Divorces Appellate in Montana Cases Blur Personal Crises
Ellen Rowe wins divorce from Maurice Rowe on cruelty after beating and threatening her. Clara Penuna files district court suit for divorce from John Penaluna citing frequent road house visits, late hours with other women, and abuse. Mary Spackman sues Arthur Spackman for desertion with alimony and attorney fees requested. Skewes detained in Salt Lake for failure to provide.
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John Penaluna
Clara Pen Funa
Gera
Great Falls
Harry Meyer
Ellen Rowe
Maurice Rowe
Butte
William Meyer
Charles Skewes
Salt Lake
O'Rourke
Ed Doherty
Skewes
Mary Spackman
Arthur Spackman
Louis, Faven
Milwaukee Telegraphers Win $15 Monthly Pay Increase
Telegraph operators in the Milwaukee relay system gain a $15 monthly raise and Sunday overtime allowances after arbitration. About 12 operators at Butte Seattle Malden Miles City offices are affected with back pay expected in December. The raise takes effect Sept 1 and covers overtime on Sundays dating from Nov 1.
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Butte
Milwaukee
Seattle
Puget Sound
Malden
Wash
Miles City
Diowthy
Chicago
Bishop Jones of Utah to resign after board recommendation
Rt. Rev. Paul Jones, Protestant Episcopal bishop of Utah, accepted the board of inquiry's recommendation to resign. He will continue church work and resume duties at Salt Lake City before sending his resignation to Bishop Tuttle of Missouri. He remarked the action reflects on the church rather than him.
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Rt. Louis
Paul Jones
Utah
East Lake City
Jones
Salt Lake City
Bishop Tuttle
Missouri
Bank Robbery Nets $25000 At Lagrange Suburb
Chicago reports a four bandit operation at the State Bank of Lagrange. They intimidated five bank employees and two patrons, took $25000 with $15000 in gold, and fled in a black touring car.
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Chicago
Lagrange
Voting Under Fire in Orange Front Line Ballots
Canadian Army headquarters in Orange reports voting under fire with soldiers casting ballots in improvised booths amid war devastation. Gunners vote as they service field pieces and troops read British journals discussing home issues. SANITARY CORPS NEEDED. Washington calls for a sanitary reserve corps with $300,000 requested for public health service.
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Orange
Electops Ag
Washington
Public Health Service
Rupert Blue
Congress
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Mack
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