Defense Says Street Gaa In Kiesel Ackerman Suit
Trial before Judge Lamb examined fault in a Granite street collision on December 31 1916 at 641 West Granite in front of the Kies residence. Plaintiffs claim damage from Kiesel car, witnesses say Ackerman car sped past a streetcar and traveled west, while defense contends different speed and manner of driving.
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Granite Street
Crystal Street
Columbia Avenue
J. F. Kiesel
Fred Ackerman
Attorns Kremer Sea Att
Kremer
Joe Gunn
Ackerman
Jury rules Kiesel wins damages in streetcar collision
After a half hour of deliberation the jury found in favor of Mrs. Kiesel for 90 dollars in a streetcar collision suit. Ackerman, filing later, sued the street car company claiming damages of 500 dollars for a vehicle struck and turned sideways by a high speed streetcar, seeking compensation.
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Kiesel
Ackerman
Government calls for stenographers and typists
The United States civil service announces a special stenographer and typewriter field service examination to be held at Butte on August 17 at 1 p.m. Open to 18 or older. Urgent need in Washington and field service with entrance salaries from $1,000 to $1,200. Apply for blanks and information via local secretary in Butte or district secretary in Seattle.
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United States Civil Service Comission
Butte
Washington
Board of
United States Civil Service Examiners
Hutte
United States Civil Service District
Seattle
Wash
Pete
Attempts to mislead public by car service stations charged
Washington July 22 The federal trade commission charged in a complaint that the Way Good Year Tire and Rubber Company of Akron Ohio misled the public in advertising service stations The complaint says the stations are not maintained by the company but depend on dealers Unfair methods of competition were also charged against the company
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Good Year Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Writers and Statesmen Visit to Boost Serbian Army Enlistment
Two noted Austrians Dr Hinke Hinkovich and Dr Leo Leontich will arrive in Butte within a week to discuss Slavic questions and advocate for less despotic rule in Austria. They travel as journalists and statesmen who fled Austria early in the war and will address local Serbian recruiting efforts, with talks on Dalmatia and historic tensions with Hungary and Venice.
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Butte
Hinke Hinkovich
Theif
Leo Leontich
Austria
Dushan Vujanovich
Neird
Venice
House of Hungars
Dalmatia
Campo “Fornia
Inn
Canning Demonstrations In Butte This Afternoon
Butte women may witness canning and drying methods in a series of demonstrations at the Montana Power Company office on Broadway. Beginning this afternoon at 2 o'clock and continuing daily this week, the sessions aim to show preserving fruits and vegetables and how to avoid waste. Demonstrations are free to the public and led by Miss Betty Hinhoft and Mrs. Earl Young with other helpers, emphasizing practical techniques for winter supplies and household science.
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Butte
Montana Power Company
Broadway
Betty Hinhoft
Lydia Carpenter
Earl Young
Carl” Warner
Hens Dig In To Fill Egg and Gun Shells
Reports from Brinton case and war effort notes show farmers preserving poultry to aid food supply and bolster home front production while a court case debates statements about enlistment. The article also mentions blind English soldiers learning to dance at Fleetwood hospital, highlighting wartime resilience and morale.
Butte Patriotism Shines in War Effort Says Official
Hiss Elza, superintendent of schools, returns from Kenosha and New Conn. to report Butte’s strong war effort. Mist Shearer notes national fiduciation meeting, Chicago Kindergarten Institute trip, and ranks Butte second to none in observance of food rules, Red Cross activity, and discontinued refreshments at gatherings.
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Hiss Elza
Butte
Kenosha
Wis
New Conn
Why Mins
National Fiducaation
Mittsburg
Chicago
Mist Shearer
Hutte
Red Cross
Waste of millions in aircraft experiments reported to Congress
Washington July 22. Senate military sub committee said waste of millions occurred in testing various airplanes including English and Bristol types. It will report that 1,200 training planes costing 5 million dollars were junked as too dangerous for life and that several aviators were killed flying risky planes. Amateurs hindered production while the Liberty motor is praised. Bristol type abandoned by the war department.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Military Subcommittee
Thomas
Aircraft Production Board
Bristol
War Department
Standard War Cable News Service Model
An advertisement describes the Standard offering daily war cable news from New York Times and Chicago Tribune, detailing costs per word, nightly word volume, and subscription options including 5 cents per copy, 50 cents per month, or $9 yearly for daily and Sunday delivery. It invites readers to join the paper’s large reader family.
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Chicago Tribune
The
Standard
Newsboy
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Hungary
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Maxwell Motor Trucks
Maxwell
Cab
Three Forks
A. Attoon Motorcar Co
Livingston, Mont
Dillon Auto Co
Dilton
Mont
Treasure Store Garage
Boulder
E. J. Stout
Helmville
G. Johnson
Leadore
Idaho
Sheridan Garage
Sheridan
van Strat & Son
Mon, Idaho
W. A. Summers
Uncle Sam
America
Detroit
J. Morrow
Brinton
Bismarck
N. D
Veniremen
Consumers United Stotes Company
Leslie A. Simpson
Counsel For
Defense
Lengus
Fleetwood
Jean
Allies’ Official War Review
Billy Parsons
Ti Front
Miss Shearer
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Philadelphia
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