Sermon on non-resistance sparks debate in Silver Bow
In a Silver Bow Ministerial Association session Rev. George D. Wolfe argued Jesus did not teach total pacifism and that the United States should take a firmer stand to prevent further massacres in Mexico and to defend Belgium. He cited scripture and history showing Christians once served in armies and urged vigorous action when justice requires it. Members, clergy, and community figures weighed in as the meeting closed with reports on church advertising, charitable work, and local efforts.
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Silver Bow
Germany
Rome
Mexico
Fove
Wolfe
Militant’ Christianity
Neve d
Montana
Associated Charities
Enivation, Arms
Joshers’ Club
Young Men's Christian Association
Paul Clark
Mueller sues over alleged dividend fraud involving three firms
Margaret Mueller executrix sues Butte Wholesale Grocery and James S. Casey, claiming $4,200 was fraudulently diverted as a stockholder’s share of West Side Grocery losses. She alleges false representations persuaded waiver of dividends, with Casey and others sharing the misappropriated funds. Legal action seeks $4,200 plus interest plus attorney fees.
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Margaret Mueller
Ate
Henry Mueller
Butte Wholesale Grocery Company
James S. Casey
Casey
Treasury
West Side Grocery Company
West Side Company
Mueller
Ryan-Virden Company
Henningeen Produce Company
Donald Arthur
CR. Leonard
Earl Gengberser
Muel Torneys
Supreme Court orders new trial in damage action
Remittitur from the Montana Supreme Court returns case of A B Melzner administrator for Albert Page against Milwaukee Road to district court. Page, a car repairer in Harlowtown, was killed crossing railroad tracks in 1912. Jury awarded $20,000 but high court reverses on damages for grief and causation though not on negligence. new trial ordered with guidance on damages and evidence.
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Supreme Court
Butte
A. B. Melzner
Albert Page
Miwaukee
Page
Harlowtown
Metzner
Sul
Holloway
Brantly
Lanner
Th Supreme Court
How to Be Slim Ad in Korean Capsules
A newspaper advertisement urges weight loss without dieting by taking Korean capsules from a druggist. It promises removal of fat from any body part, claims the method is harmless, and suggests a week of use will prove its effectiveness. The ad credits Smith Drug Co as supplier.
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Underwood
East Broadway
Butte
Adot
Smith “Drug Co
Advt
Eckman's Alterative Promoted for Tuberculosis Relief
A fragmented ad promotes Eckman's Alterative as beneficial for tuberculosis and bronchial conditions. It claims fresh air and diet help sufferers and touts the medicine as free of harmful drugs. The copy urges readers to write to a Philadelphia lab for a booklet of recoveries.
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Eckman
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Schilling
Jesus
Barty
Belgium
Jess Gooden
Taco Track
Detective White
Gooden
Kentucky
John’ Sundberg
Jim Kanelode
Hutteloage
Charles L. Macumber
East Front Street
Ellen Westling
Zand Suits
Wits
Transaction
Dean
Pean
Neye
Erickson
Tao
Jet Doan
Kidney Doan
Martonte
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