Horoscope Warns of Fraud and Loss as Year Opens
Astrologers warn that Uranus aspects bring mixed influences with warnings of fraud and deception. The article predicts ambitious schemes and exposures of craft in large corporations, plus inventive progress and renewed romance, but foresees fires and political instability affecting leaders and colonies. A blue sky law case reaches the Supreme Court on appeal from Iowa.
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Uramis
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Moclure
Delay on Washington school building blocks occupancy
Trustees report the Washington school building will not be ready for occupancy before February 2. Emory Rheim, clerk of the school board, said the contractor informed him the second semester cannot start until that date. A bidding contest and contractor samples followed, with several firms cited for Class A work. A committee recommendation aims to consolidate truancy officers with juvenile court probation staff, creating a special committee to evaluate practicality.
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Emory Rheim
Rheim
Biaeratn
Hong
Stes
Camies
Caecaie
Buri
Witmer Company
Ingman
Nieiiweat Urnitrs
Anwr Eeselie
An Itenmeery
Clase” A
Eeanae Bo Plomdel Sin
Bros
Aly
Nuaranteces
Tha
Donlan
Fox
Hove
Omeer Collizan
Kin
Hop- Kingie
Washington School
Marie R Thayer Presented To New York Society
Debutante Marie R Thayer daughter of Benjamin B Thayer of 48 East Seventy ninth street was presented to society in a Sherry's reception from 4 to 7. Her mother aided by Prudence Cleveland Starry Barbara Thaw Marion Tiffany Mary P Jacob Allee Thayer Celeste Tesson Thayer Lorraine Estee and Margaret L Montgomery. A dinner and theater party followed the performance of Watch Your Step with guests Lawrence R Smith John R Green Pat Taceach Jarvis Greer Gray MacW Bryan F Shelton Farr Douglas Gibbons and Richard Peabody.
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Marie R Thayer
Benjamin B. Thayer
New York Society
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
New York Press
Marie R. ‘Thayer
Benjamin B. ‘Thayer
East Seventy-ninth Street
Sherry
Thayer
Jarvis Greer
Gray Macw. Bryan
F. Shelton Farr
Douglas Gibbons
Richard Peabody
Committee backs Mayor Smith plan amid cost curtailment
A special city council meeting will review Mayor Smith’s recommendations to cut expenses. Aldermen Ladendorff and Orton favor the plan, Lane declines a minority report, and calls for police law changes to retain top officers amid required cuts. The note references the Racket store at 120 West Dark as a cheap alternative.
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Theity Council
Smith
Ladendorff
Orton
Lane
Ways and Means Committee
Payrollman Subdues Crazy Cat on East Broadway
Payrollman John Nelson, six feet four inches tall, received the frantic assignment to subdue a cat that had gone crazy at a home on East Broadway. A nearby householder called in the alarm as the lanky officer approached with a broom to calm the agitated animal.
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John Nelson
East Broadway
Dinecoat Rescues Cat After Watnrew Jump Incident
Dinecoat jumped into a watnrew and delivered a knockout punch to the cat, forcing it out. The feline had driven everyone from the house before the altercation ended.
Pretty Bride Seized by Asylum After Husband’s Absence
Margaret Wade, 23, described as remarkably pretty, was taken to the state hospital for the insane after pleading for her husband’s return. Sheriff Adams of Madison county reported Wade deserted his wife and hid his whereabouts in Butte, leaving her in a hallucinatory fear of execution.
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Margaret Wade
Nile
Adams
Madison County
Mra Wade
State Hopital
Wade
Butte
Noftsinger Named Yet as Pastor Candidate
The Rev J E Noftsinger, former pastor of the Firat Haptine Church, is discussed as a candidate after the withdrawal of Rev Kilgore from Toc a field. A public committee met at Hoy Foote’s home to evaluate the recommendation and other applications were noted. Nottsinger previously led a Baptist church in Seattle and moved to Mount Auburn for health reasons.
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J. E. Noftsinger
Firat Haptine
Rat
Fonth
Toca
Hob Kilgore
Hoy Foote
Swenwn
Aire Ring Pome
Fc Bruitord
Nottsinger
Baptist Church of
Seattle
Mount Auburn
Fight with Indians leaves several dead on Fort Hall reserve
A violent clash on the Fort Hall reservation near Idaho Falls between Blackfoot Indians and a pursuing party over horse theft left several dead or fatally injured. Officers reported a deputy killed and an air corps member wounded as the Indians mounted a fierce stand before being rounded up. The pitched battle occurred miles from Mahone Bay as the posse and Native Americans exchanged gunfire and improvised arms.
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Fort Hall
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Mahoed
Bay
Hotel Arrivals de Vanter in Spokane and Across States
A list of hotel arrivals includes numerous guests and households visiting or staying in Spokane and nearby cities. Names span Helena, Butte, Billings, Pocatello, Missoula, Great Falls, Helena, and beyond, with multiple families and individuals from New York, Chicago, Boston, and other locales.
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de Vanter
Spokane
Atwood
Helena
Fred J. Hall
Pocatello
Butte
John C. Ferris
Collins
C. A Searles
Alberton
Isaac Hover
Eleena
George Gordon
A. Zebish
Plains
Pleming
Portlan
B. Gray
Idaho Falls
George
Crosby
Billings
D. R. Lish
Bi. Brole
Theodore R. Herkher
Ellensburgton
Mr. Martin
Boston
Merwin
LJ Bryant
Great Falls
Robert Jones
Windom
Frank Conley
Deer Lode
J. Keown
Bozeman
Mille Dillon
J. M. Lawson
Kane
Young
Rounday
Pierson
Spokane, Wash
A. D. Sterry
George 5
Mary Lulu
Boze
King Victor Emmanuel congratulates Wilson on birthday
King Victor Emmanuel of Italy cabled President Wilson to extend congratulations on his fifty eighth birthday anniversary. Delays in messages from wartime nations were caused by cable difficulties.
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Washington
King
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Wilson
United States Presses Rights Amid Cargo Delays
The United States voices firm insistence on its rights as British authorities delay searches of American cargoes. Officials argue delays harm American commerce from German ship disappearances and wartime control effects. London shows some sympathy but notes protests in Congress for satisfying demands. British officials blame overproduction for cotton downturn, not UK actions.
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Hala Espana
Rian
Gay
Great Beitie
London
Foreign Office
Navy
Forein Office
United States
Wilton
Congress
Terre Haute Election Conspiracy Arrests Rise to 102
Indianapolis reports federal indictments against Terre Haute men in a conspiracy case tied to the election. Arraignments are set for January 12 before Federal Judge A B. Six more were taken into custody, bringing the total to 102. Mayor Donna Roberts was freed last night and four others released today.
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Indianapolis
Terre Hautte
A. B
Terre Haute
Donna Roberts
Supreme Court Rules Alimony Not Income in Support Ruling
New York December ruling by Justice Hendrick denies Howard Gould’s bid to vacate a divorce judgment. The court says alimony is not income and cannot be treated as such for tax or support purposes, keeping Katherine C. Gould entitled to her settlement.
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Supreme Court
New York
Juste Hendrick
Honard Gould
Katherine C. Gould
Orier
Hendrick Alds
United States invites South American ministers for finance talks
In Washington on December 28 the United States government invited South American ministers of finance and bankers to a conference with treasury officials to discuss financial and commercial problems arising from the European war. Acceptances have been promised by several nations, with the meeting likely in the spring to boost Pan American trade and aim for closer continental commerce and potential financial independence, challenging London’s supremacy.
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Ington
United States
Washington
Treasury Departments
Americas
Oniinis
State
Treasury and Commerce Departments
South Amery Financial
New York
London
Counterfeiting plant uncovered in Missouri state penitentiary
Jefferson City Mo Dec 29 For the second time in three years a complete counterfeiting plant was found in the Missouri state penitentiary William Bridon serving a five year term for forgery occupied the cells four molds and dies for making spurious half dollars and other accessories for the presses with 30 pieces of finished product A convict who had received one of the counterfeit half dollars at his grocery booth Christmas day led to the discovery The report also notes a pardon signed by President Wilson releasing a barkeeper from county jail and mentions a separate criminal sentence in a US court court case details are unclear due to faulty transcription
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Jefferson City
Missouri State Penitentiary
Witliam Bridon
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