May Szeemore vows to marry for money and finds love denied
May Seymour returns to her hometown after a scandalous year and, believing rich suitors can restore her fortune, pursues wealthy men. She weds Bert Waterbury who vanishes with her money, then seeks stability with Ulysses Forgan, only to reject a marriage of convenience. After deep self‑reckoning, she battles poverty through stenography, then reencounters a renewed sense of life with Forgan.
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May Seymour
Joh Seymour
Hone
Atlantic City
Herbert Waterbury
Carlotta Frolking
Waterbury
May
California
Carlotta
Los Altos Hills
Gloria Gregory
Ulysses Forgan
Los Altos
Forgan
Gregorys
Ulysses
Sally
Solong
Tonant
Linge
Mr. Forgan
Mr. Phillimor
Dick Gregory
Body
Sant
Ulysses Forpant
Domestic Arts Exhibits Due By Sunday At State Fair
Miss Kate McCormick of the State fair domestic arts department arrived to oversee exhibit reception. Exhibits may be received through Sunday noon at the fairgrounds, to be displayed under the grand stand in the same space as last year.
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Kate McCormick
Butte
McCormek
Montana State Fair visitors seek extra rooms in Helena
Helena will be crowded for the State fair and the Commercial club asks residents with extra rooms to notify phone number 37. They favor rooms close to town to shorten the walk to the street car line. Hotel space will fill up. cooperation from local homes with spare rooms is greatly appreciated.
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Helena
Phone No. 37
Sunday dance law to be reviewed by Montana Supreme Court
Montana Supreme court will rule on the Sunday dancing statute after summer recess. Joseph Klume, operator of the Castle dance hall in Butte, seeks a writ of habeas corpus to challenge a Silver Bow county sheriff custody. The case questions whether serving liquor at a Sunday dance makes it illegal and if the statute applies to current conditions.
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Montana Supreme Court
Montana
Joseph Klume
Castle
Butte
Supreme Court
Silver Row County
Klue
District Court of
Silver Bow County
Funeral Service for Mrs. Thomas Shanks Held This Afternoon
The funeral took place at 2:30 in Flaherty and Kohler's chapel with the Rev. James FL McNamee officiating. Burial will be in Forestvate. Mrs. Shanks died Thursday afternoon at the home of her daughter on Broadway after a dramatic meeting with a man she once hoped never to see again.
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May
Gregorys
Broadway
Dr. John
Fuller Avenue
Dick Gregory
Phillimor
Phillimar
Ulysses
Thomas Shanks
Flaherty
Grediby
Father
Javith
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C. P. Jennison
Malaga
Mont
Commonwealth of
Eddy
Forree
Eddy Bakery
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