OATS STEPMOTHER TORTURED CHILD IN DIVORCE CLAIMS
Albert M. Taylor files for divorce from Ethel Taylor alleging cruelty and abuse of his child by his second wife who barred support and tried to force his departure. The couple married in Butte in 1919. Mrs Taylor has two children from a former marriage. An injunction seeks to freeze joint savings and limit vehicle disposal pending hearing. Also, Julia Dwyer sues James Dwyer in an unrelated cruelty case. Helen Caryl Martin wins a divorce from Edwin Martin. custody awarded to the grandmother Mrs Lada Wilson with $25 monthly support and visit rights for the parents.
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Albert M. Taylor
Ethel Taylor
Butte
Taylor
Julia Dwyer
James Dwyer
Anaconda
Helen Caryl Martin
Edwin Martin
Jackson
Lada Wilson
Martin
Thoughts on Boy Scouts and Wise Foundations
An enthusiastic advocate Rabbi J K Levin shares essays on training boys, self reliance, and aging wisdom. The piece cites Tom Williams saving his employer with a self taught first aid tourniquet, a poem on living, and Jim Sutherland condemning a faulty foundation in a collapsed arch. It urges solid moral and practical foundations for boys to face crises.
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Tom Williams
Farmer Briggs
Tom
Briggs Ranch
Jim Sutherland
Smith Bros
Sutherland
Mother Seeks Frank Baurger in Portlands Paper
Mrs R E Thomas of Portland Oregon asks the Standard to help locate her son Frank Baurger whom she has not heard from in nine years. He was in Paterson New Jersey during the silk weavers strike and she believes he may be in the current city.
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Frank Baurger
Paterson
N. J
R. E. Thomas
Sixty-sixth Avenue
Portland
Ore
Thomas
Senator Myers defends men unjustly attacked in Congress
Special dispatch from Washington reports Senator Henry L. Myers defending John D. Ryan, Barney Baruch, and others against attacks by Representative Billy Mason over copper price fixing. Myers condemns the unfairness, praises Pershing, and affirms Ryan and Baruch’s high integrity and wartime service.
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Standard
Washington
Henry L. Myers
Walsh
Thomas
Colorado
Senate
John D. Ryan
Barney Baruch
House of Representatives
Billy” Mason
Baruch
Ryan
Myers
Illinois
Debating Contest 10 Bt Held In Butte Tonight
The third elimination inter district debate will be at the Butte high school auditorium this evening with the Butte team opposing Bozeman for the inter district championship. Butte earlier defeated Dillon and Ana conda by default and the finalists will meet Missoula for the state title. The immigration topic favors Butte with a panel including Prof. Theodore Simon A E Koenig and Mrs. Charlies H Clapp. Butte high will be represented by Himy Kirschen Walter Adams and Sheldon Swenson.
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Butte High School
Bozeman
Butte
Dillon
Anaconda
Missoula
Theodore Simon
School of Mines
A. E. Koenig
Charlies H. Clapp
Himy Kirschen
Walter Adams
Sheldon Swenson
Widows' Affidavits Sent to Printer
County commissioners ordered the pension board to send the affidavit form to the printer for approval. The move requires widows receiving widow’s pension to state their financial condition under oath, expecting annual savings of 15,000 to 20,000 dollars. Expenditures for pensions are estimated at 150,000 dollars yearly.
No More Credit in Clerk's Office Ends Monthly Fees
Clerk and Recorder Sullivan ends the practice of monthly credit for filing fees after county commissioners order requiring a monthly report. From now on applicants must deposit the fee at document recording time. Sullivan says he cannot furnish funds and must comply with the commissioner's directive.
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Sullivan
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McIntosh
Richelieu
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Little One
Boy Scout Movement
J. K. Levin
Taying the Foundation
Congress
General Pershing
Mr. Baruch
Mr Ryan
Mr. Ryan
Schwab
Montana
Congressional
Ats
MIC
Coca-Cola Company
Avanta, Ga
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
George Fitzmaurice
Dorothy Dixon
Alma
George Fawcett
Rod LA Roque
Lydia E. Pinkham
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