Marvin Admits Violating Act in Immoral Abduction Case
Federal court heard Wallace J. Marvin confess to taking Lillian Hagenson from Lewistown to Salt Lake City and Kansas City for immoral purposes. He received 250 dollars plus costs, with a sentence influenced by his recent marriage. Marvin claimed to be a secret service man traveling with her to obtain evidence for a will contest. The court also ruled on stipulations in cases involving Catherine Nehart versus Hennessy Mercantile Co. and Olga Wearch versus Oregon Short Line railway, the latter seeking 60 000 dollars for injuries from a trip in a coach. The report also notes wartime scenes and a French attack context with references to German air action and Lt. Lufberry’s death.
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Lillian Hagenson
Lewistown
Salt Lake City
Kansas City
Wallace J. Marvin
Bourquin
Federal District Court
Marvin
Secret Service
Catherine Nehart
Hennessy Mer=ntile
Olga Wearch
Oregon Short Line Railway
Sound Advice for Marine Recruit from a Vet
A veteran Marine writes Albert Lautman with plain lessons on boot camp life at Vallejo. He urges strict obedience, minimal personal valuables, and adapting quickly to the tough, mixed crowd of recruits to avoid black marks on service records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lautman
Ratte
United States Marine Corps
B.C. Kucero
Vallejo
Cal
Lautman
Tne
Kucero
Marine Corps
Uiversity
Tre
Inquiry in thefts at Chicago Quartermasters warehouse
Government agents arrested two employees after an inquiry into thefts from the south side warehouse. W R Johnston identified as bar superintendent Bert Alexander a black helper and Tarael Carl are accused by Alexander of burlap disposals. The case suggests wider involvement by officers and warehouse staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Quartermasters Department
W. R. Johnston
Bert Alexander
Tarael Carl
Alexa
Fire breaks out at Johnnson City merchant store
Peter Boleavage, a merchant of Johnnson City, Pa, woke to a cat alarm and found his bedroom door engulfed in smoke. He rushed downstairs to discover a serious fire burning in his general store, prompting an urgent response.
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Piz
Peter Boleavage
Johnnson ‘City
Food delegates find regulations obeyed in Montana meeting
A Montana food officials meeting reports that regulations were observed in restaurants, hotels, and homes. Delegates, led by W E Cullen and Dr H L Gardiner, praised wheat outlook and noted possible administrative changes any time. Members from Silver Bow, cafe, home economics, home conservation, and health departments attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Butte
W. E. Cullen
Government Food Administration
HL c Gardiner
Anaconda
Bute
William Lutey
Silver Bow County
Willam Love
Jed Little
I. G. Young
Dan Kelly
William Davey
Jack Riordan
City Health
Anemo Woman Champion Walks Through Town With Hay Bale
Anemo woman described as champion stirs excitement in Jonnae as she strides through the center bearing a bale of hay on her shoulder while wearing a Beston Glove during wartime CarryshomeTM customer activity.
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Jonnaeown
Ine Fashion of 1918 by Isobel Field
Isobel Field recounts 1918 fashion notes with observations on a woman in an old-fashioned hat and a tailored suit whose ribbon shows signs of heat pressing. The piece blends style critique with period detail reflecting evolving apparel trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isobel Field
Viligantes
The Hare and Tortoise Fable Recounted
A concise retelling notes the hare’s overconfidence and the tortoise steady pace leading to victory. The tale emphasizes that slow but steady effort often prevails over great speed and laziness.
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Arthur Gry
Lois Meredith
James Morrison
Vitagraph
Empey
Rialto
Mostana
Bor
Neutone
Riddell
West Park Street
Lufberry Pune Assseintad Pe AL
Merican
France
Seoul
Ertaie
Crysades
Coroe
SOUND
Marine
Victrola Ix-A
Mahogssy
Victrolas
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
Victor Records
Vhcrioir
Fifth Avenue
London
North Sea
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Florence Garment Store
Consum
West Broadway
Fh. MacKinnon & Co., Carpenters and Contractors
Ind
Montana St
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