Husband a Bruiser Wife Is a Victim at Court
Agnes Little Wright seeks divorce after 13 years of marriage in Missoula with three children. She alleges neglect and threats by husband Cleveland Wright, requests restraining order and $200 for support, plus 80 percent attorney fees, while noting he owns three homes and has bank funds. Ella Hannan seeks alimony and child support from Bart Hannan for minor Norah, with restraining order on money and property until hearing.
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Lafayette Cleveland
Deadwood
Cleveland
Missoula
Wks
Agnes Little
Wright
Little
Alta
Alfred
Getcugevarrgara
John Narrgard
Gertrude White
Salt
Ella T. Hannan
Bart M
Sayre and Bride to Receive Wide London Social Attention
Franely Bowes Sayre and his bride, formerly Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson, will receive extensive social attention in London. Ambassador Walter Page hosts two dinners. Sir Edward Grey and other dignitaries attend. Mrs Page plans a reception and Miss Page a luncheon for Mrs Sayre at the Authors Club. The White Friars club will also entertain the couple. A steamship line arrangements help them avoid photographers.
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London
Franely Bowes Sayre
Mile Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Walter Page
Sir Edward Grey
Page
Miss Page
Sayre
White Friars’ Club
Insanity Declared. McDonald Committed to Warm Springs
In Judge Vontan s district court Dr Mee Ginn and Dr TV Moore found Alexander McDonald a miner aged 26 mentally ill and recently disturbed. He showed signs since December 1 and grew violent, leading to commitment to the state institution at Warm Springs for treatment.
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Vontan
Department of the District Court
Mee Ginn
Moore
Alexander McDonald
Warm Springs
McDonald
Election Of Harmony Lodge Officers Tonight
Harmony lodge members are urged to attend the meeting tonight for the election of officers. Treasurer is listed as J. C. Freeman. The note also mentions moving to a new Caprice block location on December 9 and includes a brief item about a newspaper puzzling prize.
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Harmony Lodge
J.C. Freeman
Caprice Block
Schatzlein
Pale’ Enpany
Broadway
Pleasurable profit pitch for original paintings
An ad by RT. BALLARD representing the Thomas D. Murphy company of Red Oak Iowa promotes purchasing original paintings at a fraction of dealer prices. It claims a copyright reservation forces sales, cites Helena and Butte exhibitions, and urges readers to invest in fine art for pleasure, education, and generational value. The misspelled copy targets households and offers an opportunity through the Murphy firm to acquire works by modern artists at about a quarter of standard prices.
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Ke haa D. Aorpy_ company
Red Oak
Lowe
Moran
Paris
Edinburgh
Scotland
Chars
Murphy ‘Company
Thomas "J. Murphy
Helena
Mom
Butte
RT. Ballard
Orton Brothers
Thomas D. Murphy ‘Company of
Towa
Auto Patrol Succeeds Butte's Old Wagon
The article honors the retirement of the old police patrol wagon in Butte and introduces the new motorized patrol. It recalls the wagon’s role in public safety, drunken arrests, and crowd control, noting upgrades like electric lighting, a hot stove’s warmth, and space for prisoners and a stretcher.
Indians Accused of Founding Cubist Art
Dec 4 credit for organizing cubist art is attributed to Lone Star, an art instructor in the Indian service stationed here, and his wife Angel Decora Winnebago. They claim Indians founded cubist art 209 years ago, citing a square symbol they say marks the style.
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Lone Star
Indian Service
Angel Decora
Loose coats capture fashion season’s loose silhouette
The item highlights a loose coat trend for Milady of fashion. Percolored duvetyne fabric is used to develop the attractive suit, aiming for instant favor with a relaxed fit.
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Milady OF Fashion
Jury Grants Jung Soy Damages in Fantan Case
Jung Soy wins against Hum Yen with 239 actual and 1 exemplary damages after a five hour jury deliberation. Attorney Canning says an appeal will be pursued. The suit centers on a fantan game and alleged losses of 210 dollars in a single play.
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Jung Soy
Hum Yen
Canning
Supreme Court
Shameful Conditions In Cheap Lodging Houses
Boston reports another lodging house blaze on Hanover street after the Arcadia catastrophe. The fire forced 200 lodgers to flee as one fisherman died. Mayor Fitzgerald vows to seek model lodging houses and stricter care for the unwary poor.
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Boston
Arcadia
Bay State Hotel
Hanover Street
Howard Carroll
Fitzgerald
Fresno Dan Gains Claim To Part Of Russell Estate
Cambridge dispatch reports Fresno Dan or Daniel Blake Russell, son of the late Daniel Rose, acknowledged as heir to half of a $500,000 estate from William C. Russell. The claim, tied to an identity contest, sees Fresno Dan flee with no estate valuation disclosed in the report from New York. An earlier line notes William C. Russell was central to the identity dispute and died Saturday, four years after legal proceedings began. In New York, a former Swiss roller who lived with Mrs. Agnes Guth vanished. Mrs. Guth, identified as his benefactor, is linked to her death by four knife wounds in bed, though the exact cause remains undetermined.
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Murphy
Duncan
Todey
Cambridge
Mass
Fresno Dan
Daniel Blake Russell
Daniel Rose MI
Melrose
William C. Russell
Russell
M. C. Russell
New York
Agnes Guth
Bishop of Tuajianam de Leon Meets Pope in Private Audience
Rome Dec 4 The Right Amador bishop of Tuajianam de Leon Mexico was received in private audience by the pope. The pontiff showed keen interest in the bishop's report on conditions in Mexico and the church there.
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Rome
Amador
Tuajianam de Leon
Mexico
Rafael
Underground telephone cable linked major cities reaches Washington
The Indianapolis News notes the completion of a 450 mile underground telephone cable from Boston to Washington connecting Boston Providence Hartford New York and other northeastern cities. The system promises winter reliability by shielding lines from snow and winds.
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Indianapolis
Poe
United States
Boston
Tels Phone and Telegraph. Company
Washington
Ciites F
Providence
Hartford
New
Early 1900s Cable Line Project Weighs Heavy Costs
The passage reviews the first serious consideration of a major cable line project connecting multiple cities. It cites a 1908 disruption and details enormous material needs including 4,690 reels of copper, heavy wire weights, and extensive paper insulation. It notes huge wire yards and numerous conduit components with tape cables and duplex wires.
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Zork
Jersey City
Trenton
Philadelpta
Wilmington
Baltimore
Washington
Fonguy Se See
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Ften
Mack
Mrs. Sayre
Miner
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Aintew
Weise Wouls
Albert Tirman
Wu Aitions
Come
Dansereau
Auto Patrol
Black Maria
Ngo Wehild
Aovnee
Wan
Ralph Wynne
Rupert
Alexander Fairchilds
Gilbert Ig
St. James’ Hospital
Omber Prija
Tony
Bill
Tod
NG Soy
A. H. Ferris
A. H. Kinsella
Lenox
Me.t Department
District Court
Thomas F. Conway Jr
Monidah ‘Trust Company
WM Conway
Monidah’ Trust Company
Marie Smith
George Vison
Seathie
Sitter
Bow County
Victor Norbsri
Coast
Norbers
Mirman
Tal Amount
Neers
Fairbank
Gold Dust Twins
Barney & Berry
Cole
Cole's
A. C. M. Hardware
Carney
Ind
Bell
West Granite St
E. E. German
Main Street
North “Main
Hudson Bay Exporting Company
West Park
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