Court Grants Injunction In Chaplin Divorce Case
Liza Grey Chaplin files for divorce from Charles Chaplin revealing a 42 page complaint with allegations of infidelity threats to life lack of affection for children and other unprintable charges. The suit seeks temporary alimony attorney fees and community property division with a claimed fortune around 16 million dollars including 10 million from his salary.
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Charles Spencer Chaplin
Liza Grey Chaplin
Chaplin
White
Lin Seeks Divorce From Comedian and Mexican Deportation Case
Lin seeks divorce from comedian amid unprintable charges. Coast's woman evangelist case dismissed. Mexican government orders deportation of Catholic bishop Diaz, secretary of the episcopate, amid a raid at the episcopate building. Archbishop Flores and four other bishops arrested. Diaz led away as reports cite expulsion from the country.
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Lin
Coast
Mexico
Pascual Diaz
Tabasco
Diaz
la Papam
Guadalajara
Tidus Flores
Michontum
Arces
Mgr
Jesus Hehavartia
Salt Mar
Miguel de la Mora
Luis Paton
Nicholas Corona
Papantia
Mae
Ignacio Walden Pino Ding
Aguascaliente
Diez
Ford Tax Hearings Open Over Million Dollar Demand
Associated Press reports hearings begin in Detroit on the Ford Motor case. Former minority stockholders led by Senator James Couzens face possible $34 million extra income tax based on 1913 stock values. Government claims per share value was $3600 versus $2406 paid, with profits retroactively taxed for years after 1913.
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Associated Press Rroit
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
James Couzens
Federal Board of Tax Appeals
Old
Motor Company
Ford
Lands Withdrawals Set Aside By Interior Department
The Interior Department announced to Congress that vast lands across multiple states were withdrawn from public use for strategic reserves. Key sites include Montana phosphate, New Mexico coal, Arizona and California coal, and potash in Montana Utah Wyoming. The largest block totals 12.55 million acres in New Mexico, with Montana and other states showing significant withdrawals.
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Idaho
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Colorado
Court hears claims against Yegen Brothers bank in Buttewin
District court with Judge Charles Pomeroy heard two actions related to the defunct Yegen Brothers Bank of Buttewan. One minor claim was dismissed, the other increased liabilities by about $10,000. Proceedings directed all claims be submitted by March or risk dismissal at court discretion. The suit centered on a loan of $10,000 from Conrad Trust and Savings Bank of Helena to the bank, secured by a Hear Creek Coal company note and later renewed.
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Cima
Yegen Brothers Bank
Buttewan
Charles Pomeroy
Kalispell
Yeaterday
Sig
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AT Hipbard Vax
Onal Bank of Montana of
Helen
Union Bank and ‘Trust
American National Bank of Land Savings Bank
Trustee and Conrad Trust and Savings Bank of
Helena
Butte Bank
Hear Creek Coal Company
Yegen
Conrad Company
Theaal Company
Bills Provoke Dispute as Montana Assembly Sets Committees
The Montana Assembly, under Speaker Davin, announced 25 committees signaling readiness for business. Debates over commercial gambling, school districts, normal schools, Sunday dancing, prohibition, and nonpartisan elections dominated earlier sessions, with new organization curbing disturbances observed so far.
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Associa Elen
Montana
Billy
Davin
House
Closed primary measure heads Montana House bills
Helena January 10 reports list bills to be introduced in the Montana House. Cheadle Fergus seeks a liquor bill while Rockwood Flathead pursues a sealing measure. Jones Phillips notes a tax payment and delinquent property redemption bill. Cavanuagh introduces H R No 10 on closed primaries requiring voters in nominating elections to declare party affiliation.
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Helena
Cheadle
Fergus County
Rockwood
Flathead
Jones
Phillips
Cavanaugh
Carroll to Serve Team Behind Bars
New York January 2 The producer lost his penalty today a year and a day sentence in Atlanta prison for perjury in a grand jury probe of a bash party at his theater. United States Court of Appeals upheld the verdict of guilt and the sentence imposed by the lower courts.
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America
New York
Jan 2Roll
Auanta
United States Reals Court of Appeals
Montana Solong Adjourning For Butte Wool Growers Meet
State leaders plan adjournment to host the National Wool Growers convention in Butte with an invitation from former Senator Charis Williams of Deer Lembe. Islaie Butte to serve as temporary government hub. legislators asked to adjourn for a few days in January 2022 as Wool Growers convene. Governor Erickson involved in coordinating the gathering.
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Bute
Charis Willams
Deer Lembe
Islaie
Butte
Monana
Erickson
British Move To Remove Missionaries From Trouble Zone
Dispatch reports rising anti foreign agitation across interior China with missionaries being withdrawn by Huntleh from Hapeh Hunan Suzhouan Fukien basin areas. British concessions at Hankow and Kiuklang under nationalist administration as mobs attacked barriers and rioted in foreign zones along the Yangtze.
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Hankow
Huntleh
Hapeh
Hunan
Suechwan
Yangtze River
Fukien
Hankew
Kiuklang
Yangtze
Dairy Products Convene At Butte Convention Opening
The Dairy Products convention opened at a Butte hotel with chief manufacturers from the state delivering addresses and reports. A luncheon at the New Pinten followed, and visitors were entertained at the Broadway theater. Committee members from Butte oversee the visiting ladies with rides and entertainments. Officers to be elected today, next convention site to be decided. The Silver Bow club banquet will cap the visit with a private affair. Welcome address given by Carl Martin, state manager of the Associated Industries of Montana. About 400 in attendance. officers present included Fred Dissley, IB Hirsch, and Fred A Janningwen, with the executive board led by G J Herrick.
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Parpore
Silver Bow Club
Hamquet
G. J. Herrick
Mix
Former Interior Secretary Fall in El Paso with Pneumonia
A. B. Fall, former secretary of the interior, is reported in El Paso to be holding his own with pneumonia. Family members say stimulants are being administered to maintain pulse and a second physician joined late Sunday. A relapse was recorded on Wednesday after earlier reports of recovery.
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EL Paso
Secretary of the Interior
A. B. Fall
Justice Grants Application Of Attorney Keyes On McPherson Case
In Los Angeles January 10 the prosecutor Asa Keyer asked to transfer the Aimee Semple McPherson criminal conspiracy case from California law courts to the Superior Court. The charges against the evangelist were dismissed, with Keyer contending the theory of “public opinion” influenced proceedings. A warrant from San Jose added bad check charges. Similar charges in Los Angeles followed.
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Associated
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Law Courts of
California
Albert Lee Stephens
Asa Keyer
Minnie “Kennedy
Kenneth Ron
Angelus
Tastapring
San Jone
Cal
Lox Angelon
Defense tactics delay start of Norris murder trial
In Austin Texas Judge Hamilton adjourned until Tuesday as defense motions seek continuances and the removal of unqualified witnesses. Marvin Simpson for Dr J Frank Norris notes the defense hinges on the appearance of several material witnesses who were absent or unavailable.
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Austin
Texas
Fter
President Coolidge outlines Nicaragua policy in message
President Coolidge sent a special message to Congress outlining U S policy on the Nicaragua crisis. He said the aim is to protect American lives and property and U S interests against outside interference, which he says comes from Mexico. The address, read in both houses, stresses safeguarding a canal, naval base rights, and Central American stability while defending the Diaz government as constitutional and explaining the Diaz recognition.
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Naval Base
Reas Shington
Congress
Coolidge
House
Senate
Mexico
United Tem
Itexivo
Mesenger
Clerice
United States
Trea Lee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sacasa
Nicaragua
Diaz
Nicaramua
Forced to Act Senator Declares
Senator Frank B Wilts told a Philadelphia audience that England France and Italy pressed the United States to protect their nationals in Nicaragua and warned that if those nations fail to defend their citizens the United States may act to safeguard lives and property. He spoke before the Keneseth Israel Temple Men’s Club.
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Philadelphia
Frank B Wilts
England
France
Italy
United States
Nicaragua
Keneseth Terael Men's Temple Club
Stock Offer of Montana Power Taken in 5 Hours
Montana Power offered 20 000 shares on installment to Montanans in blocks not exceeding 26 shares per buyer. Subscriptions opened after 9 am in several towns and were oversubscribed within five hours. Shares were $15 each with $1.50 monthly payments, effective four months. Dividends start at purchase with interest charges offset by earnings. Sale carried out by company officials under policy to make subscribers partners. Authorized by Frank Kerr, with Stephen Hogan coordinating.
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Momans Power Company
Hutte
Fas
Lewistown
Billings
Montana
Morkent
Montana Power Company
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de Frank
M."kerr
Stephen P. Hogan
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