Injunction Denied in Butte Bernice Case
Judge Lynch refused to grant the injunction in the case of Ed Trevathan and Joseph Plackett against the Butte Bernice Mining Co. The hearing covered alleged illegal 2 cent per share stock assessment to fund debts via treasury stock sales. Testimony cited meetings on Jan 3 and later actions. plaintiffs claimed no valid assessment existed.
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Ed Trevathan
Joseph Plackett
Butte-Bernice
Lynch
Department of the District Court
George D. Toole
Will F. Hart
W. S. Lippincott
J. 4. Lyon
Plackett
Trevathan
Treasury
M. C. Forrest
Trevathan and Pinckett
D. A. McKenkda
James McGowan
McKenzie and
Mellowan
Forrest
Three Counties to Hold Teachers Institute Start Sept Fifth
County Superintendent Mamie Burt announces a four day teachers institute beginning September fifth with Deer Lodge Jefferson and Silver Bow teachers joining. sessions run 9am to noon daily with no afternoon meetings. Schuncker from Westchester normal will lead nature study and lecture on The Lure of the City. Nettie Sawyer of Seattle will teach primary methods. Other speakers include W E Harmon George F Downer and W K Dwyer. attendance expected higher than last year.
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Mamie Burt
Deer Lodge
Jefferson Counties
Silver Bow
Cc. Schuncker
Westchester, Pa
Nettie Sawyer
Seattle
W. E. Harmon
George F. Downer
W. K. Dwyer
Anaconda
Burt
Scouts Venture to Big Belt Camp for Two Weeks Outing
Thirty Koy Scouts led by Scoutmaster Charles McMullen with a cook and guide departed Great Falls for a two week camp six miles from Wolf Creek in the Big Belt mountains. They plan to enjoy Commercial day at Alhambra springs with a clerks picnic on Aug 16, a special train at 8 am and return at 8 pm.
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Standard
Great Falls
Charles McMullen
Wolf Creek
Big Belt Mountains
Alhambra Springs
Miner Ashford Moral Welfare fined for mistreating stepchildren
Charles Ashford, a miner living at Utah Avenue and Porphyry Street, appeared in police court for mistreating his stepdaughters. The judge fined him 25 dollars for the abuse after testimony of the wife who described his drunken conduct and the children left in the woodshed.
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Charles Ashford
Utah Avenue
Porphery Street
Ashford
State Editors to Meet at Great Falls Next Week
Great Falls aug 14 the board of commerce and local editors plan a convention of newspaper men next week the chamber will host a smoker and entertainment plans are set e h cooney leader and w m ole tribune lead the local committee free quarters will be provided at rainbow hotel for visitors from chicago and gillette national park guests
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Great Falls
Board of Commerce
State
Tleasure
E. H. Cooney
Leader
W. M. Ole
The
Tribune
Mr. Cooney
Chicago
Gilaever National Park
Rainbow Hotel
16 Year Old Kills Fugitive to Save Deputy
In Oxnard California on August 14 K L Strong a 16 year old killed a man described as an outlaw near Vejar station while Deputy Sheriff Martin pursued a horse thief. After the shooting Strong fled and has not been found.
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Oxnard
Cal
K. L. Strong
Velar Station
Strong
Sherif
Martin
Wadleigh Ranch
Vejar Station
Attempted rescue of liberal leaders at Juarez hospital
At dawn about 15 mounted men rode near the Juarez hospital housing Rangel and Silva before retreating after guards opened fire. More than 50 shots were exchanged as liberals maintain a camp 10 miles west, raising apprehension over further rescue attempts.
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Juarez
Mexico
Rangel
Silva
Juarez Hospital
Great Falls Labor Day Parade to Celebrate Unions Reunion
Great Falls reports a Labor Day celebration by the local assembly marking the reunified authority over all unions. The big parade will feature a ceremonial demonstration as the unions' jurisdictional program ends disputes and showcases consolidated labor strength.
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Great Falls
Reform in Prisons Not Punishment
Atlanta August 14 More humane treatment of prisoners in the federal prison is to be inaugurated soon with reform focus rather than punishment. Warden Moyer says recreation and education will ease prison life and plans approved by the Justice Department include enlarging the prison yard, a school for inmates, open-air concerts, and prison baseball teams. Great Falls Montana August 14 Injunctions filed to halt a city plan for a six block First Avenue North paving by bitulithic as residents protest. a hearing is set for Wednesday amid a dispute over pavement materials.
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Atlanta
Prionere
Moyer
Department of Justice
Washinagton
Unterutes
Standard
Great Falls
First Avenue
R. 5 Lord
Seven epidemics of smallpox hit several towns near Jaurez
In Jaurez Mexico on Aug 4 reports say a seven epidemic of black smallpox is raging near Guadaloupe San Yeamnacio Montezuna and other points south and east of the city with many fatalities and adults most affected. Dr Wilson in charge of the city hospital has been sent with vaccine and assistants. Chicago Aug 14 Walter Clyde Jones began an automobile speaking tour of Eastern Illinois with Charles E Merriman and State Senator BE Tedford. Great Falls Aug 14 George Tolten sentenced to 18 months in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to forgery for passing a bad check of $1%
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Jaurez
Mexico
Guadaloupe
San Yeamnacio
Montezuna
Wilson
Chicago
Walter Clyde Jones
Illinois
Standard
Great Falls
George Tolten
Ewing
Tolten
Prison official resigns at Leavenworth under Wickersham directive
Acting on Attorney General Wickersham's orders, R. C. McClaughrey, warden of the federal prison at Leavenworth, Kansas, today asked FP I. Hinds, superintendent of construction, to resign. Special agents of the department were present.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Wickersham
R. C. McClaughrey
FP. i. Hinds
Department Officials End Probe at Federal Prison
The department recently completed an investigation of the federal prison. Following the report, first deputy warden Frank Lemon resigned. It is believed Hinds' resignation request tied to the probe.
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Department Ofuffice
Federal
Frank Lemon
Hinds
Germany Endures Record Heat Wave Across Cities
Berlin reports a hot spell on Aug 13 with 89 F in shade, Frankfort 95 F, and 34 sun stroke cases in the city four fatal. A cabbie went insane from heat, tires ignited by spontaneous combustion, several forest fires, and a general conflagration on the Belgian frontier as soldiers battle blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Supreme Court Records Moved to New Capitol Quarters
Workmen completed the removal of the United States supreme court records from the capitol old home to new quarters in the senate office building. The dusty room near the dome staircase will be cleaned, restored, and catalogued to remain accessible for future generations. Orton Bros. advertises pianos and organs at 216 218 Main Street.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Capitol
Senate
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