Letter Harassment Case Highlights Obscene Mail
Harold Clements faced a federal indictment threat after writing obscene letters to Mrs. Pearl Lamphear. Police note a pattern of improprieties from a former boarder, who admitted contact. Lamphear and Mrs. Lamphear appeared in court while Clements was fined and held for possible further action.
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Pearl Lamphear
West Warn Strees
Harold Clements
Clements
Wille Girl
Tooisle Wenidse
Lamphear
Corns Go Sure Pop Trade Slogan
A garbled ad style notice promotes a corn treatment named GATSAT as a painless solution. It claims users avoiding "GAPE-IT" suffer less trouble and pain, promising corns disappear from feet with a claimed facial wrinkle relief in a sensational old fashioned sales tone.
Clements Alleges Affection Dispute Amid Empressment Claim
Clements says he was near Cover d'Alene after the war when Lampiear befriended him and offered empressment services. He asserts the affair with his wife damaged their home and questioned the husband’s role in the matter.
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Clements
Cover d'Alene
Lampiear
Lawsuit Over Telegram Delivery Delays Here
Shaban Lit Hood sues Milwaukee Railroad and Continental Telegraph Co claiming a telegram regarding two carloads of potatoes was delayed at Jefferson Island station. Co defendant Hi Tyre allegedly aided faulty delivery. Trial began with jury selection in district court after a 1918 dispute over payment and shipping terms.
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Tudge Lynch
District Court
Shaban Lit Hood
Milwaukee Railroad
Continental
Telegraph Company
Hi Tyre
Jefferson Island Station
Ta Huai
Miles City
Jefferson Island
Hood
Sloantime
Hie Plains
Tyre
Maes City
Hindu passengers facing new phase in Vancouver case
Cable from Japanese vessel agents notes payment demands and Hindus' refusal to settle charges linked to vessel charter. Immigration inquiry cited as a farce with Hindus potentially leaving. Ottawa orders questioned but could face court appeals. Militant suffragists accused of drugging prisoners for forcible feeding at a London meeting.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Komagata
Sata & Co
Kobe
C. G. Gardner Johnson
Otteriay
Butrard Inlet
Gardner Johnson
Guerdit Singh
Ilindus
Dr. Johhson
Lo Bato & Oa
Wnd
J. H.bird
Immigration Court of Inquiry
Malcolm Thaid
Immigration Department
Ottawa
Bird
Rides of Cottam New York Bride Book Records
June first entries from the city hall license bureau show a record of brides. The day’s ledger lists 410 licenses issued, marking a notable tally for would-be brides in the local district.
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New York
Japanese minister to China named in Tokyo dispatch
June 2 report from Tokio announces Oki Wieki appointed as Japanese minister to China. He previously served at the Japanese embassy in Washington. The note appears in the Daily and San Day Standard via carrier, beginning June 1.
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Tokio
Oki Wieki
Ain Isler la Child
Peru
Wag Folay
China
Washington
Embroidered Navy Dress Reappears in Fashion Line
A navy blue dress with blue taffeta trim and delicate embroidery by a noted label is highlighted this season. Accents include acorn motifs and pale blue embroidery, reflecting a revival of classic textile detail in contemporary fashion.
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Frito Kastoiyn
Crapitane
Baldrome
Acorn Ornamienta
Summer Bargain on White Nainsock and Corset Batiste
An ad offers durable white nainsock and corset batiste in slim, medium and stout sizes 32 to 48. Summer bargain price listed at 1 dollar each, regular price, while supplies last.
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Nacia
Milla
Imitiste
Eoutil
Clayton anti trust bill awaits the final vote
Washington June 2 the Clayton anti trust bill the second measure of the administrations program was completed in committee of the whole and laid aside for a final vote The Rayburn railroad securities bill was taken up for general debate with ten hours allowed and leaders aim to finish the three measures this week after which they will go to final votes The Clayton bill tightens against price discrimination prohibits certain sales restrictions and interlocking directorates while preserving labor unions and allowing jury trials in contempt cases A separate report from San Francisco notes the Griffifths case and other local items with ballots for a referendum strike vote in the railroad industry and a Santa Monica extortion case involving Marie Ellen Al Jenny.
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Washington
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Houoc
United States
Enugh
Get In Line Subscribers Pay Weekly and Yearly Rates
Subscribers of the Standard will pay seven dollars a year in advance by mail in North America. Beginning June 1 daily and Sunday by carrier cost a weekly rate quoted as seven dollars per year equivalent. Everyone can subscribe to Mentena's best newspaper at the popular price now obtainable.
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The
Standard
North America
Mentena
Fatal Auto Accident Near Green Lake Claims Several Injured
In St. Paul area a fatal auto crash occurred near by today. Individuals named include E. N. Nelson of Duluth and A. A. Cornell of Northfield who were killed. Mr and Mrs Thomas Jensen were seriously injured. N Nelson Milas Nettie Paolstrup and Mrs Agnes Andersonson sustained minor injuries.
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Jhusband
Welter
Mrs. Lame
Uphear
Bute
Wiigh
All Druggiats
Co A. Bilio
Ie Baorente & O
Fuller Drug Co
Parcen Drug Co
Iielona
ED Rose
the Jewetor F
Archibald Paint Co
West Park
London
Tung
Mae
Women's Social Nui Political Union
Mra
Mildred Illa Mansel
Mhe
Militant Society
Rides OF Cottam
Paris
Butte
Choice
Kurzon
Kurzow
Black Isle
Spain
Germany
ILATR
S.ceree- Ee
Mair Povéh Pillas
Sateen Vovering
Valve
Settorlan
Alee
Fate’ Fine Ies
Skinner
Iitiste
Horvis
Madame Lyra
Madame Mariette
Connell
Clayton
San Francisco
Joseph Griffiny
Seattle
Tony
Cal. Crank FR
Day
Griffiths
Htengo
Lemen
Western Railroads
Warren 8
Stone
Brotherhood of Laconiglive Firemen and Baghetri
San Franciscs
Marie Ellen al- Jenny
Santa Monica
Karl Nash
Los Angeles
Lewis Clark
Seata Barbara
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