Baby 19 Struck by Angry Father in Divorce Complaint
Rose Foster accuses William J. Foster of brutal treatment including hurling her from the kitchen to the dining room, repeated fist blows producing black eyes and bruises, and threats over their 1913 marriage to their 19 month old son Forrest. She says she endured confinement, and that he seized earnings to gamble while she worked to support the family.
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Rose Foster
William J. Foster
Foster
Pos Lodge
Toy Franklin
Forrest
Seattle
Rays
New Plan Adopted for Teachers By County Supervisor
County School Superintendent Nellie Small announced after returning from Moose that the eighth grade exams were given and five in Butte. She said there would be no teachers' institute meetings this year and the old system is abandoned for a new plan of holding meetings of teachers at various places and times during the year, found to be more advantageous.
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County
Nellie Small
Moose
Butte
Trans-Continental Flight Aims From Mineola to San Francisco
The War Department announced a planned trans continental flight from Mineola New York to San Francisco with one stop. Captain Roy N Francis will pilot joined by First Lieutenant Edward A Clune and two to three mechanics. The trip covers about 2750 miles and is expected to take 32 hours. The aircraft, designed for military use, would suit civil aeronautics for passenger mail and express service with minor changes.
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United States
Department
War Department
Civil Aeronautics
Mineola
S. 1
North Plate
Neb
San Francisco
Roy N. Francis
Officers Form Good Roads Association in Silver Bow County
County leaders plan to organize a good roads association in Silver Bow as soon as F T Sterling of the Western Montana Good Roads association and Dudley Richards can travel from Missoula to direct the campaign. Joe Fabian, chairman of the county commissioners, says residents are ready for the effort once officers can visit Butte. The Western Montana group previously indicated its officers intended to aid local associations.
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Good Roads Association
Silver Bow
F. T. Sterling
Western Montana Good Roads Sociation
Dudley Richards
Rotary
Missoula
Joe Fabian
Richards
Butte
Western Montana Good Roads Association
Plan to Stimulate Highway Construction Across Montana
County meetings push a state plan to educate the public on road building and to use federal highway funds of 5.5 million dollars. The scheme requires Montana to raise an equal amount locally to access the federal appropriation.
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State Highway Commission
Montana
Deserts and Divorces Highlight Melrose Pleadings
Sarah Hoffman seeks a divorce from Frank Hoffman of Melrose on grounds of desertion and neglect alleging a son over age not provided for by the father. In a separate item a new trial motion was filed by Henningsen Provensence Company against Frank Reynolds Company citing insufficiency of evidence.
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Sarah Hoffman
Frank Hoffman
Melrose
Henningsen Prosence Company
Frank Reynolds Company
Offenders Await Prompt Departure Under Judge Grimes
Morgan and West, elderly offenders, faced suspension of sentence after pledges to leave town. Elva Morgan planned to relocate to Pocatello to join her husband, while Helen Shelton and Madge West agreed to depart that evening or soon. Judge Grimes warned harsher sentencing if they reappear. Chief Jere Murphy and Captain Nike ODonnell had arrested them the prior night.
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Grimes
Madge
Flo
Helen
Elva
Washington junior high graduation day ceremonies
Eight year goal achievers at Washington junior high received diplomas as the graduating class. exercises featured readings from a Robert W. Service poem by Mabel Johnson, a Daisy Bowen song, and Harold Schila delivering Woodrow Wilson on self-determination. Miller Chandler led the chorus in the notable diploma presentation.
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Washington
Robert W
Mabel Johnson
Daisy Bowen
Woodrow Wilson
Harold Schila
Miller Chandler
Plaintiff Receives Half Interest in Property Judgment
In the Costello case Judge ta of the district court ruled yesterday that James J. Costello is entitled to an undivided half interest in property conveyed from Mary A. Costello to him. Judgment was entered accordingly.
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James J. Costello
Mary A. Costello
District Court
Berlin war peace terms see Allied reply on June 17
Berlin dispatch reports that Allied counter proposals on Germany’s peace terms are under consideration and that officials warn Germany may be compelled to sign the treaty under ultimatum. The narrative notes widespread public anxiety and calls for resignation to an unavoidable outcome.
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Berlin
Germany
Transports Bring Allied Troops From Brest and Marseilles
More then 14,474 Allied troops arrived today from French ports. The America and Agamemnon sailed from Brest with 7,018 troops and the Buen d Abruzzi from Marseilles with 1,? troops, while additional details mention ships arriving with a mixed force.
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Yank
New York
America
Agamemnon
Brest
Marseilles
Detained pro Germany men await peace treaty signing
A group sympathetic to Germany is held in the Downs pending the formal peace treaty. Authorities have detained them as negotiations progress. No further details on charges or identity are disclosed.
Drunken and Disorderly Docketed in Municipal Court
Judge Grimes presided as Arnold Benson Ambrose McGovern Jerr O Neill and Ben Miller pleaded guilty to drunkenness and offered no clear recollection of where their drinks came from. Several others faced fines for fast driving gambling and assault while a juvenile source handled a separate case. Alec McClane’s charge of beating Mrs Wicks was held for a follow up.
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Grimes
Arnold Benson
Ambrose McGovern
Jerr O'Neill
Ben Miller
Charles
John Phillips
Broadway and
Main
Andrew Polas
Anns Keller
Polas
Harry Mitchell
James Williams
Arizona
Harold Newton
Willams
Harold
Butte High School
Williams
M. Nichols
Louis Rude
Nichols
Rude
John Does
East Park Street
South Main
Charles Solo
Hilja
Petersson
Solo
East
Galena
Seattle
Alec McClane
Annas Belle Wicks
W. W. I W Wl IS RAIDED BY SOLDIER BOYS
Stockton California June 17 more than 100 returned service men raided the local headquarters of the I W W tearing all signs from the front of the building and doubling the whole front with streaks of yellow paint The signs were then carried at the head of an orderly procession in which several score automobiles joined to the Stockton channel where they were thrown into the water amid the cheering of the returned soldiers and sailors While the service men tore the signs and stamped them under foot the inmates kept silent The raid followed a meeting of the Service club a soldiers and sailors organization and was extremely orderly
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Stockton
Cal
Stockton Channel
Service Club
Soldiers and Sailors
Ex Mayor Nevin Returns Home After Surgery
Ex Mayor Charles P Nevin a well known Hutte plumber has returned home after an operation at Johny Hopkins hospital in Baltimore Mrs Nevin accompanied him to Baltimore and after recovery they toured Atlantic City and New York leaving there a few weeks ago Nevin has recovered and plans to return to work Grand Larceny Dave Anderson was charged with grand larceny of 110 drill in the Ingersoll Land Company in a complaint filed with the county attorney yesterday K J Coughlin is the complaining witness
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Charles P. Nevin
Hutte
Johny Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Nevin
Atlantic City
New York
Dave Anderson
Ingersoll Land Company
K. J. Coughlin
Horoscope for Thursday June 19 prompts contracts and learning favors
The forecast says Mercury governs the day with strong luck for colleges and learning. Uranus brings mixed power, boosting publicity and contracts while warning against travel hazards and sensationalism. Writers may feel inspired but should guard against exaggerated trends and intrigue as 'this year' brings cautious thoughts and wary minds.
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Mercury
Uranus
Autumn Signs Warn of Rioting and Public Danger
Fragment from 1918 McClure Syndicate text warns of summer excess in dress and potential agitation among workers. Mentions caution for public welfare, with vague references to French affairs, births, journeys by water, and auspiciousness tied to birthdates.
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McClure
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