Jerusalem Dream Haunts Courtroom Disturbance Case
In a Seattle Sunday disturbance case, Barron and others tied to a landlady incident were fined but the penalties remitted after proving they were visiting strangers unfamiliar with local finances. The judge noted betting on ball games and a lack of awareness of ordinances. A separate case saw Sullivan fined for disturbing the peace after a late night incident where a woman fled barefoot.
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Horoscope for Thursday July 20 191
Astrologers warn of a quiet yet serious day with Venus adverse and Uranus strong. Engagements and weddings may suffer, deception risks for suitors, and women should beware ill dressing. The forecast predicts a road season for theater managers, health cautions for women and children, and possible upheavals from false prophets and strange cults. Carpenters are urged to attend a meeting to elect delegates to the national convention.
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Living wage urged for women by Moose convention
Mooseheart Illinois July 19 address at the international Moose convention Darius A Brown former mayor Kansas City urged a living wage for women workers saying citizens must ensure girls earn enough to fight life’s battles. He noted Moose membership at 500000 and growing as a factor in the wage effort. St Louis Missouri July 19 suit filed for 2.5 million against a stock transfer brokers from Kansas City claiming commissions due in a 14 million property deal.
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Easterners Coming Excursion Delayed in Butte Visit
The St Pauls Business Men and Minnesota State Band join a Western tour to Butte. They arrive Saturday at 1 49 PM, tour city sights, view an Anne river trip, and attend a banquet by the Butte Chamber of Commerce. A moving picture show will screen on the Mull. They plan a concert on courthouse steps and return Sunday evening via Northern route.
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Two Widows Die from Deadly Drug Habit at Warm Springs
The deaths involve Mrs. May 27 mother of seven and Mrs. Clark 34 with one child in a state asylum at Warm Springs. Both women, widows, fell back into drug craving after years of presumed recovery. They were moved to the facility by car for treatment and safety.
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Explosion at Waterfront Trestle Shocks City Night
A blast at a Northern railroad trestle on the Waterfront near Thomas Street late Monday night damaged the structure and frightened nearby residents. Authorities say the explosion was likely intentional but no injuries are reported as investigators probe the incident.
Spiritualist Church Convention in Butte Montana
The Mon tana State Spiritualist association held its annual convention in Butte over Sunday and Monday. Attendees reported strong participation, with leadership changing hands and discussions on spiritual methods and church philosophy. The federation, part of a national body with about 3,000,000 members, noted 30 percent membership growth in the past decade and plans for next year’s Tonk convention in Title.
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Senator Martine Efforts to Intercede for Casement Blocked
Senator Martine of New Jersey pressed the senate to adopt a resolution urging executive intercession with Great Britain to stay the death sentence of Sir Roger Casement. Points of order halted his bid during naval appropriation bill consideration.
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Granite markers settle old boundary between Michigan and Ohio
The long disputed boundary between Michigan and Ohio was finally marked last summer with a new line of handsome granite stones. The 614 pointary area, once a keen issue before Michigan's statehood, now stands clearly defined.
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French Captors Take Fort After Bold Breakthrough
Paris July 18 one of the most striking episodes of the refonsive was the taking of fort at Biaches and the garrison of 112 men by nine French soldiers. A breach found by a lucky officer allowed a small party to advance under grass cover. Three officers and six men burst in shouting forward with bayonets bombs exploded in the dugout. The Germans surrendered almost without a fight. The nine captors led the entire garrison of 112 to the rear. In Milwaukee a rear end collision injured over 20 people with 18 taken to hospitals.
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Paris
Biaches
Lithuanians Relief Funds Day Urged by House Panel
Washington July 19 The house foreign affairs committee favorably reported a resolution asking the president to designate a day for contributions to relief funds for Lithuanians in the war zone.
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House Foreign, Affairs Committee
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