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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1917

Page

8

Love, Infidelity Fuel Divorce Suits in District Court

Grace Rose sues husband Lee Rose for divorce after a brief marriage alleging infidelity. Matteuci answers, denying cruelty and claiming Grace engaged in improper relations. Additional cases include Margaret Robinson filing for desertion and Elmo Robinson, and Francis McDougall suing Clinton McDougall for failure to provide.

Grace Rose Lee Rose Mercury Block Louis Rose Grace Dowd McClernan Oistrict Rose Russia Frank Matteuel Matteuel Matteud Doi Min Matteue Hlawite Walter” Cafte Sephitenel Cave Ithe Chia Margaret Robinson Elmo Robinson Miles City Francis M. McDougall Clinton McDougall

Non-Suit Sought in Martini Train Collision Suit

In Milwaukee court Judge Lynch presided over the trial where Arnaldo Martini sues for 2950 for injuries to his 12 year old son Joe after a July 6 crossing collision. Defense moved for a non suit. trainmen testified whistle and bell were sounded before the crossing near Rocker. Trial continuation planned. Also ads seek experienced school teacher with state normal certificate at Race Track School Powell county. Dan Tewey chapter of Deer Lodge R F D No.1.

Tesu Ony Pplaintif Martini Milwaukee Lynch Department of Court Rocker Arnaldo Martini Joe Powell County Dan Tewey Deer Lodge Rf.d. No.1

Ad Club Members Hear Patriotism Fueled Talks

About 100 Butte Ad Club members and guests heard General Warren Tom Brockway and Smith B Quayle urge renewed democracy and world peace during a noon luncheon. Speakers stressed sacrifice for liberty, urged youth to enlist support for national unity and warned business leaders against fear and slowing growth. Mayor Maloney praised wartime resolve as attendees wore red white and blue caps and Wilson war messages were circulated.

Butte Ad Club Leonard H. Diehle General Warren Tom P. Brock- Way Smith B. Quayle Associated Advertising Clubs of the World Grand Army of the Republic United States Tom Brockway Brockway Ad Club Patriotic Societies Quayle Butte Rey HE. M. ‘Taylor Milwaukee Railway Wilson

Revenue officers set to begin collection under war tax

The government war tax passed by Congress will raise 1,800,000 for the coming year and Montana revenue offices prepare to start immediately. Deputy inspector Clinton H. Moore says forms and schedules were lacking but the treasury is moving quickly to place offices in complete readiness and to prevent evasion.

Congress Internal Revenue Montana Clinton H. Moore Treasury Department Moore

Commission Reports On Postal Right Of Way Across Nolan Land

The three commissioners named by Judge McClernan assess the Postal Telegraph right of way across Jessie placer near Rocker owned by Joseph P. Nolan et al. They set value at 25 dollars for the property to be appropriated for poles and 100 dollars in damages for the portion not needed. The trio worked four days at ten dollars per day, totaling 120 dollars. The dispute over the crossing has long persisted after ground owners cut Wires and poles when negotiations failed.

C. B. Moose Charles T. Hughes W. D. Kyle McClernan Postal Telegraph Company Jessie Placer Rocker Joseph P. Nolan

Four Mexicans Fire On Crowds At El Monte Town

In El Monte near Los Angeles four men said to be drunk opened fire on a street crowd. One person was probably fatally wounded and a score were slightly hurt. The incident occurred in a Mexican settlement.

Los Angeles el Monte Here

Thaw Still There Refused Transfer to New York

Harrisburg May 9 1924 Governor Brumbaugh refused to surrender Harry K Thaw to New York where he is wanted on an indictment for assaulting a Kansas City schoolboy. Thaw remains in a Philadelphia hospital after an attempted self destruction.

Harrisburg Governo Brumbaugh Harry K Thaw New York Philadelphia

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