Settlement of Elmorlu Suit Widely Rumored
The article details a lengthy litigation over ore processing patents and royalties linked to the Mineral Separation company, Butte & Superior, and Black Rock mine. It covers patent disputes, oil usage limits, royalty obligations, and seniority of lode rights with Elm Orlu and Black Rock, plus planned hearings in Helena to determine damages.
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Black Rock Company
Fivde
Butte & Superior Company
Black Rock
Butte & Superior
Butte
Minerals Separation Company
United States
Mineral
Butte &Superior
Helena
Clark Company
Black Rock Lode
Court narrows rights in Black Rock vein dispute
Federal court ruling limits Elm Orla claims to a 351 foot plane in the Black Rock vein. Suit sought to prove essential features of underground development. Decision hinges on junction with Pyle and east line of Elm Orla claim, affecting ore rights below the junction level between 1,100 and 1,200 feet.
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Wiest
Elm Orly
Black Rock Oentre
Pyle
Black Rock Tode
Black Rock Lode
East End
Orlu
Elm Orlun Company
United States Supreme Court
Black Rock
Com
Orla Fights Right to Reclaim Ore in Black Rock Mine
Orla argues the right to recover all mined ore or its value from the section of the Black Rock mine beneath the current level. The dispute concerns ownership and entitlement to proceeds or loss under the mine’s lower boundary.
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Orla
Black Rock
Barbeau Charged With Swindling Arrested After Complaints
Barbeau, about 21, was arrested last night on a complaint by James Hogan of the Butte hotel and Sam Kinville of 104 North Main. He is charged with taking several hundred dollars under pretexts of furnishing property, with victims saying they received nothing. The charge may be sent to district court. The report also describes ice production methods using ice boxes, salt water tanks, and ammonia cooling.
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James Hogan
Butte Hotel
Sam Kinville
North Main
Barbeau
District Court
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Viscount Grey Chosen As Britain’s Temporary Ambassador to U S
Viscount Grey, former secretary of state for foreign affairs, has consented to serve as Great Britain's ambassador to the United States on a temporary basis. A permanent appointment will be made next spring, with Grey selected for his experience in handling questions arising from the VENCE on.
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U. S
Railways and Higher Rates Debate in Washington
Private statements by Union Pacific President Roberts West and Northern Pacific President Howard Elliott before the House Interstate Commerce Committee call for major rail reform. They urge government pricing that covers all costs and new capital, a gate wage dispute system, abolition of strikes, Sherman Act modification for consolidations, and adoption of a railroad reorganizing plan. Judge Lovett warns against labor schemes likened to Bolshevik control.
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Roberts West
Union Pacific Railrad
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific
Lovett
Elliott
Phil Organized Labor
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Disputed Farm Funds In Tarkle Stock Feeder Case
A farmer received $70 amid a dispute with a Tarkle stock feeder named J. P. Lynn. Lynn reportedly said the dealer would not keep the money, claiming costs elsewhere had doubled, leaving the farmer perplexed by the deal.
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J. P. Lynn
Conference on H. C. L. Is Held at Helena
HELENA Aug 22 H C Day of Helena United States district attorney President Alfred Atkinson of the agricultural college at Bozeman who was state food administrator during the war and who has been asked by Attorney General Palmer to assume charge of the campaign against the high cost of living in the state Sam D Goza of Helena county food administrator in wartime and Attorney Walter Hartman of Bozeman who was counsel for the food administration were in conference tonight on cooperation between the state and federal governments in the battle with high prices.
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A. Mitchell Palmer
United States
Senate
Helena
H. C. Day
Alfred Atkinson
Thegricultural College
Bozeman
Palmer
Sam D. Goza
Walter Hartman
Food Administration
Allies Demand Archduke Joseph Leave Hungarian Government
The Supreme Council told the Inter Allied mission in Budapest to inform Archduke Joseph that he must exit the Hungarian government to restore European peace. It warned that no government with a Hapsburg member can maintain concord, and that future dealings require a constituent assembly backed regime. Reports from Switzerland indicated Archduke Joseph had retired from government.
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Associated Press
Supreme Council
Inter- Allied
Budapest
Archduke Joseph
Europe
Hapsburg
Switzerland
Archduke Joseph Ha
Movement to Control Canned Goods Reported
A Montana senator cites a nationwide push to regulate canned goods and curb speculation by wholesalers. A prominent Montana merchant supplied the story and a traveling salesman said his firm was offered a $5000 bonus to release its contract.
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Authority
Tle
Montana
Montanans and Butte All Stars Meet at Gardens Diamond
Matinee titled National Pas time set for this afternoon at Columbia gardens pitting Montana Power against Butte All Stars. Rivalry runs deep after weeks of play with strong lineups on both sides. Scheduled for 3 o'clock today, with warmup at 2 30 tomorrow, promising big hitting and sharp pitching from Pearse to Doran for the Powers and Steck to Vitt for the All Stars.
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Butte All Stars
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Guidant
Carroll and Wilcox
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Steck
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Sundberg
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Sheehan
Miles
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O'Brien
Knight
Lou Boyer
Vitt
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Dawson
McEnaney
Federal agents seize carload of sugar in probe
CHICAGO Aug 22 Federal agents seized a carload of sugar late today in a campaign against profiteering in food control. It marks the first seizure in the district after several arrests in the sugar robber case. Three others had been arrested previously. All are charged with profiteering under the food control act.
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Chicago
Thiger
Belgium May Appeal to America Over Treaty Revision
Paris reports the Dutch government replied to Belgium on revising the 1839 treaty. The committee overseeing revision heard the reply today, and authority says agreement is remote. Belgium plans to appeal to America, arguing that Dutch control of the Scheldt mimics France at the mouth of the Mississippi.
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Paris
Belgium
Holland
United States
France
White Wins Referee Decision In 17 Round Denver Bout
Charlie White of Chicago lightweight edged Stanley Yoakum of Denver by the referee’s decision after a 17 round bout here tonight. The long match tested endurance as White controlled exchanges in late rounds to secure the victory.
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Charlie White
Chicago
Stanley Yoakum
Toledo man arrested in $45,000 old money theft
Ver, Colorado, Aug 22. Walter O Rourke of Toledo Ohio, wanted in the June 19 theft of 45000 in old United States currency from the American Railroad Express company, was arrested tonight. Police say he confessed and had 10000 in old bills.
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Walter Deourke
Toledo
Ohio
United States
American Railroad Express Company
O'Rourke
Wrap Never Of Gold Brocade Unveiled In New Evening Wrap
The article describes a new wrap of gold brocade trimmed with long green ostrich fronds. It notes turquoise blue chiffon lining that makes the wrap light for cool fall evenings.
Wrestler Breaks Rib in Boise Contest
Aus Maria Plestina defeated John Freberg in Boise Idaho in 62 minutes 65 seconds with one fall. Freberg landed under Plestina's weight and was knocked unconscious. Plestina applied a Marmut seasors and arm lock for the fall. Freberg suffered a broken rib and could not continue.
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Boise
Idaho
Aus
Maria Plestina
John Freberg
Preberg
Plestina
Freberg
Wages Raised for Montana Labor as Barbers Cut Prices
Helena chapter of the Associated Industries of Montana announced that building and common laborers receive a 50 cent daily wage increase. Cooks and waiters seek raises of 15 to 20 percent. Barbers announce shaves drop to 3 cents after Sept 1 and haircuts rise to 75 cents from 50.
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Melena
Helena
Associated Industries of Montana
Oath of Office Taken by Ebert
In Weimar on Thursday August 21 Associated Press reports Fried rich Ebert took the oath as imperial president at the national theater. A large crowd witnessed him as Kenstin Fehrenbach awaited. Imperial council and assembly members greeted him while national and independent socialist seats remained empty. Fehrenbach praised his lifelong service to workers and fatherland, noting sacrifices and lost sons amid the country's dire position.
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Weimar
Associated Press
Friedrich Ebert
National Theater
Herrbert
Ries
E. Kenstin Fehrenbach
National Assembly
Imperial Council
Assembly
Herr Ebert
Ebert
Fehrenbach
Mystery Rappings Near South Main Sparks Alarm
Mysterious rappings around South Main and South Colorado streets sparked alarm. Sam Davey was arrested on a vagrancy charge after a witness said he tapped on a house then waited in a dark spot until lights came on. Police court appearance scheduled today.
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South Colorado
Sam Davey
M. Cassel
Colorado Street
Davey
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