Hundred Dollar Bed for His Wife in Alimony Case
Rose Price sues John E. Price claiming neglect and deceit since their Havre marriage on April 4, 1906. She says she earned and deposited her own funds while he spent lavishly. he counters that he supported the family and shared bank funds, with debts around 1300. Judge McClernan orders him to provide essentials, pay $20 monthly alimony, and $50 attorney’s fee.
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Rose
Price
John E. Price
McClernan
West Park Street
Buildings wrecked in Big Timber gale
A powerful wind storm swept Big Timber injuring utilities and wrecking structures. Wires were demoralized, chimneys blown down, and two buildings destroyed, including the West side of the Sweet Grass Tribune building with roof torn off. Losses run to several hundred dollars. Another warehouse owned by Frank Doucett was demolished. Wind speed about 60 miles per hour.
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Sweet Grass Tribune
Elvery
Frank Doucett
Vancouver to Spokane bound passenger train report
Vancouver British Columbia reports a west bound passenger train from the city toward Spokane. No further details on timing, operator, or status are provided in the fragment.
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Vancouver
B. C
Jan
Spokane
Portand and Seattle Railroad Washout Near Harbeau Kills Engineer
A Portland and Seattle railroad washout near Harbeau early today derailed the engine mail and baggage cars into a ditch. Engineer George Koontz was killed with no passengers injured.
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Portland & Seattle
Harbeau
George Koontz
Masonic Lodge Declared Charitable In Iowa Tax Ruling
Des Moines Iowa January court decision declares the Masonic lodge a charitable organization not liable for state collateral inheritance tax on potential bequests. Supreme Court ruling establishes tax exemption status for future bequests to the lodge.
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Masonic Lodge
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
Great Suffering Reported Among Plains Farmers
Cheyenne Wy January 18 reports show severe hardship among farmers in Southeastern Wyoming and Southwestern Nebraska due to persistent cold and fuel shortages. Many farmers burn miles of fence posts to stay warm while women remain in bed to conserve heat.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Nebraska
Two Girls Seized by Cab as Black Hand Suspected
Chicago police report the Black Hand is linked to the kidnapping of 17 year old Maria Maroccio who was bundled into a cab en route to work. Her sister Roda Maroccio escaped after three men in the cab seized both girls. she identified the men as Italians and the cab had waited about ten minutes.
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Chicago
Black Hand Society
Maria Maroccio
Maria
Roda
Roda Maroccio
Given by Silver Lowlodge No 1736 M B A
A note from Silver Lowlodge No 1736 M B A Scandia hall dated January 21 details a transfer or donation to a lodge facility. The fragment specifies the giver and venue but lacks full context or recipient details.
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Silver Lowlodge
Scandia Hall
Interstate Consolidated to Spend Over One Million on Western Telephones
Thaddeus S. Lane announces more than 1,000,000 will be spent in 1919 on development in Washington, Idaho and Montana. Spokane plant completion costs 500,000, expanding capacity to 30,000 instruments. the Spokane office moves from Butte. Lane denies any merger with Postal Telegraph and states the firm competes with Bell. long-distance expansion includes lines from Spokane to coast points. Officers named include Lane president, Wall vice president, Mac Ginnis treasurer, Davies secretary.
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Standard
Spokane
Wash
Thaddeus
Lane
Interstate Consolidated Telephone Company
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Home Telephone and Telegraph Company
Consolidated
Home Company
Interstate Consolidated Company
Billings
Mont
Spookane
Great Falls
Pocatello
Missoula
Mullan
Pacific Coast
Postal Telegraph Company
Postal Company
Bell Telephone
Bell Company
Butte
Thaddeus 8
Patrick Wall
John MacGinniss
John F. Davies
T. L. Greenough
M. A. Phelps
A. B. Cook
Helena
William Mead
Los Angeles
Montana Independent Telephone Company
Anaconda
Stevensville
Deer Lodge
Lewistown
Virginia City
Cotton Takes One More Hard Slump
New York cotton prices slid to fresh lows on January 18 as liquidation neared 300,000 bales. March fell 76 points from the prior session, May 73 points, with the slump erased late by strong buying from trade interests that halted the decline and produced a rally and firm close.
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New York
May
Ries
Paulhan's feat may win prize in cross-country flight
Paulhan pilots a big white plane toward the Sierra Madre aiming for a world cross-country record. He travels 19 minutes toward Old Baldy peak then returns on a line with Baldwin race track observers. Crowds cheer as he lands and vows the feat will go twice as far someday.
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Sierra Madre Range
Old Baldy Peak
Baldwin Race Track
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Bishop
Paulhan
Local Notices of Two Ancillary Deaths at South Main Street
George Peace aged 64 died yesterday at 223 South Main street. Funeral follows tomorrow at 2 pm at Richards funeral chapel. William Cunningham aged 24 died early yesterday. Further arrangements by Richards undertaker await word from relatives.
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George Peace
South Main Street
Richards
Clint
William Cunningham
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