Divorce and court contempt case stalls in Lynch court
In a Montreal court, Clifford McGillivray faced contempt charges for failing to pay alimony and attorney fees to his wife Mary McGillivray. He claimed unemployment and debt impeded payments, promising to reimburse soon. The judge postponed action two weeks, noting incarceration would not serve family justice. Separate suits involve Simon Murray seeking to annul his marriage to Dora Dunn on grounds of incapacity and deceit, with background on prior relationships and custody.
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Mary McGulivray
Harry Meyer
Lynch
McGillivray
Fort Ne
Jal
Meailliveau
Simon Murray
John Murray
Dora Hunn
Murray
Murray Gil
Alan
Dora ‘Dunn
Hunn
Leslie A. Bechtel
Butte
William Kasper
Suage von Jan Both
Partien Ared
Kasper
Donlan
Oscar F. Phillips
Jane Phillips
Partion
Gagnon
C. A. Lynch
Laura Reyfus
John Reyfus
Reyfus
Ware House
Panama-Pacific official injured in Fillmore Street crash
San Francisco June T J O Neil chief of concessions at the Panama Pacific Exposition was injured today when two coupled cars broke a cable on the steep Fillmore Street hill and collided with a following car at the base of the hill.
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San Francisco
T—J. P. O'Neil
Department of Concessions
Fillmore Street
Navy appoints June Knapp commandant at Philadelphia Yard
June Knapp of the naval examining and retireing board formerly commanded the battleship Connecticut was named today by Secretary Daniels as commandant of the Philadelphia navy yard to succeed Rear Admiral Benson, who is serving as chief of operations at John J. Benson was formerly with the operations staff in Washington.
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Washington
June Knapp
Naval Examining and Retring Board
Connecticut
Daniels
Philadelphia Navy Yard
William
No secret held now under post stamp
A wartime note explains letters were opened by censors to stop conveying secret information. Readers recall stamps used to hide messages, and authorities have moved to end the practice. The piece reflects gratitude for soldiers and allies, praising sacrifices and anticipating an end to the brutal war.
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Europe
Rute
Thomas Christie
Hutte
Christie
Archibald
Four Seas
Ttaly
Austria
Germany
Alles
Nish
Lusitania
John
Lnst
Bette
Gold Inflow Boosts Ottawa Treasury Totals
Ottawa reports an additional five million dollars in gold received at the federal treasury as part of a long standing arrangement with New York bankers and London banks to maintain exchange rates. Since January about fifty five million dollars in gold has come from Canada offsetting wartime shipments from New York to the Dominion.
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New York
Su! Treasury
Ottawa
Baing
London
Canada
Dominion
Deputies sentenced for manslaughter in Roosevelt strike case
New Brunswick New Jersey June 7 nine deputies convicted of manslaughter in the killing of two strikers and wounding of many others at Roosevelt last January were sentenced to two to ten years in state prison. One of ten on trial was acquitted. Seventeen others charged with murder remain jailed awaiting trial. Montreal June 7 Canada linked to government purchase of war supplies for Britain as Sir Thomas Shaughnessy seeks cross border munition procurement. Morley and Thoms Co advertises workmen’s compensation insurance rates at 45 E Broad Way. phone 212.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Roosevelt
Montreal
Thomas Shaughnessy
Canada
United States
Thomas
England
Morley & Thoms Co
Broad Way
Televhone
Crockerland a Mirage Debated by Arctic Scientists
New York June 7 scientists discuss Crockerland a possible illusion seen by the MacMillan expedition from Cape Thomas Hubbard across the Polar Sea. MacMillan says no land exists though a mirage appeared, Peary may have been right about the possibility.
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Sid
Maestiian
Fons
Crockerland
New York Tribune
MacMillan
Cape Thomas Hubbard
Polar Sea
Macaullan
Henry F. Osborn
American Museum’ ‘of Natural History
Osborn
Peary
Osborn Herbert L. Bridgeman
Spoons Deal To Close At Anaconda Standard
A fragmented ad offers Oneida Community souvenir spoons at 1 each with coupons or subscription payments to The Standard. Subscribers may buy four spoons for 150, eight for 200, or twelve for 30 delivery charges apply. Mail orders go to the Anaconda office of The Standard.
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Anaconda
THAW TRIAL DATE DELAYED FOR SANITY HEARING
New York June. The trial by jury to determine sanity for Harry K Thaw was postponed from today to June 1 by Supreme Court Justice Hendrick awaiting the court of appeals ruling on his appeal from the insanity decision.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court
Hendrick
Court of Appeals
Thaw
Exiled Lusitania survivor shelter owner reaches New York
New York on June 7 reports Otes Humbert, owner of the Queen's hotel at Queen town, who sheltered Lusitania survivors and arrived as a voluntary exile from Great Britain. Humbert, a naturalized British citizen but of German birth, faced criticism over his origins.
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New York
Otes Humbert
Queen's Hotel
Queentown
Great Britain
Humbert
Ambassador Page Receives King George at Buckingham Palace
London reports the American ambassador Walter Hines Page was received by King George at Buckingham Palace. Also advertised are serviceable flags for Standard subscribers at 65 to 125 cents, with claims they are worth double the price, plus milling springs and watch cleaning services at set prices.
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London
Walter Hines Page
Buckingham Palace
George
Butte
Anaconda
Mayer
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