Puzzling Passport Question In Marriage Case
Mrs Kate Eathorne of Butte seeks a government transport by passport despite lacking a valid passport. She plans to marry abroad an Englishman, prompting questions on her temporary departure and return. She later becomes an American citizen by marriage. their daughter, aged 17, holds American citizenship and has a separate passport.
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Kate Eathorne
Butte
George Ayr Sproule
United States Court
Mire
Eathorne
Clerk Sproule
England
Man sues over missed funeral telegram damages
Robert Beck, former judge, alleges Western Union delayed a funeral notice for his grandfather in Portland. He sought 1800 dollars for mental pain and missed opportunity to attend. Complaint cites 1916 earnings and argues an extra messenger would cost little to ensure prompt delivery.
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Portland
Robert Beck
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ida Beck
Beck
School of Mines
Western Union Company
Raimed
Gets Married but Says He Isn't War Groom
Charles Gaggioni told reporters he is ready to serve his country but married Elsie Bromley yesterday afternoon before Judge McClernan. Attendants were Lizzie Jageloni and Arthur Newsard. The piece also notes Yeomen assets and leadership with F. W. Farmer in Butte, and mentions Greene Cananea Copper declaring a $2 quarterly dividend payable May 28 to stockholders.
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Charles Gaggioni
Elsie Bromley
McClernan
Gaggioni
Lizzie Jageloni
Arthur Newsard
Greene-Canane
Greene Cananea Copper Company
Dividend history reported for prior years and totals
The record shows the previous dividend of 2 dollars was paid in February 1917. Total dividends paid amount to 21 dollars per share, with 4 dollars paid this year, 8 dollars in 1916, 8 dollars in 1914, 2.26 dollars in 1913, and 3.76 dollars in 1912.
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Ders
Dummy entryman case ties Gull to Cascade land scheme
George H. Gorham of Benchland allegedly induced Isabel McSchram to flee on a government land tract in Cascade county promising to transfer title for 600. The dummy entryman completed the transfer and prompted a government suit for land value damages and restoration, while Michael Pendergrast later secured title. Other items include W J Morehead bankruptcy hearing in Helena and an order vacating Frank J Clemans vs Tuolumne Mining Co.
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George H. Gorham
Benchland
Isabel McSchram
Cascade County
United States
James Baldwin
Michael Pendergrast
W. J. Morehead
Butte
Helena Jones
Frank J. Clemans
Tuolumne Mining Company
Divorce Procee dings Incite Claims of Cruelty and Destruction
Mary Foley, through guardian Annie McDuff, files for divorce from Henry Foley alleging repeated cruelty, excessive drinking, insults, threats, and a past incident where he pushed her and burned her hat. She seeks alimony of 50 dollars monthly, 250 for attorney fees, and 25 for suit money. Howard B Ybarra sues Lydia Ybarra, married in 1912, for desertion in February last year.
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Mary Foley
Annie McDuff
Henry Foley
Foley
Howard
Ybarra
Lydia Ybarra
Montana Lumbermen Fight Freight Rate Rise
Montana lumber manufacturers oppose a 15 percent freight increase approved for railroads by the Interstate Commerce Commission. They warn that if rates from the Pacific Northwest and the South and Middle West are added, costs could rise about 1.75 dollars per thousand feet for Montana and Northwestern producers. If carriers can’t apply the burden proportionally, Western millmen say they may accept the change without opposition.
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Montana
Interstate Emmerce Commission
Northwest
Pacific Northwest
South
Middle Western States
Northwestern
Men Flee Draft to Work Farms as Conscription Looms
As conscription nears, ranch hands flock to farms while men rush to the soil to dodge the draft. In Butte employment offices report hundreds of farm labor applications and a shift in attitude among workers toward securing crop-season work, with farmers seeking labor in recent days.
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Congress
Butte
Utah Avenue
Arizona Street
Con
South Ari
Trial Settles Fees for Former Justice Ny Hardwood
After a multi day trial Judge Lynch's court awarded former Associate Justice Ny Hardwood $1000 for services in the matter of Rachael Williams. Hardwood sought $2100, largely for prior estate work. the jury capped the award at $1000 while he claimed additional thousands. In Buffalo New York Rt Rev William D Walker bishop of Western New York died after brief illness.
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Harawood Jaimed
Bishop Walker
Buffalo
N. J
William D. Walker
Episcopal Church of
Western New York
North Dakota
Conscription Plans Prompt Farm Movement Hope
On a street, observers say there may be a general movement toward the farms once the government begins to gather the men selected for conscription. The quote reflects public expectation of militia or draft policies shaping rural migration.
French and British Lose 14 Planes on Western Front
Berlin reports the French and British lost 14 aircraft yesterday. British advances west of Lens near Monchy and Fontaine failed in the forenoon as artillery duels intensified. French thrusts on the Chemin des Dames ridge were repulsed, and over 400 prisoners were taken during the Champage engagement.
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War Office
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Lens
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Fontaine
Cerny
Aisne
Chemindee-Dames
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Nauroy
Moron
Villieres
Admiral's Tribute Cited as Key to Victory Effort
A statement asserts the United States holds the world's most powerful fleet, stronger than Britain's, and will hasten final victory over the foe. The claim emphasizes naval strength as a turning force in the ongoing conflict.
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United States
Stmarine
Opponents of Suffrage Debate in Senate Committee
Washington May 2 Opponents of woman suffrage testified before the senate committee examining the suffrage amendment. Mrs James Wadsworth wife of the New York senator urged abandoning suffrage agitation during wartime. Miss Minne Brosson of TeW suggested women could secure the vote through their husbands and denied foreign votes driving equal suffrage gains.
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Washington
Senate
Irs
James Wadsworth
New York
John Hay
Minne Brosson
Tew
Patriotism Speech on Flag Prices Sparks Treasury Critique
Washington on May 2 the secretary of the treasury labeled the rise in Ameri flag prices outrageous and pledged to act. The statement underscores government concern over cost increases affecting patriotic displays.
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Washington
Retary Newton
The
Treasury
National Guard Officers to Assist Reserve Corps Training
Twenty-five national guard officers from each guard regiment will assist regular army officers in instructing reserve corps officers when the training camps open May 15. The urgent deficiency bill providing about 2 827 000 000 for war expenses passed the house with Representative London the lone opposing vote.
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National Guard
Washington
Reserve Corps
London
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