Binnard Stock Suit Trial Details in Nickey Case
Damages suit against B Binnard continues in district court over the Rocher de Boule stock purchase by G R Nickey. Defense asserts no solicitation or misrepresentation occurred, while Nickey testifies Binnard pressed him to buy and even sought favors to obtain shares. Jury deliberations expected to extend through Saturday as witnesses recount alleged promises and actions around 30 cent shares and a $25 per ton ore claim.
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B. Binnard
Judg. M
Sanders
Binnard
Nickey
Mr. Binnard
Rocher de Boule
Sickey
John Collins
St. Lawrence and Maunelton
Esite
Ickey
Rocher de
War of Words Between Greeks and Bulgarians Ends in Court
In Justice Shea's court a fracas between a Greek business owner and Bulgarians was settled after bonds were set for William Rockus of Neck Restaurant at 89 North Main Street. Ringleader Milich and others were released after promising not to press their claims.
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Butte
Farintaney
Richard Roe
John Pen
William
Rockus
Isav
Europe
Flockus
Deer Lodge Commercial Club Opens With Smoker
Train and automobiles carried many from Butte and nearby towns to Deer Lodge for the Tower of the Deer Lodge Commercial smoker. The big Peer Lodge organization aims to advance city interests and concerted action. Notable visitors included ex Mayor Charles P. Willam and former county Attorneys Thomas FeWulker and C.K Miller. The club occupies fine quarters on The Grand floor, showcasing luxurious furnishings and social fixtures.
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Deer
Pall County
Butte
Howellsea
Lodge
Nis
Peer Lodge
Powell County
James Finlen
Gemmel
Charles P. Willam
Thomas FeWulker
C.K Miller
Jake Hikle
Fea Ters
Clothing Store Offer Sparks December Indefinite Layoffs
The CloOthery at 81 North Main advertised any suit or overcoat for 27 dollars. Sasha Avovr of Cleveland Oklahoma announced workers were laid off today at Collinwood shops and at Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company, effective December 22.
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Cleveland, Okie
Dec
Oriers
Collinwood
Lake Shore & Michigan
Answers and Q A from a Montana newspaper quiz
The column presents questions and answers on decimals and numbers, including a query about expressing large figures in words and a question about peon sent bearing dates. It reports a prayer about a statue, a Florence Crittenton secretary, and a fire at Holland bottling works with an estimated loss of thirty dollars, noting a central building fire origin and a state construction center.
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Florence Crittenton
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Nevada Avenue
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Land Avenue
Verdict for defendant in Dr Slevers Versus Steve Popovieh case
The jur y in Judge Lynch's district court yesterday afternoon returned a verdict in favor of the defendant. Assistant County Attorney W P Necarthy represented the defense and Bernard Mogers the plaintiff. Dr Slevers sued to recover on a note for professional services.
Fee and interest claimed in 1907 medical case
The defense is bound by a Torner fee of 348 dollars interest and 9 dollars claimed as a balance due on account for medical services allegedly rendered during the defendants appendicitis in 1907 when he was operated on.
Usury Statute Sparks Debate On Montana Interest Limits
A historical debate outlines Montana usury law allowing any written interest rate but penalizing excess with double interest. The act requires written demand before suing and sets a two year window to pursue recovery. The measure aims to deter excessive charges in loans and contracts from the last Helena legislature.
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Montana
Helena
Sam Rosum
Waitress in Balkan restaurant fights police at 217 South Arizona
Marie Wilson, 25, appeared in police court after an incident at the Balkan restaurant. She reportedly used teeth, fingers, and feet to resist three officers and was jailed and fined. Ruby Stafford, her companion, also faced fines. The case relates to an eight hour labor dispute involving women workers.
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Marie Wilson
Mies
Ruby. Stafford
Butte Workingmen's Union establishes minimum wage rule
The union notifies employers that after January 1 wages for all workers under its jurisdiction shall be not less than four dollars per day. Resolution adopted November 21 and approved by the Trades and Labor council November 28, 1813. W. F. Barnaman president and S. P. Johnson secretary.
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Butte Workingmen’s Union
Bow ‘Trades and Labor Council
W._F. BARNAMAN
P. Johnson
Cor
Christmas Gift Decisions at Rid d e tt s
A compact note notes shoppers can pick a pleasing Christmas git at Riddett's with a simple choice and the promise of often free offerings with purchases.
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Riddett’s
Death of John J. Schaefer at Gold Hill
John J. Schaefer aged 38 and a former Butte resident died last evening at his mother's home in Gold Hill after a long illness. A miner by trade, he was known for his cheerfulness and devotion to family, leaving his mother, a daughter Neela, a widow Mrs. Phillip, two cousins, an aunt, and relatives in Butte. he was a member of the miners union and Liberty Engine Company.
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Butte
Gold Hill
New
J. J. Schaefer
Parrot
John J Schaefer
Gold Hil
Schaefer
Marshal” Phillip
Neela
N. J. Morgan
Fletcher
Alexander Lamb
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Elevators in Butte Barred by Fire Chief Rules
Fire Chief Sanger bans inflammables in Butte elevators amid garbled notes about decorations and safety, warning hazards from sparks and flames. Officials warn strict enforcement and potential penalties for violations as building managers scramble to comply.
Appledorn Sues Son for Forfeit in Liquor Merchant Case
In Oakland California today Charles A. Appledorn, wealthy liquor merchant, filed suit in superior court against his son Charles A. Appledorn 38 to collect a forfeit agreed on December 18 1812. The son promised to pay that amount if he smoked cigarettes for one year and allegedly broke the pledge.
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Uwkland
Cal
Charles A. Appledorn
James Marshall Still Missing in New York Search
New York police had made no trace by noon today of James Mark Shall, a Fall River hat manufacturer, who disappeared Tuesday afternoon at Grand Central Station while being transported to a sanitarium in White Plains.
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James Mark Shall
Fall River
Mass
Grand Central Station
White Plains
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