Gas dispute seeks court order for lighting fuel
The Montana suit alleges the gas company refused to furnish gas to J W Boulet since July 10 and seeks a court order to supply gas plus $5 damages. The case accompanies other district court actions including a final account in Frank Durand estate and several civil filings.
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Montana
J. W. Boulet
Boulet
South
Arizona Street
Millie Durand
Frank Durand
District Court
Fourth to Die in Noted Murder Case
Danbury Connecticut July 28 search continues for suspects in the shooting of Giovanni Zarcone found on his home steps with a head wound. Zarcone tied to the famous 1903 barrel murder in Danbury as the fourth related victim amid a counterfeit gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Conn
Giovanni Zarcone
Zarcone
New York
Madonia Renditto
Benditto
Reduced rates granted for Grand Army encampment travel
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports the Great Northern and Oregon Short Line announce a fare and one third from all Montana points to Butte. The reduction is to ease travel to the Grand Army of the Republic national encampment in Salt Lake City next month.
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The
Standard
Helena
Great Northern Today
Oregon
Montana
Butte
Grand Army of the Republic
Salt Lake
Paris noble and Los Angeles woman win marriage license
New York on July 28 granted a license to wed to Count Robert de la Barge de Certeau of Paris, 53, and Miss Jennie Bell Wolrath of Los Angeles, 30. The groom’s title and the couple’s ages are noted in the license record.
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New York
Robert de la Barge de Certeau
Paris
Jennie Bell Wolrath
Los Angeles
Wolrath
Senator Stone Cleared in Maryland Rail Car Row
Missouri Senator William J. Stone was dismissed on charges of striking a Negro waiter, after Judge Grannan ruled the act justifiable given provocation and rude treatment Brown allegedly gave in the Pullman car. Stone testified he slapped the waiter after being kept waiting and insulted. Brown and railroad counsel pressed for trial. Stone planned no further action.
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Baltimore
Grannan
William J. Stone
Missouri
Lawrence G. Brown
Brown
Senator Stone
Philadelphia
Washington
Senators
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pullman Company
William B. Martin
Pullman
Stone
Favorable Action for Morse in State Cases
In New York on July 18 the supreme court discharged Charles W. Morse on his own recognizance in two indictments charging grand larceny and reduced bail to $5,000 on a perjury indictment. The actions concern state charges, not federal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Charles W. Morse
Morse
State appeals Supreme Court over Missouri rate decision
Kansas City July 28 Sanford B Ladd representing the state filed an appeal to the United States Supreme Court from Judge Smith McPhersons ruling in the Missouri railroad rate cases. McPherson held the Missouri passenger and freight rate law unconstitutional and confiscatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United States Supreme Court
Smith McPherson
Sanford B. Ladd
United States District Court
McPherson
Long-Distance Phone Charges Discussed in Rural Routes
A report notes that calls to Bozeman Livingston and Billings along rural routes incur no line charge if the called party is not reached. The piece outlines the policy and practical implications for residents using long-distance service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Livingston
Billings
Ways
Ind
Death of wealthy Kansas City woman Mrs Dickerson
Mrs Mary Dickerson 68 a leading Kansas City figure and aunt of Vice President James S Sherman died after a long illness. Known for an automobile passion she once presented a gift on Armour Boulevard to her attorney as a reward of merit.
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Kansas City
Mary
Dickerson
James S. Sherman
Armour Boulevard
Colorado mine notes promise rich ore as depth increases
A 1 400 level report describes five veins with commercial ore, main vein widening to 20 feet and assays showing 12 percent copper and 48 ounces silver. Development, sinking, and a potential next level raise shipments to near 500 tons daily while transport and processing costs are debated amid bids from Butte interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis- Daly Company
Colorado
Boston News Bureau
Washoe
Frank
North Butte Company
Davis-Daly
Hayden, Stone & Co
Edith
Jessie
Many Divorce Cases to Be Heard in Dillon Court
Special Masapateh to the Standard Dillon July 28. The regular August term of the district court will convene in Dillon next Monday by Judge J B Poindexter. There will be no trial jury and all jury trials will go to the November term. The calendar lists many civil suits including several divorce actions such as Josephine Black vs Thomas Black and Anna Wachli vs John Wachli.
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Masapateh
Standard
Dillon
District Court
J.B. Poindexter
Josephine Black
Thomas Black
Matt Rebich
Hanna Rebich
Maggie Propper
William J. Propper
Anna Wachli
John Wachli
John H. Mardis
Hilda Mardis
Montana Railroad Rates for Irrigation Congress Parade
Transcontinental and other lines offer one fare round trip to Spokane for arrivals Aug 12 for the irrigation congress parade. A fare plus one third is available Aug 8 9 and 19 with a $1 minimum. final limit Aug 16. Rates apply to western points via North Pacific Great Northern and Spokane Falls & Northern routes with various origin points and dates.
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Standard
Spokane
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
British Columbia
Inland Empire
Irrigation and
National Irrigation Congress
R. Insinger
Board of Control
Northern Pacific
North Dakota- Montana State Line
Cascade Mountains
Montana-Idaho State Line
Lewiston
Orangeville
Stites
Washington and Columbia River Territory
Ellensburg
Great Northern
Columbia Falls
Leavenworth
S&s
Spokane Falls & Northern
Grand Forks
B. C
New Bozeman Church to Be Occupied This Fall
Dr. J. M. Ross announces the new Presbyterian church in Bozeman will be ready for occupancy this fall. Exterior work is nearly done, interior plastering completes this week, windows arrive, and a $3,500 pipe organ being built to be the state’s largest and first in Bozeman. Funds raise via concerts and dinners exceed half the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Bozeman
J. M. Ross
Presbyterian Church
Cole-Ryan interests buy San Felipe copper mines in Sonora
The Cole-Ryan group reportedly purchased the San Felipe copper mine complex in the Arizpe district of Sonora from John Henderson of Pasadena and P. Sandoval of Nogales. The deal, over $400000, covers seven properties as development plans begin. Some dispute over a San Antonio mine nearby is noted with possible loss to Cole-Ryan.
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Cole-Ryan
San Felipe
Arizpe
Sonora
John Henderson
Pasadena
Cal
P. Sandoval
Nogales
Ariz
Hermosillo
Mexico
Cole-Ryan Group
San Antonio
San Antonio de la Huerta
Yaqui River
R. L. Hogue
Arizona
W O W Members to Attend Sullivan Funeral
Members of the W. O. W. are asked to meet at 35 near Hibernia hall Centerville at 9 30 Friday morning July 30 to attend the funeral of their late neighbor Jerry J Sullivan. James Wilks C C J W Jaquette Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernia Hall
Centerville
Jerry J. Sullivan
James Wilks
C. C
J. W. Jaquette
President M Leish Victim of a Double Accident
Fort Benton July 28 A F E McLeish president of the Benton Sheep company suffered two accidents in quick succession. He was thrown from his horse after it bolted and then while aiding a injured horse he was kicked, breaking his leg in two places. He now handles company operations from his front porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Fort Benton
A. F E. McLeish
Benton Sheep Company
Japanese heiress arrives to enter Bryn Mawr College
Miss Marie Hitotusayayanagi, daughter of Vis count Suenow, a member of the Japanese house of peers, arrived in San Francisco aboard the Korea to enter Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania. She is a graduate of Wahseda University, Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Marie Hitotusayayanagi
Viscount Suenow
House of Peers
Korea
Bryn Mawr College
Pennsylvania
Wahseda University
Tokio
Local store touts exclusive flies for customers
The shop claims its flies are the best ever produced and made expressly for its customers, unavailable in other stores.
Burglars Loot Copper Age Editor’s Home in Butte
Editor J. E. Mullinix and Mrs. Mullinix report jewelry theft from their Hall block apartments. police suspect a porch climber entered from Casey block via a window left open in the M ullinix unit. valuables stolen include Mrs Mullinix gold watch with diamond, gold chain and fob, pearl pendant necklace, gold barrette, and Mullinix’s watch chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Mullinix
The
Copper Age
Two Men Arraigned On Robbery Complaints
George Williams and Lawrence Owsley were arraigned before Justice Egan on a robbery charge from F L Jenkins who said he lost $60 at the Empire theater crowd. They pleaded not guilty and were remanded to jail until a preliminary hearing on August 4, after identification by Jenkins following their capture at the track by Detective Morrissey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williams
Lawrence Owsley
Egan
F. L. Jenkins
Morrissey
Jenkins
Empire Theater
Jaggmen Prosecution After Ticket Robbery Case
Justice Egan arraigned W A Jaggmen on charges of robbing Sam Alexander of a race ticket worth 60 dollars. Jaggmen pleaded not guilty and a preliminary hearing was set for August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Egan
W. A. Jaggmen
Sam Alexander
Jaggmen
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McClernan
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Milwaukee Road
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Largey Lumber Company
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McQueen Addition
Mitchell
Genzberger
John Krupich
Krubich
Pullman Watter
Istrate
Waltter
Waller
S.S
Swift Specific CO
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Ellis
Helena, Mont
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Lexington
Heinze
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Montana Railroad Rates
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North Butte
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M’leish
Orton Bros
North Main Street
American College
O'rourke’s Shoe CO
Wyoming Street
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Baker
Lain St. Butte, Montana
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Winchester
Hood Medical Company
Calkins
Datte, Mont
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Butte Carriage Works
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