Heavy Calendars Set for Hearing in Silver Bow Courts
A three department Silver Bow county docket lists 35 law and motion items for today. Judge Lynch handles 19 probate actions, Judge Carroll nine civil motions, and Judge Bourquin seven. Appraisers named for multiple estates include A C Miller B Toole and R H Davis. Final orders revoke letters of administration in James D Hand case and exonerate bond. John Couch named administrator for August Boldan and Rosie Boldan orphans. Michael Maddox files final accounting for Bernard OBrien estate.
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District Court
Silver Bow County
John Lenihan
Sarah A. Bowen
Katherine M. White
James D. Hand
T. J. Davis
John Couch
August Boldan
Rosie Boldan
Lynch
Michael Maddox
Bernard O’brien
John J. Doidge
Cyrus Retallack
William H. Sweet
Sarah Ann Higginbotham
Amie H. Higginbotham
Paul Fisher
Butte Electric Railway Company
Supreme Court
Court Session Nets Just Over Thousand In Fines
A city police court session yielded a little more than $1,000. Five men on bootlegging charges posted $150 bonds each: Jack Burns, Peter Jackson, Thomas Houston, Bill Hayes and R. Wilson. Eighteen women for vagrancy were fined $10 each. Charley Erickson, McDonald and Jack Kerns paid $25 fines for a fight. A French movement aims to protect household industries like lace making.
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Jack Burns
Peter Jackson
Thomas Houston
Bill Hayes
R. Wilson
Charley Erickson
McDonald
Jack Kerns
Helped Through Change of Life by Vegetable Compound
Mrs L Gincricu from Baltimore Maryland reports using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease change of life symptoms and cough. She credits the remedy with her recovery through a difficult time and recommends it for nervousness hot flashes and related complaints.
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Balts
Lydia E. Pinkham
Prince Learns West Africa Is No Place For White Man
Lagos dispatch from June 4 reports the Prince of Wales sunset visit to Nigeria, Kano parade grandeur, and Lagos enthusiasm. It argues West Africa’s climate drains white health, with malaria yellow fever and blackwater a deadly trio, labeling the coast England’s Siberia and a graveyard for expatriates.
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Prince
West Africa
Lagos
Nigeria
Prince of Wales
West
Africa
Kano
Kumasi
Accra
Devil's Island
Botany Bay
England
Laveran
Sir Ronald Ross
Freetown
Canaries
Panama Canal
West Coast
Brighton
Enid
Harmattan
Quo Vadis on the American theater screen
The First National picture Quo Vadis opens at the American theater with a dramatic arena scene showing the destruction of Christians in Rome. Emil Jannings plays Nero while the cast reportedly numbers 20 000, and the director emphasizes broad, cinematic range beyond stage limits.
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Rome
Lygia
Nero
Marcus Vinicius
Emil Jannings
Elinor Glyn Critiques Paul in Three Weeks Film
The Alto reports Elinor Glyn’s view of Paul the hero from her novel Three Weeks now filmed with her aid by Goldwyn. Glyn says Paul is a young Englishman of upper class, ordinary education, not a superman, shaped by postwar peace and routine.
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Elinor Glyn
Paul
Goldwyn
Rialto Theater
Glyn
Three Weeks The author’s vision of awakening duty in man
The passage reflects on innate English duty and potential transformation when inspired by a capable partner. It notes Paul and his mates as honest, fair, and unsophisticated, with the author proposing Three Weeks as a catalyst for awakening love and motive.
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Paul
Ike
Mrs Hathaway named state secretary of child and animal protection
Mrs Maggie Smith Hathaway was appointed by Governor J E Erickson as secretary of the Montana state bureau of child and animal protection, effective immediately, succeeding M L Higgins. A Stevensville resident, she is a former Montana legislator and longtime educator and farmer with Ohio roots.
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Associated Press
Helena
Maggie Smith Hathaway
J. E. Erickson
State Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
Ravalli County
Montana
Ohio
Lewis and Clark County
Stevensville
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Satbati
the Gladiators
Pecal
Mme
Karl Wright
Wurlitzer
Mrs. Hathaway
Bitter Root Valley
Hamilton, Mont
Hamilton
Corvallis
Bitter Root Irrigation District
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