Wife charges husband with ill treatment in divorce filing
A divorce complaint filed by Hate Dodar against Lawrence Dodar accuses him of threatening to kill her and of demanding $500 for him. She says she slept in a barn for a week after fleeing the home and seeks custody of their child. Also noted is a separate item about Fort Walla Walla grounds being considered for an airplane landing field and a brief note on William Sproul being named president of the Pacific Railroad company.
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Dodar
Lawrence Dodar
Walla Walla, Wash
John W Lanedon
Walla Walla
Cial Club
Old Fort Walla Walla
Magistrate Dismisses Drunkenness Charge for Elderly Man
In a late year gesture of leniency the magistrate freed Thomas McLaughlin, aged about sixty, after he appeared for drunkenness. He seemed in poor shape and had a minor forehead cut from a radiator incident at a restaurant on East Park Street before his midnight arrest. Officers said he was more intoxicated than injured.
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Thomas McLauchelin
McLaughlin
Butte, Po- Hee
East Park Street
Insomnia Cited As Reason for Nightly Walks In Court
Brymor Lewis, charged with vagrancy, testified he suffers from tuberculosis and insomnia forcing him to walk at all hours. He claimed the illness left him unable to sleep and unable to work, though officers noted he prowled questionable city areas at night.
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Brymor Lewis
National Shrine of Immaculate Conception to Start May
Ground for the national memorial shrine in Washington to the Immaculate Conception will be broken in May with ceremonies and a Catholic pilgrimage. The 5 million project by the Catholic University trustees features a Romanesque 420 foot church with a 380 foot bell tower, 3000 seating capacity, extensive crypt and chapels, and artwork including Murillo by the pope’s gift.
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Washington
United States
Butte
Thomas J. Shahan
Catholic University
Okamesaue Seh
Italy
Cardinal Gibbons
National Soldiers
University
Maginnis and Walsh
Boston
Frederick W. Murphy
Frederick Olmstead
Murillo
United Statere
Ark of the National Shrine
Dougherty
Philadelphia
Bishop Canevin
Pittsburg
The
T George Smith
James” J. Ryan
Phiadelphia
Order of Camels to Fight Aridity Inaugurated in Milwaukee
Milwaukee will inaugurate a new lodge named Order of Camels on January 16, 1820, pledging its members to a temperance campaign and opposition to prohibition. The group signals a two year drive aimed at repealing the prohibition amendment as it takes effect.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Order of Is
Women Eligible for Six Civil Service Posts Include Mining Accountant
A government civil service list issued yesterday shows six posts open to women with salaries from 1200 to 6000 dollars. Notable is the mining accountant position, touted as among the best, with a 1200 to 6000 range. Other openings include assistant in plant histology, clerk with general knowledge, microanalyst, mining accountant grade 1 and 2, and a purchase agent, with various male and female eligibility noted and key dates in February and January.
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Civil Service
Bel Mining
Deputy Sheriff Lost In Surf At Sixes River Rescue
Curry county deputy H. W. Peter died early today at the Sixes river mouth while a party of four attempted to reach the wreck of the steamer Chansler. A surf swept them out, plunging the men into the water near the stranded vessel.
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Lipe
H. W. Peter
Curry County
Sixes River
Chansler
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World News
Jack
HOLT
Stan
Ine
Husind
Sproul
W York
William
Therm Pacific Railroad Company
Ting
Lay
Julius Krutt
Lemengy
Catholic Church
America
Zane Grey
Desert
Rialto
Aursday
Bhortie
West Park Street
M. C. Lind & Sons
East Park
AEW
Powell Jewelry Co
N. Main Street
J. F. Powell
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