Rosemary MacGinnis Sues Brother Over Estate Details
Rosemary MacGinnis Creden petitions the district court to compel her brother John MacGinnies, as executor of their mother's estate, to settle and distribute her half interest in the West Broadway house, arguing the executor has not filed a report or made proper distribution. The filing notes alleged mistreatment and demands court scrutiny of the estate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary MacGinnies Creden
District Court
John MacGinnies
West Broadway
Steve Petrott
St. Mary's Hospital
Deer Lodge
J. J.P. Grauss
Inez
Milwaukee
Stompital
Emile Paquette
Sophronius Marchenseau
John L. Wexener
George A. Carrier
Gran‘Ville “Stuart
Elven
Ellen Benny
Richard Benny
Great Circus on the Ansonia Change Bill
Mme De Rosas famous cat pigeon and monkey circus opens this afternoon at the Ansonia theater for the week’s end. The Harwooda sketch and a comedy It’s a Shame anchor the bill. Kathryn Williams stars in a two reel Selig drama The Adventures of Kathryn with a gripping plot of a jungle child and her parents missing after a leopard sighting. The feature repeats all week with matinees for ladies and children.
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Mme. de Rosa
Ansonia Theater
Harwooda
Butte
Kathryn
Kathryn ‘Williams
Peter Herman
Balu' Ere
Pather
Nereelt
Den
Stanley
Americ Hunter
Bell Company Official to Attend Butte Conference
No new developments in the Butte telephone dispute. Vice President Hamplin of the Bell company will arrive from Denver within a day or two to join Brow phone company talks. The chamber of commerce will wait until August to decide whether to seek decisive action if no agreement on eliminating one system is reached.
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Butte
Obering
Business Mets
Hamplin
Bell Company
Tty
Denver
Brow
Chamber of Commerce
Ing
Servian Courier Claims Democratic Status inTongue Row
Jeve Amkiljel editor of the Servian Courier disputes Dabosar editor John Bogdaevi chs claim of democracy and calls Dabosar socialist. He asserts the Courier is the only Servian democratic paper in Butte and notes no affiliation with Butte lodge A. F. & A. M. and invites visiting brethren to funeral of Brother George McLod under W. M. F. Noyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeve Amkijel
Servian Courier
John Bogdaeevich
Dabosar
Courier
Butte
Butte Lodge
A. F
A. M
Brother George
W. M. F. Noyes
Beautiful Domes and Portable Lamps Sale Ad
Reduced items include portable electric lamps and domes at half price. Swing hammocks and dining ware across tables are discounted up to 25 to 35 cents and up to $3 for larger covered dishes. Includes plates, bowls, bakers, oatmeals, sugar and creamers, fruit dishes, and German china pieces from Haviland and other brands.
Odd Lots Lace CurtainsSale Half Price
A sale offers numerous lace curtains at half price with prices ranging from $1.50 to $30 per pair, and discounted couch covers, bath items, cretonne sets, Madras fabrics, and Swiss curtains. Readily available are Oriental couch covers, red set cretonne, and ruffled Swiss curtains all at reduced rates.
Holdups Reported Around Butte Tied to Prisoner Murphy
The wave of holdups in Butte continues with residents linking prisoner Jamies D. Murphy to multiple crimes. Mrs D Neal of West Quartz Street described a masked robber near her theater return, while miner George Masel identified Murphy as the highwayman. Myrtle Wartman of the restricted district reported theft of rings and money. county attorney Dwyer will proceed in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Fempes
Jamies D. Murphy
D. Neal
West Quartz Street
George Masel
Jackson
Quartz
Murphy
Yrtle Wartman
Money County
Dwyer
Jon
A SUGGESTION ON SUFFRAGE AND A Russian Excursion
A reader argues for woman suffrage if a majority of Montana women desire it but notes anti suffrage sentiment growing in Butte. The letter cites Miss Hinchey on West versus East women's attitudes and chivalry, while a Russian excursion to England in July aims to study gare densities.
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Montana
Butte
Miss Hinchey
West
East
California
Mien
Earl. Johnson
England
Unity Methodist Sunday School Outing Heads to Gregson
The Unity Methodist Episcopal church of Meaderville plans its annual outing today with contingency for 150 participants. A special round trip train will run Meaderville to Gregson via Butte Anaconda Pacific at Te station. Round trip rates are 65 cents for adults and 35 cents for children. A structured program is set, with two committees to select an eleventh member if they disagree, finalizing the choice. Mr Donoghue reports improving conditions from Helena and other cities on his recent trip amid labor disputes.
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Gregson
Unity Methodist Episcopal Church
Meaderville
Meadervile
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Donoghue
Helena
Boycott in Missoula Temporarily Lifted Amid Arbitration
The boycott against Missoula Mercantile, Birk Plumbing, and Polley Lumber is suspended temporarily while a 11-member arbitration committee, with five Missoula businessmen and five labor representatives, reviews the clerks versus employers dispute. Montana Federation of Labor president M. M. Donoghue, back from the scene, notes progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mercantile Company
Birk Plumbing Company
Polley Lumber Company
M. M. Donoghue
Montana ‘Federation’ of Labor
Last amendment to the constitution and Butte population figures
The piece notes the last amendment to the U S constitution providing for direct election of United States senators. It cites Butte population as about 39 000 plus suburbs around 67 000, with no census since but growth is known to be substantial. It mentions monthly payroll around 800 000 and ore output near 11 000 tons daily. It also reports a fire in Nevada City destroying a lodge building with aid from Grass Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Butte
Nevada City
Cal
Lodge of Elks
Grass Valley
Johansen Wins Freedom While Culpait Cleared
In San Francisco on July 1 judge Dooling freed Laurren Johansen a Scandinavian seaman who served a portion of another man s sentence in San Quentin after being drugged in Nagasaki and shipped to San Francisco. The article also notes the escape of Willis Kilgore and the arrest of Grimes in Hong Kong and mentions Jimmy Rogers the forger. The piece then shifts to Kansas City where the first suffrage school opens with thirty five women attending as part of preparations for a summer campaign for the suffrage amendment in the fall election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Laurren Johansen
San Quentin
Dooling
United States District Court
Johansen
Nagasaki
United States Army
Philippines
Jimmy Rogers
United States
Shanghai
Kansas City
Atv
Suffrage School
Wise Owl in the Senate Snoozes Through Session
In Washington on July 1 a screech owl perched on a ledge in a senate gallery corridor and slept through the session. The bird, visible to Vice President Marshall, ignored the debates on anti tru legislation and bill introductions, remaining unmoved by the proceedings.
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Washington
Senate
Marshall
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Rosemary Macginniss Creden
Great Circus
Ansonia
Kennessys
C. J. Kelly
Oxfords
Sampeck
Little
Norfolk
UNITY
Orveaus
Guts
Inmatim
Charles
Craven
Wildwood
Fla
Washingwa
Templin A. Potts
Congress
John B. Gibbons
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