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Vouth Is Sentenced !/
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From 8 to 16 Years
Is Convicted Manslaughter
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(By The Associated Press)
NEW YORK, June 14, — Joseph j
Lieb Steinmetz, aged twenty-two a e
Bible student was convicted of man- l
slaughter in the slaying of his young e
bride when he found her partially t
dressed in the room of a drunken t
priest. He was sentenced from eight p
to sixteen years.
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France Defaults j;
War debt 6th Time ”
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Wants To Negotiate Again c
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(By The Associated Press) f
BARIS, June 14, — France in de-1
faulting its war debt to the United1 s
States for the sixth time, expressed .
the hope that the situation in the j
near future would justify negotia
tions for a settlement. (
Agreement is Made •
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On Naval Strength;
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Naval Treaty is Arranged
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(Bv The Associated Press)
LONDON June 14, — High Brit
ish sources confirmed the fact of an
agreement between Germany and
Great Britain on terms of a bilateral
treaty restricting the German Navy I'
of thirty-five percent of the under
age British naval strength.
Helen Wills Moody
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Has First Defeat
3rd Ranking Britisher Wins
(By The Associated Press)
LONDON, June 14, —Helen Wills
Moody suffered her first defeat in
her tennis comeback bowing to Kath
rine Stammers, third ranking Brit
ish star by a score of 6-0; 6-4; in
the semi-final round of the Kent
championship. She was on the de
fensive throughout the sets.
Man Is Jailed For
Stealing; A House
(By The Associated Press)
POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., June — El
mer Smith is in jail for stealing a
house. Prosecuting Attorney Ted M.
Hensen accused Smith of skidding
a small house down the bank of the
Black River to a raft and floating it
•downstream a couple of miles. He
then moved the building to dry
ground, made necessary repairs and
moved in.
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geo. b. McAllister
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{Supreme Court
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Proposed in Bill
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d bill, the original records are to
e forwarded to the Supreme Court
Juneau from the Court from which
le appeal is taken, thereby saving
le expense of having the record
rinted.
Under the proposed legislation 5
spies of a typewritten brief are re
uired to be filed in the rase sub
litted whereas at the prasent time
ie Appellate Court at San Francis
a requires twenty copies of a print
id brief to be filed.
When the appeal is filed the np- ■
ellant shall pay the Clerk of the -
uprome Court the sum of $20.00 in
all as the complete cost of the Su
reme Court fees in the'case, said
urn bringing the cost of appeal with
i the range of the average appell
nt.
There would be three terms of
lourt held each year at Ju-eau, be
inning on the first Monday in the
-lonths of February, June and Octo
er. In addition to these three
erms the Court may, in its discre
ion, also hold terms at the head
uarters of the District Court of the
everal judicial divisions of Alaska
The Supreme Court as proposed,
s required under the Act, to render
i written decision in each case be
ore it within 30 days from the date
if the hearing of said case in said
jourt, unless for good cause it
;hould be delayed. This speeds leg
elation and would prove to be a
noney saver as well as time saver
or the residents of the Territory.
For the past twenty years Judge
1 L. Reed, one of the prominent at
torneys’ of the Third Division, has
rigorously endorsed the establishing
if a supreme court in Alaska, and
has worked unceasingly to that end.
believing that the results would jus
tify the slight added expense. That
Delegate Dimond is also of the same
mind is conclusively shown by the
bill recently introduced in the House
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