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The Daily Alaska Empire
Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska
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Earl Shortridge and M. E. Anderson were transported south on the North Sea to McNeil's Island Penitentiary to serve two and five years for larceny and theft/forgery. Cyprien Doudanneau of Sitka was sent to Morningside Sanitarium in Portland. Deputy Marshal Chris Christensen escorted them with Monte Snow as guard.
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Earl Shortridge and M. E. Anderson were taken south, aboard the North Sea last night to McNeil's Island Penitentiary, where they must serve two and five years respectively.
Also aboard the North Sea was Cyprien Doudanneau, of Sitka, who has been remanded to Morningside Sanitarium in Portland. Deputy Marshal Chris Christensen is taking the men southward, with Monte Snow serving as guard.
Shortridge was at liberty on a two years' suspended sentence for larceny of several hundred dollars last year, but his suspension was revoked by Federal Judge George F. Alexander recently after he made repeated court appearances on petty charges. Anderson was convicted of stealing $1,000 worth of Bremner Gold Mine stock and forging a name thereto. He is remembered for his efforts to promote a swimming pool in Juneau last year.
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Juneau
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Last Night
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shortridge to serve two years for larceny; anderson to serve five years for stealing and forging stock; doudanneau remanded to sanitarium
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Earl Shortridge and M. E. Anderson taken south aboard North Sea to McNeil's Island Penitentiary to serve sentences. Cyprien Doudanneau of Sitka also aboard, remanded to Morningside Sanitarium in Portland. Escorted by Deputy Marshal Chris Christensen with Monte Snow as guard. Shortridge's suspended sentence revoked after petty charges; convicted of larceny last year. Anderson convicted of stealing $1,000 Bremner Gold Mine stock and forgery.