Couple Divide Crildren in Two Divorces Before Judge Lynch
Two divorce motions heard by Judge Lynch addressed custody and support. Antoinette Deslick pressed for alimony arrears from John Deslick, who claimed six months in arrears at 25 dollars monthly and was jailed previously for nonpayment. A separate decree modification awarded each parent two children with visitation rights. Johnny was ordered to pay 608 dollars monthly to Winifred Donnelly for three children, Cyrus Clark to Elizabeth Clark 25 monthly, and Addie Brooks received a divorce from Emmett Brooks with 50 monthly for support. Lenora Moore, George Wellesley, Ina Korpt, and Elsie Viol filed or were granted separations on grounds of cruelty, desertion, or maintenance, with varying child custody and spousal support outcomes.
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Linch
Antoinette Deslick
John Deslick
Mary Zoldak
Mike Zoldak
Lynch
Johnny
Winifred Donnelly
Cyrus Clark
Elizabeth Clark
Addie Brooks
Emmett Brooks
Lenora Moore
Peter Moore
George Wellesley
Incy M. Wellesley
Ina Korpt
John Korpt
Elsie Viol
Butte
Yember
Horoscope Notice of Women Power and War Era Fortunes
Horoscope from 1918 era predicts Saturn Sun and Venus favoring women in public affairs and education while warning of summer dangers. It mentions mining and minerals, home and war use of vehicles, and promising outcomes for women colleges and graduates. Also notes possible railway accidents and cleaning efforts. Includes local notices about meetings and weddings and a jewelry business move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturn
Venus
Arouth
McClure
YQ Place in the Sun for Kaiser Saturday
The upcoming solar eclipse will be nearly total in this region next Saturday afternoon with about 92 percent obscuration. Observers are advised to view only through smoked glass, not ordinary dark glasses, to protect eyesight as the eclipse reaches maximum near 5:08 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Police Court Notes Sentences and Local Crime Actions
Walter Noble received zero day jail time from Police Judge Jh Whitty after a case where a man refused to move his dying wife to a hospital. Neighbors testified the woman died soon after, while other defendants faced 30 day jail terms for vagrancy. Several fines were levied for disturbances and blockages, with additional penalties for evading beer laws and tax fraud investigations announced by federal agents in multiple regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Noble
Jh Whitty
George Jager
Murphy
Upward Revision Sparks Shopmen Wage Dispute
Washington dispatch reports shopmen seeking wage revision and an immediate increase to their 100,000 rail wage pact. They warn failure to raise pay could provoke unrest and possible derailment of hearings. Spokesmen cite friction over craft wages and urge swift action to avert yard disruption. The note also mentions Bethel church plans a children's day observance with a musical program at Mount Bethel.
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Washington
Gay
Railroad
Board of Rall
Tix
Havre
Mont
M Bethel Church
Mount’ Methel
Walkerville Notices Highlight Local Travel and Health
Miss Emily Rollock of West Daly Street departed yesterday for Rupert Idaho to visit friends. Mrs John Pakenhorn left Sunday for Portland for an extended visit with relatives. Mrs Julia Holland of 115 Daly Street is reported slightly improved. G M Hancock returns yesterday from the West after a two month visit. Yic Payne returns Saturday from .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Rollock
West Daly Street
Rupert
Idaho
John Pakenhorn
Portland
Julia Holland
Daly Street
G.M. Hancock
Yic. Payne
Supreme Court strikes down federal child labor law
Washington June 3 The Supreme Court declared unconstitutional the 1916 federal child labor law forbidding interstate shipment of child labor produced goods. In a related ruling the court sustained injunctions preventing enforcement and restraint on Charlotte ECotton mill from firing children employed there. Airplane accident in Mineola New York June 2 involved a New York Boston mail flight overturned in its takeoff. Pilot Lieut Gustave Vanel French army officer and WW O'Brien mechanician were thrown clear and only bruised.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Charlotte
Mineola
N.Y
New York
Boston
Forday
Gustave Vanel
O'Brien
Fis Mechanician
Cowboys and Mavericks in the Chicago dispatch
A garbled Chicago report referencing June in Rio and Maverick Kaiser, with stray lines about cowboys, loans, and Omnia and Japan. It notes a Canadian rail rate request and a US director general McAdoo rate order context.
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Crildren
Berger
Henry Kweger
Seavice
Derger War
Silver Bow Spiritualists
York
Stull
Seery
Seasee
Butte Stationary Engineers’ Union
Whiteley
Prodaent
Bowdeee
Tewelry
Andre
North Main, Mayer
Hecmoeeye
Wanta Baby
Hennessy
Montana
Caroline McGill
Gibson Studio
West Park Street
London
Mia
Frank Blake
June Caspart
Emel Coleman
William Johnson
Tred Henderson
Wilho Laine
E.B. Neghman
East Park Street
PNG
Meyers
Shenk
Bon “Gomack
Commacks
Wec
New England
Kayser
DCO
Logan
Bartlett Pears
Crosse & Blackwell
Gillett’s Table
Castile
Reeding
The
New Woodcraft Pottery
Otter Rees
Walkerville News
Maverick
Chicago
van Rey
National Army
Omnia
Japan
Peking
Tae Nine
Janenaee Orem
Ihise
United ‘States
General McAdob
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