Divorce plan alleged by wife in affidavit
In a contested divorce, Mrs. Hall alleges that in 1922 her husband Jeb Hall told her he faced financial ruin and sought a two year separation. He supposedly promised a high position with a foreign company and remarriage upon his return, prompting her to consent to divorce. she says he later rejected her and pursued the plan.
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Sult
Sist
Ner
The
Chilies
Trout Lake
Wis
Jeb
Trip
Hall
Stic
Grandma Never Lets Her Hair Get Gray Ad Card
An old time hair dye ad touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound for turning gray hair dark and glossy. It promises natural, even coverage with a simple application using a sponge or brush and claims results by morning after multiple uses. The copy emphasizes youth appeal and discretionary use at drug stores.
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Louie
Lillie
Wyeth
Hall Divorce Case Involves Large Note And Deception
Mrs Hall sues Hall alleging a long settlement after divorce, claiming he diverted funds for alimony and instead left a $43 000 note due in ten years. Counsel include Whittier aut Miller and J R Wine. Hall, once prominent in mining, reportedly left for Southern California after divorce papers were issued.
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Los Angeles
California
Tall
Central America
Hall Waa
Jevelty
Capital Approves Decision and League Open Books
The Anti-Saloon League faces scrutiny as lawmakers in several states discuss political activity and filing of reports under corrupt practices laws. Dinwiddie and Senator Edge advocate full public accounting of receipts and disbursements, while debates on prohibition and beer content unfold ahead of next Congress.
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Wheel Cro
Me. Tinkham
C. Dinwiddie
New York Court
League
Dinwiddie
Jersey
New York Supreme Court
Edge
Anti-Saloon League
Elshorate
Hf Congress
Power Funeral Marked By State Honor at Cathedral
The funeral for Senator Power was held at the Catholic Cathedral with a large honorary committee from the Society of Montana Pioneers and the Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers. The procession included Miss Margaret Power, daughter of Charles Power, and numerous Montana officials and residents. The Montana State building flag was half-mast in mourning after the senator’s death last Friday at his family home.
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D. Exinines
Lewistown
Gaielel
Belgrade
EL Puller
Chitowh
Sixon
Bra
M.A. Cooney
Lewis and Clark County
Society of Montana Pioneers
John HH. Shuter
Richard Lockay
Curtin
Indge & Lee
Ward
N. B. Nfedter
MM. Parden
J. Sanders
Willian Coleman
Deer Lodge
Society of Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Sylvia TS. Sproule
Judke A
J. Galen
B.C. Brooke
Rudolph Horsky
Slalter
Cornelius Wedges Jr
Charica
Kessler
Fred Wessler
National Producers' Alliance to Name Comis in Midwest
The National Producers alliance led by A C Townley plans four state tours across the West and Midwest. An itinerary includes North and South Dakota, Montana, Colorado, Washington, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota and Wisconsin. A separate fire at Lithograph studios in Portland destroyed motion picture facilities, with damage around 50000 dollars.
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Portland
Ore
Lithograph Company
Reduce Your Fat Without Dieting Claim
A vintage health ad promotes a fat reduction claim with no dieting or intense exercise. It touts Marmata tablets sold worldwide and direct ordering from Marmala Dam Rate at 4612 Woolward Ave, Detroit. It emphasizes easy weight loss without starvation or drastic steps.
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Trianda
Atong Daltar
Marmala
Woolward
Ave
Nile
Tellegen Amours in Limelight and Secret Meetings
Tellegen and a young woman known as Miss L were at the center of a sensational divorce case. Witnesses described late night meetings, strolls along Riverside Drive, and dinners at Italian restaurants as detectives traced Tellegen’s attentions between Miss Ambler and Miss L. The trial paused after a key witness, a doorman, testified to repeated sightings and intimate moments between Tellegen and Miss L.
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Malthaner
Beers
Jazen
New York
Miss Ambler
7 Base
West 17Th Street
Norhian
Lower East Side
Italiate
Ue Wth
Hon Tellegen
Tellegen
Ole
Aliss Athiar
Puy
Portain
Miss J
Riverside Drive
Wallway
Miss Amblér
Septener
Fitzsininous
Miss L
Riverside Derive
Samuel Untermyer
Miss Farrar
Fitzsimmons
Josephus Brandt
Negro Dos Watoe
Misa
Josephus
Brandt
Tellengen
Misa L
Mahony
Arthur E. Schwartz
Tetlegen
Schwartz
Feeler for Peace Likely Secret Message on Reparations
The State Department plans keep a key German note on reparations confidential. Berlin advised Washington that its text could be made public through diplomatic channels. In Paris, Wadsworth argued the US rejects tying payment to German ships. Allies will meet again to propose a new plan. Hostage proclamation from Essen threatens action if the killer of a French guard is not found.
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Sellor Dickloff
Germany
State Department
Jules J. Jusserand
Berlin
Greman Foreign Office
Washington
Politcdre
Askcoin
Paris
Associales Press
United States
Eliot Wadsworth
Secretary of the Treasury
Prin ‘Ciple
Wads- Worth
Wadsworth
Essen
Fours
N B Tracks Flooded Creek On Rampage
Missoula March 19 The on line tracks of the Northern Pai railway are covered with water. Passenger Silver Row west of Rutle reports flooding. Norther Pacific detours via A B lines from Silver low to Durant. Efforts to save tracks underway as rain and melting snow drive rapid rise.
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Nevocintad
On Trial Wells Displays Confidence in Mineola Court
Mary Elizabeth Wells sits with a confident smile in Mineola Long Island court as she listens to testimony in the murder case of Captain James Poult former proprietor of Fire Long Island.
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Isom
Mary Elizabeth
Tilly" Wells
Mineola
Long Island) Court House
James Poult
Ire
Long Island
ML Consolidation Meets Opposition
Nip Associated Press. Sir Paul Minn March 9. Prepared consolidations of major northwest railroads faced opposition at the opening Interdate Commerce Commission hearing on its plan to segment U S railways into a few large systems. Minnesota officials led by Iwan Bowen warned the plan could collapse industrial communities in the northwest and shift Twin Cities terminals to Chicago, with severe financial effects. Governor Preus urged the railroad commissioner to oppose the proposal, arguing Chicago would become a regional terminal if enacted.
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Nip
Sir Paul
Minn
Interdate Commerce Commission Piblic
United States
Minnesota
Iwan Bowen
State Railroad Commissiont
Northwest
Duluth
Chicago
Preus
Mnesota i
Towen
James J. Will
Twin Cities
Montana Cities primary results shape mayoral race
In Montana Cities the Democratic nomination drew 432 votes, fewer than the Republican rival. The Republican mayoral contest saw R. W. Berry chosen over Captain C. H. Cobb for police magistrate, while incumbent Democrat Harry Sheppard defeated F. W. Farmer and I. Jorgenson. Aldermanic wards featured Republican and Democratic selections across four wards.
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Fidet
R. W. Berry
C. H. Cobb
Harry Sheppard
F. W. Farmer
I. Jorgenson
Harry Stevens
A. J. Schwert
Local Ward Races Spark Sparse Turnout as Dublin Clash Erupts
In a split election the Fifth ward backed Democrat Joan Wilson while Democrats also fielded Howe in the First ward with Republican entries. turnout was about one quarter. In Dublin, Associated Press reports March 19 that Free State troops patrolling Rutland Square fired on General Thomas Ennis, wounding him in the thigh.
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W. L Ditto
Fifth Ward
Joan Wilson
Howe
Dublin
Free State
Rutland Square
Thomas Ennis
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