Wife Claims She Supported Him in Divorce Plea
Mrs Beatrice Williams testified in Judge Jacksons court that she supported husband Harry Williams since their 1913 marriage while he contributed nothing. She seeks a divorce on cruelty and contends the Vroom block came from insurance, compensation, and home sales totaling about 10250, plus other investments. Williams counters that the property was earned jointly and seeks a share. The case will continue with more witnesses.
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Jackson
Williams
John V. Neville
Harry Williams
John V. Dwyer
John B. Corvette
Joseph Griffin
Will Rogers Remarks on Jubilo at Ansonia
Will Rogers makes light of the film Jubilo at the Ansonia venue. He jokes about green suits and dressing like moviemakers while the cast jokes about eating scenes and star status. He quips about dogs under tables and gravy in scenes as the stunt is cut.
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Will Rogers
Ansonia
Reckless driving charge against Lawrence Weir dismissed
Miss D Lewis requested dismissal of the reckless driving charge against Lawrence Weir after injuries to Willie Lewis when a truck allegedly driven by Weir struck him on West Granite Street. The aunt of the injured youth said Weir was not responsible and the sled of the boy became unmanageable, sliding under the truck.
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Lawrence Weir
Willie Lewis
Weir
Butte
Miss Lewis
West Granite Street
Lewis
Young Butler Arrives Eight-Pound Son
An eight-pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Butler of 1101 South Arizona street yesterday forenoon. Mr. Butler is well known in newspaper circles in Butte Anaconda and other parts of the state.
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South
Arizona Street
Butler
Butte
Anaconda
State
Victory medals due in Butte at early date
A telegram to the United States army recruiting office in the Lizzie block says Victory medals now being struck at the U S mint are due in Butte soon for rapid distribution to World War veterans. The bronze medals feature Victory on the face with The Great War for Civilization and the reverse lists allied nations.
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United States Army
Lizzie Block
Hermann
United States
Butte
Secretary of War
Callaghan Club’s Winter Trot Tonight
The Callaghan club presents a stylish winter trot with a strong lineup of committees having finalized arrangements. Joe Rice and Leo Boland confirm the 1919 season finale will set a standard for socials, with refreshments throughout and many committee members and ladies serving attendees.
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Callaghan Club
East Side
Joe Rice
Leo Boland
Poland Relief Drive to Send $300000 Worth of Goods
New York December 29. Clothing shoes and foodstuffs valued at 300000 will be sent to Poland this week by the Poles and this country. Charles W Rainke president of the American Association for the Relief of Polish War Sufferers announced. More than 1000000 worth of material already shipped abroad.
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New York
Poland
Charles W. Rainke
American Association For the Relief of
Rainke
Alleged Interference in Contract Operation
Julius B. Moe filed a complaint against Catherine Sullivan and others seeking an injunction to stop interference with completion of a contract for work on the Stanislaus mining claim, valued at 100000 dollars. Moe says he fulfilled the contract though a forfeiture notice was served December 22.
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Julius BE. Moe
Catherine Sullivan
Stanislaus
Moe
Japan Diet Opens as Emperor Is Indisposed
Premier Hara read the throne speech marking the Diet's opening while the emperor was indisposed. The emperor expressed pleasure at improving relations with allied powers. Adjournment was set until January 20.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Hara
Japan
Student delegates travel through city to Des Moines meet
Seventy five Y M C A and Y W C A student delegates passed through Butte on Milwaukee eastbound train No 16 en route to Des Moines Iowa for a conference from December 31 to January 4. Fifty six delegates are from the University of Washington with others from coastal colleges. University of Montana representatives depart separately. Delegates from many colleges and universities across the United States and abroad are expected.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Butte
Milwaukee
University of Washington
University of Montana
United States
Many Good Acts on Pantages Program at Broadway
The current Pantages bill at the Broadway theater ends tonight with a varied program. Henriette de Serris features 16 sculpture reproductions from Paris, plus Three Kuma Brothers juggle and perform a rural sketch. Bert Stoddard, Goetz and Duffy, and Ward and King add monologue and patter for an entertaining evening.
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Academy of Sculpture
Paris
Kuma Brothers
Eldridge
Barlowe
Bert Stoddard
Goetz
Duffy
Ward
King
Settlement Reached in Hall Death Suit
Victoria Hall as administratrix accepts 15000 from Northern Pacific to settle a damage suit over Albert Hall's death. A July 1918 verdict of 25000 was reduced by the supreme court to 15000 on December 8 1919.
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Victoria Hall
Albert Hall
Northern Pacific Company
Hall
Supreme Court
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