arbete.
- ON "ratten att organisera sig
och strajka for ernaendet av bait
re levnadsforhallanden, och att
agitera for EFT nytt socialistiskt
samhallssystem."
Mot dylika fragor opponerade
sig aklagaren men utan resultat.
Sarskilt spannande moment
forekommo ofta. Pa Vandeveers
fraga: "Tror nj att socialismen
ar en- berattigad ide?" opponera-
de sig Clyne med forklaringen
att delta ar ej parlamentarisk
utan direkt aktion som star infor
rata
Domaren bad Vanderveer att
klargora fragan vilket han gjorde
genom att anfora Colorado och
Utah som for aratal hade lagar
ON alta timmars arbetsdag for
gruvarbetare men att arbetarna
tvingades att ga ut blodiga
strajker for att tvinga fram lyd-
mad for lagen."
Darefter tillats fragan.
Eft annat tillfalle
"Anser nj att arbetarna har raft
att agitera for en- radikal forand-
ring av det ekonomiska tillstsn-
det inom samhalet, aven under
krigstid?'
C1yne sprang upp, och forkla-
rade att det har ej var fragan ON
agitation, men av brott mot sta
tens lagar och forsok att hindra
Forenta Staterna dess krig mot
Tyskland.
Domaren svarade att anklagel-
sen mot oss ar, att vi "agiterat
for en- notwithstanding"
ia, men det ar brottsligtr'
"Det har ej bevisats annu,
de aro lika oskyldiga som jury
mannen saliva, till det bevisats.
Och att agitera for en- radikal for
zndring av det industriel1a syste-
met ar q olagligt," tifIade Lam
dis med skarpa.
Pa lordagsmiddag hade fem
juryman bIivit tillfaligtvis antag-
Forts. ! sida 81
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1918-04-15

naSta - -
"Skyldig eller -w
"Icke skyldig!"
Har passera de revy - ALA,
ALA, kamparna striden for fri
het!
De arc ALA kroppsarbetare,
som hela slit liv utfort tungt,
hart men nyttigt arbete som
byggt fangelserna j vilka de
saliva forsmakta, domsalarna
vilka de domas och - forhanas
av en- oduglig parasitklass som
kallas journalister, vilka tillsam-
mans med de domande och yak
tande fodes av deras arbete!
Entonigt fortgar ceremonien-
En- man ledes fran av en-
kamrat. Han ar fran Butte,
Mont. Har deltagit i strajken
koppargruvorna dar! For delta
(Forts. 4 sida 5.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1918-04-15
Johanson och Carl Ahlteen.

En- stor matsal har insatts och
serveras dar midday och kvalls-
ward av ganska god beskaffenhet
for fangarna. xtgarder har ock-
sa vidtagits sa att de kunna bliva
tillfalle att raka och frisera sig
dar, utan att behova anita den
ohygienska anstalten i Cook Co.
Jail.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1918-04-15

Sallan har den stenblinda gu
dinnan Justitias' tempel besokts
av en- mera rattankande samling
av manniskor. ...--
Man kunde lasa andlost man
ga, langa, morka och hemska ka-
pitel av den amerikanska arbe-
tarklassens historic genom att
hora namnen, av de olika ankla-
gade frihetskamparna uppropas!
Nagra av forsvarets advoka-
ter gar omkring och hamtar en-
upplysning har, gett EFT rad dar.
Ahorarna aro ytterst ia och
jurymannens stolar aro upp-
tagna av tidnigsmap som
skola ge allmanheten San
ma uppgifter ON, vad de saliva
kalla: "den storsta rattegang mot
en- organisation och en- ide som
nagonsin agt rum inom den
engelskta1ande landamaren."
--- NJ borjar rattegangen
Det anbefalles tystnad och in
trader domaren, han som skapat
sig EFT namn av att vara en- till
indignation inspirerad here i ALT
som ror skyddandet av den be-
staende ordningen! Nagonting
lases pa latin - ALA resa sig, -
domaren satter sig - ALA satta
sig!
Sa avlagges eden av de olika
advokaterna fran bada sidor
carl Ahlteen contra Forenta
Staterna.'
Kamrat Ahleten gar fran till
skranket med rakryggad hall
ming och snabba steg.
ar Ahlteen skyldig eller ej?'
"Svart att avgora, = vad al
anklagelsen?'
"Har nj Ell last den?'
"Nej! Endast hort talas ON
densamma
"Vill nj hora den lasas?'
ga"
Forsvarsadvokaten sager ett
par ord till Ahlteen, och han for
k1drar att hal ej fordrar den
last nu
"Ar nj skyldig?"
"Icke skyldig?"
- Sa nasta och
nasta -
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-16
STEAMER 1AOANA LEAVES NENANA
 ON LAST 1RIP

The 4. Y. \. steamer Panama, under the command of Captain J. S. McCann, arrived in port this morning after having put away two barges in winter quarters in the Tolovana river. She has concluded her mission for the season and sailed for Cinema about an hour after ar rival here with the following pass engers, who are bound for Fair banks: J. E. Nelson, Mrs. E. C, Me Creary, A. w. Van Sant, Father Monroe, Theodore Johnson, C. K. Brown, Mrs. o. Bostrom, E. Cay, A. Vath, T. D. Dixon, Mrs B. Lavery and two children, W. Gilcher, Chas. L. Thompson and pr. H. L. Hedger,
 On arrival at Cinema the steamer will be hauled out on the ways and the passengers will be sent on to their destination on the train.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-16
.S19,S50

She also collected S2,150 among the railroad workers in the Nenana yards.
 The amounts individually collected by the other ladies of the committee are not available at this time, but it is believed that they all have done very we'll. Mrs. E. R. Brown, wife of the manager of the N. C.. store here, had collected the sum of S12,500 up to yesterday evening i; she is still vigorously continuing her campaign around town. Mesdames Schmidt and Van Orsdel have also added very materially to the good cause, and as soon as the amounts collected by these ladies become available, they will be published.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-16

A telegram from the officer com manding at Camp Dodge, Iowa, re- ceived here today, contains the in- formation that John Bucci and Sonny Morency are sick with the influenza in that camp. A telegram has been despatched to the commanding officer requesting further information.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-16
SCHOOL DIRECTORS
 FORMALLY ELECTED

At the elections held yesterdya for the purpose of electing two members to serve on the Nenana School Board in the place of Mrs. Nora Hall and J. A. Brevig, the candidates offering themselves, viz: John H. Scott and Mrs. Jeannette
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FAIRBANKS NOTES
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The Douse launch Victory arrived here on her last trip of the season and is now being put away in winter quarters.
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Mrs Ike P. Taylor, who has been visiting with her parents at Fair banks, returned on the launch Nita.
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Charles L. Thompson was a pass enger on the steamer Panama, bound I for Fairbanks.
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Ellenson, were duly eletced. The vote cast was very small
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dom and justice.
 Mrs. Browne purposes to continue her work until the period set for completing the loan has expired.
 The collections made by Mrs. F. D. Browne at the various camps were