Stock suit over bank collapse names architects in suit
The complaint alleges misrepresentation by Brown and others in a stock sale tied to the State Savings bank failure. Plaintiffs seek $2,000 refund for stock bought at $128 each, asserting assets were overstated and the bank insolvent while directors kept operating until 1914. Other cases involve injury at the Pennsylvania block and estate matters.
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John G. Link
Charles &. Haire
Silver Bow County
Edward J. Hickey
Charles R. Leonard
A. T. Morgan
J. D. Siemens
M. & Largey
RB. Nuckolia
State Savings Bank
Brown
F. A. Heinzel
Largey Brothers
Union Bank of Brooklyn
Heinze
Union Bank
Mra. Mae
Northern Pacific Company
Hayden
East Butte
Maid B. Sheehan
Patrick Sheehan
Thomas Menay
Sheehan
Empress Matinee Promises Top Vaudeville With Porter White
The Empress theater readiness for today’s bargain matinee highlights Porter J White as headlining star in The Visitor. The revue offers a compelling simple story with a mysterious atmosphere, praised for its complexity and White’s dynamic performance. The program features individual acts presented in full with careful attention to detail, maintaining high attendance and audience satisfaction.
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Empress Theater
Rew
Porter J. White
White
C Teter
Mephisto
That's My Horse Headliner at Broadway This Week
Max Bloom stars in That's My Horse at Broadway in this city, a Boyle Woolfolk production on the Pantages circuit. The comedy, famed in the East and West, features Alice Scher and daring costumes, aimed to excite theatergoers, with Minton and Alice Hamilton also highlighted on the current program.
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Max Bloom
Boyle Woolfolk
East
South
Middle West
Alice Scher
Minton
Aliee Hamilton
Butte
Advance Arguments Against Copper Tax
Vice President C F Kelley of Anaconda Co returns from Washington with John D Ryan to oppose a copper tax in the revenue bill. He says protests come from Montana and western states and that Senator Walsh leads opposition. The pair stressed copper uses beyond munition making and urged elimination of the tax, citing vast production and economic impact.
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C. F. Kelley
Washington
Montana
Senate
Anaconda Company
John D. Ryan
Senate Finance
Western States
Walsh
Myora
Evans
Manuio
Austria
United States
Germany
Ur Fey
Europe
The Crippled Hand Modern Cinderella Story
A five reel photoplay at the Liberty theater titled The Crippled Hand is described as not a grim crime tale but an exceptionally pretty presentation. The article highlights the film's hopeful, fairy tale tone and light entertainment value.
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Liberty Theater
Cinderella Reimagined On Stage With Modern Flair
A refined adaptation blends the classic fairy tale with contemporary theater life. The production blends timeless charm with current stage world dynamics, delivering a stylish, appealing performance.
Bride Made While Drunk Sparks Disturbance Case
In a police court, Ray McKenna faced a vagrancy charge after a drunken marriage claim. Judge Whitty found no evidence of vagrancy. Mike Leary, who also uses the name Sullivan, pressed the complaint. Mrs Leary denied any romantic link with McKenna and said he was one of her boarders. She stated she married Leary after a race win and lost sobriety, with Leary funding the wedding.
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Brough
Ray McKenna
Sudge Whitty
Mike Leary
Leary
Sullivan
McKenna
Butte
Recruiting office to reopen in Montana for 1834 war strength
The War Department orders the Second Montana regiment on the Mexican border to be recruited to full strength of 1,834 officers and men. Col C F Lloyd will direct the drive from Butte, with recruiting offices in the old First National Bank building. A staff of one corporal sergeant and one private assistant will help enroll new recruits. Priority given to men with families, allowing return to Montana when ready for service, under originally outlined physical requirements.
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Montana
United States War Department
C.F. Lloyd
Hutte
Dan ‘Donohue
Jonal Bank
Sheadway
Main Street
Dohue
Butte
Lloyd
Eergeant
Jara
Funeral Rites Held for Local Man at Trinity Church
A funeral service for a local man was held at Trinity Methodist Church in Centerville. The service honored the deceased and reflected Masonic lodge rites, with elements observed by attendees from North Walkerville and others connected to the family. A local minister led the ceremony, and service details referenced the deceased’s affiliation and community ties.
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Starnoon
Nice
Masonic Lodge
Tel. Nan
North
Walkerville
John G. Ros
Trinity Methodist Church
Centerville
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