Man and Money Gone Woman Deserted in Double Life
A Butte man using two names, Bert F Parker and Joe Enosant, married Susie Llorai and then vanished with her savings after cashing $200 for a freight bill. Susie reported the theft and fear of another wife with the other name. Traced from Butte to Missoula and Spokane, a warrant is out for his arrest in Silver Bow County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert F. Parker
Joe Enosant
Silver Bow County
Susie Llorai
Butte
English
Joe Enor
New York
Parker
Enor
Missoula
Spokane
Goodman Luck With Insurance and Fire Loss
Goodman kept insurance on his Wyoming stock for only 500, despite earlier figures of 1500. He had stayed at the site over a year, the building was condemned by the State fire marshal, and he renewed the policy to prevent lapse. Investigations point to electrical wiring as the fire cause, not gasoline, with most stock burned after removal to the sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Polic
Good Man
Charice
Butte
City Doctor Denies Unfounded Typhoid Report
Dr. TV Moore, city physician, debunked circulating claims that a Montana dairy supplied ice cream and milk caused typhoid fever in a local garden family. He found a ditch feeding the gardens with water and plans to trace the source after testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
TV. Moore
Butte man denounces police conduct on North Main street
Patrick Towey of Butte writes that reports of police bravery on North Main street misrepresent events. He claims he intervened to stop a strike on a detainee, was arrested for interference, and asserts the trouble did not occur near his saloon. Datum dated August 8 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
North Main Street
Eivic
Carleon
Brady
Carltonias
Patrick
Towey Butte
Roeder Divorce Sues for Dissolution and Name Restitution
Isabel Roeder sues John Roeder for divorce alleging desertion on Aug 2 after a 1914 marriage in Butte. She claims failure to provide support and seeks to resume her maiden name Isabel Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Roeder
John Roeder
Butte
Isabel Winchester
Neighbor sues to halt rock crusher blasts near home
William J. Fagan filed an injunction against Joe Silver and associates to stop blasting and rock crushing within 120 feet of his residence at 1109 West Galena Street. He cites wind-blown rock, shattered windows, safety risks for three children, a roomer, and property damage, asking the court to order a halt to the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Fagan
Joe Silver
Fagan
West
Galena Street
Pagan
To the Top of Pike's Peak Automobile Record Run
Colorado Springs reports Hughs Hughes the English racer and HA. Hayes set an auto mobile record by driving from Colorado Springs to the summit of Pike's Peak 20 miles in 48 minutes. The route via Manitou and the new Pike's Peak highway was completed without incident amid Penrose events forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Col. Russ
Pikes Peak
Hughs Hughes
HA. Hayes
Manitou
Pike's Park Highway
Gasoline price cut announced by Standard Oil
Standard Oil of New York declared a one cent per gallon gasoline reduction. New prices are 22 cents per gallon in Karages and 25 cents direct to consumers. Earlier in March gasoline had dropped to one cent here. In Chicago today loomr weather prevailed with a brisk Lake Michigan breeze and a noon temperature of 77. Warmer weather is forecast west of the Mississippi tomorrow per the weather bureau.
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En Lorn
Standard Ol Company
New York
Karages
Chicago
Aug. S
Central States
Lake Michigan
Mis
Bureau
Prohibition nominees receive formal nominations in Indiana
J Frank Hanty former Indiana governor and Dr Tra Landrith of Tennessee were notified of their nominations as president and vice president on the Prohibition party ticket in Indianapolis. Hanty repudiated a platform plank opposing initiative referenda and recall and would oppose such measures if elected. Landrith, a Tennessee independent Democrat, would back state and national Prohibition goals while voting with “the party of my fathers” in local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
J. Frank Hanty
Indiana
Tra Landrith
Tennessee
Prohibition Party
Hanly
Landrith
Mr. Hanly
Emergency Act Signed to Fight Malignant Disease
President Wilson signed an Emergency Act appropriating 550000 for the public health service to curb disease spread and 50000 for additional assistant surgeons. The plan backs the infantile paralysis campaign with reinforcements including two assigned assistants and nationwide examinations to place 22 more surgeons. The action followed Pennsylvania quarantine measures and aims to bolster the fight against the paralysis scourge. The Letimbro incident near the Mediterranean was deemed closed with no Americans aboard and no further investigation planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Health Service
Wilson
Public Health Service Today
J. R. Hurley
J.B. Laughlin
New Orleans
New York
Stat
Pennsylvania
Health Service
Surgeo
Taly
State Department
Letimbro
As Marine
Mediterranean
Expert argues loaf size affects economy and nutrition
At the Lake City convention of Master Bakers of the United States C N Power of Pueblo Colo urged baking a 10 cent loaf over a 5 cent loaf. He claimed 1006 loaves cost 2 55 more in 5 cent batches. He said overheads are unjustified and bakers must serve the people with digestible nutritious bread. Sugar quickly affects cement setting with 1 to 2 percent causing rapid set and later disintegration. The Chicago Commonwealth Edison company shows 31 254 000. First National Bank 19 600 000 in their schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake City
Aug
C. N. Power
Pueblo
Col
United States
Mr. Power
Chicago
Commonweath Edison Company
First National Bank
He's Caught in the Act Charged with Burglary
Frank Lennon faces a burglary charge filed yesterday in Judge Donlan's court. He will be arraigned Saturday for breaking into Maurice Goldberg's home at 432 Indiana Avenue on July 24 with intent to steal. An intruder alarmed Goldberg, Toltz held the man until police arrived, and Lennon had a lookout outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lennon
Donlan
Lennon
Maurice Goldberg
Indiana Avenue
Kl Tote
Toltz
Goldbers
Foreins
Judge Resigns Over Hawaii Appointments Critique
Washington Aug. President Wilson accepted the resignation of Thomas D. Stuart, judge of the First circuit court of Hawaii, who stepped down after criticizing the president's Hawaiian appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aug
Wilson
Thomas D. Stuart
First Circuit Court of
Hawaii
British steamship Trident sunk in North Atlantic
Lloyds shipping agency announced that the British steamship Trident of 3,129 tons gross is believed sunk after a voyage disruption. The report follows a recent loss of contact and indicates the vessel may have been struck by unknown causes with no immediate details on survivors or cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonwenenweret Suey
Trident
Lloyds Shipping Agency
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Inport
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ED Rose
ABC
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TOWAY
Machany
Pike's Peak
Cafape AG
Blaee
Outan
Prohis
Robert J. Patton
Springfield
Oliver W. Stewart
Dr. Land- Tith
Daniel A. Poling
Boston
National Campaign Committee
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Manly
Comer
Man
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Congress
Ioana
San Antonio
Texas
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Frank Bromley
Tinos Lintantis
Sherif Henry Benoit
Comal County
New Braunfels
August Kneeh
Gus Scholl
Park Skeg
Butte Grill East Broadway
Gremore
Finlen
CAFS
James T. Finlen
Thornton Cafe
Purity Cafeteria
West Broadway
Tripp & Dragstedt
South Main
Montana Roofing Company
Wyoming Street
Nis
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