Large Alimony Awarded in Conrad Divorce Case
Helena report states John A. Mathews ruled in the Lanita Conrad versus Arthur F. Conrad suit granting Mrs. Lanita Conrad a divorce and custody of a minor child along with permanent alimony totaling 64,056 dollars. The decision notes the defendant’s portion of his late father’s estate valued at 210,000 dollars net, with one third designated to the plaintiff.
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Missing Great Falls Messenger Adam Jensen
Adam Jensen, a Great Northern express messenger on the Whitefish to Seattle run, disappeared from his home a fortnight ago. His family near Seattle says he left after saying he would return immediately and has not been heard from since. His wife suspects foul play.
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Bulgaria’s Future Tied to War Aims, Bulgarian Minister Says
In an interview quoted by Overseas News Agency, the Bulgarian minister to Germany claims Romania hates Bulgaria and cannot tolerate a strong postwar Bulgaria allied with Germany and Austria Hungary. He asserts a Russian victory would end Bulgarian independence, noting access to Constantinople would pass through Bulgaria.
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War loan subscriptions rise as Berlin notes influx
Berlin reports ongoing subscriptions to the new German war loan with official opening set for Sept. 4. Krupp company has subscribed 40,000,000 marks and four other firms have taken 30,000,000 marks. James Townsend aged 90 has served one Boston firm 60 consecutive years.
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Suit to Recover Money From Charles Waterman
Bozeman Sept 2 Suit filed in district court to recover 3200 alleged paid illegally to ex county Commissioner Charles Ro Waterman during his term ending Jan 1 1918 This is the first suit tied against county commissioners to recover money thought wrongfully paid The grand jury findings urged suits against present commissioners Nelson Story Charles Cale Inghan and Charles W Overstreet but none filed yet The total amount allegedly wrongfully paid to Waterman and the three commissioners was about 17000
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Democratic Party Platform Convention Planned for Helena
The Democratic state platform convention will meet in Helena on September 14 to adopt a platform and elect officers. The call is issued by Thomas Arthur, state committee chair. Virginia City notes Norman Thune visits, and ore shipments from Homestake, Florida, and Grant mines are planned to smelters in Anaconda and nearby areas. A steam engine continues pumping water from an English coal mine.
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Confedera cy Daughters to Dedicate Memorial Fountain
Plans completed for the dedication of a memorial fountain in Helena Montana erected by the United Daughters of the Confederacy. The event Tuesday at 7 20 p m includes an address of presentation and an acceptance on behalf of the city. The fountain near Hill park showcases Montana granite in an artistic design by architect George H Carsley with a cost around 2000 dollars.
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Evans running mate choice looms in Montana races
Helena September report notes uncertainty whether Cutts or Mitchell will be Evans's running mate on the Democratic ticket for Congress as late returns show rivals largely eliminated. Republican slate lists Rankin for Congress, Brantly as chief justice, and Fare for railroad commissioner among others. Montana party lines feature Kean, Stewart, Poindexter, Swindiehust, Farrell, and O'Donnell in various statewide posts.
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Butte
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Carbon County
William Keating
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Silver Bow
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Clock with early St. Johnsbury origins gifted to Athenaeum
A clock said to be made in the early history of St. Johnsbury Vermont and once housed in Edison’s tavern in 1749 has been donated to the St. Johnsbury Athenaeum. The timekeeping qualities remain excellent.
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Wilson Speech In New Jersey Coast Rally Highlights Loyalty
President Wilson defended American loyalty amid attacks on foreign born citizens and urged support for world peace. He said property claims can be settled after the war but human liberty must be protected, as crowds applauded from New Jersey coast towns and political leaders from several states listened.
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Senator Ollie M. James's Democratic plea in shadowy speech
In Shadow Lawn New Jersey on September 2, Senator Ollie M. James lauded President Wilson and urged continued Democratic support. He praised Wilson's three and a half years in office, claiming economic reforms, tax changes, bank power shifts, and worker prosperity under his administration. James cited rising exports, farm prosperity, and overall business freedom as proof of progress, urging collective faith in the president and God to guide the nation forward.
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Bees Take Auto In Pittsburg Residence Incident
Mr and Mrs Meyer of Pittsburg report an auto theft at their home. The Meyer family describes the vehicle being driven away by an unknown person as Bees refuted to Teayp until some witnesses arrive. The incident centers on the property of Stra Meyers father.
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