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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1916

Page

14

Gruelty Charged in Two Separate Divorce Pleas

In one case a Butte man sues for divorce from Maud Lawrence citing a troubled marriage since their 1913 wedding. He reports his wife’s violent temper, neglect of meals, threats, and prior attempts at self harm, while accusing her of driving him to provide for boarding guests. In the second suit, Dora Murray seeks dissolution from Simon Murray alleging cruelty and abusive temper.

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Patrolman's Assailant Fined Heavily in Police Court

In a police court ruling Judge Whitty fined Lincote $100 after he allegedly attempted to shoot a policeman with a loaded revolver. Also fined were Dean $50 for entertaining a questionable woman in a downtown rooming house, Mollie Colling and Nora Sullivan $10 each for disturbing the peace, and Dervisher and Thomas $19 each for fighting.

Whitty Lincote Linecote Priya Hawe Dean Butte Bred Smith Mollie’ Colling Nora’ Sullivan Cabbage Patch JH. Dervisher Thomas

Newsboys Club Presents A Fine Evening Program

A well received Newsboys' club program last night was led by Mrs. E Brueltick and featured Mr. Williams with Miss L Pearce on piano, a talk on The Child Life of Christ by Rev Leslie Fechtel, another by Rev Roy E Farly on Opportunities for the Boys of Today, and a recitation A Pleasant Half Hour at the Beach. W H Trippet visited from Anaconda yesterday.

Newsboys' Club E. Brueltick Mr. Williams

Berlin Hesitates 10 Admit Wrongdoing In Lusitania Case

Reports from Washington indicate Germany may offer a settlement omitting admissions of wrongdoing by its U boat commander. The United States is unlikely to accept any terms allowing a formal justification of the sinking. Hope rests on a broader pact indemnifying American lives lost while avoiding explicit blame. Berlin and Teutonic circles weigh similar settlements seen in the Arabica precedent.

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House to spend week in Berlin

Col E M House personal representative of President Wilson will depart for Paris tomorrow after talks with British officials and cabinet members. He will stay in Paris as a guest of Ambassador William G Sharp then proceed to Berlin for a week. The Senate Post Office Committee favorably reported a bill to raise postal savings deposits from 500 to 1000 dollars.

London Col. E. M. House Wilson Paris Colonel House William G. Sharp Berlin Washington Senate Postoffice

London Moves to Expand Trading with the Enemy Law

The Board of Trade, under government, will empower prohibition of any person firm or company of hostile nationality from conducting business in Britain during the war. It may also petition to wind up businesses registered abroad that operate in the UK if their actions would amount to trading with the enemy.

London Board of Trade House of Commons United Kingdom

New York Export Records Reach New December High

New York port shipped exports valued around 190 to 192 thousand dollars in December, led by munitions. The month set a new maximum for US port shipments with allies receiving large sums. Notable items included firearms, automobiles, copper products, locomotives, bacon, and horses. Also mentions Baron Hang von Berlepsch’s Thuringian bird paradise as a world wonder.

New York Dcember Customs House Great Britain France Russia South America Baron Hang von Berlepsch Thuringia

Inside bathing with hot water and phosphate cleanse

A historical advertisement urges drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush poisons from stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this internal bath cleanses the alimentary tract relieves bilious headaches and constipation and promises readers will become advocates for the regimen.

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