Wife Loses Custody Of Three Children In Divorce Case
Joseph Guthrie won custody of his three children after neighbors testified to May Moyle Guthrie drinking excessively. Judge McClernan ordered the children turned over to Guthrie. Moyle Moyle had been granted custody in a prior divorce, and both parties had remarried. Humane Officer Gilligan testified about attempting to remove the children from Guthrie, while Moyle’s sister and daughter testified to intoxication.
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Joseph Guthrie
May Moyle
Guthrie
McClernan
Humane
P. J. Gilligan
Horoscope for December 20 1917 Forecasts and warnings
Mercury dominates the morning with caution for agreements in the new year. Warns of maritime fraud and naval matters. Uranus favors aviation and invention. Washington may see sudden changes. a general could become a national hero. Unrest in the U S and Britain faces risks. avoid litigation for birthdays.
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Uranus
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London
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France
United States
McClure Nyer’ Syndicate
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Survivor sues over Granite Mountain mine imprisonment
Nick Jovich, a Granite Mountain mine disaster survivor, sues North Butte Mining, seeking 25000 dollars for health injuries he alleges from 44 hours of imprisonment in the mine on June 8. He was among those rescued on June 10 after bulkherding at the 2400 foot level where air and water deprivation allegedly shattered his health. General Irons and others are noted in unrelated dispatches about Tacoma Seattle officials and a Christmas-order revocation, while Sarrail is recalled with Guillemet named as his successor in a separate Greek capital report.
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Granite Mountain
North Butte Mining Company
Jovich
Sarrail
London
Saloniki
Athena
Sarrah
Guillemet
City to Clean Up Camp Lewis Visitor Vice Conditions
Seattle residents urged an early seating of a military order banning Camp Lewis visitors amid alleged vice conditions. Police Chief J. F. Warren met Brig. Gen. James A. Irons to confer on the issue as Seattle seeks to curb disorder and improve public safety.
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Lewis
J. F. Warren
Camp
James A. Irons
Vassar to Train Nurses for War Purposes
Vassar College will be used for an intensive nurse training school next summer. A trustees committee was appointed to develop the plan for a program to train students who wish to become registered nurses. Meanwhile in Ontario Major General E. C. Mewburn, militia minister and MP elect, says he will push conscription for war purposes of all money over $1.10 a day earned by alien enemies.
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Poughkeepwie
Vassar College
Truste
Namaton
Ontario
C. Mewburn
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