Big damage suit over dislocated ankle from fall on icy walk
Mrs. E. E. Wagner sues in district court seeking 15500 for injuries from a February 27 fall on an ice covered sidewalk at 223 North Jackson street. Defendants Whiting and real estate agents Wilson & Smith allegedly failed to keep roofs and drains clear, causing ice. Wagner reports heavy doctor bills, time lost, pain and seeks 500 for expenses and 15000 for pain and suffering.
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E. E. Wagner
North Jackson Street
W. C. Whiting
Wilson & Smith
Whiting
West Quartz
North Jackson Streets
County Gives Fair Money From Public Funds
County commissioners, after reviewing a petition signed by about 50 businessmen, approved a $300 donation to the state fair association from public funds. State law limits yearly county publicity gifts to $1,500, and Silver Bow had already given $1,000 this year to Panama Pacific exposition. The board chose a liberal yet prudent gift, placing $300 at the state fair association’s disposal to cover immediate needs.
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State Fair Association
Silver Bow
Bryan names Fleming foreign trade adviser to State Dept
Washington July 31 Secretary Bryan announced the appointment of Kh F Fleming a Louisville Kentucky lawyer as a foreign trade adviser in the state department to succeed Charles M Pepper who resigned Fleming will serve with Robert Rose of Helena Montana who was named to replace Evan E Young several weeks earlier
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Washington
Bryan
Kh. F Fleming
Louisville
State Department
Charles M. Pepper
Fleming
Robert Rose
Helena
Mont
Evan E. Young
President Urges Swift Punishment of Offenders
A socialist group in Ruth appeals to President Wilson urging decisive action. The local faction calls for ten offenders to be punished as a demonstration of law and order and to deter further unrest.
Head of Mormons pays Butte visit
Joseph Smith president of the Mormon church spent an hour in Butte and praised the city’s scale and copper industry. He said he mistook Butte for a mining camp and noted its metropolitan size, planning extended ties with the region and potential future temple construction outside the United States.
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Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
Butte
Brigham Young
Anaconda Hill
Smith
Great Northern
Great Falls
W. Penrose
Charles W. Nibley
George Albert Smith
Alberta
United States
Salt Lake City
Carsden
Raymond
BE. A. Shewe
J. Ross Clark
Salt Lake
A. H. Heilbronner
Heilbronner
West Side
Northwest
Bankers Advisory Board To Number Of Twelve
Washington July 31 events crowded progress toward completion of the Glass currency bill in the house committee on banking and currency. Chairman Glass after an agreement with Secretary McAdoo secured adoption of an amendment in the democratic conference for the creation of an advisory board of 12 bankers who may confer regularly with the federal reserve board to be created under the proposed currency plan.
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Washington
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Glass
McAdoo
Federal Reserve Board
Famous Place Changes Hands in Helena
The historic California wine house and its art treasures will move from August Fock to Harvey Fister and Willem Barworth. For nearly 25 years under Fock it attracted Helena visitors with western paintings by Russell Swain and De Camp, making it a noted city show place.
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Helena
California
Harvey Fister
Willem Barworth
Bullands Leave for Three Months in Europe
Lewiston July 31. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bulland of this city have departed for a three months visit to Europe.
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Lewiston
John J. Bulland
Europe
Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Quick Cleanse for Children
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna to cleanse stomach liver and bowels. It claims coated tongues signal illness and promises gentle relief from constipation with a tasty, harmless formula. The ad stresses full directions on packaging and loyalty to the California Fig Syrup Co.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Furniture trade deal at 57 East Park Street
A brief classified notice states an exchange of old furniture for new with offers exceeding its appraised value, located at 57 East Park Street.
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East Park Street
Sleuths Confront Bandit Car and Horses
Three saddle horses linked to a siege on the North Coast limited near Homestake. Col. J F Keown of the Northern Pacific detectives leads the inquiry, finding horses tied near Highview and pondering their use for ground surveying or packing explosives. Investigators still consider automobile involvement and note four men rode in the bandits car with lights out.
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North Coast Limited
Homestake
Col
J. F. Keown
Northern Pacific Detective i
Montana
Highview
Butte
Mission Worker's Slayer Acquitted By The Jury
Juneau Alaska July 31 Joseph MacDonald general manager of Consolidated Mining and Milling company of Guanajuato Mexico and former superintendent of the Treadwell mine was acquitted today by the jury that tried him for murdering N C Jones a mission worker on May 14 1902 The jury was out two hours Mrs MacDonald fainted when the verdict was announced but revived later He will depart for Guanajuato with his family MacDonald pleaded self defense His witnesses testified Jones menaced him with a pistol before the shooting A coroner's jury had exonerated him earlier The case was reopened in 1912 leading to the 1913 indictment MacDonald known in the Coeur d Alene Idaho district for developing the Frisco mine
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Juneau
Alaska
Joseph MacDonald
Consolidated Mining and Milling Company
Guanajuato
Mexico
Treadwell
N. C. Jones
MacDonald
Massachusetts
Jones
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Frisco
Weather officials removed amid Moore dismissal probe
Washington July 31 R F E Pollock director of the weather bureau at Trenton N J Prof H L Heiskel of the office of meteorology and Daniel J Carroll chief clerk of the weather bureau were removed from office today in the investigation into former Chief Willis L Moore’s political activity and his dismissal.
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Washington
R. F E. Pollock
Weather Bureau
Trenton
N. J
H. L. Heiskel
Office of Meteorology
Daniel J. Carroll
Willis L. Moore
Health Restored by Eckman's Alterative
An affidavit from Joseph B. White recounts medical failure with glandular tuberculosis and three hospital operations. After starting Eckman's Alterative in 1909 he improved, gained weight, slept, avoided further hemorrhages, and returned to work by late 1910. The ad promotes the remedy for throat and lung ailments and lists Newbro Drug Co. as a seller and the Eckman Laboratory for more evidence.
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Eckman
Larnston
St., Phila
Joseph B. White
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Adyvy
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Lutey
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Tregular Soc
Richelieu
Keller
E. Park St
Bell
West Park Street
Main Street
West Park
Lutey’s
Lutey’s Marketeria
Mair Street
Park
Montana Flour Mills Company
Montana Flour Mil Co
Harlowton
Lewistown
Montana Flour Mills Co
Big Sum
Rose
Socialist Local
OF Ruth
Wilson
Head OF Mormons
Canada
Socialist Party
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Seattle
Charles G. Colby
Navy
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Standard
Woodrow Wilson
Wash
Army
Josephus Danieis
Congress
Industrial Workers of the World
H. Lowndes Maury
E. B. Wishaar
Socialist Party of America
Hennessy
Gamer’s Shoe Store
North Main St
Bankers’ Advisory Board
Italy
Vittucci’s
John Vittucci CO
Pacific Northwest
Vancouver
B. C
Paris
New York Forest
Fleur de Lys
F. A. Ironside
North Main
Allen & Darnell
Mission Worker’s Slayer
Patrick-Duluth
F. A. Patrick & Co
Duluth
Sliptons Aa
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