Earl Genzberger Returns From Overseas Duty
Earl Genzberger comes back to Butte after a year and a half in France with the American Expeditionary Forces artillery. He served in reserve during major battles, then joined the battery show troupe and studied law and French at the University of Toulouse. He was rejected thrice before joining Camp Lewis units and going to France. He plans to resume his law practice in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Gengperger
Butte
France
Genzberger
Battery
University of Toulouse
United States
Camp Lewis
Aee
Lawsuit Over Legal Fees for Palace Store Work
B B Belcher sues Margaret Dobry as administratrix of the Estate of John St Dobry in district court. He seeks 1039.96 claimed for legal services and for work connected with the Palace store project. He asserts the work was valued at 200 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Belcher
Margaret ©. Dobry
John St. Dobry
Engineers Own Fine Building In New York City
Horace V. Winchell, president of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, praises the West Thirty-ninth Street building funded by Andrew Carnegie. The 44 year old institute houses four founder societies, a 200000+ volume library, and 16 U.S. sections with global engineering influence and wartime contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
West Thirty-ninth Street
New York
Engineers Societies
Andrew Carnegie
Institute
Horace V. Winchell
Buttons
Bourquin
Winchell
United States
Mexico
Engineers
Engineering Societies
Erzberger Sure to Keep Finance Post Amid Assembly Clash
Mathias Erzberger vice president and minister of finance says he will stay in office as long as the majority in the national assembly supports him. His remarks followed an uproar from the right over charges of abuse and lying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weimar
Associated Press
Mathias Erberger
National Assembly
Herr Eraberger
Shortage in coal confronts Europe
Berlin August 15. Industrial and shipping leaders warn Europe faces disaster in the coal situation amid debates on its impact. Harmburg shipping expert Walter Fehling says Germany's fuel crisis could fuel acute bolshevism more than food. Also notes a French tobacco monopoly royalty proposal and government finance hesitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
Europe
Walter Fehling
Harmburg
Germany
Ministry of Finance
Examination Day for Noted Geologist at Black Rock Hearing
A long cross examination of Walter H. Wiley by plaintiffs’ attorney Grey dominates the day at Fim Orlu Black Rock hearing. The defense introduces new vein interpretations affecting the Rainbow lode and Pyle veins with complex field notes and maps. The session covers multiple vein segments, junctions, and geological models, concluding as Mr. Wiley’s testimony nears completion and the court adjourns until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fim
Orlu
Black Rock
Walter H. Wiley
Grey
Great Black Rock
Elm Orin
Pyle
Wiley
Pykesvete
Carlysie
Jersey
DPO
Black
Elm Orlu
Great Northern seeks restraining order against Billings
In district court Great Northern Railway Co. seeks a restraining order to stop W. Billings from entering the old baseball park fence and grand stand and removing lumber and materials. The company says it leased the grounds and hopes the order will prevent further removal or sale of the property. Judge E M Lamb ordered Billings to appear August 23 to show cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distriet Court
Great North Tin Railway Company
W. Billings
Billings
E. M. Lamb
Ihs
Victory medal alert for Navy officers and men
Washington announces in August that the Victory Medal will be awarded to all Navy personnel who served in the war with a silver lapel button for civilian wear. The notice specifies eligibility and distribution timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Charles M. Kehwab
John D. Ryan
Mark T. Requa
Institute
Morehouse
Washington
Navy
Navy Department
Canadian cannon delivered to Mons amid ceremonies
Canadian cannon fired last shots at Gert armistice day presented to the Belgian village of Mons this morning with elaborate ceremonies on Friday August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mons
Belgium
Slight Increase in Contagious Diseases in Butte
Butte reports a slight rise in contagious diseases with six cases recorded by the Furigating Officer James. Currently three diphtheria and one scarlet fever patients are under supervision. Weekly report lists new diphtheria three and scarlet fever three, released two, still under quarantine diphtheria three and scarlet fever five. Emergency hospital matron shows six surgical, two hospital, five detention cases and three tested children. no deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
James
Emecer
Burns Sues Railway for Twenty Thousand in Damages
Mike Burns seeks twenty thousand dollars in damages from the railway in Butte for injuries from unloading four carloads of cinders on the defendants’ tracks. He alleges he was in a car with Tim O’Neill when cinders fell, throwing him from the car and breaking his leg. The suit cites employer liability for fellow servant negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Burns
Butte
Ana
Jane Gary
Tim O'Neill
Burns
Wedding News Reaches Friends In Grace Methods Ceremony
Report of a wedding held by Grace Methods church where close friends attended. The ceremony featured William Sixt as the defendant in the event.
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Rialto Blig
Atwell
Francis Atwell
Daly Bank
Cor. Park and Main
CROWN
Kodak and
Earl Genzberger
New York City
Society
H. W. Winchell
Bude
United States Geological Survey
United States Bureau of Mines
Menn
Erzberger
Claims Billings
Tefferson City
Persona Ware
Whiteale Paci
Tipton
Fete
Maxwell
Hot Spot
Kamys-norn
Butana Motor CO
Cor
Harrison and
Front Street
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Wwarkr
Seattle
Wash
University
Muerenberg
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