What Happened to Mary comes to Butte
Owen Davis new play What Happened to Mary toured major cities after success in New York and Boston. It portrays a Chesapeake Bay girl lured to the city by a seductive scheme, exposing moral dangers in a Tenderloin district and a court-room climax.
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Mary
Owen Davis
Fulton Theter
New York City
Majestic Theater
Boston
Dow East
Shore Acres
Chesapeake Bay
Chesepeake
Second Et Inn
New York
Awyer
Davis
Work of Regeneration Echoes in Small Town Tale
After a raid she escapes and returns to her mother. In the quiet town the Work of regeneration stands as a beacon longed for by thousands, lingering in the reader after the story ends.
Suit over unpaid services in Helena district court
James J. Langan sues M. J. Sullivan C. E. Alsop and the Butte Association of Credit Men in Helena district court for about 1830 alleging he managed a Sullivan store in Alhambra from 1918 to 192, receiving only minimal sums. He claims an assignment to Alsop excluded him as creditor and seeks recognition as a real creditor and a share of any proceeds from the sale of the store’s assets. He provides address details in Helena and cites parties Dr Cowperthwaite Lizzie Block and local names.
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Helena
M. J. Sullivan
C. E. Alsop
Butte Association of Credit Men
James J. Langan
Sullivan
Langan
Alhambra
Alsop
Pro Tata
State railroad rejects advance on refrigerator car charges
Butte readers learn that the state railroad commission refused to permit the Great Northern line to raise the minimum refrigerator car charge from 900 to 425 dollars. The commission noted fluctuations and full-capacity periods, ruling the proposed rate increase unreasonable.
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Butte
Allroad
Great Northern Road
Te Oom- Dany
Tha Toa
Aino
Petion
President Wilson Confined to Room Amid Illness
Washington reports President Wilson remains in bed with a cold affecting his nose and throat. Dr. Cary states officials anticipate continuation of rest. official ann outs the president confined to his room tomorrow and possibly Sunday.
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Washington
Dec
Wilson
Cary
Caminetti and Diggs Granted Additional Stay of Execution
San Francisco December 3 an additional stay of execution of 60 days was granted to F Drew Caminetti and Maury J Diggs convicted under the Mann White Save Act. Government counsel consented to delay to allow Diggs and Caminetti to file bills of exceptions with the United States circuit court of appeals in Washington DC. Credentials for Senator-elect Blair Lee of Maryland arrived for review by a committee to determine seat eligibility amid direct election questions.
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San Francisco
Cal
F. Drew Caminett
Maury J. Digge
Matt 1
Sullivan
Theodore Roche
Diges
Caminetti
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington, D.C
Creden
Unis
Blair Lee
Maryland
Lee
Divorce Granted to Wife of Commodore Salisbury
Kansas City Mo December divorce awarded to Adele Trowbridge Salisbury wife of Commodore George R Salisbury U S N retired former Guam governor in uncontested proceeding alimony not mentioned testimony notes five year separated marriage unhappy since husband abroad in foreign service and later not visiting her after return
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Kansas City
Adele Trowbridge “Salisbury
George R. Salisbury
Guam
Laninbury
Brooklyn
Aga’n
Independence
Kan
Aleutian Islands
Unclear charge tied to Dominican observation trip
The text notes a man connected to the son of American commissioners who went to the Dominican Republic to observe elections. On December 15 he faced a specific charge and was released on his own recognizance to appear before Circuit Judge O'Brien on January 6.
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Dominican Republic
O'Brien
Special Designs in Union Ties Spurring Tite Sleing Concepts
Fragmented OCR text describes special articles and design attention within union contexts. It mentions design acts and departments and references a regional terminology that hints at broader project or policy discussions. Entities are unclear, but the piece seems to be about planning and design within a group or organization.
Walking the Hoop and Star Act Highlight Empress Theater
Sullivan and Considine offer top vaudeville with Archia Goodall’s Walking the Hoop, Charter C. Drew’s Mr Flynn and company, Frootie Hume and Thomas, Williams and Warner, Joe Treeman’s troupe Tony and The Tempest shows, and Lyle Bishop’s melody makers, featuring newsreel style humor and a high quality program.
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Sullivan & Considine
Archia Goodall
Charter C. Drew and Company
Flynn
Lynn
Drew
Itt
Frootie
Hume
Thomas
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Hristmas Spif
Hennessy
Artamo
Byron
Toytown
Colldom
Santa Claus
Rose
Virginia Brooks
Vice
Mise’ Brooks
West Hammond
Chicago
Elsie
DAT
Dominio
Ann
N Watera
Wariown 4
Lodas
Neresin
Dalphin
Diggs
Prikgng Hnehs
Ty ‘Sohen Haweenaye
Mor Egos
Vtagnen
Bry
Commodore Salisbury
Empress Theater
Ivan & Considine
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