Decision for Clark in the Removal Case
Judge Bouraida denied the motion to dismiss as Watminn Clark faces removal proceedings alleging neglect of duty. Russell’s attorneys argued charges included malfeasance. the court held the case a potential criminal matter, not mere neglect. Attorneys for Russell plan further action while Clark’s counsel may appeal or amend the accusation within ten days.
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Newly Chosen Officers For Enterprise Lodge
Enterprise Lodge No. 10 installed officers Thursday with Deputy Grand Master Dean W. Selfridge presiding. Officers include Noble Grand Redlin and Theodor Orne as vice grand with S. P. Johnson as secretary and Thomas Le Meer as financial secretary. A speech on the order followed and a religious lunch was served.
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Enterprise Lodge
Foot
Louis Butte
W. Selfridge
Grand Marabaldoseph
Theodor
Orne
P. Johnson
Thomas le Meer
Kelly
PT Mathews
Ware Omimien
Paardian
W. J. Pendergaul
Ride Shardian
Joseph Sinnat
Noble Land
Dorsey
Noble Grand
Mack Hendricks
Vianht Sunnazice
Grand
J. D. Whealon
John McMann
Ripe Scene
John Nixon
W. C. Logan
Order
Dean W. Selfridge
J. Charles
Enterprice Lodge
J.B. Re- Yarthun
St Pauls Episcopal Church Service Schedule
Rov G T Messias priest in charge conducts at 6 p m evening prayer and sermon and 2 30 p m Sunday school on first Sunday after the elopany at Warren and Sabot avenues with holy communion and sermon at 7 40 p m
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Warren and
Sabot Avenues
Rov
G. T Messias
H P.m. Stary
Dissolution of Partnership at J A Cannon & Co
Notice of dissolution of the firm J A Cannon & Co dated Bath June 1 1406. Hayes Cannon severs ties. dissolution follows mutiny within the partnership. Also mentions Mr and Mrs William Harris hosting dinner at 301 South Colorado Street on New Year’s.
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J. A. Cannon & Co
Hayes Cannon
John A Canned Hayes
Bath
William Harris
South
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New
Notable Guests at Mrs We's Year Day Event
The gathering included Mrs We, Miss Ele Whyte, Mr and Mrs J Lougiey, Mr and Mrs C Rut, Mr L Stevens, Mr Stobeny, and the hosts Mrs We and the hostess IKtlewan Stovert plus Mik Whyte and Miss Whyte, with others from Ilelena present.
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Tegan Af
Ele Whyte
Ilelena
Rem
Mik Whyte
Whyte
Mes
J. Lougiey
C. Rut
L Stevens
Stobeny
Hnstess
Iktlewan Stovert
Mayer’s Great Sale At Mayer’s Jeweler
An advertisement announces Mayer’s Great Sale at 23 West Paris, offering substantial discounts on bracelets neckties and jewelry items. The ad lists various goods and prices in a bustling promotional style. Also noted is the obituary for James Nagel, with funeral details pending.
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West Barks
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Ant Mayer
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New York to San Francisco Mail Train Time Savings
San Francisco bound mail arrives quicker as a faster mail train reduces the New York to San Francisco trip by about a day. The new schedule cuts 12 hours east of Chicago and promises a two day total reduction for the entire route, with a daily 6 o'clock departure and earlier delivery. The change accelerates cross country service previously constrained by slower connections.
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San Francisco
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Franciaio Mhureday
Cheyvera
Indian Themed Play Debuts at Davidson Theater
A Milwaukee January night offers an unnamed play by Donald MacLaren presented for Willam Brady and Graer George at the Davidson theater. Indians populate the cast with Brady’s wife in a lead female role. The plot follows a beloved native girl whose death ends with her spirit joining the Great Spirit.
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Willam A. Brady
Graer George
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M Peandin
Strike at union plant as leader shifts tactic
New York Jan Frank MM president of the International Union of Structural Iron Workers takes personal charge of a strike demanding pay rise from 4.60 to 15 a day. He notes factory conditions not warranting a broader walkout while work on twelve public schools slows.
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New York
Jan
Frank MM
International Union of Structural Tron Workers
Stland
Masons Oateh Ap.awith
Organist and Composer Dies at Glad Age of Founding Figure
Veteran organist and composer, one of the founders of the American Will of Or Karists, has died after a long illness. He was aged tenet years. His contributions to early American music and church organs were widely recognized in the community.
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Cliffe
Or. Karists
Tahara Hoch Case Seeks Rehearing After Death Claim
Attorneys for Tahara Hoch request a rehearing in the case over the death claim tied to wife Wilder. Joney fled the state, prompting further action by the state supreme court and leading to ongoing legal proceedings in Springs WL.
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Jai
Attrneys
Wilder
Joney
Célfl Ammollan
Townsite Development and Water Rights Under Reclamation Act
Special Correspondent reports on townsite establishment beside canals, land withdrawals and reclamation acts. Interior Secretary authorized funds and power rights, town improvements funded from sales, and water rights secured under the reclamation program with annual charges set by the Interior. Piper Bros. win contracts for distribution and telephone systems in the Fluntley irrigation project. Mrs. Washington Stau, wife of Gen George Stau, dies at home.
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Washington, D.C. Jr
Heaton Maybirt
Secretary of the Interior
Interl
Ain Secretary of the Interior
Vhe
Syterior Law
Idehone Syvatem
Fluntley
Pote Mae
Piper Bros. Company
Pueblo
Colo
Piper F Bros, Company
New
Supreme court denies Collins bid for reduced bail
In San Francisco on January 6 the state supreme court again refused Attorney George D. Collins relief from bail terms amid his murder case. The court kept the prior custody and conditions, denying further reduction and leaving him in the sheriff's custody.
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Supreme Court
George TD. Collins
Mrjors
Public notice for membership transfer request in Silver How van
Moderna Woodwen of Amarica and AM members in Butte are urged to transfer. Information provided by the clerk of Silver How van No. 6805. H. L. Winchester, Clerk, 6% South Main Street.
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H. LL. Winchester
Clark
South Main Street
My Life a Sermon of Thankfulness
Dear brother, I long to be at your side through these days and aid your needs. Doctors say Discys Tove Male Whiskey is helping you, and the cure of my own bronchitis with Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey convinces me its powers are real. I am now strong and hopeful, owe much to this preparation, and recommend Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic and medicine drink.
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G&s
Disky
Duffy
James Stoddard
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N.Y
Trying to Expedite Wilk River Project Across Courts
Correspondence from Washington outlines efforts to push the Wilk River project amid court delays. Officials argue favorable progress, discuss water rights, and seek government measurements to settle allocations for Milk River and related canal systems.
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Mibb Yito
Raplem
Military garrisons buzz as regiments brace for possible action
Manila reports great troop activity with three regiments under field orders amid tensions in China. In Oakland a railroad suit was filed this morning against Southern Pacific for encroachment along a 20 foot wide strip from Calon streets westward 5,833 feet to water.
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China
Oakland, Jan
Western Pactite Railroad
Young Seattle Boy Sentenced to Death
Seattle January 11 Will White is ordered by Judge Fridzo Kilton to be hanged at the state penitentiary on January 93 His attorney urged an objection and asked for mercy but the request was denied White will be taken to the penitentiary within a few days for the death penalty. Kilillus Murphy was killed in the same incident a year ago in September during a failed saloon hold up Hilder Brand the other bandit is serving a life sentence.
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Fridzo Kiltin
State Penitentiary
Wether Ure
White
Killlius
Matthew Murphy
Hilderbrand
Boulder Notes Special Correspondence of the Standard
Boulder reports a calm week with no major social events aside from regular embroidery and church meetings. The Ladies Aid society at the Methodist church voted to disband and form the Home Missionary Society to gain general recognition. Local residents Mrs John Dignan, Miss Daisy Blackiston, and others are noted in family visits.
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Boulder
Reguiae
Andy Anil Chuvel
Ladies’ Aid Society
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Methodist Church
Ftaphica
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Snith
Aid Society
John Dignan
Clancy
B. Caray
Daisy Blackiston
Helena
Sentinel
Minnesota
Santa Barbara
Cal
Tej Anaisuler
Edicat
Continental Rubber Company of America Incorporated in New Jersey
Trenton January 8 Continental Rubber Company of America was incorporated with a capital of 20000000 to produce rubber and rubber materials. Incorporators are Henry A Bingham Thomas W B Middleton and Cornelius A Cole all of Jersey City.
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N. J
Continental Rubber Company of America
Henry A. Bingham
Thoma W. B. Middleton
Cornelius A. Cole
Jersey City
Supreme Court Rules Separate High Schools Valid in Katsan City
The Supreme Court upholds a law creating separate high schools for white and black students in Katsan City Kansas. Justice Burch dissents, disagreeing with the majority opinion.
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Toneka
Supreme Court
Katsan
Kan
Juattee Burch
Mrs Yerkes Announces Plan for Bronx Hospital
New York Jan 6 Mrs Charles Yerkes backs a hospital funded by the late Cha T Yerkes will be built in the Bronx Dr J Jenvein announced for Mrs Yerkes work begins after estate settlement project is described as her own idea and wish Mr Yerkes provision in will meant to carry out her intent and desire.
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Cha T. Yerkes
Bronx
J. Jenvein
Yerkes
Junvrin
Medal of Honor awards for USS Bennington crew
Washington recognizes 11 Bennington officers and crew for extraordinary service after the July explosion. Each receives a Medal of Honor and a 100 gratuity. Recipients include John J. Christy, Cearne F. Brock, Edward Boers, Wille Cronan, Raymond E. Davis, Emil Fredericksen, Rade Griblich, Willam Shacklette, Oscar Nelson, Gilo Behmldt, and Frank Hill. Funeral services posted for Centerville.
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Bennington
Navy Department
John J. Christy
Cearne F. Brock
Edward Boers
Wille Cronan
Kontewain
Raymond TE. Davia
Quarterminster
Emil Fredericksen
Rade Griblich
Willam Shacklette
Oscar EL Nelson
Gilo Behmldt
Frank Hill
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