Attorney grills Rhinelander scion in long trial
The trial resumes amid bloodied testimony as attorney questions Rudolph Rhinelander the second about letters and actions surrounding his marriage to Alice Rhinelander. Read letters from the Canal Zone Bermuda and Salt Lake City reveal fervent love, affair doubts, secret marriage, and social class tensions.
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Rhinelander
Canal Zone
Phil Rhinelander
Alice
Bermuda
Mr. Davis
Marie Antoinette
Rfhrenlander
New England
Worcester
Mass
Mra. Athews
Davis
Des
Yeu
Salt Lake City
Guosling
One Night in Rome shines for Laurette Taylor at Ansonia
Laurette Taylor, lauded by Sarah Bernhardt as America’s foremost actress, stars as Madame L Enigma in the MGM screen adaptation of J Hartley Manners stage hit One Night in Rome at Ansonia last night. Tom Moore leads a strong supporting cast including Alan Hale Edna Tichenor Warner Oland and Joseph Dowling in a vivid dramatic turning.
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Rome
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
J. Hartley Manners
Ansonia Theater
Butte
Laurette Taylor
Miss Taylor
Sarah Bernhardt
America
Madame L
Tom Moore
Alan Hale
Miss du Pont
Warner Oland
William Humphrey
Edna Tichenor
Joseph Dowling
Lewis Ready to Talk Coal Contract
John L. Lewis, international president of the UMW, said the anthracite mine workers stand ready to negotiate a new wage contract in a spirit of compromise and give and take. They are prepared to meet operators in amicable negotiations for a contract covering one to five years of continuous operation of the mines.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
John L. Lewis
Local basketball doubleheader ends in scrap and classic clash
In the Commercial league opener at the YMCA gym Montana Hardware beat Scrubs 14 to 18 after a late Jensen foul. Symons edged Bouchers 25 to 18 with Egeberg and Olsen scoring. Medlins beat Jensens 17 to 9 with Mulcay starring. Referee Dempsey officiated.
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Montana Hardware
Craven
Scrubs
Hardware
Ligier
Chancellor
Jensen
Swanson
Benson
Mont. Hardware
Apson
Thompson
Teeetescese Staples
Parmiee
Bigler
Swenson
Symons
Bouchers
Exeeberg
Salisbury
Lilly
Zundle
Willoughby
Olson
Symone
Ee Eee Olsen
Egeberg
Worden
Worrion
Bjorgum
Sylventer
Medlins
Jensens
Mulcay
Butte
Aronen
Boyer
Ashford
James
Kilroy
Brusin
Elderkin
Ben F. Orr Funeral Set For Friday Afternoon
Ben F. Orr who died on a train near Palouse Washington last Sunday will have funeral services at the Christian church in Whitehall Friday at 2 o'clock. Burial will be in Whitehall cemetery. He was 78, a native of Ohio, and a Montana resident for years, living in Whitehall 26 years. Survived by son D. C. Orr of Butte, daughter Mrs J R Baldridge of Butte, five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Standard
Whitehall
Navy
Ben F. Orr
Palouse
Wash
The
Christian Church
Whitehall Cemetery
Orr
Ohio
Montana
Kitehall
D. C. Orr
J. R. Baldridge
Butte
Teuton Ace Baron Manfred von Richthofen Remembered in Britain
London reports Baron Manfred von Richthofen whose body was returned to Germany by France. Once loved by British foes for sportsmanlike conduct he led Richthofen’s Circus, feared as the top German ace, hunted across the front. His death left Britons with a lead coffin and a lasting legend.
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Associated Press
London
Baron Manfred von Annette
Germany
France
Richthofen
Fire Victim Dies in New York Apartment Blaze
The third death from a blaze at Dr Edward Bronson's 49th street apartment occurred when his secretary Sybil Skipton died of burns. Bronson, 80, Yale graduate, and others including Mary Sullivan a servant and Mary Nolan a cook suffered injuries. An oil furnace explosion was denied as the fire’s cause.
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Associated Prose
New York
Edward Leonard Bronson
49Th Street
Sybil Skipton
Lon Chaney as The Phantom in Opera opens at American
Readers are invited to sketch Lon Chaney’s Phantom likeness for a contest in the Anaconda Standard. Twenty five tickets prize pool with six first, four second, six pairs, and three singles. Submit by Friday 6 pm to Butte office. winners named Saturday morning.
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Standard
Lon Chaney
Chaney
Butte
Anaconda Standard
Mont
Lenape Fire Triggers Heroic Rescue on Clyde Liner
The Lenape burned en route from New York to Jacksonville with eight million dollars in damage. Captain Morris guided the vessel ashore behind the Delaware capes as passengers fled in life belts. Crews rescued all aboard with several injuries and reports of ransacked baggage.
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Jacksonville
Fla
New York
Clyde Line
Herolam
Charles W. Devereaux
Cape May
Lewes
Philadelphia
Delaware Capes
Charles 8S. Morris
Morris
Devereaux
Waceries
X ray planned for Balkan coffee house shooting victim
Andrew Kanakakis, wounded in a Balkan coffee house clash Monday night, will undergo neck X rays today. Doctor H A Maillett reports slight improvement and a stable recovery if no relapse. Police search for Nick Kostissos continues while Kimel Diemp and Rushan Shin, held as investigators, were moved to county jail.
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Andrew Kanakakis
H. A. Maillett
Kanakakis
Nick Kostissos
Kimel Diemp
Rushan Shin
Silver Bow League Seeks World Court Views Tonight
The Silver Bow League of Women Voters meets at 8 at the Y M C A to discuss the world court and its relations to the League of Nations. Members will present answers to a questionnaire and a national committee will observe senate action on the world court resolution. World Court Day is set for December 17 nationwide.
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Silver Bow League of Women Voters
League of Nations
Silver Bow Seague
Senate
National League of Womenoters
Maud Wood Park
Ruth Horgan
Silver Bow League
Montana Senators
Washington
Charleston Contest at the Winter Garden
Anthropold Iazitsky a ballroom professor from Los Angeles challenges Winter Garden virtuoso Martin Buster to a Charleston contest for a $200 purse tonight at the Winter Garden. Iazitsky denounces Buster’s style as dangerous and claims the Los Angeles method is superior.
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Anthropold Iazitsky
Los Angeles
Martin Buster
Winter Garden Charleston
Mr. Buster
Charleston
Winter Garden
Izzitsky
Whitetail
Curlescues
Walkerville Man Alleges Neighbors Threatened Over Petition
James Peters of Walkerville filed a complaint in Justice of the Peace Ornsby s court alleging Thomas Powers and Mike Bolton threatened him with violence after he refused to sign a petition to remove the newly appointed town marshal Bat Arrigoni. Peters told Deputy County Attorney Bertoglio the defendants urged him to sign the removal petition the day after Arrigoni was appointed.
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James Peters
Walkerville
Justice of the Peace Ornsby’s Court
Thomas Powers
Mike Bolton
Bat Arrigoni
Petera
A. R. Bertoglio
Arrigoni
Short Seizure of Official Sparks Bond Request
Peters told the attorney he saw nothing wrong with the official after he was in office for one day and refused to press charges. He urged the pair be held on bond to keep the peace as part of the dispute and requested restraint.
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Peters
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