Four Months Cine Show Sentenced In Domestic Scuffle
The article reports a domestic dispute ending in a sentencing for a woman and husband after a fight in Milnwhart's alley. The judge, Justice Bowers, found the woman more guilty and imposed sentences. Other cases include George L Robinson fined for assault and battery and disorderly conduct, and Thelma Williams’s disturbing the peace charge dismissed. Lester L Bonne and Bernard Free posted $200 bonds on a grand jury larceny charge for tires. Deputy Doll made the arrests.
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Oliver Fred Straley
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Justice Bowers
Ruby
Agremier
George L
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Marie Fisher
Robinson
Milnwhart's
Murr
A&a
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Grand Juiz
Bernard Free
Doll
Martial law declared as fires threaten Idaho forests
In Boise Idaho on September 7 Governor Ben Ross announced martial law covering six central and southwestern counties Adams Lemhi Gem Boise Valley and others to curb incendiary fires. Officials fear released detainees could spark new blazes while the area remains on alert with no incendiary fires reported in the 24 hours before the measure.
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Idaho
Ben Roas
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Lemhi
Gem
Valley
Idaho National Guard
Ross
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General Darrah Transferred to Canal Zone Staff Role
Washington Sept 2 War Department special orders today relieved Gen Thomas W Darrah as chief of staff of Third Corps Arts in Baltimore and ordered him to Panama Canal Zone. Gen Douglas MacSeniel of staff announced Darrah would take command of a brigade in the Canal Zone upon his rank as central officer. His promotion was approved yesterday amid protests that dated back years.
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War Department
Thomas W. Darah
Third Corps Arts
Baltimore
Ana
Panama Canal Zone
Douglas Macseniel
Kansas
Canal Zone
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Wedding of Famous Names in Boston
Dorothy Winthrop and Standish Bradford wed in Boston marking a notable alliance of prominent American lineages. The bride traces descent from Governor John Winthrop and the groom from Pilgrim Governor William Bradford, highlighting a union of historic colonial families.
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WEA
Boston Bureau
Dorothy Winthrop
Standish Bradford
Boston
John Winthrop
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Wiliam Stradford
Pirmouth
Women's Club Meeting at Church Fete Reveals New Hats
A women's club gathering at the church featured Mrs Charles Br gral Snyder Hat Shop presenting how the new hats are worn. The event drew about 40 attendees and the group scheduled another meeting for September 17 led by Miss Piypin.
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Snyder
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County Nurse Named Speaker Despite Fragmented Text
In a partial OCR fragment a county nurse is identified as Speaker. The unreadable segments hinder full context but imply an official appointment or designation amid unclear surrounding details.
Contested Bowl Night Ends With Minor Injuries
A chaotic scene at a local bowl event left two people slightly hurt. Police secured the area while witnesses reported a scuffle near the lanes. Investigators are reviewing footage and interviewing attendees for a full account of what transpired.
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