Million Divorce Case Hinges On Inning In Court
A Montana divorce case heard before Judge Webster. Hall and Patterson due to a long dispute over alimony and custody. Maud A Millon sues for divorce from Trynman B Millon claiming incompatibility and abuse while Breen represents the defendant. The plaintiff seeks custody of four children and alimony while the court orders the husband to pay four thousand dollars in legal costs and support funds to his wife. further action to be stayed pending sale proceedings.
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Missoulm
Trynman
Ilinsalnee
Millon
Ne District Court
Webster, Hall & Patterson
Fay
Peter Breen
Dutte
Hiem
Ar. Breen
Mra Millen Wa
Butte
Mr. Bhucis
Breen
Aldrich Divorce Case Stated in District Court
In Traer Iowa on November 4 187 marriage produced two children. Mrs Aldrich claims cruelty and desertion since December 1897 and seeks custody of Edna aged 32. No alimony requested. Joye Mulroney attorneys for plaintiff.
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Joye & Mulroney
Ie Manifest
Countryman Pleads Not Guilty in Grand Larceny Case
Missoula dispatch reports Horace Countryman appearing in district court to enter a not guilty plea to grand larceny charges. Trial set for next Tuesday with proceedings described as ongoing.
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Missoula
Dec
Horace Countryman
Michigan athletic association seeks football fund profit
In Ann Arbor Michigan the University of Michigan Athletic Association reports a profit from the IMS football season as part of its financial updates. The brief notes the earnings and implies continued fundraising or allocation decisions for upcoming athletic expenses.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan Athletic Association
IMS
Coffee Heart Illness Linked to Beverage, Postum Promoted
A reader testimonial from Oregon claims long coffee use caused indigestion liver troubles and a blotchy complexion while heart action fluctuated after caffeine intake. After switching to Postum Food Coffee six months ago, ailments improved and complexion cleared. the husband also benefited, breakfast with Postum deemed more strengthening.
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Oregon
Postum
Postwa Co
Battle Creek
Allen
Wellville
Tera Yeat Prices Rise Amid Market Hype
Tera Yeat prices surge as investors rally around the asset. Analysts warn of volatility while traders cite growing demand from institutions and retail buyers, with several exchanges reporting increased liquidity and new listings.
Safe crackers blow door at Missoula grocery
In Missoula a burglary attempt at Gus Broman's grocery on Woody Street failed to gain entry after a nitroglycerin charge blew the outer doorway open. The shot was heard at the Regina Hotel as investigators arrived. Sheriff Graham found no trace of the burglars. Broman reported about $360 in goods and $10 in money taken, most items registered.
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Missoula
Dee
Gus Broman
Erocery Blore
Woody Street
Regina
Sherif Graham
Wis
Broman
Chinese immigration debate at civic federation conference
The National Civic Federation session on immigration heard United States Senator William A Clark of Montana advocate restricting Chinese entry. He cited forty nine years of Pacific coast experience and employer testimony, urging against unrestricted coolie labor and reflecting statewide and national sentiment.
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New York
National Civic Federation
United States
T Hat
Out of lower courts in Witchell case after his death
Washtreton December 8 The case against Senator M Witchell appealed to the U S Supreme Court will abate due to his death The late senator had paid $840 to the court clerk for the printing of the record but the work had not been ordered and the funds will be returned to his estate New York December 8 With turn taken for lead the six flag bicycle race at Madison Square Garden had riders conserving effort as final spurts loom for tomorrow The Root of the Staot-Ler team led a sprint overtaking the head of the Bedoll brothers in a notable show of speed
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Washtreton
M Witchell
Supreme Court of the United States
Tie
New York
Madison
Erne Edges Neary In Eight Round Philly Bout
Milwaukee crowd sees Young Erne of Philadelphia win a decision over Charles Neary after eight rounds. Erne dominates the early rounds by landing freely, while Neary struggles to counter.
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Milwaukee
Dee
Young Erne
Philadelphia
Charles Neary
Erne
Neary
Brian
Money recovered in New York trotting event dispute
In New York on December 3, authorities recovered funds amid the Grand Circuit campaign of 1921. The National Trotting Association delayed or held payments due to a protest involving trainer Monron Salisbury and horseman James Matlee, pending resolution of the dispute.
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New York
National ‘Trotting Association
Jamen Matlee
Soo
Hia
Monron Sailisbury
Secret Service Visit At Roosevelt Home In Storm
A storm raged as Secret Service men sheltered at the Roosevelt home while Mrs. Roosevelt served hot coffee to the agents. The men recalled the hospitality and the memorable moment of the ever thoughtful First Lady during the night.
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Succesa Magazine
Igranda
Long Jalan Sound
Secret Service
Mal
Mrs. Roosevelt
Tribute to Mr Balfour echoes in London meeting
A London gathering honored Sir Robert Balfour the late premier, with Joseph Chamberlain praising his influence. Chamberlain urged Ireland home rule by degrees under a reform program, and accused Redmond and Dillon of seeking to subvert the constitution. Dr William Osler attended and supported tariff reform as policy.
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Joseph Chamberlain
Riukine
Ostoml
Balfour
Ile
Batfaar
Ate
Chamberlain
Moury Campbell- Bannerman
Ireland
Tandy Daryiin
John Redmond
Byillah
Suymnt
William Osler
Johns Swopkinas University
Baltimore
Fegius
Oxford
London dyed Alaska seal skins from Gordon Furs
London dyed Alaska seal skins fetch premium prices as the most skilled dyers in London handle curing and dyeing. A twenty four inch Gordon jacket of best London dyed seal costs about 400 dollars this year with lower grades available at reduced prices through dealers.
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Alaska
London
Turbulent Revolution Narrative Core The Empire
Fragmentary OCR read describes a revolutionary consolidation effort amid a collapsing empire. The text hints at a single decisive act driving the shift, with fragmented wording suggesting a pivotal vote or transfer of power. Specific names and places are unavailable in the readable portion.
Wreck at Riverside Street Collides With Southern Pacific Train
In Riverealk Cal a Santa Fe wreck occurred at the corner of First Street and Colton Avenue. The engine tender and baggage car leaped their tracks and toppled, entangling a fireman under the wreckage. Tower operators diverted a collision by switching tracks as a Southern Pacific motor train approached. Engineer J Meardle survived with bruises, while Conductor Cowan and a passenger escaped unharmed.
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Riverealk
Cal
First Street
Colton Avenue
Water Cave
Southern Pacific
Cave
J. Meardle
Cowan Wax
Witte Resigns But Russia Refuses to Accept
Berlin dispatch via St Petersburg reports Fremler Witte has sent his resignation to the emperor, who declined to accept it. A Cunard liner Carmania sailing from Liverpool to New York was hailed by wireless near Cape Race. Aboard, Captain Pritchard said southwest gales were felt in the Banks and all aboard were safe.
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Berlin
Dec. S
St Petersburg
Bydtkubenen
East
Prussta
Fremler Witte
New York
Dec
Cunard
Carmanin
Liverpool
Cape Race Lon
Sandy Hook
Pritchard
Carpenters Reject 45 Cent Wage Offer After May
Philadelphia workers reject the Master Carpenters' Association offer of 45 cents an hour after May 1 next year, a decrease of 5 cents on the current year, in a voluntary proposal.
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Phiadelphia
Master Carpenters’ Association of
Change of venue granted in Weales murder case
Albert Weales charged with murder of Redmond, stockman at Kirby, on Sept. 21. venue moved from Rosebud to Yellowstone County as reported by the Sportal Dispatch.
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Tillinge
Der
Yellowstone County
Rosebud
Albert Weales
Mucderescueh Redmond
Kirby
Mutiny on Russian destroyers in the Far East
A dispatch reports a mutiny aboard two Russian light destroyers off a Pacific port. The unrest was quelled by loyal crews and officers, with the mutineers suppressed and the ships to be sent to a distant station.
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Paris
Dee
Tor- Jon
Tayion
Railroad workers in disarray disrupt provincial duties
In a beclouded note dated March, reports indicate railroad employees are resisting duties as the system faces disorganization. The dispatch hints at widespread unrest affecting provincial operations and the movement of goods and people.
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Paris
Thames Po President and Arbitration Messages
Varin Ue R-Uaron dAustoirtie cables to President Roose Volt praising the French parliamentary arbitration group and his handling of the arbitration question. In Buffalo, shopping areas see disruptions as Unitaris company shops and Kale wallzead transfers and freight leases on Ganson street are closed. Loss estimated at 240 dollars.
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Varin
R-Uaron
dAustoirtie Des Constant
Roose Volt
Buffalo
Unitaris Company
Kale Wallzead
Freighe
Ganson
Hestonnent tragedy notes fatal self harm by emigrant
An incomprehensible fragment reports Ross Be ar dson, formerly of Baker City Oregon, died by self inflicted gunshot. The note mentions employment issues and origin from Oregon. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
Newark Major Bourke Cooktan Elected Chairman
In Newark, Ww. Bourke Cooktan was elected chairman of Company Tulltoutay while Dr. Joan Mather son, a young physician, was murdered in the Bronx. Dr. Mathewson was shot in the back, police suspect robbery as the motive.
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Newark, Dec
Congrezaman
Bourke Cooktan
Commany Tulltoutay
New York
Joan Matherson
Bronx
Ciy
Mathewson
Rebebery
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed By Personal Testimony
A newspaper feature extols Doan's Kidney Pills as remedies for back pain and kidney strain from hard labor. It quotes James Hagan of 322 Washington Street Ann valida Monk recounting injury and recovery after using the product.
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Htc
Doan
Dean
James Hagan
Anaconda Copper Minius Company
Washington Street
Annvalida
Monk
Smith Drug Company
Alore
Reconciliation Effort Aims For Spalding Audience
Baroness Sedative and the Marquise de Montlers, once wards of John Lancaster Spalding, travel to Peoria to seek readmission to the Roman Catholic Church. Bishop Spalding will consider the appeal, with a Saturday audience planned after a delayed meeting.
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Peoria
Harontss Scilwitz
Marquise de Montlers
Bishe
John Lancaster Spiulding
Spalding
Jeff
Brioness
Misses Caldwell
Kentucky
Baltimore
Bichon Spalding
Beoria
Washington, D.C
Sedwitso
Theyre After Mr Ryan In New York
A legislative committee investigating insurance conditions asked District Attorney William Jerome to pursue action against Thomas F. Ryan, owner of major stock in Equitable Life, for refusing to answer questions about Harriman's influence and threats to Ryan's control.
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New York
Dees
William , Jerome
Thomas F. Ryan
Equitable Literate Society
Ms. Tryan
Ale. Ryan
Whit H W. H. Barriman
Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific Railroad
Harriman
Itn
Emitable Society
Tiyan
Ryan
Warti
Alr. Hyan
Armstrong
Reading as medicine in a future library cure
A speculative essay argues books can heal the mind as medicines do. It cites Robert Burton and medieval authorities praising reading as therapy, envisioning libraries replacing dispensaries and publishers touting books with medical testimonials.
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Tichard le
Robert Burton
Carden
Ferdinand
Alphonsus
Aragon
Sicily
Curtius
Livy
Venlelt
So-and-So
Mr. Smith
Literary therapeutics in advertisement era mockery
The excerpt mocks medical claptrap in literature and the rise of a new school of literary therapeutics. It critiques sensational patent medicines as seen in dramatic prose and cites spoofed product lines and claims, reflecting a satirical cultural moment.
Roosevelt Admired Abroad By French Critics
The French press and publicists extol President Roosevelt, racing to publish trims and interviews about his life and philosophy. French readers embrace his books, notably The Strenuous Life, and view him as a leading contemporary figure alongside Mark Twain, signaling broad admiration across France.
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Roosevelt
Vance Tompson
Suegree Magazine
Incob
Grant
Noy
Fravce
France
Reguitv
T Roosevelt
Niles
Mark Twain
Trenty
Rooosevelt
Ma Republle
M. Emile Danthesse
Mr. Roosevelt
Paris
Tue Zerne
Court Contempt Cited In Disrespectful Glance Showdown
A judge fined a lawyer $10 for a manner deemed highly disrespectful in court. An appeal is pending as the appellant seeks expert testimony on what constitutes respectful and disrespectful looks. Big cut price sale at McBride's features cards and other items at reduced prices.
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Gatmatadt
Les Amony
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