Damage Suit Over An Article In Inter Mountain
Willam A L Greenleaf and Leah Greenleaf sue Inter Mountain Publishing Co and others in district court for 15500 damages claiming a sensational June 1921 front page falsely accused them of fraud and harmed a Montana Children’s Home Society charity show in Butte on July 2. attorneys name Curt C. Darrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam AL. Greenleaf
Leah Greenleaf
Inter Mountain Publishing Company
M. Berger
Lee Mantle
F. W. Haskins
John B. Read
Inter Mountain
Tireenleafe
San Francisco
United States
Montana Children’s Home Society
Butte
Curt C. Darrow
Carnival Notes Spark Enthusiasm For Butte Fair And Arch Illumination
George L. Hutchin reports the harbour company will supply amusements for the Butte street fair. Missoula exhibits tomorrow with new features promising a superior show. East Granite street arch nears completion and will be lit next week. Booths rapidly rise and Queen vote totals show strong community interest with C. C. Wright and Minta Steward leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Hutchin
Harbour Company
Butte
Missoula
Jarbour
East Granite Street
Leona Finch
Mabel Zinn
Grace Southworth
Cora Eschie
Fannie St. Vrain
Lena Ilford
Birdie Carter
Carrie Clements
Laura Smith
C. C. Wright
Minta Steward
Mendell and Thornton meet in San Francisco
Mr. George H. Mendell Jr of Salt Lake, a popular insurance man, has met W. M. Thornton formerly of Anaconda in San Francisco. Thornton appears prosperous. Dr Martha Frank, a renowned woman eye specialist, is celebrated as a leading professional woman in America and highly successful in her field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Mendell, Jr
Salt Lake
Mendell
W. M. Thornton
Anaconda
San Francisco
Thornton
Martha Frank
America
P.O
Butte Mining & Development approves stock sale plan
At a June 28 board meeting the company decided to offer 25 000 treasury shares for sale at 1.60 per share. Reynolds & McDowell of 46 East Broadway, Butte handle inquiries and disposal. James H. Lynch, Vice President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Mining & Development Company
Treasury
Reynolds & McDowell
East Broadway
Butte
James H. Lynch
Newton Disbarment Brief Says Newton’s Reinstatement Petition Deficient
Assistant Attorney General H. D. Moore filed a brief with the Montana Supreme Court arguing Newton’s bid to reinstate his disbarment is flawed. He contends Newton lacked a jury trial and was improperly convicted in absence, urging direct challenge to the judgment rather than collateral attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney General's
Supreme Court
Standard
Helena
H. D. Moore
Newton
Butte
Attorney General
Justice of the Peace
Laurandeau
Moore
Evans
New Electric Light Company Formed In Butte
A copy of the articles of incorporation for the Butte Electric Light and Power Company, organized under New Jersey law, was filed yesterday. Capital stock stands at 2 500 000 with 1 200 assets and no liabilities. Incorporators and directors include W J Canning W W Mansfield C F Eastebrook C R Dean T K Henderson C L Reed I B Keeler J S Anthony and W S Brayton all of New Jersey. H W Turner named Montana agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Electric Light and Power Company
New Jersey
W. J. Canning
William W. Mansfield
Charlies F. Eastebrook
Charles R. Dean
Thomas K. Henderson
Charles L. Reed
Irving 8. Keeler
James S. Anthony
William 8
Brayton
H. W. Turner
Montana
Engineers Parade Gathering Called by Neeley
Engineers are asked to meet at their hall at p.m. for a parade. President Cc. P. Neeley signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. P. Neeley
Easternh Summer Excursions Via Great Northern Hailway
Travel bargains announce round trips from St. Paul to multiple eastern and midwest cities with prices from 40 to 61 dollars. Tickets sold at 41 North Main Street. agents J E Dawson and Dr Brochear promote services in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Cincinnati
Detroit
Duluth
St. Louie
Milwaukee
North Main Street
Chicago
J. E. Dawson
Exciting Race Day Brings Big Crowd and Close Finishes
A lively afternoon at the track drew a good crowd with exciting finishes and diverse betting. Six races plus an extra three furlongs produced close outcomes, notable performances by Christobel, Aunt Mary, Innocencia, Tyrannus, and Ada N., with mutuals paying out and several favorites upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey Long
Hot Times
Ted Hayes
Cim
Christobel
Kennelty
Bivens
G. Sparta
Miss ‘Remsen
Cc. L. Jones
Ada N
Herald Hayes
W. J. Kennelly
Tom Burns
Ream
Trine
Oregon Bull
Co. P. Ramigh
Imp
Seruteea
Holmes
Dingley
J. Hawker
Wim
Mary
Sparger
Amasa
William F
Toribio
Sam Green
Mutuals
Aunt Mary
Miss Osen
Espirando
Miss Remsen
Campbell
Santa
J. McCarty
G. Abercrombie
Gouin
G. Summer
Hoar
Oo Reap
Pat Carlin
Pirate’ S Maid
Tufts
Innocencia
Tyrannus
Yellowstone
Santa Rosa
C. Russell
J. J. Moran
de Quite
Rutz
pasciveTra
J. EF. Cushing
Guy H
Tuberville
Bill Bohmanson
Straight
Quibo
Ada
Seiling
C. W. Chappell
Homestake
Brown Fox-Horne
H. Stuart
IKE GETS HIS REVENGE AS COUNCIL UPHOLDS CLOSING OF POOLROOMS
The Heilbronner accused of revenge against the city council for removing his advertising fence last month. Firecrackers were set off near the council chamber and the meeting broke up after loud disturbances. The mayor’s closing of the poolrooms was sustained by a 6 to 1 vote, with aldermen approving ratification of his action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heilbronner
Tke
Butte
King & Lowry
W. H. Davey
Dempsey
Gleeson
T. Bryant
J. Bryant
Evans
McConnell
Mayo
Manchester
Noel—Cohen
F. Day
Duggan
Kelly
Kroger
Siebenaler
L. 8
S. Mallory
Fire and Water Committee
Washington Street
Quarts Street
Maryland Avenue
Main
Iron Street
Two Funerals Set for Claus O Berg and Samuel Mix
Funerals for Claus O Berg and Samuel Mix are planned for this morning at 10 o clock from Richards Undertaking Parlors. Rev John Hosking will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus O. Berg
Samuel Mix
Richards
John Hosking
Four new grand larceny charges against Charles P. Greene
County Attorney Breen filed three more grand larceny counts against Charles P. Greene former clerk cashier and bookkeeper for J. H. Leyson The total defalcation alleged amounts to 614 56 including 80 00 on Dec 5 1900 251 21 on Dec 6 1900 a 125 pin March 15 1901 and 155 65 on July 1 1900 Preliminary hearing postponed to next Wednesday bonds set at 5000 The case against Charles Anderson and Birdie Mankins was dismissed due to missing witness Annie Jackson Also involved were horse theft cases against B J Bangs and Joe Robinson dismissed for insufficiency of evidence. All parties mentioned are colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breen
Nelson
Charles P. Greene
J. H. Leyson
W. B. Miller
Roote & Clark
Charles Anderson
Birdie Mankins
Anderson
Annie Jackson
Pocatello
Idaho
Furey
Butte
West
B. J. Bangs
Joe Robinson
Taylor
South Butte
R. T. Boatman
Wines
J. J. Lynch
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Mr. Mendel
NEW Electric Light Company
Great
Brochear
Thornton Block
Surrey
J. N. Nevills & Co
East Park Street
J. Wells
Rainier
Burke
Jeres L. Stanfield
Itedeen
William Rover
del ‘Allen
Biequoe
Free Pass
A. Lewis
King Faustus, Jr
McGinnis
S. W. Street
Sweet Caporal
Hyderabad
Joe K
Spindle
Onyx
Sea Song
Glenmore
Ting-a- Ling
Clara May
Limb of the Law
Alice Rix
Harry Thatcher
the Buffoon
Ping
Singleton
Kourdock
Ike
Davey
J. H. Leysons
Joe Mathey
Three-Mile Road House
Hennessy’s
Butte, Montana
Ceres
Riley
Hennessy
Princeton