Information filed over false homestead entry by United States commissioner
An information filed by U S District Attorney B K Wheeler alleges Alvin M Foss, a United States commissioner at Hydro near Havre, signed a false certificate for a homestead. Dotson allegedly signed a blank form and the commissioner swore to an affidavit knowing it was not filed. Maximum penalty is 600 dollars and one year. Other items include government suits against Arthur Lee for patent fraud, bankruptcy proceedings for Fred I Sauls, and juror summons issues involving Tranco Vitek and Mike Ivancovitch. Judge Bourquin dismissed Eliza Cassidy suit against Mountain States Telephone. Frank Woody returns from Billings after opium cases. Continuous grand jury appearances expected.
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Alvin M. Foss
United States
Hydro
Havre
B. K. Wheeler
D. B. Dotson
Arthur Lee
Valley County
Lee
Land Office
Fred I. Sauls
J. J. Ginste
Helena
Mike Ivancovitch
Tranco- Vitek
Bourquin
Eliza RB. Cassidy
Question and Answer on Lopes Execution and Coin Premium
A historical exchange asks if Lopes has been executed in Chihuahua Mexico and the answer indicates no information yet. Another inquiry asks whether an 1854 26 cent coin has premium value, with a reply noting it is quoted at par to 30.
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Lopes
Chihuahua
Mexico
Divorces Granted in Cruelty and Desertion Cases
Judge McCiernan grants Agnes E Crase a divorce from Walter Crase on cruelty grounds and awards custody of the children with limited visitation and child support. Amy McDermott sues Joseph McDermott for divorce and child custody after 12 years of marriage and desertion. Josephine Watkins seeks divorce from George A Watkins for desertion during residence at Upper Lake California with no children.
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Amy McDermott
Joseph McDermott
Walkerville
Josephine Watkins
George A. Watkins
Upper Lake
Cal
Stubbs of Tacoma pleads guilty in Butte case
Tacoma former patrolman W H Stubbs altered his plea to guilty on a white slavery charge indicted last week by the federal grand jury. A judge imposed 18 months in the penitentiary on McNei island. Also in brief two Swiss citizens died when the British steamer Sussex was torpedoed. The German government will indemnify the victims families. A separate note reports Judge Card denied a new trial and sentenced Paul St Haffer to four months in jail for libeling George Washington as a drunkard.
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Tacoma
Wash
W. H. Stubbs
Ind
Cushman
Mc-Nei's Island
Switzerland
Paris
Ge Mas
Berlin
Geran
Card
Paul St. Haffer
George Washington
Haffer
Hotles
New Destroyer Wilkes Launched At Cramps Yard
The United States torpedo boat destroyer Wilkes, an improved steel vessel, was launched at Cramps shipyards in Philadelphia. She measures 310 feet, 1100 tons, with twin screw turbine propulsion and a contract speed of 29 knots. Armament includes four 4 inch guns, four torpedo tubes, and two 1 pounder auto anti aircraft guns.
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Philadelphia
Wilkes
Cramps
Chaplin Opera Ends In Dueling Chaos At Local House
The Chaplin portrayal as Lieutenant Daen Hosiery in a Spain bound smuggling tale leads to bribery and a staged duel with a rival officer. Carmen seduction and a fake death spark a comic chase ending when a toreador prompts life again, finishing with a humorous twist. The show continues today and tomorrow with a special children’s matinee.
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Tos Chaplin
Daen Hosiery
Don Jose
Spain
Carmen
Chaplin
Hosiery
Toreador
Jose
American Today
The Escape Draws Crowd At Broadway
The Broadway theater drew a large audience last night for The Escape a seven part sex eugenic film directed by Grimm. The maker promises focus on the sin of careless mating and the story runs about one hour forty five minutes with action to spare and a moral lesson.
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Grimm
New Pantages Bill Opens Saturday at Broadway
A five day Pantages vaudeville bill opens Saturday at Broadway featuring the Petticoat Minstrels nine dancing girls, Charlie Seamon fresh from circuits, Thaleros Animal Circus as a novelty act, Sine Curtis as a bright comedian, the Three Tianos with September Morn in Africa, and The Tron claw mystery rounds out the program.
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Broadway the Row
Tris
Petticoat Minstrels
Charlie Seamon
Cohoes
Thaleros
Animal Circus
Sine Curtis
Sith
Tiianos
Africa
Pathe Mystery
New Show at the Empress Receives Warm Applause
The Empress Theater featured eight acts in a new show to run this week. The Messer Sisters drew strong cheers for singing and dancing while Menlo Moore presented an elaborate production with scenery and multiple costume changes.
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Empress Theater
Messer Sisters
Menlo Moore
Novel Variety Show Delights Audiences With Music and Comedy
The act features Lance and Fun in a witty musical comedy with acrobatic stunts and light humor. Ray and Ray perform The Girl on the Bee, a lively entertainment piece. West and Van Syden present a polished musical act, Bell and Eva showcase acrobatic novelty with tambourine tricks, and Mr. Fields provides light comedy and songs.
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Lance
Fun
Ray
West
van Syden
Bell
Eva
Will Mr. Fields
Ew. Pathe
The Closed Road film at Ansonia theater
World Film presents The Closed Road a drama of murder scandal and a cancer cure discovery. Dr Hugh Annersley faces accusation after Griswold dies from a medicine dose while Appledon hides evidence and shoots. The film stars House Peters and Barbara Tennant directed by Maurice Tourneur.
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House Peters
Barbara Tennant
Ansonia Theater
World Film
Maurice Tourneur
Hugh Annersley
Appledon
Griswold
Aanersley
Annersley
Clever use for cherry pits spurs new oil venture
A Kansas City Times report notes Amiaan's idea to extract fixed oil from cherry pits, yielding a parfum grade oil and bitter almond like oil, plus meal for stock and juice for syrup. The Bureau of Chemistry cites potential profits from millions of tons of discarded pits.
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Kansas City Times
Amiaan
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Oregon
Ocean Deep Extensions Map Vast Ocean Depths
Researchers report fifty seven ocean deeps deeper than 18 000 feet from 500 soundings. They number 82 in the Pacific 18 in the Atlantic 5 in the Indian Ocean. The deeps cover about 7 percent of the ocean floor.
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Pacific
Atlantic
Indian Ocean
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