Wage Earners Lead in Bankruptcies Across US
The United States faces a high rate of voluntary bankruptcies among wage earners with 4358 filings in 1810, compared to 3647 merchants and others. Involuntary bankruptcies number around 4000 yearly, while a standard reference book on the American government is offered by the Standard.
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United States
Federal Courts
Supreme Court
Circuit Courts of Appeal
Commerce Court
District Courts
Court of Claims
Frederic J. Haskin
Standard
Ministers Probe Deeper To Report Next Week
The Silver Bow Ministerial association special committee investigating the gambling situation says new information warrants delaying its report by another week. The committee would be backed by accompanying data and the association may pursue legal action after reviewing findings.
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Silver Bow Ministerial Association
Washington school under inquiry as building condemned
City officials warn the Washington school at Granite and Arizona streets and Broadway is unsafe. Inspector Van Horne and City Engineer Gow say repairs would be wasteful, urging a new building or temporary quarters if needed. The district plans action at tonight’s meeting, with bond issues likely if a new structure is required. Washington is the oldest school, built in 1886, now housing 500 to 600 pupils with limited modernizations.
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J. A. van Horne
Board of School Trustees
Th Lutte
Paul Gow
Washington
Granite
Arizona Streets
Broadway
Consote
Washington School
Emerson School
Butte
Butte High School
P. W. Irvine
John G. Holland
Main
Feverine Bugle Calls Re-established in Regiments
The decree restores in all regiments with bugles the Feverine dinner call muster and curfew to lift soldiers spirits, restoring gaiety and animation to barracks life.
Prosperity Shown By Shipments Of Lumber
Lumber shipments as a business barometer show a marked advance in six weeks says A J Hillman division freight and passenger agent of the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound road. Main shipments come from Washington points including Bellingham and Aberdeen and rail business is brisk for the year. Railroads had claimed lumber shipments were below normal due to crop failures in the Middle West. Hillman noted Montana crops are excellent and freight business is slightly ahead of last year.
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A. J. Hillman
Divi
Chicago, Milwaukee
Puget “Sound
Washington
Bellingham
Aberdeen
Middle West
Hillman
Montana
New Trial Denied In Hastie Case After Jury Verdict
Judge McClernan refused a rehearing in Alice M Hastie v Northern Pact Railway. Hastie won damages for injuries from a wagon crash at a railway crossing. a child died, and two related suits remain. Appeal to the Supreme Court planned. Contempt case against Bana B Rucker continued. alimony order in the Rucker divorce remains unresolved. Nellie Sullivan granted divorce for non support with custody awarded and Dun Sullivan ordered to pay $25 monthly.
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Alice M. Hastie
Northern Pact Railway Company
Hastie
Whch
Supreme Court
Bana B. Rucker
Charles Rucker
Becaus
McClernnan
Nellie Sullivan
Dan Sullivan
Trdge McClernan
Sullivan
Restraining Order In Court In Marsh Case
Burt Marsh a police court practitioner sought to extend a restraining order against Mayor Dune t in a district court hearing. Marsh defended Belle Spriggs who struck at him on the street unaware he was a police officer. Spriggs was found guilty of street walking and Marsh appeared under the restraining order until his further appeal against the mayor is heard. A Lindberg an employment agent faced charges for taking a fee from a boy who failed to secure a promised position. The case ended in a dismissal after Lindberg made an arrangement. A. McCloud paid $25 for a desire to arrest Patrolman McCormick on a public street. McCloud tried to stop the officer and Holbrook forfeited a $200 bond on a disturbance charge. Jack McGinn a jockey was the complainant in the case.
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Burt Marsh
Dunet
Judes Booher
Marsh
Belle Spriggs
McCormick
the. Holbrook
Jack McGinn
Not Easy to Start a Sugar Factory
David M. Brethan, Blackfoot merchant, testifies before U S Commissioner W Bryce on attempts to form an Independent sugar factory in Mackfoot Idaho. He recalls farmers pledging beet acreage, early company efforts, capital disputes, a factory erection, and resistance from sugar company agents in Salt Lake City.
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Mackfoot
Idaho
David M. Brethan
Blackfoot
United States
W. Bryce
American Suear Refining Company
Miethan
Backfoot
Hiethan
Geoghegan
Bethan
Death of Mrs Leggat mourned by Montana residents
Mrs Rod D Leggat died at 405 West Broadway after months of illness. A pioneer and wife of R D Leggat, president of the Society of Montana, she is survived by son J E Blake and daughter Rose Blake. Funeral at St Patrick's Church with Montana old-timers as pallbearers.
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Rod D. Leggat
West Broadway
Montana
Ranville Stuart
C.D. M Mantle
Dennis Driscoll
J. Sic Queeney
PJ. Brophy
Train to run daily from Butte to Anaconda and back
The Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway will run a daily special train leaving Butte at p.m. and arriving at Gregson showing unclear times. Return from Anaconda at 15 p.m. and Gregson at 10:2 p.m. The Lennon Globe notes M Millerand, France war minister, restoring旧 bugle calls boosts piouplous popularity.
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Hot Springs
Gregson
America
Butte
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Butte, Anaconda
Lennon Globe
M. Millerand
Death of Joax Mettuley in Roundup
Obituary note reports John Mettuley aged 50 a Roundup resident died after long illness in Butte He had Austrian descent and mined in Montana for years Cousins Joseph Mettuley of Roundup and others referenced Readers are invited to follow current events and subscription details for The Standard including pricing and distribution notes.
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John Mettuley
Butte
Austria
Joseph Mettuley
Likely Cabinet Head as Katsura Foresees Europe Tour
Report suggests Prince Katsura may head the Japanese Cabinet amid a planned Europe and United States tour, with a return to Tokyo expected to occur after the mission. The move signals potential reshaping of leadership upon his return.
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Katsura
Europe
United States
Tokio
Little Girl's Story Convicts Justice in Assault Case
Helena Aug 5 Special Dispatch reports Justice of the Peace W Langhorne in Helena was found guilty of assault in the third degree on an 8 year old girl. The trial followed a visit by Ivy Higham from England who sought to see his office and jail. The defendant appealed, sentence due tomorrow, claiming innocence despite witnesses describing red marks on the girl's neck.
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Standard
Helena
W. Langhorne
Langhorne
Ivy Higham
England
Judge Langhorne
John W Herron Father of Mrs Taft Dies in Cincinnati
John W Herron father of Mrs Taft wife of the president died at his Cincinnati home after years of illness He was a longtime Cincinnati attorney and United States district attorney under President Harrison President Taft and Mrs Taft plan to attend the funeral in Cincinnati and return to Washington Thursday Also noted is a Senate House pension bill deadlock and a dinner advertisement for Lucian Raverat's private dining rooms for ladies.
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Cincinnati
John W. Herron
Witham Howard Taft
Herron
United States
Harrison
Washington
Taft
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