De Saulles Child's Whereabouts Discovered
Mineola New York August 8 the mystery of John Longer De Saulles Jr the four and a half year old son of Mia Bianca De Saulles was resolved he was found in the care of G Maurice Heckscher De Saulles former husband body business partner Mrs De Saulles who is jailed on first degree murder charges may seek to see her son The funeral for John L De Saulles was held at the family home with a large crowd and pallbearers including Dudley Field Matone and Admiral Louis Gomez
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Blanca de Saulles
John L. de Saulles
Hempstead Plains
Long Island
N. Y
de Saulles
Yale
Chili
South America
Mineola
John Longer de Saulles Jr
Mia Bianca de Saulles
G. Maurice Heckscher
de Saulle
Heckscher
Dudley Field Matone
Port of
New York
William H. Edwards
Internal Revenue
William F. McCems
National Democratic Committee
Tieut
Louis Gomez
Street Car Strike in Butte Settled
A Butte street car strike ended after mediation with a new offer accepted by both sides. Senator Clark of the company and Mayor Maloney praised the settlement, while union leaders expressed satisfaction with the outcome. Children’s day at gardens was postponed due to staffing issues and cars could not run last night. The company will maintain current fares for now and study the new schedule, possibly eliminating transfers to boost revenue.
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Clark
Senator Clark
Maloney
Scott Stevens
John Vickers
DPD
Holmes
Edmund Ladendorff
Aiken
Wharton
Usu
Wick is wed again hours after divorce granted
Maude Kaporis, just divorced from George Kaporis by Judge Lynch, secured a marriage license to wed John H. Ellis of Cornwall England now a Butte resident. She claimed to be 20 and born in Mexico City. Divorce proceedings revealed prior marriages as Judge Lynch warned her.
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Lynch
Maude Kaporis
George Kaporis
John H. Ellis
Cornwall
England
Butte
Mexico
Maude
Kaporis
Woman Proclaims End of Marriages After Repeated Divorces
The subject singles out three petitions for divorce, noting a growing stance against husbands. She declares she has had enough of marriage, signaling a turning point in her personal life and public statements about divorce.
Exhumation of 500 Portland Chinese for return to China
In Portland on August 8, authorities began exhuming the bodies of about 500 Chinese buried over the past two decades. The process aims to honor ancestral beliefs and send remains plus substantial gold coin treasure back to China.
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Portland
Ore
China
Butte Man Sues Railways Over 1914 Auto Crash
John L. Garry sues the Butte Electric Railway in district court seeking 12,052 for injuries from a night August 10 1914 auto crash on South Arizona street. He alleges car 30 traveled 39 mph and that his right breast was cut while a knee cartilage ruptured, hindering his punchboard business and daily activities. He also seeks 52 for medical costs.
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John L. Gurry
Butte Electric Railway Company
Garry
Butte
Montana
Gurry
Wold
Street Railway
Arizona Street
Mercury Street
Northwest 10 Be Flooded With Potatoes This Fall
Duluth Minnesota report says farmers in the Northwest will contract to sell their entire potato crop this fall for 80 cents a bushel. The move aims to curb a likely vast harvest, with September and October deliveries. Canadian buyers saw lower postwar prices, contrasting U S rates of about 34 a bushel earlier.
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Duluth
Minn
Northwest
F. F. Edmond
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Grand Trunk Pacific
Edmond
Canada
United States
Mr. Edmond
Investigation in Hall girl case hearing at billings
State board of charities and reform completed an examination into charges against Dr J M Seamand and staff at Warm Springs in the Hall girl case. Hearings ran two days with 25 to 40 witnesses. complainants and City officials did not appear. Board to report findings to Governor Stewart after weighing testimony. Attorneys for Dr Scanland and the institution entered appearance.
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Billings
State Board of Charities and Reform
J. M. Seamand
Warte Sprinee
Mabel Hall
J. A. Hall
Bilhing
Eeery
Pillifee
Warm Springs
J. F. McNamee
First Baptist Church of
Helena
Martha P. Kitdee
Billin
Bh . Brooke
Frovernor Stewart
Otiteet
Ground broken by steam plow in 1879 milestone
In 1879 ground was first broken by the steam plow marking a landmark in early industrial farming progress. The event reflects the advent of mechanized soil preparation influencing agriculture and technology in that era.
Socialist leader Sugarman held on draft resistance charge
St Paul August 8 A L Sugarman secretary of the state socialist committee was arrested by federal authorities on a charge of attempting to discourage compliance with the draft law. He faced a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Whaley and was held in five thousand dollars bail. Authorities say Sugarman heads a movement in the state to hinder draft success.
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St. Paul
A. L. Sugarman
State Socialist Committee
United States
Whaley
Sugarman
X rays first used in 1896 principle application
A historical note recalls that the X-ray principle was first applied in 1896 marking an early milestone in radiography.
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Peewee
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Lutey
Rialto
John
Was D'Vorged
Montana Dairy Co
J. J. Barry
Sues Streryt Railway
Board OF Charities AT
Blanchard Products
ED Rose
North Main St
Eixtra
Wholesale Grocery Company
Utah Ave
West Park
West Park Street
Ann Gannon
Rialto Theater
West Broadway
Florence Garment Store
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