Building Inspector Enforces Strict City Building Rules
Inspector McNally unveiled a city wide campaign to bar condemned structures and require strict adherence to building ordinances. Contractors must obtain proper permits before any repair or construction, with penalties for violations. A case against A S L Piltz at 238 East Park Street ended in a warning after changes were made without a permit.
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J. J. McNally
Adj
McNilly
Butte
Piltz
Fast Park Street
Whitty
Butte Ballaklava sued on leasing contract
Anton Donat and others sue the Butte Ballaklava Mining Co to recover profits from a lease near Meaderville. They allege a Feb 1 agreement to mine 1600 foot level, work from March 17 to April 20, then quit. They claim $675.84 from ore shipped and 50 cars left worth $5,500, seeking $6,175.84. Also notes Franham, receiver of Western Mining Supply, filed first report in another case.
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Anton Donat
Butte-Ballaklava Mining Company
Meaderville
Hey
Horoscope Forecasts Bright Yet Bleak For July
A fragmented astrological column predicts a promising but troubled period. Jupiter and Uranus favor some financial speculation while lawyers and judges may gain opportunities. international law attention looms. A young woman could gain fame, philanthropy and new enterprises arise. cautions on love, health, and business loom.
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Jupiter
Venus
Ameri
Suriete
Ian Ras
Shan
Lowen
AfeClure
Tor
Big Shriners Special De Luxe Affair Set for Seattle Trip
The Bagdad special to carry Shriners from Butte and other state points to the Seattle convention will have 120 people on board when it leaves Sunday afternoon July 11. Reservations reach 101 with more applications arriving. Potentate J. P. Wright will head the Butte delegation with Past Potentate J. E. Munroe of Dillon as honored guest. Missoula delegation joins at Missoula July 11. Out-of-town Shriners include Senator Seivas and others from Dillon Whitehall Anaconda and Missoula among listed guests.
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Butte
Bagdad
Senator Seivas
Phil Andregg
TW. Boone
R. S. Stathbone
Dillon
Goss
Har- Towton
Maxixe and the Fox Trot to Invade China
New York reports that China may import maxixe, the tango, and the fox trot from America after a visit by the Chinese industrial commission. An attache says dancing classes and venues could open as China liberalizes, with women able to patronize dance halls. In London a jury convicts George Joseph Smith of murdering three wives. he is sentenced to death.
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China
America
Chinese Industrial Commission
T G. Geo
Commission
Mr. Gee
London
George Joseph Smith
Smith
Two Butte Tamale Men Engage in Business War
In Butte a tamale peddler F Omar accuses rival Akbar Khan Ihas of restraint of trade. Khan was arrested after allegedly threatening Omar with a revolver in a dark alley. Constable W J Little broke in through a cabin window to seize Khan as the suspect hid under a mattress. The incident follows Khan’s arrival and failed competition in tamale peddling.
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F. Omar
Butte
Akbar Khan
Justice Conn
Omar
W. J Little
Justice Con's
Akbar
Khan
Turkey
Nevatable Little
Little
Bison Sold to Dealer After Long Life in Geological Garden
A bison weighing over a ton was sold to a dealer named TM Pouitey. The animal, born in a geological garden 19 years ago, is described as a docite specimen and once valued for its significance but is deemed no longer useful.
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Tm Pouitey
Black Diamond
Geological Garden
Penurious husband cited in custody case and herpes diagnosis
Oakland, July final decree grants Mrs McClaughry custody of two minor children after an interlocutory arrangement. She testified of her husband's penurious spending and nervous health issues tied to herpes zoster. The case, moved from Los Angeles to Alameda, noted a $254 cash settlement.
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Oakland
Cal
Mechinghey
Lucky
Baldwin
Hill Meglaughry
Indicted Austrian Sailor Demands Indemnity Letter to President
A July report from New York describes Rudolph Mall, an Austrian sailor, being indicted for demanding indemnity from President Wilson in a letter dated June 22. Mall claimed his finances were exhausted and that aid from the United States would prolong the war, asserting a right to compensation if his rescue funds were not provided within a week. The missive seeks a dramatic rescue and immediate testing of the president’s response.
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Gra Jary
Rudolph ‘Mall
Aaleaman
Wilsom
Trea
Aalik
Emma
Rouse
Make
Aly
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