County pays car bill after year long dispute
After more than a year of dispute over the purchase of an automobile, the county commissioners paid Butte Buick company 1799.50 plus 8.70 costs. Attorney general S. C. Ford advised payment, saying the county was justified and the supreme court would likely dismiss the motion. The car was bought March 6, 1919, used briefly, and the district court ruled for the company on price but not interest. The county auditor had opposed the bill.
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Butte- Buick Company
S. C. Ford
Supreme Court
Nellie Sullivan
District Court
Automobile Company
United Irish Picnic At Anaconda Sunday Aug 1
Trains depart Butte via B A P railroad at 9 30 am 11 00 am 1 00 pm and 5 00 pm Returning from Anaconda at 3 30 pm 6 30 pm 8 00 pm and 11 30 pm Round trip fare adults 1 08 children 54 cents
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Butte
Anaconda
Gompers Decries Open Shop Averages Labor Divide
Universal Service reports Samuel Gompers AF of L president analyzes union versus non union labor for the Federationist August issue. He says the gap is between helpless workers without voice and free men in a democratic country under deceit living conditions. He links open shop supporters to ill advised immigration and wage suppression.
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Universal Service
Washington
Samuel Gumpers
American Federation of Labor
Federationist
Gompers
Organized Labor Movement
America
Aggressive Campaign Planned by Democrats
Senator Harrison of Mississippi, head of the DNC speakers bureau, announced a sweeping campaign for Governor Cox and Franklin D Roosevelt. He pledged the most aggressive effort in American politics, aiming to reach every hamlet in disputed states with speakers after acceptance speeches. The nominees favor direct appeals to the public, rejecting front porch campaigning.
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Washington
Harrison
Mississippi
Democratic National Committee
Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Mysterious P P Pourverer linked to trunk murder
Washington says negotiations opened with Mexico to arrest Eugene Leroy alias O J Fernandez in connection with the trunk murder case spanning New York to Mexico. New York authorities link Leroy to the Portland Ore victim Cecil Landon murder, noting handwriting similarity with the hotel register and possible alias Oscar J Wood.
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New York
Mexico
Detroit
Chicago
Mississippi
Washington
Eugene Leroy
O J. Fernandez
Leroy
P. P. Pourverer
Cecil E. Landon
Portland
Ore
Landon
McAlipin
Pourverer
Fernandez
O. J. Wood
Oscar J. Wood
Minneapolis Grain Trade Receipts and Prices July 31
Minneapolis Wheat receipts 149 cars vs 173 year ago. No. 1 northern cash at 2.40 to 2.35. Corn No. 3 yellow 1.32 to 1.34. Oats No. 3 white 69 to 71 cents. Barley 1.03. Rye 1.67 to 1.69. Flax No. 1 3.17 to 3.19. Flour slightly lower. In carload family patents 12.85 to 13.25 per barrel. Shipments 40,798 barrels. Bran 15. Quail and peacocks noted as pheasant family. Mexico reports 60 revolutions in 61 years.
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Butte Motors CO
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Thomas A. Marlow
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Harry A. Gallwey
Oavis Evans
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G. CG. Swinborne
R. W. Place
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Serge Teat Ay
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