Divorce case drag continues amid alimony orders
In a Lynch court the divorce action against Nel ht mult for continued despite the death of the plaintiff. Judge Lynch postponed final action to allow defense counsel to consult and arrange matters with the late plaintiff representation. Grace A Holland was granted temporary alimony of eighty dollars monthly for herself and their child. Josefina Antonich received seventy five dollars monthly until her suit decision. Olga Radich sought alimony as the defendant moved to quash the case.
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Fe Lynch
Haven
Alntif
Lynch
Reaton
Holland
Olga Radich
Joseph Dich
Disturbance cases occupy court again in city sessions
The recent police court sessions show ongoing disturbances as defendants appear. Peter Steel, accused of threatening women at a restaurant, was fined $20. Names and details of other offenders are noted as authorities seek to curb rowdy behavior.
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Peter Steel
Minn
Nick Backs
Unusual Alleged Poisoning Death Near Salt Lake
A Sept 4 incident in Salt Lake involved James Jo Hegan and his son, both found in a hotel, after an apparent poisoning with poison taken by the father as well. The youth was reported ill, and the father also took the drug. A letter to an undertaker asked that the boy be properly buried, offering context for the alleged act connected to the child seeking his mother, who had reportedly left the home.
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Salt Lake
James Jo Hegan
Polten
Hyan
Fred
Clerk Charles F. OBrien resigns from county health board
Charles F. OBrien, long serving clerk to the county board of health, has resigned after many years in the post. No successor has been named yet, and board members regret the departure of a highly effective official.
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Charles F. O'Brien
Board OF Health
Uniter Man
Will Nevin
O'Brien
County Board of Health
Certificates Must Bear Signatures In Washington Instructions
Fragmentary OCR notes describe certificates requiring signatures and references to Washington instructions. The text mentions purchasers handling certificates, posting addresses, and a formal requirement, but specifics are unclear due to damaged wording.
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Washington
Dr Trainor Promoted to First Lieutenant
Dr William T Trainor age 69 of the Owsley block a local physician since six years ago was commissioned first lieutenant in the service yesterday. He plans to leave Fort Til a three.
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William T. ‘Trainor
Owsley Block
Butte Wish School
Fort Til
Great Guns Take By The Americ Army In Di Thee
A garbled Associated Press dispatch reports a military action with troops and prizes. The fragment mentions capture and defeat but lacks clear names, dates, or places to specify the event or outcome.
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Americ
Fragmentary wartime note on weapon supply and battles
Readable fragments describe pursuit of arms supplies for guns and clashes with former owners. Mentions trains and northern locations, with incomplete sentences and unclear timeline. Entities and specifics are largely obscured in the damaged text.
Oldest and Best Blood Purifier Ad
An advertisement extols S.S.S. as a natural blood purifier not a cure-all. It claims time-tested safety, purity from roots and herbs, and total safety for all ages. It urges readers to start S.S.S. at once and contact the head physician at Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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S.S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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