Man and money gone deserted wife with two names
In Butte a man using Bert F Parker or Bert B Parker also called Joe Encaureau or Enormous left wife Buste Sleral and about $600 savings. He promised two incomes would work, then fled after taking $200 for a freight bill of $1500. Traced via Missoula to Spokane. a warrant issued for his arrest.
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Bert F. Parker
Joe Encreaut
Silver Bow County
Bert B. Parker
Buste Sleral
Inez
Butte
English
Joe Enormous
New York
Parker
Enorsaul
Ian
Missoula
Spokane
Goodman Lucky To Have Insurance After Fire Loss
Goodman whose stock of goods was burned at 11% South Wyoming street Monday was fortunate to have insurance though the policy for 500 rather than 1,600. He had been in the same place over a year and the building was condemned by the state fire marshal. He saved about 60 worth of stock as most items burned after being moved to the sidewalk.
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Goodman
Wyoming Street
Stor
Polic
Goodeman
Butte
Tocati
Unfounded Report Denied by City Doctor
City physician Dr TV Moore investigated circulating claims that a Montana dairy milk ice cream caused fever cases in a local family. He found no evidence dairy products were at fault and blamed possible contamination from a ditch entering water supplies, promising further water testing to trace the source.
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Montana
Towpy statement clarifies saloon role in North Main trouble
Patrick Towey of Ratte issues a dated letter denying involvement in recent North Main Street disturbances in Butte. He claims he asked an officer to avoid using force, was thanked then charged with interference, and asserts the incident did not occur at his saloon. Carlson is named in the matter.
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Butte
North Main Street
Ares
Oficer
Carlton
Brady
Carlson
Patrick
Towey Ratte
Isabel Roeder Sues for Divorce and Name Return
Isabel Roeder sues John Roeder for divorce citing desertion since August 2 following their 1914 marriage. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Isabel Winchester and alimony provisions as part of the divorce action.
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Isabel Roeder
John Roeder
Futte
Isabel Winchester
Neighbors Seek Injunction Over Local Rock Crusher
William Fagan of 1109 West Galena Street filed an injunction against a nearby rock crusher operated by unidentified partners. He alleges blasting and dust 120 feet from his home endanger his property and his three children. He cites noise affecting a roomer and asks the court to halt the operations.
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William ¥. Fagan
Aiver
Fagan
Galena Street
Pagan
In Junction
To the Top of Pike's Peak Automobile Record Run
Hughie Hughes the English pilot and racer and J A Hayes a local newspaper man completed a record ascent from Colorado Springs to Pikes Peak summit early this morning. They covered about 20.5 miles in 43 minutes, climbing roughly 10,800 feet with no mishap, using the new Pike's Peak Highway via Manitou.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Pikes Peak
Hughie Hughes
J. A. Hayes
Manitou
Pike's Pear Highway
Gasoline Price Cut Announced by Standard Oil in NY
The Standard Oil Company of New York declares a one cent per gallon decrease in gasoline. New prices are 24 cents to garages and 25 cents to consumers, reversing March’s prior one cent rise.
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New York
Standard Ol Company of
Weather Update From Chicago and Region
Cooler weather persisted across the central states with a brisk Lake Michigan breeze. The temperature in Chicago fell to 77 degrees at noon, while warmer conditions were expected west of the Mississippi tomorrow per the weather bureau.
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Thicago
Aus
Central States
Lake Michigan
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Prohibition nominees notified of ticket in Indianapolis
Indiana and Tennessee figures were officially notified today of their nominations for president and vice president on the Prohibition party ticket. J Frank Hanty repudiated the initiative referendum and recall plank, opposing its enactment into law. Dr Ira Landrith indicated a preference for state and national Prohibition while aligning with his party on national matters. The ceremonies drew Prohibitionists nationwide, with Oliver W. Stewart delivering the Landrith address in place of Daniel A. Boling. An executive committee was chosen to complete campaign plans and Mr Hanty’s partner, W. Stewart, headed the committee.
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Indianapolis
Ind
J. Frank Hanty
Indiana
Ira Landrith
Tennessee
Prohibition Party
Hanly
Landrith
Hanty
Robert J. Patton
Springfield
Oliver W. Stewart
Dr. Land- Tith
Daniel A. Bo
Emergency Act Signed For Public Health Drive
President Wilson signed an Emergency Act providing 55 000 dollars for the public health service to curb disease and 59 000 dollars for additional assistant surgeons. The funds enable about 22 more medical staffers to support the infantile paralysis campaign amid quarantines and enlistments nationwide. An Italian sinking of the Letimbro prompted no further U S investigation per officials, who classify the matter as closed.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Wilson
Publi Health Service
J. R. Hurley
Shington
B. Laughlin
New Orleans
New York
Italy
State Department
Mediterranean
Expert urges 10 cent loaves over 5 to aid digestion
Salt Lake City August 8 C N Power of Pueblo Colo told the Master Bakers convention that a 10 cent loaf is needed for efficiency and to serve the people. He estimated baking 1000 loaves costs 5 cents more than baking 500 loaves and urged bakers to provide the most nutritious bread. He warned overheads cannot be justified and urged bakers to act as public servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
C. N. Power
Pueblo
Col
United States
Power
He's Caught in the Act Charged with Burglary
Frank Lennon was charged in Judge Donlan's court with burglary and arraignment set for Saturday. Police report Lennon entered Maurice Gobors 432 Indiana Avenue, at about 1 am, intending to steal. Toltz awoke, confronted the intruder, fired threats, and with Goldbers held the suspect until arrest. The entry was gained by forcing the front door.
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Frank Lennon
Toltz
Goldbers
Lennon
Government to use unspent war funds for refugee repayments
Washington officials say the treasury may repurpose part of 2,750,000 dollars allocated at the war’s start to cover fees in cases against those who failed to return money loaned by the government for the refugee repatriation program. About 200,000 to 400,000 dollars remain unspent as only about 70 percent of loan recipients have repaid. In a parallel report, a Texas train collision near New Stamfels killed Corporal Frank Hromles of the Third Infantry and Deputy Sheriff Henry Benoit, injuring August Knech and Gite Scholl.
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Washington
Aug.s
Comptroker Warwick
The
Treasury
Congress
Tiraln
San Antonio
Texas
Frank. Hromles
Third Trial I Infantry
Henry Benoit
Comal County
New Stamfels
August Knech
Gite Scholl
Judge Thomas D. Stuart Resigns from Hawaii Circuit
President Wilson accepted the resignation of Thomas D. Stuart, judge of the First circuit court of Hawaii, who quit yesterday after signing the president’s Hawaiian appointments. The move comes as Stuart steps down from his post in the territorial judiciary.
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Washington
Wilson
Thomas D. Stuart
First Circuit Court of
Hawaii
British steamship Teldent believed sunk
London reports at Lloyds that the British steamship Teldent, 3129 tons gross, is believed sunk after an announcement dated today.
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London
Teldent
Lloyds Shipping Money
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