Supreme Court Decision Arrives Over Fees for Estate Case
The high court reversed Judge Carroll's earlier fee award for Maury and Metzner in the Gow estate case, ruling the firm may not be paid the full claimed fees of 54 677.93 but allowing costs for legal services while serving as heirs counsel. Heirs credited $6 550 previously received.
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Supreme Court
District Court
Carroll
Paul A. Gow
Charles D. McLure
St. Louis Union Trust Company
Maury and Metzner
Maury
Metzner
Reader Finds White-Form Iron Makes Him Feel Younger
A reader endorses Nuxated Iron after a two week trial claiming renewed color in lips and cheeks and a sensation of being ten years younger. The advertisement promises a money back guarantee if results are not achieved and urges readers to buy at druggists.
Attorneys Seek Civil Action Over Estate Fees
The court allowed an additional 539.62 for attorneys who claim personal expenditure. The case, once in the supreme court, has not been acted on until recently. Since fees cannot be collected until final distribution, Maury and Meigner plan to sue the heirs to obtain judgment for the amount they say is owed.
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Torneys
Supreme Court
Maury and Meigner
New Traffic Cop Will Work Today In Butte
Officer Jack Phy, a well known Butte man, begins duty this morning to catch traffic violators. He will work with Ben Nork, recently appointed to police motorists. Phy carries military discharges and handles a mean motorcycle as he joins the force under Mayor Horgan.
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Butte
Jack Phy
Horgan
Phy
Ben Nork
Army
Navy
Arrested preacher blocks streets near Park and Dakota
Paul Schaumburg a preacher from the House of God was arrested last evening on a charge of blocking traffic. He stood with a large crowd at Park and Dakota streets while police took him to the station carrying an armload of Bibles and hymn books.
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Paul Schaumburg
House of God
Schaumburg
Park and
Dakota
Passenger traffic surges on Butte rail lines to California
Officials say rail travel is nearly unprecedented for the season with eastern and southern routes busy. Union Pacific agents report many bookings to California, with reservations made well ahead for this period.
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Butte
California
Union Pacific
Mrs Millington Joins Mines Band For Summer Concerts
It was announced that Mrs A Millington a flute soloist has joined the Butte Mines band and will perform at Thursday evening concerts this summer. She has prior connections with Butte theater orchestras.
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Mrs. Millington
A. Millington
Butte Mines
Poison Gases to Destroy Texas Rattlesnakes
Texas rattlesnake destruction planned under U S department of agriculture and chemical warfare service. Major George M Halloran will lead tests at Fort Sam Houston to compare gases such as phosgene chlorine and mustard gas for effectiveness across the summer and in dens during colder months.
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San Antonio
Texas
U. S.S. Department of Agriculture
Chemical Warfare Service
Eighth Army Corps
George M. Haloran
Bureau
Fort Sam Houston
Mennonite Conference Plans Hit Freeman College Campus
Preliminary arrangements are in place for a national Mennonite general conference to be hosted in a small town of about a thousand. The meetings will span a week at Freeman College campus with Wolf Creek Mennonite colony nearby, drawing four to five thousand visitors for the event, the third such gathering in the United States.
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Freeman
Freeman College
Wolf Creek
United States
Fewer DC divorces than any state in the union
A district report notes that the District of Columbia records the fewest divorces per population compared with all states. The finding highlights DC’s lower divorce rate relative to national levels and other jurisdictions.
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District of Columbia
Union
Fournier Tops National League Batting Race With Ambition Realized
Brooklyn’s Jacques Fournier surged to the NL lead after collecting 19 hits in the week, boosting his average from .842 to .344 for players with 45+ games. He hit five homers and four doubles, as other standouts like Cy Williams and Ruth highlight the week. Ed Rough and George Grantham also figure among top batters, while Hank Greenberg era stars are noted in a wide-ranging summary of current batting leaders.
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Chicago
Jacques Fournier
Brooklyn
Fournier
Zack Wheat
Ournier
Jimmy Johnston
Young
New York
Ed Rough
Cincinnati
George Grantham
Cubs
Baee
Cy" Williams
Phillies
Fried
O’farrell
Grimm
Pittsburgh
Bottomley
St. Louis
Mohan
Philadelphia
Southworth
Boston
Ynor
Hornsby
Harry Heilmann
Detroit
Charles Jamieson
Cleveland
Babe Ruth
Eddie Collins
Change in boards prompts Spokane highway politics probe
Spokane officials report an intensive program to separate highway boards from partisan politics, aiming to safeguard road decisions from political influence while outlining steps to implement reforms and ensure greater board independence.
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Spokane
Wash
Inland association plans highway program shift
Secretary Frank W. Guilbert states the Inland Automobile Association plans a systemwide highway program this year. The Inland group, active as a local branch of the American Automobile Association, aims to avoid interruptions from administration changes after studying that 18 states have recently restructured highway departments.
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Inland Automobile Association
Frank W. Guilbert
Inland Association
American Automobile Association
Guilbert
New Platoon Plan Aims to Reform Spokane Schools
Spokane's graded system may adopt a two-section platoon plan next year per Superintendent O C Pratt. Classes above third grade would alternate activities with arithmetic, manual training, sewing, spelling drills, and lectures while other sections study or attend special activities. Bryant school to pilot the program with full board approval.
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Spokane
O. C. Pratt
Bryant School
Sperintendent Pratt
Two Children Die of Pneumonia in Week in Texas Avenue Family
Pneumonia claimed the lives of Neil McNamee, age 3, and his 5 month old infant sibling of Mr and Mrs Michael McNamee, residing at 1803 Texas avenue. The losses occurred within one week, with two other children in the family surviving.
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Michael McNamee
Texas Avenue
Neil
Theamily
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