Valentine Hailed as Actress Angel Reveals Life of Mrs. Bunting
Walter D. Valentine of Altadena recounts in Los Angeles Superior Court his relationship with Mrs Harriet Hunting later Mrs Bunting. He describes touring with her in Butte Columbia Gardens and South Main Street shows while she sought stage fame. He details travel to San Francisco Chicago New York and other cities, money given, and his attempted withdrawal from the liaison amid disputes over alleged blackmail and support.
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Altadena
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Harriet ©. Hunting
Int Superior Court
Los Angeles
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Ritchie
Valentine
Houlder Springs
New York
Bridgeport
Montana Pleasing To MacCabe Officer After Visit
Dr G Manchett from Salt Lake toured Montana visiting Butte and 39 lodges of the MacCabe Order. He praised Montana’s citizens as hustlers and educated, and noted a favorable impression. He plans to attend Ruby Tent meeting at Fidelity hall tonight.
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Salt Lake
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Three Note Suits Filed by Savings Bank Receiver
Receiver Williams of the State Savings Bank filed three suits on notes. One for 4449.75 by Butte Curtis Majors Mining Co on Jan 11 with a 750.8 attorney fee. Another against Joseph Shannon on Oct 17 for 100 with a 50 attorney fee. The third by J B Lynch on Aug 28 for 12 with a 50 attorney fee.
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State Savings Bank
Butte Curtis Majors Mining Company
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J.B. Lynch
Funeral notices for W Fales and Maurie Meyer
Funeral of W Fales to be held Tuesday afternoon at the family home on North Henry Street at 1:30 then to the Masonic Temple on West Park Street for services by Mount Morah Lodge No 4 A F and A M at 2 o’clock. Funeral of Maurie Meyer tomorrow morning at 10 at the family home on Park Street. Friends are earnestly requested to attend.
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St North Henry Street
Masonic Temple
West Park Street
Groeneveld
Mount Morah Lodge
A. F
A. M
Maurie ‘Meyer
Park Street
Three Indicted in Coast Conspiracy Case
Baron von Brincken, German consulate attache. Crowley, consulate detective. and Mrs. Margaret W. Cornell, a Crowley agent, were indicted on two counts each for conspiracy to interfere with interstate and foreign commerce and for use of the mails to incite arson and murder. Bail set at 5,000 per count for Brincken and Crowley, 1,000 for Cornell. Grand jury proceedings allege widespread German plots to destroy ships carrying munitions to Britain, France, and Russia, with further testimony expected from J H Van Koolbergen and others connected to 49 Pacific Coast explosions.
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Cal
George Wilhelm von Brincken
Crowley
Margaret W. Cornell
United States Grand Jury
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Baron von Brincken
Cornell
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Russia
von Brincken
United States
John W. Preston
Louis J. Smith
Detroit
Preston
J. H. van Kooll
van Koolbergen
San Francisco
Canada
Smith Federal
Pacific Coast
Beautiful Rockers Arrive Prompting Price Reductions
Leather and rattan rockers in over 50 styles arrive at Brownfield Canty s 18 to SEW Park. Prices reduced due to late arrival of car cause.
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Embargo Extended to All Freight From Other Lines
Philadelphia December 18 The Pennsylvania railroad extended its embargo to freight originating on and destined for connecting lines amid growing traffic congestion near New York and the aim to avert an imminent blockade by broadening restrictions to more routes and shipments.
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Philadelphia
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Embargo Impact Affects New York Port Congestion
A company statement notes New York port congestion stems from shipments by mills and factories ignoring disposal facilities. The embargo fees are not applied to freight originations for Pennsylvania Railroad, contrasting with current port conditions and export measures.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Responsibility for War Rests on British Empire
Berlin reports published by Overseas News agency comment on Di Bethmann Hollweg speech criticizing Germany. Papers say Britain bears greatest responsibility to continue the war and favor peace terms, while Greece’s king claims Allied troops landed without his consent and Britain’s role in Serbia is discussed. Confirmation of Sir Henry Lodge’s appointment to a recess post is noted.
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Phey
Germany
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Mins
England
Constantin Greece
Associated Press
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House of Commons
Robert Cecil
Lord Lansdowne
Great Britain
Serbia
Robert
Lord Lansdown
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