Family alimony case heard in Judge Lynch court
Blanche McCarthy testified that John McCarthy owed $40 monthly alimony and had not supported their children for over a year. He offered to cover legal fees and care for the kids, while she argued to retain custody and support, with the court ordering $35 a month and child care rights, noting prior marital conflicts and relocation details.
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Blanche McCarthy
John McCarthy
Lynch
Stevensville
McCarthy
Art
Wenaville
Jackel
Jen
Thor
Trey McCarthy
MDA
Belobrandich
Quaint Couple Preaches Eternal Life of Body in Butte
Irving Smith and his wife Sister Ruth preach a new religion with a focus on the body and immortality. The Israelite House of David operates from Renton Harbor Michigan's colony, practicing vegetarianism and communal living while awaiting a millennium of peace.
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Irving Smith
House of David
Butte
Ruth
Order
Brother Irving
Irving
Th Organization
Renton
Harbor Mich
Israelite Colony
Jesus Christ
Johanna Southcott
Henge
Irother Irving
Benton Harbor
Benjamin
Kentucky
Parnell
Mary
Christ
Earth
Forgotten Latch and The Glad Forgetful Couple in 1900s Drama
A fragmentary review describes a Vitagraph short The Forgotten Latch and a Kalem dram where a forgetful couple misplaces keys and faces a cascade of incidents. The piece mentions a tired theater program with a varied lineup and a costly taxi ride as their bus passes by.
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Mhceas
Irtons
Uubin
Contested election case seeks count review for Curry
Answer filed yesterday in the election contest of George Curry socialist candidate for coroner against Dan Drew alleges misconduct in numerous precincts and that Drew should have 400 more votes with a proper count. Similar petitions in cases against Smith vs McGrade for county commissioner and Maury vs McCattery for county attorney await hearing. Judge Clements set hearings for June 1.
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George Curry
Dan Drew
Cla Smith
Kareney McGrade
H. J. Maury
Joe Mc. Cattery
Tales Of Travel Festival Draw Big City Youths
In Butte tonight Lyman H Howe presents a three day Travel Festival at the Broadway theater attracting 400 students from Standard Party groups and area schools. More than two hours of scenes and humorous incidents promise keen audience interest as complimentary tickets were in high demand at the Standard office.
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Standard
Lyman H. Howe
Butte
Howe
Globe
Standard Office
Clancy's Last Order Obeys On Earth
Final administrator's account approved by Judge Vonlan outlines Judge William Clancy's estate after eight years on the bench. He left modest bequests to relatives and small sums to others, with remaining assets to be managed by the estate and housekeeper Mary Toohey receiving fees.
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William Clancy
Vonlan
Mary Toohey
Butte author publishes new book The White Quiver
Butte author Helen Gerald Sanders releases The White Quiver in June from a major publisher. It is her second novel a romance steeped in Plegun Indian myths and color with numerous tribal traditions. Sanders spent weeks among the Apolians gathering material from natives. London June 18 Hunger prompts Emmeline Pankhurst's release from jail due to ill health.
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Helen. Gerald Sanders
Mrs. Sander
Apolians
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Week of Festival Opens in Spokane with Ball
Spokane June 18 Young women from nearby cities crowned princes at the Pow Wow coronation ball opening Spokane’s festival. Northwestern schools competed for prizes before a pageant of 8,000 children featuring floats portraying medieval and modern times.
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Spokane
Schuiis
Train Dispatchers Meet in Annual Convention
Train dispatchers from across the United States and Canada gather in Angeles for the twenty sixth annual convention of the Train Dispatchers Association of America. T. W. Kane of Livingston, Montana, is president and will preside over business sessions.
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Angeles
United States
Canada
Trai Dispatene Association ‘of America
T. W. Kane
Livingston, Stont
Tuesday Dance at Columbia Gardens Throngs Pack Pavilion
Tuesday night crowds swell at Columbia Gardens as popular dances draw larger patrons. Management plans to meet demand with expanded space at the Adv pavilion where an extra special crowd is expected to attend.
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Columbia Gardens
Cola A Gardens
Damaged steamers reach port after collision in Lake Superior
June 18 report from Sault Ste. Marie states steamer Jess Spauldin arrived with bow stove in and crew safe. telegram from Captain Lor Gar Duluth and earlier sighting by Steamer Charles Hebbard confirm Spauldin collision near Manitou Island. Snyder, also damaged, arrived at dawn.
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Jess Spauldin
Lake Superior
Sault Ste. Marie
Lor. Gar
Duluth
Minn
Jesse Spauldin
Charles
Hebbard
Top Franks
Manitou Island
Snyder
Spauldin
Damag
First Boat Reaches Dawson From White Horse
Dawson reports the first river steamboat of the season arrived from White Horse last night with passengers from the United States and Southern Canada. Dr Cairnes, a Canadian geologist, leads a party of ten men with horses preparing to depart for an extensive survey at the head of the White River.
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Erattie
Dawson
Yukon
Territory
White Horse
United States
Canada
Dr. Cairnes
White River
Driller's Body Recovered After Subway Cave-In
New York authorities say a driller named John Green was recovered today from rock beneath the Lexington Avenue subway construction site. He and nine coworkers were buried in a cave-in during the weekend, and the bodies have been identified after recovery.
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New York
Steveny
John Green
Lexington ‘Avenue
Presi
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