Injunction Denied in Butte Bernice Case
Ed Trevathan and Joseph Plackett sought a permanent injunction to halt sale of treasury stock by Butte Bernice Milling Co to cover a 2 cent per share assessment. Judge Lynch denied the injunction after testimony showing no valid assessment existed and disputed stock ownership.
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Ed Trevathen
Joxepn Plackett
Hutte-Bernice Milling Company
Jnnge Lynch
District Court
Plaincitte
George D. Toble
Will F. Barr
W. I. Lippincott
Lyon
Plackett
Trevathan
Treasury
Placket
Forrest
Rem
Vic
Vlacketh
J. A. McKenkin
Jlamor McGowan
Liqurrs
Whiew Wild
Sqn
Trents
Meenule
Nat
Ltr
Lyne
County teachers institute to run four days in September
County Superintendent Mamie Burt arranged a four day teachers institute starting September 6 with Deer Lodge Jefferson and Silver Bow counties joining. Westchester normal school expert C H Schuncker will teach nature study and lecture on city lure while Nettle Sawyer Seattle will lead primary instruction. State Superintendent Harmon City Superintendent Downer and Anaconda officials will speak. Attendance is expected higher, especially from outside teachers, and a special Scout activity led by Charles McMullen is planned near Woltersk? mountain with an Alfaro Springs day trip on August 16.
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Mamie Burt
Deer Lodge
Jefferson Counties
C. Schuncker
Westchester, Pa
Misa Nettle Sawyer
Seattle
W. EB. Harmon
George F. Downer
WK. Dwyer
Anaconda
Mixa Bore
State Editors to Meet at Great Falls Next Week
The state editorial association plans a gathering in Great Falls with editors from across the region. A board of commerce will host smoker events and entertainment, as the group coordinates coverage and social functions for the upcoming meeting.
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Great Falls
Board of Commerce
Vonuntiee
Cemmey
Vier Nath Park
Secretary. Gat af that sentence was stepedited to 48 hears
A fragment from a local report mentions a secretary, a sentence edited to forty eight, and references to numerous dronks and vagrancy cases. The wording is incomplete and lacks clear names or locations.
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Gat Af
Prisons and Punishment Heform Debate in Georgia
Fragmented OCR text recounts prison reform themes and a court proceeding in Georgia. It mentions Ward Mayer, a Wednesday hearing, and a debate over prison conditions and penalties. The article notes authorities and prison officials, with scattered references to district placement and legal actions.
Outlaw Lad Aids Sheriff Fugitive Case Report
A young boy aided a sheriff in a pursuit near Cobar station identifying Ab who fled after arson and a gap in the Wade Welsh group. The fugitive vanished after the boy was questioned and then disappeared.
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Sheek Sd
Maclin
Banat
Ericony
Mlioetin
Rey Elven
Attempt to rescue Taungel and Siva amid divergency hospital siege
Early this morning an assault near the divergency hospital saw about 1 mounted group approach the building before retreating under heavy fire from the hospital's garrison. Over 100 shots exchanged as liberals maintain a camp roughly ten miles west of Herm, threatening West Jonlers and the fragile standoff.
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Shuivez
Mexicen
Ang
Taungel
Siva
Herm
Jonlers ix
Bngplin
Fragmented篇 Historical Notice Teeters on Incoherent Names
The text presents garbled phrases and repeated fragments including names like WWE and ACU WHHL with unclear context. It appears to be a damaged OCR of a political or organizational note with no coherent events, dates, or locations readable for a proper summary.
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Perial Diepatel
Gronk
Cantilan
Jae Assembly
WWE
York
Wil
Wedfareen
Germanys Heat Wave Stuns Nation with Record Shocks
The article reports Germany facing extreme heat with the hottest day on record, citing observatory data from Hamburg. It notes fires sparked by heat and ongoing wildfires near Belalan-Cerman, with authorities urging caution as heat impacts daily life across regions.
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Hern
Aue
Vronktert-on
Mh Dee Sree
Au. Roke
Belalan-Cerman Treatien
Remove Supreme Court Records to Safe Place
Washington August 1 Curled text states Werinaken Wave completed removal of Supreme Court records to a safe room near the capital. The brittle fragile documents will be catalogued and stored in a temporary quarters while restoration and safe handling are arranged.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Woarkinen
Dulin
Lovie
Trent
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