No Witnesses Tangle Soldier Hangings In France Probe
Testimony shows soldiers swore no witnesses to hangings in France while a senate inquiry examined charges of executions without trial. Statements from Lawrence Kansas and East Orange witnesses described killings by military police, with conflicting claims on number hanged and whether due process occurred.
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Witnemer
Senate
Mnattice
France
Henry Gentes
Lawrence
Kan
Joseph Pitipe
East” Orange
S.J
William Patterson
Philipr
Rhres Medical
Bane
Chateat
Nagoitat
ts-kur-Tiner
Julius Rosenwald
Sears, Roebuck, & Co
Chicago
Rosen
War Department
First Young Thing How Was the Party
A fragmented phrase recalls a social event question about party mood as time ran out and the moment lingered with youthful impressions. No clear names or dates emerge, leaving only a fleeting reflection on the scene and duration.
Divorces Filed in District Court
Marion E. Dubois sues Arthur Du Bois for divorce alleging desertion on November 1 1920. They wed in Washington DC in 1918 and have one child. The formality shows Lamb and Malloy as counsel for Dubois. Annie Burke seeks divorce from Maria Burke with a restraining order. married in Butte in 1904 and with five children. She seeks 75 per month alimony 25 suit money and 260 attorney fees. Ruth Lawry seeks alimony from John Lawry. hearing set for January 28 at 1 pm. Tom Russell granted a divorce on default of the defendant.
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Marion E. Dubois
Arthur Dubois
Washington, D.C
Lamb & Malloy
Dubois Annie Burke
Mariain Burke
Butte
Lawry
Tom Russell
TRINIMAN BURIED IN Butte SERVICES HELD
Funeral services for Mrs Nannie Triniman were held yesterday after 2 PM at her daughter in laws home in Chicago street. Rev John A Smith of Wesley Methodist chapel led the rites with the chapel choir singing Abide With Me and Jesus Lover of My Soul. Pallbearers included Dave Matthews Tom Price Fred Langdon Harry Good John Couch and Bert Searles. Interment followed in Mount Moriah family plot. Seven women fined in por court for city gravity violations with five fined 10 dollars and two 15 dollars.
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Triniman
Nannie ‘Triniman
Ruby ‘Triniman
Chicago Street
John A. Smith
Wesley Methdist Chapel
Butte
Edwin ‘Triniman
Wesley Chapel
Jesus
Dave Matthews
Tom Price
Fred Langdon
Harry Good
John’ Couch
Bert’ Searles
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Kellogg's Bran Promises Natural Constipation Relief
A promotional piece extols Kellogg's Bran as a natural, permanent relief for constipation. It contrasts pills with bran, urges daily two tablespoonfuls, notes chronic cases require more, and touts uses in pancakes, raisin bread, and other foods. Claims include clearer skin and fresher breath.
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Kellogg's
Marriage of heir again postponed in Chicago society
The engagement and marriage of Mary Landon Baker of Chicago to Allister McCormick, a popular Middle West figure, have been postponed for the second time. The first postponement occurred as the church was filled with Chicago's social elect. A definite date has not yet been set.
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Mary Landon Baker
Chicago
Allister McCormick
Middle West
Miss Baker
Meighan Returns With New Rialto Play
Butte cinema goers learn that Thomas Meighan stars in A Prince There Was at the Rialto theater beginning today. Meighan, dubbed the good luck star, has a phenomenal record with his films and remains one of the world's most popular actors.
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Butte
Thomas Meighan
Rialto Theater
Tom Meighan
Meighan
Meighan Stars in Paramount’s A Prince There Was Film
Thomas Meighan headlines the Paramount picture A Prince There Was as a son of the idle rich who longs for purpose. Mil dred Harris plays a struggling young writer, and Peaches Jackson shines as Comfort Brown in a light romance. A vanity comedy, Chester Outing reel, Paramount Magazine, and Kinogram News Weekly complete the program.
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Gevcenises
Kir
Meighen
Charles Edward Martin
Meighan
Mildred” Harris
Little Comfort Brown
Peaches" Jackson
Comfort Brown
Chester
Reel
Paramount Magazine
New Dance Music for Gregson Springs to Debut
Gregson Springs gears up for a weekend of dance as Manager Forsythe confirms a performance by the Imperial Syncopaters, fresh from a six month Los Angeles engagement. The group promises harmony and melody over loud jazz, drawing fans from Butte and Anaconda to the event next Saturday and Sunday.
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Forsythe
Gresson Springs
Sperial
the Springs
Imperial
Gregson
Imperial Hotel
Los Angeles
Butte
Anaconda
State Fish and Game Proceeds From Skin Sale Totals
A total of 1 046.45 dollars was raised from the sale of furs with all skin sale proceeds designated for state fish and game commission funds.
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Tain News
State Fish and Game Commission
College Girl to Reform Society Says Vasent President
President Henry Noble MacCracken of Vasent tells Chicago alumni meetings that college girls will change society by rejecting frivolity and unwholesome trends. He argues women trained as leaders will replace mere fashion with culture and vigor.
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International News Service
Chicago
Henry Noble MacCracken
Vasent
Cole
MacCracken
McCracken
Healing Cream Stops Catarrh Curtain
An ad touts Ely's Cream as a remedy for nasal catarrh and head cold relief. It claims the antiseptic cream poured into the nostrils penetrates air passages, clears nasal congestion, and brings easy breathing with no more hawking. The copy promises rapid relief and a free breathing head.
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Ely
Back Pay at American theater sparks audience triumph
The American theater presented Back Pay a Cosmopolitan Productions feature with Leena Owen in the lead. Frances Marion wrote the scenario Frank Bora directed. The program also included This Is the Life and a Pathe News reel. Defaults were entered in divorce cases Ida Russell vs Thomas Russell and Cori Addieman vs Byron Addieman.
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Hester Jeving
Ester
Cosmopolitan Productions
Leena Owen
Gins
Ben
Frances Marlon
Frank Bora
American Theater Today
Pathe
Ida Russel
Thomas Russell
Cori Addieman
Byron Addieman
Henry Ford Signs Contract With Muscle Shoals Plan
In Detroit Michigan on January date Henry Ford signed a contract related to the Muscle Shoals project and sent it to the war department within hours of receipt.
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Detroit
Mich
Jan
Muscle Shoals
Henry Ford
War Department
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