Chaplin Studio Retains Lawyer in Divorce Receivership Fight
Gavin McNabb, San Francisco attorney, hired by Chaplin Studios Inc to contest the receivership in Lita Grey Chaplin’s divorce suit. Lloyd Wright says McNabb will file to discharge receivers and lead proceedings in court, signaling a vigorous defense in the California divorce case.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Gavin McNabb
San Francisco
Chaplin Studios, Inc
Lita Grey Chaplin
Lloyd Wright
Charles Spencer Chaplin
McNabb
Chaplin Studio, Inc
California
United States
West
Miami Beach Women’s Club petitions managers for all films
The Miami Beach Women's club has gone on record petitioning local moving picture managers to show all pictures. The notice appears in the Miami Beach scene as a formal request reflecting the club’s advocacy for complete film screening without censorship or omissions.
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Mrs Lorain Wiseman Sielaff Signs Denver Speaking Tour
Mrs Lorain Wiseman Sielaff a co defendant in the McPherson conspiracy case signs a contract for a speaking tour to tell the inside story of the McPherson case. She will earn 2500 to 3000 dollars monthly and depart for Denver next week with a nationwide itinerary.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Lorraine Wiseman-Sielaff
Aimee Semple McPherson
McPherson
Denver
Mrs. McPherson
Wing action for fortune as husband flees with funds
Receivers for the $2,000,000 estate in a Seattle Beilingham case reveal George Scolard left eight days ago with about $1,600,000 of the funds. Attorney John Dor says the client heads to Paris via Quebec while a court dissolves a temporary restraining order and names a receiver over properties in Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Bellingham.
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Associated Press
Slattle
Dan
George FF. Lcolard
Beilingimm
Wash
Battle of Law and Wits
Scolard
Seattle
Dor
Dore
Tes
Paris
Quebec
Scollard
Canpe
Precinct committeemen face duties if Moss bill passes
Helena January 14 Precinct committeemen would gain duties beyond their title if Representative Moss of Flathead succeeds with a bill to create machinery for selecting convention delegates and presidential electors. The House also received bids for two state school buildings Great Falls and Havre plus a bank code and a barrier regulation measure. The Senate heard of NRuffcornef Valley plan to move the primary date and a joint committee on verification to certify final bill drafts. Two appropriation measures were proposed.
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Associated Press
Helena
Representative Moss
Flathead
Great Falls
Havre
Senate
Montana Snow Brought From Missoula Reaches Hawaii
A vacuum bottle of Montana snowballs was transported from Missoula to Hawaii. Andrew Gsweis el, a University student, learned from his brother William who had returned from Montana with the snow at the request of former students now living in Hawaii.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Montana
Hawaii
Andrew Gsweil
William
M'ssoula
Cogswell
Hawaiii
Silver Bow County Cuts Precincts to Cut Costs
County Surveyor Mike Loughran completed consolidating Silver Bow from 81 to 63 precincts to save about 5000 dollars per election. Mergers mainly affect the business district with 80 judges no longer needed. new precincts await updated registration books and equipment before taking effect.
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Silver Bow County
Silver Bow
Mike Loughran
County Commissionera
Prec'nets
Grace
Five Mile
Greeson
Loughran
Board of Commissioners
Meaderville
Melrose
Divide
Rocker
Centerville
Lake Avoca
McQueen Addition
Congress debates Mexico Nicaragua policy intensifies rancor
Washington dispatch reports heated congressional discussion on Mexican oil and land laws and U S policy in Nicaragua. Nicaraguan minister defends Diaz constitutional tenure while criticizing Borah and Kellogg. House members accuse policy of aiding Bolshevists and warn against partisan framing.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Mexico
Nicaragua
Latin America
Boreah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Democrats
Senate
Borah
Dill
Heflin
Alabama
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Kellogg
United States
Coolidge
House
Eaton
New Jersey
Mexia
Huddleston
Kellogs
Gilbert
Kentucky
Europe
Nicaraggan
Adolfo Dias
Diaz
Chamorro
Solorzano
Sacasa
Corinta
Juan
Corinto
Governor Ferguson Grants Record Clemency in Texas
Austin January 14. Governor Miriam A Ferguson announced about 104 clemency acts ending her term. She would issue no more pardons before January 18 retirement. The list included 42 full pardons plus parole furlough remissions and a murder sentence commutation, bringing total clemency to 3,289.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Cupid in a Coffee Cup Sparks Rich Diner Romance
Ralph C. Mouery, son of a Youngstown business man, married Anna Louise Wolters, who gained the title America’s Most Beautiful Waitress. The pair met about a year earlier in an Buffalo restaurant where Mouery dined with friends from Ohio State University. Wolters, born in Germany and raised in Niagara Falls, had drawn attention from Niagara Falls’ prominent families before their romance began at her table.
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Central Pres
Buffalo
N. Y
Cupid
Han
Ralph C. Movery
Youngstown, Olio
Mouvery
Ohio State University
Anna Louise Wolters
America
Chicago
Mouery
Miss Wolters
Alsthough
Mias Wolters
Germany
Niagara Falls
Sevons
Young Mourey
Co operation of public urged for wool growers visit
Frank R. Venable of the Butte Chamber of Commerce appeals to all households to provide sleeping accommodations for visiting state and national wool growers. With a convention large attendance is expected in early January 1922 and residents are asked to contact the chamber of commerce at phone number 214 to register available space.
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Tutie
Batte
Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Frank R. Venable
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Montana Wool Growers Conventions Projected Largest Ever
Senator C. H. Williams presided in the city as the Montana wool growers plan the coming state and national conventions. Also present were Senator H. A. Galtney and Senator Frank Hazelbaker of Dillon with the convention arrangements committee.
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Associations of Wool Growers
C. H. Williams
Montana Wool Growers
Williams
H. A. Galtney
Frank Hazelbaker
Dillon
SMITH TO OBJECT OF NEW MOVES BY SENATE FACTIONS
The Senate campaign funds committee will seek ballots and boxes from the Philadelphia county senatorial election. Mayor Kendrick of Philadelphia, the court clerk, the register, Senator-elect Ware, and William B. Wilson are expected to attend. Democratic and Republican leaders plan to contest Smith of Illinois credentials next week on the floor.
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Praze
Washington
Philadelphia
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Kendrick
Court of Common
Senate
Vare
Pennsylvania
Smith
Illinois
Rail Officials to Attend Conference Amid Merger Plans
Charles Donnelly and Ralph Budd presidents of the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railways will travel from St. Paul to New York for directors meetings on merger plans with the Burlington Railway. L. W. Hill will also depart. Directors aim to prepare merger arrangements for filing with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Charles Donnelly
Ralph Budd
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railways
New York
Turiington
Ll. W. Hill
Great Northern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Labor Fight with Communists Led by Green in New York
President William Green declares the American Federation of Labor fights communist elements within unions until the last communist is expelled. He cites New York strikes and immigrant workers as a focus of organized labor’s struggle against subversive influence linked to the Soviet government.
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Green
American Labor
Tampa
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Municipal Auditorium
Obuip
Mexico Seizes Oil Permits Hurting Workers
In Tampico on January 14 the government refused drilling permits to firms not recognizing new oil rules, halting four projects. The Huasteca Oil Co reports cancellation of December permits, risking thousands of job losses and major financial damage to oil firms and workers in the district.
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Associated Press
Tampico
Mexico
Huasteca Oil Company
Mexico City
Mexico Outlook Mixed Amid Disturbances Reported
In Washington a Borah speech before the foreign relations committee questions Bol- shevist influence as observers call Mexico’s situation dubious if not dangerous. Reports from the capital note uprisings in the interior while officials pledge suppression of bandits and rebels.
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Assoca
Brichtler
United States Foreign Relations Committee
William F. Borah
Rcardo Trevino
Jabor
Aaron Laenza
War Department
Offi Dala
Permits Granted Reported From Mexico City
The Department of Commerce and Industry grants permits, with details noted for January 14 from Mexico City. The brief indicates regulatory actions and next steps are on page 2 of the publication.
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Mexico City
Opponents Set to Attack Farm Relief Bill in Congress
In Washington on June 11, two Agriculture Committee members prepared to unveil arguments against the McNary Haugen farm relief bill. Rep. Lloyd Bentsen and Rep. Wyche Fowler will press constitutional and expediency theories while Rep. Longania and Rep. Haugen push for early floor action through a resolution. The bill, approved 4 to 1 in committee, seeks price supports with equalization payments, seen as unconstitutional and potentially harming the cotton industry.
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Washington
Pillege
Agriculture Committee
Republican
New Jersey
Ali
Longiana
McNary-Haugen
Hairmean
Nao
Motor license bill would hurt Silver Bow county funding
Silver Bow officials report a proposed plan to divide motor registration fees among 66 counties would cut local road funding by about 60 thousand dollars annually. With 8.8 percent of Montana’s autos, Silver Bow now collects roughly 80 thousand dollars for road work, and fears equal division ignores county needs and city street maintenance.
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Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Helena
Jone
Bow County
Silver Bow County
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