Depositions in tangled fraud suit outline
Depositions in a fraud case involve Butte and Helena witnesses and longhand court records. Brown, represented by Rotering and Connor, faces plaintiffs Fitzpatrick and others over alleged property fraud tied to Leroy Protzman and Addie Hughes, with testimony in Morganstown and Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Charnex & Warren
Wil- Rising
Morganstown
Butte
Praud
Brown
William Prott
Addie Hughes
Bikhorn
N. A. Rotering
Connor
Brown Lorally
Bo Fitzpatrick
Charles Little
District Court
Leroy Protzman
Kate Smith
Helana
Mont
William Protzman
Addie Proteman
Buttee
General Warren
Hebena
Three People Died In Suspected Poisonings Linked To Housekeeper
Mary Demmer faced questions as investigators pursued the deaths of three people who shared meals prepared by her. Arsenic traces were found after exhumeations of the husband and another Chicago man linked to the housekeeper Fred Koise. The victims’ bodies were examined. arsenic was detected in large quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Demmer
Fred Koise
Chicago
Cat nurses motherless puppies as her own
Detroit report tells of Matilda a stray cat caring for three Pomeranian puppies after their dam died. The tale notes the puppies’ value at $150 and mentions the Klein family household and the kittens drowned recently, with Matilda acting as a devoted mother despite strangeness to the new brood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Matilda
John Klein
Betty
King Dodo
Figi
Mother
Maida
Klein
Matida
Bubbles
Federal Court Holds Session in Butte
The federal court in Montana held a short session in Butte yesterday morning. The O’Brien vs Northern Pacific case entered judgment for the plaintiff and the ground description was clarified. Penner vs Drilling Development Co determined compensation for the receiver, taken under advisement. This was the first Butte session in years and the court will not return until October when a federal grand jury will be convened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Court
Montana
Butte
T. J. O'Brien
Northern Pacific Railroad
O'Brien
It. Vompen
W. H. Penner
Boston hotel man cites eastern industrial revival hope
J J McCarthy a well known Boston hotel man visiting Butte with wife former Miss Pet Walker says optimism of western people could revive eastern industrial centers if transplanted. He and his hosts Mr and Mrs John Gaul of Rimond Street 7 note he moved to Boston four years ago and sees quiet markets with gradual improvement. He recalls Suez Canal work began April 25 1889 and opened to traffic November 21 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. McCarthy
Boston
McCarthy
Butte
Pet” Walker
John Gaul
Riamond Street
Suez Canal
Two Bit Creek Water Rights Lawsuit Progresses
In a suit over Basin Creek water rights the Butte Water Company denies locating diverting or using Two Bit Creek waters. The Geims contend their predecessors used 50 inches for stock watering and irrigation for 35 years. Birth notices list James Nixon and Fleming daughters and Gray and Redfern births in local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Water Company
J. W
Ethel Geim
The
Plaintif
Geims
John Dunstan and
Wits
Arviare Tardif
Water Company
Tip Bit Creek
Sheriff O Rourke Appeals Judgment Over Auto Sale
Sheriff John K. O Rourke appeals from a district court decision that Agricultural Credit Company obtained a $446.75 judgment against him for an auto sale in a legal action. He files a bond of $200 with sureties J H Lee and J O Sidell of Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. O'Rourke
Ai Thet
Agricultural Credit Company
J. H. Lee
J.O
Sidella
Helena
Federal Ghi efs Are Humanizers By W H Atkins
A 1920s profile by International News Service highlights Will Haye postmaster general and Harry Daugherty attorney general as humane government figures. David Blair, revenue chief, earns praise for quiet leadership and a short, effective welcome talk, while Herbert Hoover in commerce is praised for open doors and cutting red tape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Atkins
International News Service
Washington
Will Haye
Harry Daugherty
Daugherty
Department of Justice
David H. Blair
Harding
Blair
Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue Bureau
Revenue Service
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Dimcult
Washington opens eyes to democratic reforms in government service
In a series of samples, officials claim genuine innovations aim to democratize government service. They argue reforms are sincere efforts to empower employees and prevent them from feeling like mere cogs in a machine. The text notes Washington’s attention to these changes and hints at broader adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Glad of It Nurse After Killing New York Lawyer
Miss Olive P. Stone, Cincinnati nurse, photographed in Brooklyn police court after being arraigned on murder charges in the shooting of Ellis Guy Kinkead, a prominent New York lawyer. Stone says she is glad of the kill and that she and Kinkead lived as man and wife after meeting in Cincinnati in 1918. Kinkead, 54, married Marie Gormley of Cincinnati last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive P. Stone
Cincinnati
Brooklyn, N.Y
Ellis Guy
Kinkead
New York
Atlantic City
Marie Gormley
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Children of Montana
Virginia
Warn
Virgina
Leroy
Jennie
Browm
Intif
Je Brown
Leroy Protamans
Mra Kate Lowry
Garnett
Jennie Peetsman
Jennie Proteman
Eormer Essens
City Health Office
James A. Nixon
Wall Street
Michael C. Fleming
Rose Street
Charles ‘C. Gray
Nevada Street
Axel Johnson
105
Redfern
Mr. Hoover
Commerce Department
Bresademe
Days OF
Real Sport
Kellogg’s
Manufactur
Ables and ‘Llogg
Nurse
Edie Deda
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
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