Mother files suit over son’s death by electric shock at mill
Mary Peterson mother of Clarence Peterson sues the Butte & Superior Co for damages after her son, killed Aug 27 at work, died of an electric shock. She seeks 25000 dollars, claiming insulation failures and lack of danger warning. First suit filed as administrator. second as mother.
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Mary Peterson
Clarence Peterson
Butte & Superor Company
Adinistrateix
Peterson
Ind
1Ix
Iver Hjelm
Awe
Wsilver Monteen
A. G1
Erickson
Stiming
Fferson
Federal suit seeks title to Butte Miners Union property
Charles H. Moyer and federation officers sue in federal court to recover all property of the Butte Miners Union and to enjoin the Western Federation from any claim. The filing states a charter was granted Sept and accepted until June when the union withdrew. It alleges July 18 demand for property went unmet and cites assets including a note and mortgage, bank certificates, and about $10,000. Canning & Geagan represent the plaintiffs.
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Butte Miners’ Union
Western Federation
Tits Alo
Bute Miners’ Union
Miners’ Union
Ite
Utter
North Main Street
Lead City Miners’ Union
Daly Bank
Canning & Geagan
Improvements Under Way At State Insane Asylum
Work on an eighty thousand dollar improvement project at the state insane asylum near Warm Springs progresses. Perene Aldersom, secretary of state, reports walls torn down and a temporary structure in place. Excavation for the new Micenenana buildings advanced. Charis W. Sangwood, police commissioner, notes the arrival of his third grandchild, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank T. Dively of South Jackson Street.
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May Miaustern
Maurie Meyer
West Park Street
Heariny
Meyer
Aetine
Dontan
St- Jon
Patrick Simon
Adelaide
Anna Simon
Simon
Perene Aldersom
Kitenen
Micenenana
Charis W. Sanngwood
Sy'ia
Frank ‘T. Divel
South
Jackson Street
Dively
Wax
Manufacturer advertising appeal to dealers and readers
The notice urges manufacturers to engage retailers who advertise brands in newspapers. It explains that dealers promote brands to boost goodwill and attract consumers, and invites manufacturers to contact the Bureau of Advertising, American Newspapers Publishers Association, World Building, New York, for cooperation.
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Bureau of Adver Tising
Pub- Halters’ Association
World Building
New York
Five Alleged Gamblers Face Information in Poolroom Bust
Deputy County Attorney Fitzpatrick filed information against Ludwig Vike James Dyer Alpine Jacob Herman and Mike Tiew charging them with conducting a gambling game at 250 East Park street Poolroom. Bonds set at 3000 each. Arraignment scheduled for Saturday. The raid involved a player attempting to sell police a stack of chips. This is the second information filed this week as authorities push stud poker game busts.
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Fitzpatrick
Ludwig Vike
James Dyer
Alpine
Jacob Herman
Mike Tiew
East Park Street
Donlan
Court actions aim to stop sale of Shaw car
Philadelphia July 15 Equity proceedings have been filed to enjoin Delaware County authorities from selling at auction a yellow automobile linked to Dr Anna Howard Shaw, once a New York resident, to satisfy a 120 dollar tax arrears claimed since 1913. The suit follows Shaw’s refusal to list taxable property as a non voter. The case, linked to New York suffragists, will proceed in Maryland.
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Philadelphia
Anna’ Howard Shaw
American Woman Suffrage Association
Delaware County
Lucy Anthony
Shaw
New York
Mayland
Aucetion
Medi
United States Seen as Enormously Wealthy If War Lasts
Edward N Hurley vice chair of the Federal Trade Commission said in Chicago that the United States will be enormously wealthy if the European war lasts six months longer. He announced plans for a tour with other commission members to promote foreign trade and closer cooperation among American business interests to boost trade with foreign nations. He noted the trip would include a session in Chicago on July 19 and aims to gather information from bankers packers and manufacturers.
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Chicago
United States
Edward N. Hurley
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Hurley
Central West
Pacific Coast
Shoes to be plainer next season in women styles
A July conference of major shoe groups issued a decree banning freakish designs such as odd side and back detailing. Ordinary wear women’s shoes will be black cloth uppers with no perforations or decorations. Men’s styles remain conservative in black or tan. In other news, the Norwegian steamer Rym, 1033 tons, was torpedoed and sunk near Great Yarmouth, with the second engineer killed.
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New York
Representati National Shoe Retailers’ Association
National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
National Shoe Wholesalers’ Association
National Last Association
London
Rym
Great Yarmouth
Shriners Fold Tents Depart From Seatice Seattle
Seattle July 11 nobles of the Mystic Shrine complete Imperial council duties fold their tents and depart with bands playing and patrols marching. Delegations travel to San Diego for the Panama Pacific exposition and onward to California. Temples from Atlanta and others travel in trains to join the journey.
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Seattle
Mystic Shrine
Imperial Council
Besan
Duwnstead
Canvana
San Diego
Portland
California
Yaarav Temple
Atlanta
India
Oteatittete
Hepeciat
Ington
Tuneheon
Wis
He Park
San Francisco
Tal Temple
Philadelphia
Columbus
Ohio
Tuberculosis Warnings and Health Advice Headlines
Fragmentary text warns readers about misinformation on tuberculosis and health guidance. Mentions individuals, locations, and possible medical terms, but the content is incomplete. The readable fragments hint at cautionary health information or public health notices without a clear narrative or outcome.
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2 Land & Co
Bergen
Victrolas
Parce
Hardman & Knabe
Soc
Psaebayeven
Bates
Voile
LON & Palme Pure Palm
Williams Shay! Automobile
Abe
Sie
Wright
Monn Mhl NH
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Guy Ah Mil
New Yor
Health Department
Manhattan
Phyo
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Geene
Switzerland
Germany
France
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Fanspor
Hekman
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Phoenix
Mattingly
North Main
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