Butte Strike Leaders Move Fight to Courts
Federal Judge Bourquin ordered Governor Stewart and the Montana National Guard officers to show cause on Monday why writs of habeas corpus should not be issued for three men arrested by state troops in Butte. Edward Evans D W Malone and James Chapman were detained amid the miners dispute. Chapman reportedly helped deport miners who refused to join the new union. the militia asserts supreme command in Silver Bow county with authority to make arrests.
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Butte
Mont
George M. Bourquin
W Stewart
Montana National Guard
Edward Evans
D W Malone
James Chapman
Mother’s Friend promoted for easier pregnancy and delivery
The ad extols an external abdominal product named Mothers Friend praised for easing ligament strain during pregnancy. It claims wide distribution across drug stores in the United States and offers a compact booklet with tips for expectant mothers. For orders or the booklet write Bradfield Regulator Co. Lamar Sids Atlanta Georgia.
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Ufe
United States
Bradfield Regulator Co
Jf Lamar
Writs claim governor’s insurrection order false in Butte case
Corpus filed by RL Maury and two socialists alleges Governor V Stewart proclaimed Silver Bow County in insurrection which is untrue. Ev ans Chapman and Malone were arrested without warrants, yet no crime was proven. City remained quiet, mines worked, and Provost Marshal Conley kept police under city control while search for Butte Mine Workers union president McDonald ended.
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RL. Maury
Stewart
Silver Bow County
Evans
Chapman
Malone
Donohue
Police Department
Conley
President McDonald
Butte Mine Workers’ Union
Oleomargarine fraud indictments rock Columbus case
Federal indictments charge Capital City Dairy of Columbus and associates with producing colored oleomargarine as uncolored and underpaying taxes. Executives and the firm face $2,000,000 in tax and fraud claims. Detained on $15,000 bonds each. plant seizure followed July 30 as civil action seeks $3,078,951 in delinquent taxes.
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Columbus
Ohi
Capital City Dairy Company of
Tt 18
John A Sater
Dennis Kelly
Eherat
Corbett and Haynes
Patm Ail
New York
Williamson
Internal Revenue Collector
Allen
House Committee Approves Report on Judge Speer
Washington September 4 A House judiciary committee approves the sub committee report on impeachment charges against Judge Emory Speer after a sharp debate over whether he should be impeached or the report should be softened. The Webb bill to create another federal judge in the southern Georgia district awaits action with a favorable committee report.
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John Corrinen, Jr
Washington
Emory Speer
Georgia
House Judiciary Committee
Speer
Webb
House
Judiciary Committee
Farmer Pleads for Help to Find Missing Wife
Pierce Brown a 27 year old farmer from Fayetteville seeks police aid after his wife Zenia Gibson left home last Tuesday. He describes her as alert and handsome about 20 years old, six feet seven inches tall and thirty five pounds, with light hair and complexion, a small head, long face, a dimple on her left cheek and chin, and a half inch gap between the eyes. The note to a neighbor mentions love for their child and postmark from Atlanta.
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Zenia
Fayetteville
Gao
Pierce Brown
Atlanta
Brown
Zenia Gibson
Atlanta Teachers Marooned by War In Europe
A number of Atlanta public school teachers are stranded in Europe with families awaiting news. Principal Mra Cola Spears and several educators from Highland and Girls High School have not heard from weeks. Susie Battle has reached New York and will return soon. superintendents say substitutes will cover vacancies until they return.
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Atlanta
Europe
Mra Cola Spears
Highland School
Switzerland
Misa Toule Smith
Annie Barnwell
Mary Anderson
Normal School
Susie Battle
Girls’ High School
America
Asfely
New York
Jessie Muse
Theigh School
Wilam M Slaton
Farmers Plant More Grain Crops In Eatonton
Eatonton Georgia September 4 farmers plant more grain crops as warehouses open for the season. Cotton picking is underway amid tempered enthusiasm from landlords tenants and cotton-pickers. Warehousemen offer liberal terms and a hopeful tone per Putnam dairymen receiving monthly checks and steady product demand.
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Eatonton Ga
Eatonton
Putnam's
Cotton Receipts Show Increase in Athens Season 1913 14
Athens Ga September 4 Special The cotton receipts for Athens for the season 1913 14 closed September 1 were 118 950 against 106 782 for the season before The record season four years ago was about 178 000 bales of the amount reported 26 593 bales were from wagons A number of bales have been brought and warehoused so far as to Iowa Sas Ware bale having boos yet sold of this years crop the first Which brought a prize price of 12 cents.
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Athens
Iowa
City Schools Prepare for Double Sessions and Office Move
The school board plans double sessions for city schools with overtime for teachers and will designate them a few days after opening. The superintendent is ordered to relocate from Boys High to the Chamber of Commerce building to create more space, with board offices joining him there.
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Superintendent of Schools
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Education
Bulgaria Stays Neutral in War Says Greek Envoy
A Bulgarian minister to Greece informs the government Bulgaria will maintain strict neutrality to war's end. The dispatch notes firm stance with no reason to deploy the army to the front, reflecting cautious policy amid broader conflict.
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Paris
Havas
Athens
Greece
Bulgaria
Innes Murder Case Hearing Delayed in San Antonio
District Attorney Linden reports discovery of a human toe nail and bones from a cess pool near a San Antonio residence linked to Victor Innes and wife as probes into the disappearance of Beatrice Nelms Dennis and Beatrice Nelms. The preliminary exam scheduled for Innes and Mrs Innes is postponed to next week amid ongoing investigations into Atlanta connections and prior aliases.
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L. P Weathers
Atlante Realty
San Antonio
Victor Innea
Weathers
Innes
Elois Nelms-Dennia
Reno
Nevada
Nelma
Atlanta
Victor Innes
Atlante
Mrs. Innes
Bexar County
Waet Harris Street
Mra Innes
Mra
May Margaret Iville
Wilkins Street
W ¢ Linden
Texas
W C Linden
Tobin
Victor E Tnnes
Eugene
Oregon
Blois Nelms Dennis
Misa Beatrice Nelma
Hearmez
London banks arrange funds to meet foreign exchange acceptances
London September 4. Chancellor David Lloyd George announced a plan to ease exchange breakdowns by the Bank of England supplying funds to pay at maturity all bills contracted before the moratorium. Acceptors must collect from clients and pass funds to the bank with 2 percent above the ruling rate. The bank will not seek repayment for amounts not recovered within one year after the war. Joint stock banks, with the Bank of England and government, will advance funds to clients to pay maturing acceptances where funds were not provided in time.
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London
David Lloyd-George
Bank of England
Heak of
England
Mortuary Notices From Rome Georgia and Nearby
Rome Georgia September 4 special reports Rev D G Tate aged years died yesterday at home near Lindale survived by three sons and three daughters Funeral held at Antioch church East Roma Marshell Kay clerk at Daniel Brothers died of typhoid fever aged 17 survived by father J R Kay Kirkwood John Robert Echols 12 died Friday at residence near College Park survived by parents and three brothers Mrs Jane Smith 83 died Friday at 48 South Ashby street survived by daughter Mrs JW Burton Infant of Mr and Mrs Arthur Moore died at private sanitarium Thursday night body to Pogle chapel plans to send to Thomas Infant of Mrs Alice Greene died last night at 224 East Fair Street body at Poole chapel pending funeral arrangements
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D. G. Tate
Rome
D G Tate
W. J Bryant
Lindale
Antioch Church
Esat Roma
Marshell Kay
Marshall Kay
Daniel Brothers
J. R. Kay
Kirkwood
John Robert Echols
JR. Echols
College Park
Jane Smith
South
Ashby Street
JW * Burton
Cleveland
Arthur Moore
Pogle
Thomas
Alice Greene
East Fair Street
Poole
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