Disputed Mueller estate accounts take center stage in Butte court
In a Butte district court hearing, executor James E. Higgins described promissory notes exceeding $55,000 tied to Arthur and Kathryn Mueller estates. He testified payments totaling over $43,000, drawn on funds from the Mueller holdings, and detailed attorney O F Flynn agreement and large fees. Evidence included canceled checks, life insurance proceeds, and power of attorney transfers as Higgins seeks clarification of inter estate transfers and charges. The session adjourned to Monday with further scrutiny of Higgins accounting and court orders.
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Arthur Mueller
Kathryn S. Mueller
Butte
James E. Higgins
Higgins
E. F. O'Flynn
Mrs. Mueller
O'Flynn
Kathryn Mueller
Arthur H. Mueller
Kathryn M. Mueller
Mueller
Baldwin
O’flynn
William Mueller
J. B. Harmpie
Higuine
A. Rochester
Mr. Rochester
J. J. McCarthy
Harry Mueller
South Side
Daly Bank
New Mertrand Laundry
McKee Printing Company
Mueller Realty Company
Traveler Robbed South of Butte
William Neirman, traveling by car from Manafield to the coast, reported that his tent was entered about 11 miles south of Putte. A grip containing Liberty bonds, war savings stamps, and valuable papers was stolen. bonds were registered but numbers are unknown.
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Willian Neirman
Manafield, & L
Putte
Neirman
Bagdad Patrol Dance at Columbia Gardens Tonight
The Bagdad Patrol dance at Columbia Gardens is slated for tonight. Advertisers urge attendance for an evening of music and dancing.
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Bagdad Patrol
Columbia Gardens
Rotary Joint Outing Planned by Butte and Anaconda
About 125 Butte Rotarians and wives and 50 Anaconda members reserved for a joint outing at Gregson Springs tonight. Cars will depart from Silver Bow club at 6 p.m. Banquet to start at 7 p.m. Toastmaster Dr. T. C. Witherspoon will preside. Tor Davis will speak on International Rotary and T P Stewart on Local Rotary.
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Rotary Wheel
Rotarians
Butte
Anaconda
Gregson Springs
Butte Rotarians
Butte Club
Silver Bow Club
T. C. Witherspoon
Tor Davis
International Rotary
T. P. Stewart
Malcolm Gillis
A. C. Jones
C. C. Nissler
Bootlegging arrest of John Oliver at East Park Street
John Oliver of 259 East Park Street was arrested yesterday on bootlegging charges after Officer McDonald testified in police court. He observed Oliver pour moonshine from a bottle to a customer at the bar, then seized the glass and bottle and fined him $59.
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John Oliver
East Park Street
McDonald
Oliver
Capital stock tax returns due for corporations
Capital stock returns from corporations doing business now or planning to within a year must be filed with the internal revenue department before August 1. Where returns are not filed timely, penalties may apply.
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Internal Revenue Department
Tax penalties and filings cited by Butte office
The internal revenue collector gains power to impose a 25 percent penalty on unpaid amounts. Many Butte corporations have not filed returns or sent statements to Helena. Deputy collector H. M. Dengler noted few returns have been received.
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Ecollector of
Internal Revenue
Butte
James A. Walsh
Helena
Department
H. M. Dengler
Missing Fresno Man George Peterson Seeks Information
A letter to Chief Murphy reports George Peterson of Fresno left for Butte on May 6 1920 and has not been heard from since. Anyone with information may contact Mrs. George Peterson at 2320 Inyo Avenue Fresno California.
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Murphy
George Peterson
Fresno
Cal
Peterson
Butte
Inyo Avenue
Divorce Granted In Desertion Case For Vera Ferguson
Vera Ferguson was granted a divorce from Orville Ferguson by Judge Lamb yesterday amid testimony that the husband was in Wisconsin and had not communicated. The ruling cites desertion as the grounds and notes the case date and official involved.
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Vera Ferguson
Orville Ferguson
Lamb
Woman seeks divorce and child custody in Winnpeg marriage case
Louise Bette files for divorce from Gart on grounds of desertion. They were married in Winnpeg in 1908. She also seeks custody of their one minor child amid accusations of mistreatment.
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Louise Bette
Garton Bette
Winnpeg
Bootlegging charge for Henry Burns with moonshine found
Henry Burns appeared in police court after Chief Murphy testified he saw Burns with a suitcase on Ohio Street. The suitcase contained a gallon bottle of moonshine. Burns claimed innocence, saying he found the suitcase in the gutter during a morning walk. He had been out of work and previously mined. He paid a $50 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Burns
Murphy
Ohio Street
Burns
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Sanday
Eton
B. H. S. Alumni
Symons
Choice Five
Chalmers Union
Arenes
Women's Union
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al Law
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