Litigation Surges Amid Accidents and Damages
Multiple suits surface in a week of turmoil including a restaurant owner seeking damages after patrons drowned by a leak, a taxi company suing a streetcar line for $694.09, and a rail shipment loss claim of $1,800 alleging depreciation from water and weight loss. Also details on estate litigation over Miss Marie Ortet’s guardian and protests to guardian accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finer Johnson
Sar
Plaintif
Carl IE Horst
City Physsician
Irene Grady
Ma- Toney
Chung Chee Huie
Utah
E. J. Railroad Company
E. Robinson
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Butte
Miles City
Robinson
Marie Ortet
Anna Gurtisen
Mise Ortet
Gurtsen
Midshipman Hunt Arrives in Butte on First Furlough
Midshipman P. F. Hunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Hunt of 221 North Clark Street, arrived in Butte on Tu light to spend his first furlough with his parents. He is a third class member at the United States Naval Academy and was well greeted by his classmates. After a few weeks at home he will return to Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Hunt
T. F. Hunt
North Clark Street
Butte
Tulight
United State Naval Academy
Annapolis
Coat Fashion Notes Mention Fox Trim Belt Optional
Mollie says a long black broadcloth coat with black fox trim suits her winter plan on Long Island. She can remove the belt if desired while staying with cousin Bess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie
Bess
Long Island
Mysterious Automobiles Disturb Flat At Night
Residents report recurring night patrols by dim or lights out automobiles driving the south side before dawn. The cars appear to signal each other, wander in pairs, and recall the old night rider menace, prompting calls for investigation and safety.
Courage to Publish in Wartime Faces Patchy Reports
The excerpt questions whether Germany showed courage to publish wartime reports amid confusion and faults. It contrasts Gallipoli and Mesopotamian narratives, implying debate over truthful wartime journalism during conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Boy Newsboy Henry Curran Dies of Ptomaine Poisoning
Youngest member of the local newsboys union, six years and ten months old, Henry Curran died at 524 East Summit Street. Ptomaine poisoning is suspected. His father is away fighting forest fires and knows nothing of the death. The Curran family includes five other boys and five girls. The mother seeks news for her husband. Kowske, tailor at 203 North Main, advertises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aittle Henry Curran
Newsboys' Union
East Summit Street
Funeral Rites For John O Hearn At Local Church
Hundreds of friends attended the funeral of John O Hearn at his home on East Second Street. Elks and Eagles held ritual services before a high mass at St. Joseph's Church. The body will depart tomorrow to Montgomery, Minnesota, with the widow and relatives. O Hearn was a popular railroad man active in his brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Hearn
East Second Street
The
Elks and
Eagles
St. Joseph's Church
Montgomery
Minn
Me O'Hearn
Hoa
Temple Bal Israel to Open with Inaugural Address
Temple Bal Israel announces opening services as B'nai Israel near Aug 31 at 8 p.m. Rabbi J. Levin will deliver the inaugural address titled A cordial welcome extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Bal Israel
B'nai + Israel
J. Levin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steve Colubin
Westera Ie Company
East Mercury Street
Park
Sull Newsnet
Butte Jecetric Hallway Company
Oregon Avenue
Bena
Second Streets
Biz
AON
NEW Coats
Sheboygan Revolving Seat
Davenport
Sheboygan Davenport
Sheboygan Davenette and
Alyss Cis William and Mary P
Montana
Masons
Wise Food Administration
Schram
Japan
Ceylon
Harman
Paul
New York Independent
Saya
Bagdad
Mesopotamia
Gallipoli
Majestic Ranges
Kowske
Ohearn
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!