Husband of Princess Files Divorce Action
Milwaukee. Capt. Wallace Schulz, a prominent engineer who recently wed Russian princess Nadejda Troubetzkoy, filed for divorce at Green Bay. He alleges the princess has an undivorced husband, Victor A. Turin, once an officer in the Russian imperial guard, believed dead but later found alive in New York state.
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Bribed Revenue Man in New York Arrested
Joseph A. Solovei an assistant corporation counsel for New York was arrested in New York on a charge that he gave a $500 bribe to a special revenue agent in a liquor case.
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New York
Joseph A. Solovei
City of
Rates Boost Approved for Montana Power Gas Service
The Montana Power Co is authorized by the state public service commission to raise gas rates starting December 1 1920. The approved schedule sets first 4000 cubic feet at 2.20 per 1000, next 16000 at 3.95, over 20000 at 1.70, with a 10 cent discount for bills paid within ten days and a minimum $1.25 monthly charge.
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State Public Service Commission
Montana Power Company
Commission
New Trial Granted in Theater Building Suit
In federal court George Nelson sues Flora Meyer over a contract for the People's Theater on East Park Street. A jury awarded Nelson 4,687.75 after he deposited 5,000 for performance. defendant kept 312 for a firewall. The court grants a new trial saying the verdict was against the weight of the evidence.
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Flora Meyer
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Salvation Army Begins Locating Need Amid Winter Hardship
Adjt Edgar Harris of the Butte Salvation Army says real need is growing as they locate cases of distress. A widow and eight children, ages 6 months to 14 years, were found homeless with just two blankets. The army provided immediate relief but faces far greater demand than last year, urging intensified charity to help the most urgent cases.
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Edgar Harris
Butte Corps
Salvation Army
Butte
Army
Household Goods Suit Filed for 2500 Damages
Hobson and Lorene Gerard filed suit yesterday against W. L. and Mrs. Bacorn seeking 2500 for loss of use of household goods stored with the defendants. The complaint alleges defendants deprived the plaintiffs of the value of the articles.
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Hobson
Lorene Gerard
W. L
Prohibition Gases Congesting Calendar in Court
A case in the United States court, T. J. O'Brien versus Butte & New England Mining Company and Northern Pacific Railway, could not be set for hearing after 18 months due to docket congestion. The judge noted the issue was not at stake and denied placement. The court exonerated all bond-related defendants indicted before the federal grand jury when no true bills were returned.
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United States Court
Shone
T. J. O’brien
Butte & New England Mining Company
Northern Pacific Railway
Federal Grand Jury
Murder trials in Silver Bow County outlined in estimates
Silver Bow county plans to spend about 5000 dollars to prosecute Frances Steele and Mike Webbe in the murder of James McAlena and Al Kerrigan. The Webbe case, tried two weeks ago, ended in a conviction.
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Silver Bow County
Frances Steele
Mike Webbe
James McAlena
al Kerrigan
Webbe
County case costs rise over nine days
The Steele case began nine days ago and has cost taxpayers about $3,500 so far, with nearly 25 witnesses plus jury, attorney, and court costs over the three day trial.
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Steele
Bar owner Hammes pleads guilty. sentence suspended
Antone Hammes former operator of the Orpheum bar at 38 West Broadway pleaded guilty in federal court. The judge suspended sentence pending further order due to a documented double hernia and loss of an arm. Hammes also pledged not to sell any more liquor in the interim.
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Antone Hammes
Orpheum
West Broadway
Hammes
Eleven Drunks Forfeited Bonds In Police Court
Eleven drunks were docketed in police court yesterday. Nine paid $19 fines each. two were found guilty after trial. A man claimed stomach trouble caused dizziness. Other cases included a fight incident at the Olympia cafe, theft of a chicken, street rowdy youths, a runaway vehicle, and an unavoidably caused accident due to improper braking supervised by a mechanic.
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Mike Levines
Andrew Savas
Olympia
Joe Listoile
Listoile
Savas
John Doe Gordon
Fred Myers
George Peahl
George Montgomery
Frank Bailey
Michigan Will Plant Victory Highway With Apple Trees
Michigan plans to plant apple trees along the victory highway stretching from Port Huron to Chicago. The project aims to brighten the route and symbolize postwar renewal as trees would line the route and mark the commemorative effort.
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State of Michigan
Port Huron
Chicago
Largest and finest diamond jewelry line in the city
The seller touts the largest and most beautiful current diamond collection in the city. They invite contact to prove their claim of consistently low prices paired with high quality goods and superior workmanship across every piece.
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