Waley Kidnaping
Trial Went to Jury
10:44 This Morning
(By The Associated Press)
TACOMA, July 13—The jury in
Federal Judge Cushman's Court re
ceived at 10:44 A. M., the case of
Margaret Waley, charged with kid
naping and conspiracy to kidnap
George Weyerhaeuser.
Judge Cushman’s charge to the jury
consumed thirty-five minutes, and
m delivering his instructions he
stressed the fact of transportation
of the nine year old boy, that Inter
state Commerce must be proven be
fore the woman can be convicted of
kidnaping.
The judge further told the jury
that the conspiracy count must be
shown and that she conspired in
the southern district of Washington
and also the western division; and
that some overt act must have been
committed by a member of the con
spiracy.
Judge Cushman in closing told
the jury he would receive their ver
dict up to five p.m. today, but if
the verdict was reached after that
hour that it should be sealed and
delivered by the Foreman of the
jury in court at ten a.m. Tuesday.
Airplane Activities
Pilot Mirow of the Mirow Air
Service hopped off today for Kotze
bue, expecting to return with pass
engers tonight.
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PHOTOS
Mail or leave your Films at the Bon Marche.
Pilot Whaley of the Roust Air
ways took off today for Candle and
Deering with Jack Devine as a pass
enger for the latter place.
Murray Hall, Dep't of Commerce
Air Division inspector hopped off
today on his return flight to Fair
bank after investigating the Easley
affair in Nome, obtaining sufficient
information from the Roust Airways
for his purposes, and having com
pleted inspections on planes, pilots
and mechanics.
The Pacific Alaska Airways Lock
heed Electra was scheduled to arrive
at Nome today about 6:00 P M. from
Fairbanks and Juneau. The boat
was late in arriving at Juneau and
the speedy plane did not laeve there
until this morning for Fairbanks.
It is understood Ass’t Deputy Col
lector of Customs Whittier, Donald
Muir and son, associated with U S
Smelting Company, Miss Elsie Mc
Cormick feature writer for the New
York Times, A. E Steere, G W Cur
taz and Bob Gleason will be passen
gers to Nome. The plane is to leave
immediately on its return flight.
LOCAL NEWS
The M S, Meteor, mail boat arrived
this morning from Kotzebue, after
being stuck in the ice for a couple
of days. The vessel sailed again to
day for Norton Bay ports..
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The Kougarok Special, operated
over the tramroad by Fix and Mul
lins returned to Nome last night
from Shelton with a couple of pro
spectors as passengers.
The big car is to leave tomorrow
morning for another trip up the track
with Barney Rolando for Iron Cr.,
and Milton Scavey and partner for
Shelton.
Alfred Hansen, better known as
the “Champagne Kid” was severely
burned about the face today by hot
pitch, while in the employ of the
Hammon Co. at Little Creek. He
was treated in the hospital where
he is now recovering
Attention is called to the ballot!
for the special bond election to be
held Tuesday, next, July 16
A sample copy of the ballot ap
pears on page two of this edition,
and the public is requested to give
it their attention. This is the form (
the ballot will be at Tuesday’s el- i
ection.
Details Are Not Yet
Available On Plane
Wreck Yukon R\\ er
The report came through this
morning that a Northern Air Trans
port plane had crashed near Kalian’s
Roadhouse in the vicinity of Ruby.
The local office received word t
that Pilot Brown left Ruby around
noon for Nome with the passengers
which pilot Lynn was scheduled to
have taken there for him, but which
it is believed he did not do.
Due to the lack of details noth
j ing definite can be said beyond the
j fact that a PAA plane flew passen
i gers from the wrecked plane to
Fairbanks and that no one was hurt.
The accident is alleged to have been
caused by a few inches of the pro
, peller blade breaking off while in
the air. It is expected a correct and
detailed account will be obtained
when pilot Brown arrives.
I
Federated Church
Norman McCay, Pastor
11 a.m. Sunday School.
7:40 P. M.—Worship.
Sermon theme: “Rubbish—Its
Resurrection Body is Divine.”
Strangers, Newcomers, You and
Yours, All—Welcome.
NOTICE
All taxes real and personal due
»
City of Nome for year 1934 are due
and on July 15, 1935, penalty and
interest on those unpaid will be cal
culated, and the delinquent tax roll
will be prepared, advertised, and the
property sold according to law.
Nome Common Council,
By M. J. Walsh
City Clerk.
Publish June 27, 29, July 1 6 13. 1935
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