War hero Louis Van Tersel returns to U S with bride
Sergt Louis Van Tersel, born in Holland and now of Passaic New Jersey, arrives from the Netherlands with his bride Hendricks de Ronde. He reportedly earned more World War I medals than any other American Expeditionary Force member, including the Medal of Honor for saving his unit.
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New York
Louis van Tersel
Holland
Passaic
N. J
Netherlands
Hendricks de Ronde
Dussen
United States
van Iersel
York
Tennessee
van Tersel
Company M
Ninth Infantry
Men Told To Leave But They Remain At Exchange
In Greensburg Pennsylvania a dispute at the local telephone exchange has sparked girl workers to resist an order restricting male visitors. The boss proclaimed men must not meet girls at the building, prompting threats of strikes and plans to meet friends elsewhere. The scene disrupted nearby gathering spots as tensions rose.
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Greensburg
Freddie
Ex Kaiser's Chef Saved From Potters Field Mystery
Rudolph Gaeta once personal chef to the ex Kaiser's retinue was found dead in a Chicago hotel. A bellboy uncovered $250 under his mattress preventing a burial in potters field. Police seek his sister who reportedly holds his bank book with deposits of $9 000.
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Chicago
Rudolph Gaeta
Potters’ Field
Foley's Honey and Tar: trusted cough remedy touted
Mrs. Geneva Robinson of Albany New York reports Foley's Honey and Tar quickly relieves hay fever asthma bronchial coughs as well as ordinary coughs colds and croup. She used two bottles to conquer a stubborn lingering cough and calls it the best cough medicine she ever used. Sold everywhere.
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Foley
Geneva Robinson
N. Swan St
Albany
N. Y
Chiropractors Set Montana Convention in Butte October 18 20
Arrangements for the annual Montana Association of Chiropractors convention in Butte October 18 20 were advanced after a conference between Charles Austin secretary of the Butte Chamber of Commerce and Dr Daniels of Bozeman president of the association. Besides speeches a program of entertainment features will be provided for visitors and chamber rooms may be used for convention sessions.
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Butte
Montana Association of Chiropractors
Charles Austin
Butte Chamber of Commercce
Daniels
Bozeman
Demurrer Overruled in Mulcahy Suit. Other Motions Decided
Law and motion disputes before district courts yield mixed results. Judge Lamb overruled the demurrer in J R Mulcahy v Larry Duggan and granted 20 days to answer. A new trial was granted in John Vuori v Isaac Bowman, while Morrisey’s motion for judgment on the pleadings in Cecil Johnson v Morrisey and Ziegler was denied. Mary Wakkuri v Fr Bell also saw a new trial granted. Fred Yamer’s information was dismissed for not bringing the case to trial within six months, connected to a raid on the colored club amid prohibition charges.
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J. R. Mulcahy
Larry Duggan
Lamb
John Vuori
Isaac Bowman
Cecil L. Johnson
Edward Morrisey
William Ziegler
Morrisey
Mary Wakkuri
Fr. M. Bell
Fred Yamer
J. J. Lynch
Yamer
Colored Club
Commissioners Decline City Hall Office Offer
County board did not act on Mayor Studden and City Attorney Clinton’s proposal to rent ground floor offices in the courthouse for city administration. The city offered $7,500 yearly rent, but board members deemed the offer unacceptable and postponed action.
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Board of County Commissioners
Studden
Clinton
Big Baked Potato Speciality Returns on Northern Pacific
The big baked potato, made famous by the Northern Pacific railroad before the war, will return to railroad diners this fall. All potatoes will be hand picked for the dining car service. War time conservation paused its service, and Pat Carney of Waterloo, who supplied many giant spuds, again has a contract with the railroad for this season.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Butte
Pat Carney
Waterloo
Baby trout placed in Butte chamber fountain
Two hundred baby mountain trout were placed yesterday in the ornamental fountain of the Butte Chamber of Commerce rooms. Deputy game warden Fred Pilling brought the fry, diet prescribed as ground meat, under the care of secretary Charles Austin. Visitors wished to try flies on the miniature trout while chamber officials watch the exhibits' welfare.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce
Fred Pilling
Charles Austin
Highwayman bounty in St Joseph three decades past
Thirty years ago St Joseph Missouri police drew a reward of six hundred dollars for each highwayman killed. Separately in Shanghai the Chinese working women, many employed in stocking factories, formed a union in the French concession.
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St. Joseph
Shanghai
Section Foreman Inherits Million Dollar Estate In Oklahoma
Blackwell, Oklahoma. James Yarborough, longtime section foreman for the St. Louis & San Francisco railroad, inherits a million dollars from his aunt Pollyanna Clisterpool of Long Beach, California. He plans to start a school to train boys to become section foremen and adopt several to raise as his trainees.
Grass Abundant Until Snow Covers Montana Range
Ranger R J Kirby visiting Butte reports grass plentiful to feed cattle and sheep until heavy snows arrive. He notes no fire damage near Burnt Hollows where he is stationed in Deer Lodge National Forest.
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Montana
R. Jp. Kirby
Deer Lodge National Forest
Butte
Husbands "Business" Leads to Divorce in Muskogee
Mrs. Bell sues for divorce after fifty years of absence by Alex Bell who disappeared from Muskogee Okla years ago while promising a short trip. The wife now faces life with grown children and no sign of his return as she cites his long “business” as the cause.
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International News Service
Muskogee
Okla
Alex Bell
Here
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