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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1917

Page

11

Supreme Court reviews liquor destruction in Montana case

The Montana Supreme Court upholds a jury verdict against Major Donohue for destroying saloon liquor under orders, while dismissing claims against Captain Morse and Lieutenant Gobel. The court stresses property rights and notes no imminent necessity existed to justify private destruction without compensation.

Supreme Court of Montana Butte Dennia Hertihy Dan Donohue Herlihg Michael Herlihy Major Donohue William M. Morse Wade Gobel Lynch’ Court Herlihy Supreme Court Tee Ofish District Court Brooks Morse Gobel

Iter Wins Out Grandson In North Walkerville House Dispute

Judge McClernan ruled in favor of Ann Tiddle, daughter of a woman who originated ownership, over her grandson Thomas Francis Tiddle. The grandson, adopted by the Ryan family, sought possession via guardians claiming a will that bequeathed the house with a mortgage, but at the matriarchs death the mortgage was not foreclosed and she had no title.

Charge of Taking Jen Cleared in Police Court

Harry Allen was absolved of suspicions he took a watch chain overcoat and money from a chance acquaintance named Yeclard. He testified a mysterious woman had engaged the plaintiff's attentions while they drank in a saloon Monday night. Allen was dismissed from a vagrancy charge.

Harry Allen Yeclard Whitty Inn Allen Whitty

Damages Sought Over Boy’s 1918 Drowning at Gregson Hot Springs

Edward J. Henriod as administrator of Leo Henriod filed a $25,000 damages claim against Gregson Hot Springs company over the Nov 1 1918 drowning. The suit alleges carelessness by management prior to current leadership. The action began yesterday.

Edward J. Henriod Leo Henriod Gregson Hot Springs Company Paar Son Eee

Refused Drink Triggers Saloon Door Glass Breakage

Patrick Moriarty enraged by a bartender denying a drink on the house at a saloon on East Park Street. He slammed the doors so hard the plate glass shattered. Moriarty was arrested for disturbance, found guilty by Judge Whitty in police court, and fined $6.

East Park Street Patrick Moriarty M Oriarty

Finnish couple wed by judge in courthouse chambers

Emil Helkkila and Emma Karjallinen, both Finland natives, were married yesterday by Judge Dwyer in his chambers at the courthouse. Attendants were a young couple promising to follow up on Hennesy’s great pre inventory sale offering savings on apparel and accessories, promoted as Butte’s midseason sale with odd lots rushed out regardless of cost or value. Make Thursday your day to share.

Hetkkila Karjalainen Emil Helkkila Emma Karjalainen Finland Dwyer Sult Hennesy Butte

McDonald charged in district court after concealed weapon claim

Waiving preliminary hearing, W A McDonald, accused of carrying concealed weapons, had his case continued to the district court after appearing before Justice Buckley. Bonds were set at 1000 dollars. The Patrolman Oscar Langer said he "got the drop" on McDonald during the incident on the sun. A miner injured December 1% died January 6 in a local hospital after a fall at the Speculator mine. Peter Joyce, who worked with Dooley, saw them at Amber after the falls. the ground looked safe. Bert Bell, longtime Butte resident, is in Murray hospital in Coeur d'Alene Idaho after moving there 30 years ago.

W. A. McDonald Buckley McDonald Oscar Langer Speculator Peter Joyce Dooley Bert Bell Hert Bell Coeur d'Alene Idaho Murray Hospital Butte Idaho City

Enforce Laws Against Red Light District Urged by Citizen

Patrick T. Shea of 107 West Quarta calls for strict enforcement of Montana laws against disorderly houses and prostitution. He cites revised code sections 8,297 and 8,298 and urges the county attorney to act, or be compelled by the public to do so.

State of Montana Patrick T. Shea West Quarta

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