Death by own action verdict in Louma case
Coroner's jury found that Andrew Louma, a Finn miner, shot himself after getting off a street car at Lake Avoca. Two boys, Phil and Quinn Harrington, testified Louma left sight then went to a swampy place and fired a bullet into his temple. A note beside the body read Life is too heavy. Tam unable to bear it longer.
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Phil
Quinn Harrington
Andrew Louma
Lake Avoca
Jacob Johnson
Louma
Lee Avenue
Alexander Louma
Tam
Bedding drive urged by Young Woman's association
The Young Woman's Association appeals for bedding donations to furnish two bedrooms for a social center aiding homeless girls. Funds are requested to buy furniture, with bedding donations essential to launch the plan. Information available at Napton quarters or from president Mrs Charles J Leonard.
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Butte
Struga
Napton
Charles J. Leonard
Elks Return From Portland Convention
Several Butte Elks led by Judge J B McClernan Walter Carns and Mel Sternfels returned from the Portland convention calling it highly successful. Many Elks are visiting Seattle and Spokane on the way home. The county attorney filed an information in district court against Mary Pelly a girl brought back from Spokane on vagrancy and incorrigibility and she will face Judge Donlan on Saturday.
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Hutte Elks
Portland
J. B. McClernan
Walter
Mary Pelly
Spokane
Donlan
Domestic Case Continued in Police Court
One day was not long enough to hear the case of Mrs. P. J. O Malley of SEI South Arizona street. She was arrested on a disturbance charge with her husband as the complaining witness. Several witnesses testified yesterday and at noon Judge Booker continued the case until this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. O'Malley
Arizona Street
Booker
Changes in Federal Court System Attract Public Attention
In congress and newspapers discussions center on abolishing the commerce court and the modern federal judiciary. The shift includes abolition of old circuit courts and other reforms effective January 1. An authoritative Justice Department statement explains the system and changes, offering essential facts and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Commerce Court
Federal Judiciary
Federal
Department of Justice
Rosses
Federal Judicial System
Haskin
Clerks Union Plans Aug 21 Commercial Day Celebration
Members of the clerks union are arranging the annual Commercial Day event on August 21. Committees met Monday night to organize the celebration and assign tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerks’ Union
Butte Miners to vote on Sunday poll hours
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports a vote by the Butte Miners union next Sunday to determine polling hours. The state health board, seeking stricter enforcement of Pure Food and Sanitary laws, cancelled licenses of 110 locales in Butte, including a butcher, a bakery, a hotel, and a chair shop, until they meet cleanliness standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Miners’ Union
Standard. Helens
State Board of Health
Butte
Freemont man jailed for pistol theft in Bitter Root case
Jim Cannon was convicted yesterday of stealing a pistol from Albert Ferrell of Bitter Root stock farm and sentenced today to six days in the county jail by Police Magistrate Frank Pesky. Williams, just released from a 30 day jail term, was arrested for stealing the pistol. A meeting of the South Side Democratic club is set for Friday evening July 19 at 8 o'clock in Judge Rhoades' courtroom Northern hotel South Butte. Residing south of Silver street are urged to attend. J H McQuene y is president and W T McCarthy secretary.
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Atlas
Jim Cannon
Albert Ferrell
Bitter Root
Frank Pesky
Williams
South Side
Democratic Club
Standard
Hamilton
Ravalli County
Pitegibbons
The
Fair Commission
J.J. Pitegibbons
D.C. Bass
Stevensville
H.C. Groft
Victor
Chamber’ of Commerce
Murton Hammond of
Darby
J. J. Fitzgibbons
D.C. Welty
West Side
Riverside
Marcws Daly
Artistic Jewelry Craft at Mayer Shop Seeks Repairs
Special pieces of artistic Jewelry are hand tooled in Mayer store offering repairs or remakes at lower prices. New theater building at 291 West Park. Expressions of sympathy note bereavement by Mrs A L Leininger and Mr Mrs William Casey. Referendum vote set for Miner's Union hall on Friday July 19 1913 to aid sixteen sick and disabled brothers. Polls open 9 am to 9 pm. Dennis Murphy President John Hartigan Republican.
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Mayer
West Park
Miner's Union Hall
Dennis Murphy
John Hartigan
Gee
Fishermen's tackle guaranteed to be the best made
Starts out equipped with the best tackle he can find to assure himself a successful day's sport. Our tackle is the kind that you will find in the hands of this class of fishermen because it is guaranteed to be the best made. Send for our catalogue.
Old-Time Montana Resident Ad judged Insane
Charles Hartwell aged 1 and long time Montana resident was adjudged insane and committed to Warm Springs asylum by Judge Donlan after months of decline. He had three marriages, troubled by fear that others chase him, and has a sister and brother in Cran and unknown. Wife Sadie Hudson also missing examination.
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Charles Hartwell
Montana
Turner
M. Carthy
Donlan
Warm Springs
Hie
Minnesota
Anaconda
Utte
Slater
Cran
Sadie Hudson
Livingston Notes on Elks Badges and Local Tennis Club
Special correspondence reports Elks delegates gathering for national badge proceedings, Powers collection boasting over 100 badges with rare bases including No 1 lodge New Luther prize. Livingston Tennis Club unveils a new court on Secon Street with players Parker Miles Cutting Cross Speaker Miller Talcott Ter williger Taylor Mills Shelver Mjelde Liquin Smith. The town plans a strong delegation to the state tennis meet at Hunters Springs next month. residents Hooper Plainwell Sorrento attend Methodist church ceremony then depart for two weeks in Yellowstone Park. They will reside in Helena where Mortion runs a business. the Scofields return from Butte to settle in town.
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Livingston
Elks
Powers
New Luther Mighty
New York
Livingston Tennis Club
Secon Street
Thetennis
Parker
Miles
Cutting
Cross
Helena
Mortion
James Scofield
Butte
Sestein
Thin City
Nels
Sugar makers seek lower freight rates to the South
Washington July 17 sugar manufacturers and shippers told the Interstate Commerce Commission they consider the 49 cent rate from Cincinnati to southern points unreasonable and discriminatory compared with rates for other sugar. The hearing focused on reducing freight charges and improving competitive conditions for southern markets.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cincinnati
South
Jersey City youth linked to large theft in New York
Detective from New York arrives with a warrant for Joe Killen known as the Jersey City youth. He allegedly stole checks totaling 628000 and 222 in cash from United Chef Stores last Saturday. Killen resists being taken, while meals are noted as served.
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New York
Joe Killen
Jersey City
Mining Decision Affects Two Million Dollar Ore Ownership
Salt Lake July 17 Judge John Marshall ruled for the defendant in a trespass and apex suit brought by the Conkling Mining Company against the Silver King Coal and Mining Company of Park City, Utah. The decision affects ownership valued at nearly two million dollars of ore.
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Salt Lake
United States
John Marshall
Conkling Minin Company
Sliver King Coal Ion, Mining Company
Park City
Utah
United Irish League to Convene Sixth Biennial Meet
Michael J. Ryan president calls sixth biennial convention of the United Irish League of America to meet in Philadelphia from September 23 to 28. William K. Redmond, 31, P., brother of the Irish leader, will attend as representative of the Irish parliament.
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Vnuaacipnia
Michael_ J. Ryan
United Irish League of America
Philadelphia
William HK. Redmond
The Standard prods readers with tariff issue appeal
The Montana newspaper urges readers to follow current politics with a pro progressive stance. It promotes a $1 monthly subscription for daily and Sunday editions delivered by carrier or mail. It also advertises will writing and executor services by Miners Savings Bank & Trust in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Montana
United States
Canad
Mexico
Life Insurance Miners Savings Bank & Trust, Co
Butte
Leap Year dance at Columbia gardens promises bold fun
The Columbia Gardens Leap Year party welcomes Butte dancers to a night of humor and competition. The event features The Robbers' Two-Step and a chance to win 350 prizes for marriage proposals or elopements on Saturday July 27. Dancing runs 8:09 to 11:30 nightly and 3 to 6 Sundays.
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Columbia Gardens
Butte
Coumbia Gardens
the Gardens
Lea
Secor
Minister Resigns After Finance War Dispute
Ernesto Baez offered to resign today and it was accepted amid a dispute between the finance department and the minister of war over military expenditures. The minister of foreign affairs took charge of foreign offices temporarily.
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Ister
Ernesto Baez
Fon
Garei
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