ETERNAL triangle cases greet district court filings
Multiple divorce actions surface in district court reflecting conflict and custody disputes. Be M Johnston sues Dell C Johnston for divorce citing infidelity and lack of support and seeks child custody with attorney JH Duffy of Anaconda. Emma L Hafell seeks divorce from Joe Hafell and to resume maiden name Emma L Brick, with attorney Joseph H Griffin. Mable Sowden seeks divorce from Sam Sowden with alimony and three children, alleging husband’s unemployment and drinking. Cora B Conaway accuses Charles Conaway of intoxicated violence and neglect. Mary A Callan sues Roy Callan for divorce amid cruelty claims, while he counters for custody concerns. James M Hinkl represents him.
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M. Johnston
Dell C. Johnston
Minton
JH. Duffy
Anaconda
Emma L. Hafell
Joe Hafell
Cora B. Conaway
Charles Conaway
Portland
Ore
Joseph H. Griffin
Mary A. Callan
Roy Callan
Butte Smallpox Epidemic Sparks City Health Effort
In Butte a looming smallpox threat prompts talk of compulsory vaccination for city county and state health officials. Dr Matthews urges enforcing three ordinances including dual garbage cans and health examinations for food handlers while planning a Thursday meeting at the Thornton hotel to discuss public health safety and creek pollution near Mars Oregon avenues.
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W. C. Statthens City Health
Council
Yesterdas
Butte
Dre Matthews
Thornton
Matthews
Cna
Eek
Matthews E
Willes
Silver Bow Creek
Mars
Bectween
Montana
Oregon Avenue
Rotary program to be led by boys committee at Butte meeting
The Butte Rotary Club's boys committee, chaired by Currie, will run tomorrow noon's dinner program at the Butte Grill. In addition to the committee's entertainment, only routine business will be discussed. Contempt charged. W F McCann filed an affidavit alleging Crystal Springs hotel at Nissler opened last weekend to procure women with liquor in violation of a restraining order. Propriety owners asked to show cause why not punished for contempt of court. Indian slacker in jail. John Adams, an Indian, pled guilty before Judge Bourguin to failing to register and was sentenced to one day in jail. Adams, a government rancher, claimed he was too busy to register for service. Frederice C. Rockford of Chicago, a Camp Grant rookie, received $80,000 from his father for enlisting in the army.
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Butte Rotary Club
Butte Grill
Ee. Currie
W. EF. McCann
Crystal Springs
Nissler
Nquor
Pluke
Jatl
John Adams
Bour- Guin
Adams
Frederice C. Rockford
Chicago
Camp Grant
Vaccination Debate Opens At Butte School Board
City physician letters spark disagreement over compulsory vaccination for school children while the board backs cooperation with health officials to curb smallpox. The meeting also discusses thrift stamps in schools, an overcrowded Madison school annex, and plans for ventilating systems and related costs totaling 25 651 dollars.
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W.E. Maddock
Tov
Madison School
Wellington Smith
Mason C Degrees Conferred At Reunion Closure
The reunion continues with degree work from the fifteenth to the eighteenth conferred yesterday, and from nineteenth to thirtieth today. Tomorrow will crown with the thirty second degree and a banquet at Masonic temple. Shriners from Montana and Idaho attend with hundreds present, a special Helena train bringing about 200 Algeria members for the celebration. Major W. Smith leads reception committees including dozens of lodge members from Butte Dillon Helena and Missoula.
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Vanquet
Figg Ofeiock
Bagdad Temple
Ob Albright
Virginia
Allens Livingston
Angell
Butte
William Asher
Livingston
Hi Hell
Renee
Boseman
George H. Borton
M.A. Berger
Techasd
Rimacombe
John Brown
Logan
Cleveland
Deer Lodge
James Covent
John L. Carroll
D. J. Charles Butte
Arthur B. Clark
Sheridan
T. W
Cool Charles
Swrum
Forsyth
Great Falls
Charles 8. Jackson
W. J. Jones
Anaconda
Herbert H. Juda
Fozeman
Alfred Karsted
Wilber C. Kettle
A. C. Lefevre
Gust A. Lobbenburg
Hutte
H. B. Mitchell
R. J. Moore
Missoula
MC. Mattison
Walkerville
H. J
Patriotic Association Ships More Aid to French Wounded
Two shipments from Butte yesterday by the Woman's Patriotic Association to the American Fund for the French Wounded contained 796 items. They included 69 bed pads, 2 sets of flannelette sheets, 44 hospital shirts, 644 slings, 90 T snap fasteners, 18 chin straps, 20 washcloths, and 12 comfort pillows. Mrs. Charles Austin led the workroom.
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Butte
Woman's Piriotic Association
American Fund For
Charles Austin
Butte Boy Joins Navy Radio School Harvard
Louis L. Glodt of Butte left the post office where he was a mail ing clerk two months ago to join the United States navy. He passed exams qualifying him for the navy radio School at Harvard University and was promoted to lieutenant junior grade with pay of 140 dollars monthly. He joined the navy in Butte on October 17 after illness from vaccination serum required hospital care. He scored 100 percent in mathematics and 95 in draftsmanship on the radio examination. He is the son of Louis Gladt of Park County City, Stinwat.
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Louis L. Glodt
Butte
United States Navy
Navy Radio School
Harvard University
Odt
Navy
Louis Gladt
Park County City
Stinwat
Grapher Strike on B. and C. Settled by Mediation Board
Washington Dec 11 difficulties that threatened a strike of 2200 telegraphers on the Baltimore & Ohio and a troop of traffic on a major munition and coal carrier were settled today by the federal board of mediation and conciliation.
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Washington
Dimeulties
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Federal Board of Mediation and
Conellia
Eight Hour Day Wins Key Wage Concessions for Operators
The settlement, under Commissioner G W Hanger, secures an eight hour day and overtime pay for railway operators. A board will arbitrate Sunday work pay and a general twenty percent wage rise. The Order of Railway Telegraphers sees this as endorsing the eight hour standard set on western lines.
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Tion
G. W. Hanger
Marriage in Salt Lake City Ties Miss Elizabeth Clema to Bennett Pascoe
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Clema and Bennett Pascoe, both of Butte, was solemnized in Salt Lake City on December 7. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. James H. Williams at the First Methodist Episcopal Church, according to information received in Butte yesterday.
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Salt Lake
Elizabeth Clema
Bennett, Pascoe
Butte
Salt Lake City
James H. Williams
First
Methodist Episcopal Church
Minister 18 Unable to Assist in Patriotism
Los Angeles reports Rev. Dr. B. P. Ryland, Methodist Episcopal district superintendent, will be reassigned next Monday for declining to support the churchs patriotic program. Bishop Adna W. Leonard confirmed the decision noting a disagreement over wartime policy.
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Los Angeles
B. P. Ryland
Methodist Episcopal Church
Adna W. Leonard
Ryland
Hyland
United States
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