Reed and Barry face license action over failed employment office
John H Reed an employment agent appears for a further court hearing with Barry president of Missoula backing him. The charge cites operating without a license and the case hints at possible license revocation for nonresident agents as city officials seek reforms after many job seekers lost fees and found no work.
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McGawon
John H. Reed
M. H. Barry
Missoula
Reed
Burt
Marsh
Dunud
Tambow Chaaing
Lombard
Siceliars
Butts
Bary
Barry
Haelebt
Luttle
Edlm
Butte
Trial Denied In Suit Over Stock Allocation Error
Judge Clements refused a new trial in Adiam Gussart v Morgan, ruling the stock error in the Rewdy Mining case stands. The court noted an inadvertent grant of 3500 shares valued at $70,000 previously set at $100,000, with attorneys urging correction but motions overruled.
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Dudge Clehents
Helen
Dontia
District Court
Adiam Gussart
Moregan Strong
Clements
C. B. Nairn
Gastert
Wis
Garnett
Tate “Peration
Gon
Vivid fragmentary tale near Herk price dispute ends abruptly
An unclear report describes a price dispute near Herk with Wil Kerr awaiting payment, Grace Burns accompanying him, and Meese to marry worny. The tale mentions a bid, a balk, and a halted sale, with a canceled return and a reference to a gold frame and local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Kerr
Herk
Meese
Mrs Herrick Dies After Ten Years Here
Mrs Herrick daughter of Eliay and Caroline Thorp Foote died yesterday morning after a long illness. Born in Montad county New York she lived in Batavia before moving ten years ago to Stoyeng Me and made this place home. Survived by Slaters Mrs R A Wells and Mrs J A Rodgers. Funeral at Presbyterian Church with Rev W Fr Carson officiating.
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Ly Slaters
R.A. Wells
Hig Plier
A Rodgers
Sedulls
Presbyterian Church
Mev
W. FR. Carson
GOT THE MONEY FROM HOME The Trial of Fred Johnson
Fred Johnson testifies about the robbery involving 105 dollars in cash and 1500 or more in postal notes taken from Jake Pelkola. He explains leaving Butty after the burglary while claiming money sent from Finland to cover his father's death. Postal notes remain unrecovered.
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Fred Johnson
An. Fillander
Jake Pol- Kola
Johnson
Jeave Butty
Pelkola
Billy
Finland
Ohio visitor speaks at temperance meeting in Butte
Mrs Steinheim of Duluth was the principal speaker at a local Women's Christian Temperance meeting in Butte. The event featured demonstrations of temperance work, reports from department superintendents, and new member pledges, with New Year greetings and a note on safety and miners’ welfare.
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Mra Steinheim
Dulta
Shis
Atinrnoon
Amy Woodburys
Noeth
Henry Short
Burkeye
Lelineratien
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
al Thale
Galent Streals
Abe
Alver
Contale
Laken
Mra
Waller
Sts
Butte
J. M. Dunekle
Mynky
Sire
Kenruky
Boul Washington Street
Jas
Divorce case centers on English wife and American husband
In Tycse Lynch's district court a divorce action reveals a troubled marriage between Robinson and his wife Annie Louis Robinison. The couple separated after her alleged drinking and exposure with lodgers, leading to accusations, a lodging house dispute, and a court decree granting Robinson custody of their child.
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Tycse Lynch
Department of the District Coure
el Sime Robins
Notting
Hem
England
Phe Wits
Tle
Tory
Robinson
Granta
Robingon
Robinon
Locher
Khitie Shepets
William Dobefase
Rovingun
Satus
Enghend
Win
Robinava
Tia
Jack Day
Day
Cout
Sun Inter
Tobinson
Henry Albertson Taken On Government Charge
Henry Albertson, a proprietor of thief, was arrested by United States Marshals on a charge of violating the revenue laws. His brother Paul Albertson was indicted by the federal grand jury at Helena for attempting to evade revenue stamps. The case, set for federal court, involves Albertson’s alleged involvement in evading stamp duties and related offenses.
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Henry Albertson
Aatuus
United “States
G. Sanutis
Mm Dt
la Boveriaen
Paul Albertson
Helena
Ion Traut Albertson
Fedéral
Trenty
Albertson
Butte
Tity Lallor
Helena suit attacks new law on foreign corporations
Supreme court faces challenge to a Helena law extending current dominion rights to foreign corporations. The suit argues the measure violates Section 2, Article 4 of the state constitution by sectional application and references to titles only, and claims the fund used is not for a public utility.
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Stanidanl
Helena
Spratt
Helena Power Transmission Company
Helena Commercial Club to Report to Governor on Data Security
The Helena Commercial Club in January appointed a committee to examine data security and to report to the Governor and the state land board. The article notes the committee will investigate statements and, if substantiated, report findings to the appropriate authorities.
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Helena
the Pacific Monthly
Montana
Findlige
Governor 'Oola
State Board of Iand Commissioners
Death of S. White Alters Local Community Ties
Special correspondence reports the death of S. White at home after brief heart trouble. A native of Canada aged around 60, he was a member of the Mangonia fraternity in Canada. The funeral was held in Florence this morning. He is survived by a wife who cared for him during illness.
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Stavenavilta
Jann
White
Fenty
Tlovenes
Yentoriuy
Canady
Avon
Mangonia
Canada
Florence
Morris Max
Wieda
Vagrant Court Session Delivers Mixed Outcomes
In Judge McGowan's police court, Gee Glenn and several others faced vagrancy and theft accusations. Glenn argued his busyness as a working man and was ordered to leave town after four hours. John Ryan and May Raymond faced suspensions or dismissals, while John Clark and William Burns received clemency or lectures.
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Jobo Glenn
Cowan
Tin
Giann
Tui
Gert Henderson
Bett
Judge McGawain
Jodit
Anaconda
Kawi
May Raymond
Red Light District
Ed. Murphy
Murphy
Laymond
Jim ‘Vierney
Pat Conley
Mast Park Street
Bert MacDonald
John
Clark
Wiliam
Burns
Death by self murder told by Salt Lake Tribune
The Salt Lake Tribune reports Rob Lynch former Porter at the Butte hotel killed himself Saturday morning around 10 near a rooming house at 212 West Front South street after inquiring about mail for his sister in Neer Lodge Mont. His body was moved to O Donnell’s undertaking establishment for burial.
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Sunrday
Mor'jing
St Luke Tribune
Rob Lynch
Porson
Bulte Hotel
Lynch
the Tribune of
Uving
O'Donell
Nister
Duer Lodge
Notitiv
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a rapid remedy for piles offering immediate relief from congestion and itching. It invites readers to send name and address for a free trial package and directs to Pyramid Drug Co for purchases.
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Pyros
Ieritnton
Trea Ir
Pym Drug Co
Maretiall
Mdioh
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Virginity City Commandery
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