Mary MacLane Arrest Sparks Memoir Angle In Chicago
Montana author Mary MacLane faces larceny as bailee charges after borrowing gowns furs and hats for a film. Detectives delivered a manuscript linked to Mme Alla Ripley, prompting a debt dispute and MacLane’s reflection on experience shaping her writing. She awaits possible modification of the municipal court action.
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Chicago
Mary MacLane
Butte
Montana
Mary
North Side
Mme
Alla Ripley
Chienzo
Mme. Ripley
Estate of Lowry Listed in Court
The inventory of the estate of T. M. Lowry fled in district court shows total valuation of 281.25. A lot in Columbia addition was listed at 10,000 with 1,000 in Liberty bonds and the rest in mining stocks. The estate of Oliver Downs was listed at 5,458.16.
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T. M. Lowry
Columbia Addition
Liberty Bonds
Oliver Downs
Kolchak Envoys Arrive in Berlin to Protect Non Bolshevik Interests
Representatives of Admiral Kolchak, leader of the anti-Bolshevik government at Omsk, have reached Berlin to safeguard non Bolshevik interests. The group is not viewed as a formal diplomatic mission, though the German interior minister is working with the committee.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Admiral Kolchak
Omsk
William C. Bullitt
House of Commons
Andrew Bonar
Bonar Law
Lloyd’ George
Bullitt
Russia
Nebraska denies tech training for Soviets students
Lincoln July 30 Hor Avery of the University of Nebraska denied admitting a group of students linked to the Soviet Russia regime to technical training. The controversy touched on passports for Ruslan Zews and proposals affecting Bolshevik premier Lenine.
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Lincoln
Neb
Idaho Sawmills Continue Operation Amid Strike
Corurd Alene Idaho July 30 A strike by Timber Workers union at three large saw mills failed to close the plants. Rutledge Timber Blackwell Lumber and Winton Lumber operated with reduced crews. Union officials claim 80 percent on strike while company officers report only a few out at each plant. Union demands higher wages.
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Corur D'Alene
Idaho
Timber Workers’ Union
Rutledge Timber Company
Blackwell Lumber Company
Winton Lumber Company
Lumber Company
New System for Wheat Shipment Implemented Aug 1
Washington July 30 news. The railroad Administration and the Grain Corporation will put into effect a blanket permit system for this year's grain shipments starting August 1. The plan may replace the individual permit system if it fails to regulate elevator capacity and ocean tonnage flow.
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Washington
Railroad Administration
The
Grain Corporation
Sanitariums May Get U S Land Free
Government considers a bill to grant free land to sanitariums and related facilities. The proposal outlines conditions and benefits for medical institutions, with emphasis on encouraging established care centers and rural access.
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U. S
Sleeping case moved to county poor farm
A man with sleeping sickness was removed yesterday to the county poor farm for treatment as his condition has progressed to a stupor. He claimed a wife and two children in the South and is considered beyond recovery.
Butte Allows Hose Sprinkling Two Days a Week
The Montana Public Service Commission approved a watering plan for Butte, permitting hose sprinkling on Wednesdays and Sundays for all users, while other days may be used for non hose purposes. Wickets may be used, but hose sprinkling is restricted to the two days.
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Butte Water Company
Montana Public Service Commission
Rainfall Drenches City and Surrounding Areas in Montana
Rain fell with two storms circling the city of Butte, soaking the eastern mountains and reviving dry brooks. A 12 hour rainstorm aided fire suppression in Yellowstone Valley and Absarokee forest area, while stockmen in Park County anticipate renewed ranges as precipitation spread.
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Butte
Yellowstone Valley
Montana
Absorakes Forest Reserve
Park County
Juvenile Court to Hear Liquor Theft Case Friday
Three boys accused of stealing three cases of whiskey from a cellar on Granite Street will face juvenile court Friday morning. Probation Officer Sullivan reports all liquor returned. The theft occurred Monday. a vacant house with a maid led to police notification. A Timberbutte resident sighting linked some liquor to that vicinity.
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Granite Street
Omeer Sullivan
Timberbutte
Butte Personal Notices Birth Announcements
Birth notices from Butte report the arrival of a son to Miles Blunt and a daughter to Cornelius ley and another daughter to J. TL. Murray. A son was born to Mr A T Morgan. AM Hewett of Basin notes ongoing work at Jib Mining properties with new pumping equipment staged for rapid deployment. The equipment can unwater the property in 40 hours from start barring accidents.
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Miles Blunt
Antimony Street
Cornelius ‘Ley
Clark Street
J. TL. Murray
West Empire Street
A. T. Morgan
South Washington Street
AM. I. Hewett
Basin
Jib Mining Company
Strauss Pledges Fortune for Jewish Palestine Aid
Nathan Strauss, noted philanthropist to Jewish communities, announces readiness to devote his entire fortune to helping establish Jews in Palestine and to serve as their first mayor there.
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Nathan Strauss
Palestine
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