Chaplin divorce case looms as properties tied up
Beverly Hills faces a new legal volley as Charles Spencer Chaplin fights a fault and cruelty laden divorce suit filed by Lita Grey Chaplin. Receivers named to oversee community property while hearings schedule and restraining orders kept the actor from disposing of assets.
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Jude Walton J. Wood
Charles Spencer ‘Chaplin
Neuteon Fctrainad
Lita Chaplin
Chaplin
W. Eger
Shite Finch
Arevcnt
Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
Charles Spencer Chaplin
Lita Grey
Loyd Wright
New York
Wright
Median
Charles Spencer Jr
Sydney Earle
Hills
Chaplin Studios, Inc
Charles Chaplin Film Corporation
United “Artists, Corportation
Albert Reeves
Yeading Iady
Hollywood
Mexico
Albert B Fall Holding His Own In Illness
El Paso reports former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall ill with pneumonia at home. Attending physician Dr. Safford says Fall is holding his own with no immediate crisis and shows no signs of weakening.
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Evox
EL Paso
A.B. Fall
City to Build Funeral Pyre To Get Fortune of Recluse
Francis, a hermit living near Kewanee, leaves extensive lands to Peoria city on one condition a funeral pyre be built near his house and his body cremated. The will also directs a county club clubhouse and park on his land. Francis, a University of Wisconsin graduate, kept hidden chambers and a concealed crypt in his mysterious residence.
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Pry
Anaconda
Peoria
Francis
Kewanee
Fead
Kewane Ray
University of Wilds
Two Butte Banks Select Officers
Metin Tank and Trust company of Butte held its annual stockholders meeting to elect directors and approve officers. Directors rejected included Charles J. Kelly and John D. Ryan, while James J. Woodward remained president with James T. Vinien as vice president and RW Place as cashier. The Miners’ Saving Bank and Trust also held its annual meeting electing directors David J. Charles, Dave Maule, and others, with officers David J. Charles as president and David Maule as vice president.
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W. G. Jawden
Metin Tank and Trust Company
Butte
Charles J. Kelly
John D. Ryan
Cornelius F. Kelley
Thomas A. Marlow
James KR. Hobbins
Evans J. Bruce Kramer
Viarry A. Gallwey
John J. Coretter JE. Woodard
James T. Walen
James J. Woodward
James T Vinien
RW. Place
J. L. Teal
Hark
Woodard
Miners’ Saving Bank and Trust Company
David J. Charles
Dave Maule
L. Carroll
Sam. "White
W. le Renick
G. ‘A. Chovisny
John’ Ti Ames
W. A. Kemper
J. Fenton
David Maule
TJ. Fenton
Eshier
H. A. Kenck Lind
J.P. Llodi
Vanistant Cashiers
Mellon Explains Denaturant Need in Prohibition Row
Treasury chief Mellon defends continuing use of denatured alcohol arguing no legal discretion to drop effective denaturants for harmful ones. Wheeler counters that Mellons report vindicates anti denature stance while Senate probes correspondence and Ireland.
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Treasury
Senate
Wayne B. Wheeler
Andaloon League
Mellon
Atticus Webb
Texas
Iris
Andrews
House
Representative Garner
Milk Yarn Nuisance Rumor in Providence Football
Providence R. I. Jan. 11. Brown's Ironmen plan to drink milk in the next football season. The policy will be kept secret. Coach Tuse McLaushry has received hundreds of letters from producers dairy and medical journals asking for details, but he declines to disclose information.
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Providence
R. 1
Brown
Ironmen
Tuse McLaushry
Anaconda Vasa Lodge to Install New Officers Tonight
Bernadotte lodge No 186 Order of Vasa holds this evening’s meeting to install newly elected officers. Joseph Lind of Butte, grand master of the Montana grand lodge, will perform the installation. After business and ceremony, refreshments and dancing follow. Officers include Felix Ostmark past president Verner Carlson president Oscar Olson vice president Walter Peterson recording secretary Gust Peterson vice recording secretary Mrs Gust Peterson financial secretary Mrs Peter J Johnson treasurer Edward Peterson chaplain Edward Peterson Henning Johnson masters of ceremonies Hjalmar Westin and John Carlson wardens.
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Bernadotte Lodge No. 186
Order of Vasa
Joseph Lind
Butte
Montana Grand Lodge
Felix Ostmark
Verner Carlson
Oscar Olson
Walter Peterson
Gust Peterson
Peter J. Johnson
Edward “Peterson
Edward
Peterson
Henning Johnson
Hjalmar Westin
John Carlson
Domitrovich Arrested On Charge Of Assault
J D Domitrovich, sought on a third degree assault warrant from several weeks earlier, was arrested last night by Officers Osborne and Schwartz. He allegedly struck Special Officer Dick Matchett during a fracas at Mabel hall on Christmas Eve. The warrant had been issued but he left the city. he was jailed at the county facility and will face Justice Heuriod's court at a later date.
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J.D. Domitrovich
Osborne
Schwartz
Domitrovich
Dick Matchett
Mabel Hall
Cers
Justice Heuriod
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The fragmentary text appears as an OCR garble listing scattered terms. Readable elements include personal names, locations, and potential events but no coherent narrative or verifiable facts to summarize into a valid news item.
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Asacunva
Bacceasree
Ne Fenee
Bea Renee
Peerana Cay
Kujawa Held Responsible For Death Of Martin Kujawa
In a New Year’s Day inquest a car accident near Five Mile caused the death of Martin Kujawa. Witnesses said Martin and two companions stepped into a roadway gutter while Kujawa operated a machine. Physicians cited heart inflammation and internal injuries as death causes aggravated by liquor and the collision. Martin’s companion Peter Ward was also injured. Kujawa did not testify. Martin was buried at Holy Cross cemetery.
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Sata
Martin
Bach
Ths Martin
Desconona
Ferko
Tia Vompaniona
Three Mile
Five Mile
Pen
Ferka
Feria
Francis Kelly
Ray
Kujawa
Eter
Wass
Ndt
Uald
Ward
Seo Kujawa
Milas Crowiey
Smery Cafe
John T. Frisbee
Spectators testify on Laurier theater disaster inquest
In Montreal on January 11 two boys and a man testified before the fire commissioner about the Laurier theater blaze that killed 77 children. They described spectators filling rear aisles and the balcony as the stampede followed.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Laurier Moving Picture Theater
Insurfices
Lawand
Maisonneuve
Ontario Street
Mount Royal Avenue
Laurier Palace Theater
Albany Crime Statistics Reflect Year of Law Breakers
Albany New York January 11 reports that 66 462 people were convicted of breaking laws in the state during the year. Among them 15 197 were tried for drunkenness including 467 women.
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Albany
No .Y
Gus Comstock Regains Minnesota Coffee Drinking Title
Gus Comstock, famed Minnesota coffee drinker, won back the crown by finishing 85 cupfuls in 2 hours 15 minutes, defeating TL Streety of Amarillo. The event drew a crowded hotel scene as Comstock consumed coffee nonchalantly and celebrated the victory with supporters.
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Minn
Gus
Comstock
Minnesota
P. Bownin
TL Streety
Amarilo
Ibn
Texas
Nicaragua Standoff Draws Broadside In Senate Talks
The text describes divided reactions in Congress to U S policy on Nicaragua and Mexico amid President Coolidge's message. Senators debate Diaz and Bolsh evism claims while Lee Peary Kellorg is awaited before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. A new Nicaraguan minister arrives, and press commentary in Rome notes U S imperial posture and intervention threats.
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White House
Coolidge
Lee Peary Kellorg
Senate Forten Relations Committee
Horah
Bingham
Connecticut
Diaz
Nicaragua
Idaho
St Beng
United States
Chamero
Alejandro Cesar
Washington
New York
Russia
Panama
Huddieston
Amrien
Mexico
Yeonde
Mexco
Necaragua
Harines
Wood
Wilson Recime
Ita
Upshaw
Jeoreia
Wilton
Ome
TED
Rome
Boothdae
Congress
Giornale d'Italia
National City Bank Passes Billion Dollar Landmark
National City Bank becomes the first in America to surpass one billion dollars in its capital structure. Shareholders approve a strong growth outlook as executives note a recovery path and expect healthy expansion at home and in foreign branches. President Charles Birtchell cautions about global conditions while affirming continued progress.
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Associated Petens
York
National City Bank i
America
Atock
Targent Sommerelay Bank
Charles Birtchell
The
National City Bank
Manta
Pram
Unity urged at dairy convention in Butte banquet
Concluding session of the Montana dairy convention in Butte featured Professor Nelson of the State College denouncing low cream grading as 1 prejudice and urging quality. speakers highlighted Montana’s dairy growth from 32 to 69 creameries since 1918 and butter output rising from 4.85 million to 16 million pounds. Ents included Al Brown’s Orchestra and notable dairy leaders like Earl J Martin and George Webster. The gathering ended with calls for continued cooperation and state-wide dairy council support.
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Profesor Nelson
State College
Guy le Herrick
Fred Rosselet
Ed Henningsen
Butte
Enairan
Henningren
al Brown
Brownie
Earl J Martin
Association
G. A. Norris
The
M. G O'Malley
Anaconda Standard
J. A. Nelson
A.B. Keith
Butte Miner
George TH. Webster
Montana Dairy Council
Herman Tank
Billy Pickthall
Driscoll
Norris
Montana
George Webster
Dairy Council
Nelson
Henry Ford
Ford
A. B. Keith
M. G. O'Malley
Florida
Blazene
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Coronites
Pred Diasly
Lewistown
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