Divorce Given After Desertion In 1910 Marriage
Andrew G Myhr was granted a divorce from Helene Athelney Myhr by Judge Donlan on grounds of desertion. Myhr testified they wed July 7, 1910, in Butt, and that she left April 1 after hurling vile names at him. He remained faithful. she returned to former occupation in Falls. Judge questioned provocation. Myhr offered none.
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Andrew G. Myhr
Helene Athelney Myhr
Donlan
Myhr
Butt
Iran
Ata
Jaking
Falls
Donian
Sixty Thousand Strikers Plan Parade on Monday
New York January 9 60 000 garment workers plan a line street parade next Monday joined by women workers of the National Ladies Garment Union demanding a 30 hour week minimum wage and shop safety measures police dispersed a crowd at University place injuring a strike breaker and officer rioters were largely women. Lewistown stockholders reelect board of Fergus County Bank with two resignations and a dividend paid. Washington Frederick A Hyde and J H Schneider convicted of conspiracy seek presidential pardons. Human ashes mailed by parcel post to a grave in Rawartsville for Frederick Naumann who died Saturday.
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New York
Lixo Gaynor
Ying
National Ladies Garment Union
University
Washington
Frederick A
J. H. Schneider
United States
California
Oregon
Taft
Hyde
Schneider
Luis
Rawartsvile
Frederick Naumann
Naumann
Eawardsville
Fragmented road incident described with unclear details
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a vehicle on a road near Silver, a sudden jerk or bump, and references to valuations, taxes, and property values. The text lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or places to form a complete news item.
Kootenai Forest Crews Complete Land Examination Season
Special dispatch reports three forest service crews in the Kootenai National Forest have finished their season long work. About 175 tracts were examined and classified. Officers in charge are named in the dispatch and indicate progress for the year.
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Libby
Forest Service
Kootena, National Forest
Meld notes and river Feconnais estimates gathered
Fragmentary text outlines preparations for Meld notes and Feconnais river estimates. Key names and dates are unclear, but the item hints at archival or survey work with river measurements and associated financial or project notes.
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Feconnais
Billy Goat Incident Reported With Rear Admiral Doyle
A fragmented wartime note describes a goat causing a disturbance aboard a station with Rear Admiral Doyle. It mentions uniforms, catch, and assigned receivers, hinting at a formal order and tensions among staff. The readable text suggests a minor incident tied to parade or shipboard routines and the presence of Admiral Doyle.
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Miger
Liave
Wein's Clearing Sale and Raid Report
A fragment discusses a clearing sale in San Francisco with an $18.95 price and mentions a raid on poolrooms. It references six operators arrested Saturday afternoon but released for lack of evidence. Includes a brief, unclear note from Hingham Utah about unidentified bodies in a cave-in.
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San Francisco
Eratora
Hingham
Utah
Brooklyn Woman Dies After Swan Lake Shooting
Annie Schuman twenty one of Brooklyn N Y died in a hospital January 2 from four bullet wounds while walking near Swan Lake in Prospect Park. David Manos surrendered to police admitting he shot her over a rejected marriage proposal and is held on murder charges.
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Annie Schuman
Brooklyn
N.Y
Swan Lake Inspect Park
David Manos
No Law Violated by Judge Archbald Says Defense
The defense for Judge Robert W. Archbald of the United States Commerce Court asserts no law was broken and that he acted impartially while facing impeachment proceedings. Simpson argues senators threaten constitutional breaches by basing action on passion and prejudice rather than evidence or law.
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Archbald
Washington
Dan
Senate
Bas
Dudge
Robert W. Archbald
Univer Merce Court
Tral Bynt
Archi
Simpson
Worthington
Vrehtaid
Tela
Lor
House of
Slinpaon
Archball
Fires Claim Two at San Francisco Lodging Houses
Two sailors and other lodging house residents perished in a blaze on the waterfront in San Francisco. Dozens were rescued as flames swept through the San Pedro lodging and the Mari Ime hotel. Police and firefighters battled smoke and debris in the early hours, with many victims found in their night clothes. The blaze also injured several and disrupted harbor area safety as investigators began tracing the cause.
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Wates
Freien Grincess
J. J
A. O'Kee
Shaughnesey
San Pedro
Mari Ime
Local Mason Installation Amid Epidemic in White Sulphur
White Sulphur news reports the annual Mason installation and reception held last Friday, postponed due to the grip epidemic. Several officers and members were listed, followed by a grand dinner. The town faces a severe influenza-like outbreak, with one third of residents bedridden, while wolves resurface in valley reports and cattlemen reinforce sheds amid a local bounty program for losses.
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Sulphur Springs
The
W. M
Damer de Doknston
Sherman
EB. Ratsch
D. B McKay
Montana
Miners Resume Rioting in Kanawha Coal Field
Rioting resumed last night in the Paint Creek area of the Kanawha field amid a continuing strike. Reports from Charleston say a Standard Gas Coal Co operation was attacked as miners fired on a coal train near Hollygrove yard. An attempt to dynamite a residence near Hollygrove was also reported.
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Charleston
W. Va
Dan
Paint
Aman Ha
Smith
Hollygrove
Sarety
St Louis Druggist Pleads Guilty In Mail Fraud Case
Gustave Be Jacobs a druggist pleaded guilty and was fined 100 dollars while Hulda Koch proprietor of a maternity hospital was acquitted after federal district court trial on charges of using the mails for improper purposes in the nationwide government crusade.
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St. Louis
Gustave BE
Jaccobs
Hulda Koch
Federal District Court
Incest Charge Involving Pratt Rancher Detected
Deputy Sheriff James Brevine headed to the Cat Creek basin with a warrant for Cornelius Pratt a rancher charged with incest. Pratt’s daughter recently confined at a Great Falls hospital. Police expect to bring in a man named Vino charged with criminal intimacy with Pratt’s stepdaughter.
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Lewistown
James Brevine
Cat Creek
Cornelius
Pratt
Great Falls
Officers approve of army canteen reform amid Panama talks
Washington reports the army canteen changes backed by officers as Secretary Tarn notes efforts to clean up Panama’s High District before traffic openings. A visit to Panama sought to buy 10 acres in the district but negotiations failed. In California, Leonard Wood cites temperance issues near Presidio amid army restrictions.
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Washington
Reid High
Colon
Panama
Presidio
California
Rislers
Leonard Wood
Clerk of Land Office Under Bond for Assault
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Wistown reports Joseph, chief clerk of the United States land office, charged with assault in the first degree on Register C. K. McKain. A bond of $00 was posted for a preliminary hearing due in a few days. Accounts differ over the incident with the register claiming the clerk was struck first. the clerk says he acted in self defense after being attacked.
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Standard
Wistown
Jan
Josepah
United Sates Land Office
C.K. McKoin
Lamb
Officer Resigns From County Health Office
Special Dispatch from Lewistown reports Dr. W. A. Long, who has served five years as county health officer, resigned Tuesday. He left with his family yesterday to spend the winter in Florida.
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Stanvars
Lewistown
W. A. Long
County Health
Florida
Chicago newspaper man Patrick J Devlin dies at home
Acquainted Chicago journalist and Democratic figure Patrick J Paty Devlin passed away at his residence yesterday. Known for his extensive Illinois contacts, Devlin was a prominent local political operator and newspaperman celebrated for his wide network of acquaintances. The notice highlights his long public life and influence in state politics.
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Chicago
Jan
Patrick J.paty Devlin
Illinois
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