Local official defends middlemen as fair price practice
County food administrator Frank W. Haskins says dealers are not uniformly forcing higher prices. He notes some profiteering possible but most merchants cooperate with the administration. He disputes a blanket 15 cent per dozen egg rise and explains butter price shifts due to competition from other districts. Violations will be punished by the state food administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Haskins
T Coma
Seattle
Butte
Fair Price Board
Mr. Haskins
Moillen seeks modification of divorce decree custody ruling
Laura Moillen petitions the district court to modify the April divorce decree that granted Jacob Moillen custody of their child. She alleges Jacob remarried and his new wife has three children, while Laura has remarried Charles Warnie and argues the blended family can better care for the child.
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Laura Moillen
Jacob Moillen
Charles Warnie
Man seeks void marriage over Spokane nuptials
Louis J. Bendel asks a court to declare his marriage to Jennie Brendel void. He claims she already had a living husband at the time of their Spokane wedding five years ago and was not coerced. The notice promises guaranteed jewelry repairs and a sale at 37 North Main Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Bendel
Jennie Brendel
Spokane
Wade
North Main
Mayer
Von Ludendorff Rules The Roost In German War Circles
A 1918 profile by George Renwick examines General Ludendorff’s influence and the power behind the German government. It traces key figures like Von Hintze and Count Von Kuehlmann, noting Hintze’s naval background, a controversial Mexico episode, and Ludendorff’s maneuvering to place Hintze in influential posts as he edges toward Wilhelmstrasse power.
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George Renwick
New York Amsterdam
Tudendorfz
Christiania
Terlin
Berlin
von Capelle
von Hintze
Ludendorff
von Hintse
Diedriche
Pacific
Dewey
Manila
Diedrich
Heintze
Germany
von ‘Tirpitz
Hintze
Tirpitz
Hintee
Kuehlmann
Russia
Petrograd
Mexico
von’ Hintze
Peking
Alt Hichest
China
Christi
Ais Ludendorf
Wilhemstrasse
The
New York Times
Child Bitten by Dog Near Florence Avenue Shop Block
Seven year old Joe Sullivan was bitten on the leg by a large black dog as he left the Owsley block with a companion. The incident happened yesterday afternoon and the boy cried out as the dog sprang at him. the dog then disappeared. A public notice follows urging members of Rate Working Men's Union No. 12,985 to attend a regular meeting. A referendum of importance is to be taken, signed by William O'Brien, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sullivan
Florence Avenue
Owsley Block
Rate Working Men’s Union
F. Te
William. O'Brien
Young Roosevelt May Not Die Yet In Action
Telegraphs from New York and London relay hopes that Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt, son of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, may have landed safely after a July 14 mission. Reports from a squadron describe a dogfight with seven enemy planes. no confirmation of Quentin's death. messages of gratitude reach Colonel Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt.
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New York
Theodore Ht
N.Y
Per
Roosevelt
Quentin Roosevelt
Lietenant Roosevelt
Pershing
Paris
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Quentin
Saratoga
London
Livy George
Theodore Roosevelt
Lieut
Quertin Roosevelt
Mesage
American Army Chief of Staff Peyton C. March Awarded
General Peyton C. March, chief of staff of the American army, was named Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George by Britain. The briefing notes the honor bestowed in Washington on July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marci di Washington
St. Michael and St. George
Peyton C. March
Goods Are Found In Home After Farlinger Arrest
Police recovered more than 800 dollars worth of household articles including silver cut glass and china from the home of Mr and Mrs Farlinger in Hutte Dakota streets. The couple admitted thefts tied to various burglaries across South Dakota and Montana. Mrs Farlinger was held with her infant daughter while the investigation and arrests continued.
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Hutte
Fred’ Farlinger
Dakota Strs
Farlinger
Oasis
Wilikim
McGill
Marehik
China
Grost
South Dakota
Tolen
West Porphyry
Siminone
South Rocker
Mike
Oates
Johnson & Magnuson
Montana
British Premier backs Wilson on war peace terms
David Lloyd George the British Premier aligns with President Wilson in insisting there can be no peace until Germany accepts the conditions laid by the United States. If Germany accepts, peace can come immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lloyd George
Wilson
Germany
United
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