O'Brien Faces Suit Over Mortgage Discharge
Viola E. Greene through attorney Louis Lorenz sues W. A. O'Brien in district court to compel discharge of a mortgage on 318 West Broadway and clear title, seeks 1750 damages plus 500 for time and 250 in attorney fees, claims mortgage paid in full but courthouse records not updated. Also seeks return of fire insurance policy held as loan surety. In a separate matter Peter K Melosas sues partners George Papp Othon Cacharelis and Nick Telegadas for 2500 claiming they withhold his share from saloon profits and seeks accounting and dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola E. Greene
Louis Lorenz
District Court
W. A. O'Brien
West Broadway
O'Brien
State Savings Bank
Peter K. Melosas
George Papp
Othon Cacharelis
Nick Telegadas
East Park Street
I. A. Sutton
Butte's Young Men Step Forward For Draft Examinations
Examinations for drafted Butte men begin at 9 am in the city hall council chamber. The first 500 men will undergo physicals with volunteers aiding doctors. Police instructed to seek nonresponders. Treacy prepared 2,000 names and extra lists to meet quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
National Army
Council Chamber
W. C. Matthews
Charles Treacy
P. H. McCarthy
HH. A. Maillet
Dan J. Donohue
M. J. Scott
Or. Role
A. C. Nish
J. Borghoff
H. F. Carman
J. B. Freund
W. C. Hauser
Treacy
Officer breaks L W Wis gun during disarming man
Patrolman Hallisey fought with John Morgan an Industrial Worker of the World on East Granite Street around 8 30 pm as he tried to disarm him Morgan broke the revolver in two halves both men held pieces before Hallisey wrested the weapon and arrested Morgan Morgan 30 admitted I W W affiliation and vowed to harm James Kelly the miner Morgan warned of punishment including prison and retaliation after release police plan to notify federal authorities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morgan
East Granite Street
Hallisey
Morgan
James Kelly
Kelly
United States
Hopkins Nominated Assistant Secretary of Interior
Assistant Secretary Seldon G. Hopkins of Cheyenne Wyoming was nominated by President Wilson to succeed the late Bo Sweeney. The nomination was announced August 10 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seldon G. Hopkins
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wilson
Interior
Bo Sweeney
Knit Underwear Bargains for Boys Union Suits and Shirts
Bargain listing for boys union suits in a serviceable weight with knee length shorts, all sizes, regular price saved. Also Porosknit or balbriggan shirts with long or short sleeves and knee to ankle tights, all sizes, reduced from regular 45e to 25¢.
Ball Park Refused For Public Meeting
A mass meeting planned by metal trades and metal mine workers cannot be held at Hebgen park or Gardens or Clark playgrounds on Sunday due to protests from stockholders and park-management limits. If Clark grounds fail, the event may be postponed to a weekday as halls are unavailable. An unauthorized trades council committee sparked internal disputes, while union actions and buttons affect job competition. William Davidson of the International Mine, Mill and Smelter Men's union returned to discuss potential strike votes, but no sanction is yet requested. The Tom Campbell union held a small meeting with limited interest as speakers attacked mining companies and newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metal Trades
Hebgen Park
Lou Frank
Butte Baseball Association
Wharton
Hanratty
Clark
Ball Park
Metal Trades Council
Trades Council
R. L. Dunn
Workingmen’s Union
Metal Mine Workers’ Union
Butte
Anaconda
J. B. Rankin
Tom Campbell
Salt Lake to Butte Roadster Run Sets Speed Record
Al Frank general manager of the Mines Operating company and E. W. Newhouse Jr. arrived in Butte after a Salt Lake to Butte road trip in a roadster. The actual running time was 16 hours over a 485 mile route with 8 hours for stops, making it the fastest machine run between the cities. China is starting to export pig iron from large iron ore deposits believed to be among the world’s greatest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Frank
Mines Operating Company
Butte
E. W. Newhouse Jr
Salt Lake
China
Entire staff quits the emergency fleet corporation
Washington Aug 10 The entire legal staff of the emergency fleet corporation has quit in sympathy with Maj Gen George W Goethals whose resignation as general manager was accepted recently by President Wilson Names include George Rublee Joseph P Cotton George H Savage Charles P Howland and Edward B Burling All but Savage served without pay The lawyers resigned days ago but news surfaced today Officials said Goethals left the staff stayed on to brief the new management on legal matters The fleet board discussed reduced ocean freight rates with Thomas Royden of the British mission and allies plans to cut shipping trains while asserting US control of its own tonnage in any international chartering agreement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Emergency Fleet Corporation
George W. Goethals
Wilson
George Rublee
Federal Trade Commission
Joseph P. Cotton
George H. Savage
Charles P. Howland
New York
Edward B. Burling
Goethals
Thomas Royden
Shipping Board
United States
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Gamer’s
West Park Street
Butte Grill
East Broadway
Davey & Gilmor
INLEN
Cape
James T. Finlen
W. H. Davey
Riddell
Home Painting
West Park
Montana
ED Rose
the Jeweler
North Main St
Butte Floral CO
Oechsl
Bell-Ans
Flora Greene
Buite
L. W. Wis
Bagley
Halcyon
Hanover
Notion Specials
Knit
Cate
Reg Wise AG
White Flyer Laundry
Java
Cassimere Floral
Cial
Finlander Hall
Carpenters’ Union
William Davidson
International Mine, Mill and Smelter Men's Union
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