Desertion Causes Multiple Divorces Handed By Judge Lamb
Judge Lamb yesterday granted several divorces on incompatibility and desertion grounds. Joseph C. Horgan divorced Luella Horsan with custody of their two boys and visiting rights for the mother. Mae C. Wilson freed from W. P. Wilson with no children. Willa P. Lane divorced from Annie Lane after 19 years of marriage with the husband’s claim of desertion and a daughter to care for. Louise C. Smith sues Lionel Z. Smith for cruelty and infidelity with alleged nightly absences and remarried women, seeking divorce.
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Anaconda
Four Naval Recruits Leave for Salt Lake
Four naval recruits entrained last night under Chief Machinists Mate Wil Mam Hendry at the local recruiting station went to Salt Lake headquarters. Names listed include Clair Simon Builivan of 17 North Emmett Street, machinist apprentice. Fred McKing Corin of 1644 Harrison Avenue, foreman of the High Ore mine. Felix Albert St. Jean of 20 West Park Avenue Anaconda, a student. and Lewie Amber Yates of Luther, Montana, a Gairy worker. No further enlistments will occur until orders from Washington are received.
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Wil- Mam Hendry
Salt Lake
Clair Simon Builivan
North Emmett Street
Fred" McKing Corin
Harrison Avenue
Hich
Felix Albert
Alleged Roloups Charged With Assault In Meadville
Alleged Roloups Guy Dent and J D Moran are charged with first degree assault after a holdup at the Horse and Jockey saloon in Meadville on August 1. Thomas J Wilson was shot during the incident. eight state witnesses appear in the complaint. Frank Severish faces second degree assault charges. a broken bottle was used. Larceny charges also appear against Frank Waika amid other details. Separately, the Cohasset ridge fire in Lassen National Forest has been extinguished, marking the end of a major blaze that burned 65 square miles of brush and ranke feed.
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J.D. Moran
Horse and Jockey
Meaderville
Thomas J Wilson
Wilson
Frank Severish
John Medved
Plum Street
Severish
Frank Waika
Arvid
Mit Larceny
Chico
Cal
Cohasset Ridge
Lassen’ National Forest
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J. C. Morrow
Haywood Defends Letters In I W W Trial Testimony
Chicago August 12 Frank K Kebeker, chief prosecutor counsel, read numerous letters Haywood wrote and received arguing against conscription and criticizing war. Haywood testified he never wrote against conscription, admitted using epigrams for public talks, and said he hated Germany not Solicitude for country. He explained enemy term referred to Germany and noted members were dropped from rolls after entering the army.
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Landis
Frank K. Kebeker
William D. Haywood
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Germany
Generals cashiered near Montdidier and war unrest rises
London reports three generals near Montdidier cashiered for neglect of duty. In St Quentin many soldiers were court martialed for treason. German moves and unrest noted in Brussels and Belgium. Washington orders halt to hand knitting until the war industries board assesses wool supplies for winter uniforms. In Oakland a Tong War spills into the city as an unidentified Chinese man is shot dead.
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War Industries Board
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Cal
San Francisco
Basic Ideas in Fall Millinery Styles
Hand made appearance dominates new hats with draped crowns and irregular brims. Hats and decorations feature extensive needlework and handcraft, giving tone to both medium priced and high end patterns. Second Floor.
President Wilson Praises State Councils of Defense
President Wilson commends achievements of state councils of defense in a letter to Secretary Baker. He urges federal agencies to use the state council system to extend war work into communities and avoid creating new machinery. The note stresses economy and democratic national coordination.
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State Councils of Defense
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Submarine Losses Cited By British Commons Debates
The House of Commons discussed German submarine losses with the Berlin corre spondent noting Dass Selborf Nachrichten says the enemy cannot show access to the battery boat. The report reflects wartime contention over submarine efficacy and Allied countermeasures.
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House of Commons
Dass Selborf Nachrichten
Berlin
Government to Take Over Large Salmon Packers
EB B Deming special food administrator told Seattle cannery men the government plans to take 75 percent of red and pink salmon, 85 percent of chum, and previously announced 65 percent reds and 9 percent chum. Earlier plan aimed for 20 percent sockeye.
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EB. B. Deming
Deming
Peace Offensive Launched at Munich by Quidde Lammasch
A new peace offensive is reported from Munich per the Taxeblatt of Berlin. Professors Quidde of Vienna Lammasch of Budapest and Bishop Prankner are linked to the movement in Hungary. Quidde and the Bishop have long been active peace advocates, though Quidde has been repudiated by Berlin government circles.
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Munich
Taxeblatt
Berlin
F. J. Quidde
Vienna
Heinrich Lammasch
Budapest
Prankner
Hungary
Quidde
Ad Bishop
Frankner
Protest Exemption Farm Loan Bonds
Farmers in the Central West protest farm loan bonds tax exemption saying it allows wealthy individuals to dodge taxes under the revenue act and invest in bonds that pay 6 percent interest while remaining tax free as presented to the farm loan board by Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska in Washington.
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Washington
Central West
Farm Loan Board
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Soldiers furloughs for industrial work at Camp Lewis
Soldiers granted indefinite furloughs for industrial work may keep their war risk insurance while in active service but receive no pay or allotment, per a judge advocate general ruling. Premiums must come from private funds. furloughed troops may wear uniforms only when not employed in civil work.
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Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Camp Today
Judge Advocate General
Advocate General
Pacine Coast
Colorado Plan Declared Great Success by Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller Jr after inspecting Colorado Fuel and Iron properties praised the three year old plan. He cited uninterrupted operation increased outputs improved working and living conditions close contact between employees and officers elimination of grievances goodwill development of a strong community spirit. A separate item notes 38 women were arrested during a protest by the Woman's Party in front of the Lafayette statue near the White House.
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Woman's Party
Senate
Lafayette
White House
Knit for War Relief Offers Red Cross Specs
The note urges readers to knit warm garments for soldiers and civilians in war stricken Europe. It promises scores of yarns at low prices and Red Cross knitting specifications to guide volunteers in supplying needed items.
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Red Cross
Europe
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