Two Homes for J R Clark Amid Child Guardianship Fight
In a complex post Titanic era dispute, J Ross Clark the son of Walter Miller Clark battles for guardianship of his son J Ross Clark II. Mrs Tanner widow of Jack Tanner and rival guardian reached a joint plan granting custody to mother and grandfather with alternating six month periods amid Los Angeles and Pasadena society buzz.
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J. Ross Clark II
Heilbronner Named Butte Representative for Yellowstone Trail
Adolph Heilbronner was appointed as Butte representative of the Yellowstone Trail Association, awaiting confirmation by secretary H. O. Cooley in Aberdeen. Barker resigned due to work load, while J. W. Parmley and Representative Woodall advance the project. They traveled to Seattle to compile the road record between Helena and Butte for a forthcoming Blue Book guide.
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E. J. Barker
Adolpheilbronner
Butte
H. 0. Cooley
Aberdeen
D. Mir
Barker
W. Parmley
Parmley
Woodall
Seattle
Helena
Mountain goats added to Columbia Garden herd
Two fine specimens of mountain goats, a mother and her kid, arrived at Columbia Gardens from the Big Hole country. They were transported 28 miles by mule and the rest of the 118 mile trip by auto. State Game Warden J L De Hart approved the capture. The goats are wild but adjusting to their new home with excellent appetites.
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Columbia Gardens
Big Hole
J. L. de Hart
Jens Weaver
Justice Doran Schedules Hearing in Franconi Theft Case
Justice Doran will preside over the preliminary hearing for John Franconi, held on bond of $50, accused of stealing a black mare from Walter Gillis on June 12. The judge requested another justice as the hearing starts.
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Justice Doran
Justice Furs Jong
John Franconi
Walter Gillis
Fund Franconi
Justice Furlong Yester
Inherited Nervousness: Predisposition and Excitement
A newspaper ad explains inherited nervousness in two kinds, predisposition and excitement. It warns nervous parents are likelier to have nervous children and urges avoidance of worry, overwork, and debt, plus maintaining rich blood and health with Dr Williams Pink Pills. It promotes a free booklet from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
Australia's Best Have Gone to War I
Chester Adams, a Sydney businessman touring North America, praised Australia’s ready enlistment and defense plans. He noted generous support for the relief fund and predicted a strong future defense force built on short-term training rather than a standing army, stressing defensive aims and the impact on Australian sports and industry.
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Australia
Chester Adams
Sydney
Butte
Calgary
Canada
Adama
England
Adams
Ames Renisch Receiver of Montana Jewelry Co
Judge Bourquin appoint ed EH Renisch of Butte temporary receiver of the stock of the Montana Jewelry company. The receiver will handle affairs until creditors meet and appoint a trustee. The court issued an injunction restraining Powell county officers and Benjamin te Firman from imposing his property. Dow of Landuscky filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court with liabilities at 750 and assets at 100, claiming exemptions after judgments by creditors.
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Bourquin
EH. Renisch
Butte
Montana Jewelry Company
R. Rosenberg
Powell County
Benjamin Te Firman
Deer Lodge
Fred W. Dow
Landuscky
Phillips County
Butts
Gypsy Woman Freed as Cash Recovered in Case
Katherine Boboska the gypsy woman held on charges of operating a confidence game was dismissed by Justice Doran on Deputy County Attorney Maurice English's motion. The $565 paid by Mary Haakle for three stomach treatment sessions was recovered and the gypsy and her companions, who camped near Milwaukee yards, promised to leave the city today.
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Katherine Boboska
Justice Doran
Depty
Maurice English
Mary Haakle
Milwaukee Yards
Silver Bow Club
County to Receive Part of Bank Deposit
County officials learned the defunct state Savings Bank directors will pay $7,000 before July ends as an installment. After this payment, the county will still be owed about $20,649 on deposit in the bank, per a meeting with directors and the county commissioners.
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State Savings Bank
Silver Bow County
Woodmen Drill Team Hosts Social in Butte at Pythian Castle
The Woodmen of the World Drill team of Butte camp will host a social and dance on Wednesday evening at the Pythian castle. F W Krabler, former captain, returns as drillmaster to reorganize the team. He led the squad to a state silver trophy in Helena years ago and has secured a new quota of recruits to boost the camp’s prominence.
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Butte Camp
Pythian Castle
F. W. Krabler
Helena
Post Office Retrenches Reduces Railway Clerk
Following department policy, Helena clerks face retrenchment with one clerk reassigned to road service on Northern Pacific trains 2 and 4 between Helena and Spokane. Motehenbach moves to the road, Cushman shifts to North Coast runs 1 and 2 between Miles City and Spokane, Aker acts as substitute, and Helena's clerical staff drops from five to four. Watches cleaned and mainspring service listed at $1 and $1.50 respectively.
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Post Office Department
Posible
George L. Fuller
Railway Postal Service
Helena
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Motehenbach
Charles A. Cushman
Miles City
Aker
German Submarines Put in a Busy Day
Wires from Berlin report a day of submarine activity with attacks on French and Norwegian shipping. The French submarine was destroyed with 31 crew captured, a Danish steamer sunk in the North Sea, and Norwegian craft set afire as German submarines reappeared off the North Sea coast. Also noted were Austrian air raids and naval bombardments along Adriatic shores.
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Berlin
Villey
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Mitta Zeitung
London
Nogill
Gothenburg
Sweden
Tyne and Lade
North Sea
Wilhelmshaven
Bremenenhage
Harboe
Amsterdam
Scotland
F mounts to Helena with fast ponies at Lodge track
An observer said a number of fast ponies were at the F Lodge track and he hoped to bring them to the Helena fair.
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Helena
F Lodge
Had Good Money To Burn And It Remains An Asset
A humorous tale recounts F O'Brien chief deputy clerk's mishap with currency. He burned a dollar during an experiment in the kitchen range, melted one side, then restored the system with Treasury help. The incident ends with a bright new dollar issued by the treasurer as replacement.
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F. O'Brien
Ye Court
Treasury Department
Washington
Jim
United States
George R Watters Dies Longtime Butte Resident
George Ray Watters died yesterday at age 18. A native of Canada, he had lived in Butte 28 years and worked as a stationary engineer. He belonged to Woodmen of the World and the Masonic order. Funeral arrangements will be announced. The Eagles of Milwaukee plan to visit Butte Aug 2 for a national convention event.
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George Ray Watters
Heast Gas Street
Canada
Tutte
Watters
Woodmen of the World
Stationary Engineers
Butte
Eagles
Milwaukee
Wis
Spokane
Butte Aerie
Butte Health Dept Tightens Refuse Disposal Rules Citywide
City health officials announced new garbage rules targeting manure piles rubbish and alley refuse. Landlords must enforce covered cans and maintain sanitation in alleys while private stables should remove manure weekly to curb flies. The move aims to reduce uncovered waste and improve cleanliness in Butte.
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Health Department
Butte
Msnure
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