Two wives charged with deserting husbands seek divorces
In New York case Abraham H. Goldberg sues Dora Goldberg for divorce claiming her immoral conduct ruined his lucrative New York business and led to desertion in 1912. Mrs Gorman, married in Wayland and later living in Ennis, Montana, is also seeking a decree of divorce after leaving with her belongings. Lawyers M. S. Cohen and BE. F. O'Flynn represent the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham H. Goldberg
Dora Goldber
Cohen
FR. Gorman
Ivy
Gorman
Wayland
M. D
BE. F. O'Flynn
Red Cross Seal Race Between Troy and Butte
Butte Mont hopes to win the national Red Cross Christmas seals contest in its class as Troy, N Y pledges to defend its title. Local leaders praise the girls selling in stores, hotels, and pasturages and note strong business support from professionals. A Troy dispatch reports the challenge from Miss Harriet Peoples of Butte to Miss Peoples.
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Butte
Troy
Anni Fale
Red Cross
Christmans Seals
Mont
Harriet
Peoples
Butte, Mont
W. Leland ‘Thompson
New Chief of Police to Clean Up Seattle
Seattle, Ove. 12 Joel F. Warren named chief of police to succeed Charles Beckinham who resigned at Mayor Gill’s request. Warren said he will lift the ban from Seattle and move quickly to remove undesirable people liquor and sedition. he may make changes after gaining control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Ove
Joel F. Warren
Charles Beckinham
Hiram *. Gill
Avor Gill
Gil
Beckinham
Warren
Chic
Girl Stowaway Among German Raider Captives
A 23 year old Miss Glady Taylor from Mossy Rock Washington said she stowed away on the AB Johnson to join survivors of the German raider Seeadler. She and 35 others arrived in San Francisco detailing weeks among 120 marooned crew and passengers on Pacific islands. The tale follows earlier victim reports and broader wartime disruptions across rail and shipping networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific
Glady Taylor
Mossy Rock
Wash
A. B. Johnson
Miss Taylor
Johnson
R. C. Slade
Manila
Cox Takes Charge Of Ohio Coal Shortage
Columbus Ohio December 12 Governor James W Cox directly acted on the coal shortage by ordering solid trainloads of coal assembled and sent to the worst affected parts of the state despite federal fuel administration chief F C Baird disapproval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James W. Cox
Federal
Fuel ‘Administration
Frst
F.C. Baird
Fuet
Former Butte Lady Injured in Halifax Explosion
Ada Montgomery later Ada MacKay, a former Webster school teacher from Butte, was injured by falling after the Halifax explosion last week. Sister Misa Cora Montgomery reports the injuries are not serious. MacKay, 86, had moved from Hillshore to Halifax with her husband before the blast.
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Malcolm MacKay
Butte
Halifax
Misa Cora Montgomery
South
Idaho Street
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Swedish Mission Chure
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Dakota and
Morphyry Streets
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Russian Sea
Toylan
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Shosiern Sale
Georgette
Ion
Shirring
Chrisi
BS Chine
Vanity
Wm. Rogers & Co
ST OF
Gill
Miss Tay
Western
St. Louis
Rhe Hague
Gewnerlands Overseas Trust
Brition Legation
Nieuw Amsterdam
Teller
Overseas ‘Trust
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