New Trial Request Overruled in Montana City Case
Nellie McCabs won a jury award of 10475 against the city of Butte for injuries from a defective sidewalk. Supreme Court denied a new trial, remitting 41000, finding only the award excessive. Several other actions were noted including dismissals and divorce filings, with miscellaneous civil suits against local parties in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie McCabs
Butte
Supreme Court
Supreme Cork
Foley
H. J. Wingel
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Fred ‘Richards
Violet Pearson
Linken Pearson
Mosejaw
Saskatchewan
Regident
Pearson
East Center Street
Chitmer
Plaintiff's
Alkor
Butte Current Notes Mention Local Visitors and Events
The item lists numerous visitors and residents in Butte, including Dr Sponside for dental work and Yegan Bros bankers. It notes births, travel from Missoula to New York state, and lists many Montanans staying at the Thornton hotel or visiting from cities like Helena, Billings, Great Falls, and Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Bonny
Waller's
Leese
Butte Grill
Lewis Penwall
Elena Ty
Butte
Sponside
North Main Street
Yegan Bros
Bankers
Jere- Tolph Sillivasa
Minah Street
George H. Stanley
Great Wails
T. N. Shanley
Kate Rel
Yellowstone Park
Irs
Ed Kean
Portland
Klesy Elson
Billings
Swift Tacking Company
P.Q
Andrew Joyva
Pacife
Newport
Washington
Thames Butley
Hed Lodge
Missoula
Ivanth A. Grase
West Side Coal Company
Wren
Excelsior Avenue
Mamis Lenahan
Mies Geary
Ladies’ Auxilary
Chicago
New York State
Finlen
Montana
H. Junod
Sheridan
Walter's
Miles City
W. A. Johnson
Terry
Mes
Gilbert
Basin
Peter McVeigsh
M. E. Foley
B. Miller
Great, Falls
P. Ward
K. Curran
J. H. Hall
la Forest Soule
Presidential tariff battle drives rally coverage
The article notes tariff as the leading issue of the year and describes a hard-fought political battle. It promotes reading the Standard Pontona as a live progressive newspaper and advertises a $1 monthly subscription delivered by carrier or mail to waitlisted locations in Canada and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lve
Standard
Pontona
Giy Poslufice
Staten
Ciunada
Mesic
Golf Foursomes Teed Up At The Links Tomorrow
The next foursomes at the golf links will be played tomorrow. Matchups include Miss Obix and Mr Turner versus Miss Ella Driscoll and Fred Halbrank. Also Miss Longley and Mr McCrimmon versus Mr and Mrs Barker. Additional pairs are Mr and Mrs Bell against Miss Muay Driscoll and Dr Witherspoon and Mrs Berrie with Phil Carr versus Mrs Staddler and C W Goodale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Links
Miss Obix
Mr. Turner
Ella Driscoll
Fred Halbrank
Miss Longley
Mr. McCrimmon
Barker
Mrs. Bell
Muay Driscoll
Dr. Witherspoon
Berrie
Phil Carr
Staddler
C. W. Goodale
Flaking Train On Oregon Short Line Schedule
An item notes Sunday departures from Butte at 7 a.m returning from Armstead in the afternoon with fares listed. Also advertises painting and panel hanging services by Phillipson in Butte with reasonable prices and contact at Lynch Block 372 East Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Butte
A. Wi
Armatead & P.m
Glen
Dillon
Arimstead
Phillipson
Lynch Block
East Park
Ind
Scouts Camp Along Wise River Under Care of Carrier Service Leader
Twelve Boy Scouts from the west side camp along the Wise river under Joseph Sewell of the post office carrier service. They camp openly for about two weeks and reports indicate they are having a splendid time and gaining much benefit from the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Boy Scouts
Wise River
Joseph Sewell
Post Office Carrier Service
Johnson Caught at Lethbridge
Under Sheriff Ike Murray plans to depart this morning for Lethbridge Canada to pursue W. W. Johnson and a companion named in the report. The action follows a prior alert and indicates active pursuit across the border.
Fox Steifel Clo drives coat sale in New York shop
The House of Fox Steifel & Clo promotes motor clothes at its New York store. Highest class shop offers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhese
House of Fox, Steifel & Clo
New York
Randall Charged With Passing Bogus Checks In Butte
In Butte last week Randall was charged with passing bogus checks. Johnson, wife noted, was at a hospital in Inca where he underwent an operation for appendicitis. The case alleges Randall assisted surgeons and hospital staff in the related work while the alleged crimes occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Butte
Johnson
Inca
Miners Picnic Entries Sought for August Event
The Miners Picnic Committee urges entries for tug of war Grelic football and base ball contests to be filed at the union office at the earliest possible date. President Dennis Murphy announced another meeting next Monday at 6 oclock to coordinate schedules with team management for the Sunday August 11 event at Gregson Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Wyson Arnal Pien
Dennis Murphy
G'Elocke
Unnion
Picasc
Gregson Springs
Aldermen Caught in Graft Probe in Detroit
Detroit July 26 six aldermen and council committee officers were arrested on bribery and conspiracy charges for accepting payments to influence a measure benefiting the Wabash railroad. Among the accused are Thomas Glinnan, E R Lehretar Jr., and several aldermen including Keoson Ostrowski O’Brien Toorey Mason Brose and Cilinan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Common Council
Wabash
Semet
Willan J. Burns
Thomas Glinnan
E.R. Lehretar Jr
American League of Municipalities
Joseph J. Keoson
Martin
Othc
Glinnau
One Man Held On Murder Charge In Gambling Case
New York July 25 Testimony tied Bridgie Webber of a chess gambling house to the Rosenthal murder gang. Jack Sullivan named as go-between with gamblers was re-arrested on a firearm charge. Webber held without bail for the murder investigation. Louis Crebé testified he saw the assassination outside the Hotel Metropole. two men entered the murder car while four fired on Rosenthal as he left. Crow identified Webber and Sullivan as present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bridgie’ Webber
Tierman
Framiife
Webbie
Woroner
Invest
Louis Crebé
Rosene
Crow
Webber
Sullivan
HODCARRIERS AND MASONS FIGHT IN PARKS AREA
Pat Moran of the hodcarriers and Tox an officer of the brick masons clashed near Parke and Main in a union dispute. They fought, were arrested, and released on $50 bonds each. The case moves to police court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Moran
John
Vox
Moran
Hodcarriers' Union
Tox
Brick Masons’ Union
Parke
Main Streets
Contempt Charge Sparks Mayor Police Court Fallout
In Butte 1912 Mayor Duncan accuses Police Judge Booher of political meddling after dismissing Marsh. The mayor and city attorney issue a letter directing Booher to bar Marsh from court practice, leading Booher to denounce the move as a tool of public officials and vow to stand by his decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polia
Butte
Nvy
Bulte
Duncan
Booher
Wooher
Stont
J. J. Hooher
Mont
Dear St
Hurt Marsh
Marsh
Owen McCaw
McCaw
McCraw
Burt Marsh
Butte le Bar
Burt Mars
Lewis J. Duncan
Anid Marsh
H. Loundes Maury
City Attorne
Women of Woodcraft Enjoy Evening at American Hall
Women of Woodcraft No 165 held a pleasant evening at American hall on West Park street. The program featured a piano solo by Mr McDemmott a song by Miss Melena Harrington a recitation by Earl Lynch songs by Mrs L B Cain a piano solo by Miss Little McCarthy a dance by Raymond Connolly and songs by Herbert Biliets Raymond Frenley and Wil Leary. Afterward two dances followed with supper provided by Mrs McLerwitt Earl Blodentt and Mr Gis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butt Council
American Hall
West Park Street
Worker injured by rack fall near Elehors
Clarence Tumfeld, while at aouine near Elehors, was injured when a rack fell on his arm at 2:30 yesterday afternoon. He was rushed to Murray's hospital where doctors feared amputation might be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Tumfeld
Aouine
Elehors
Murray's Hospital
Sheep Shearers Union Convention Opens July Morning
The Sheep Shearers union of North America, Sc. 1, convened a convention from Springs the morning of July. The credentials committee was appointed and is in session. Delegates, about seventy, are awaiting the report of the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheep Shearers Union of North America
la Tonvention Fra Springs
Suly
Commissio
Harsh exchanges over honesty in New Jersey race
Lawmakers and witnesses traded sharp accusations about honesty and party loyalty during a debate on a candidate for office. Mr Norris and Mr Narria faced strong charges of dishonesty and partisan manipulation as they argued about trust, credibility, and political motive amid the election conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bumphrey
Narria
Marty
Gracka
Ernstphrey
Goa
Nehrarks
Wien
Gratt
Mero Psin
Tangun
Ronclustan
Humphrest
Nevria Mar
Tate
Republtican
Norels
Democratic Party
Norris Defends Against Disreputable Language in Debates
A fragmentary report shows Norris challenging use of the word disreputable in remarks about Mr. Eumphres and political corruption. Norris rejects Objectionable language and says personal abuse does not answer his charges. Minn on discovery and pro short for conceded points appear in the contested exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Reyds
Minn
Eumphres
Mann
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Butte News
Drach oMee
Stannard I
Broadway
Eteyhanhe
Aya O
Duite
Remittitur
Vely
Eldorrath
Nother Alt Amainat
Maite
the Clothery
Our
Hodcarriers
Masons
Borer
Ularmed & Standard
Otypolles Canri
Atend
Booker
Aral
Fiernett
Mark
Meas
Itil
Paganoll
Tae Thadnely
Holland
Oxford
Brownfield
W.park ST
Diaamond
Mose Linz
Lends
North Malm St
Great Northern Railway
Alhambra Hot Springs
Alhambra, Mont
McMonegal School of
Dorothy Block
Corner Granite
Wyoming
Frans
Cokdown
Ariane
Grimice
Wiechingte
Weinberg’s
Everybody Shoe Co
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