Slipped and Sued City After Fall on Bart Street
Plaintiff Charles Trommets sues the city in district court over injuries from a fall along Bart Tark street in February. He seeks 10,300 damages claiming a defective curb and negligent maintenance led to a fractured wrist and lost wages while the city defends, noting ongoing government proceedings. Warning: injuries cited but no graphic details.
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Charles Tromttes
Wales
Tullio
Chillis
Parih
Bart Tark Street
Walter J. Haight
Dillion DL
Wileferd
Livlalois
State Group of Mines
Wefferson County
Gus Onikkala
Fopdla Wikkala
Inquest Verdict On Mining Death Of John Hill
An inquest into the accidental death of John Hill at Lawrence mine concluded with a verdict of accidental death. Witnesses including fellow miner Harper and foreman Crowley described Hill’s fall through a lagging hole into a chute while working on the floor below. Deputy mine inspector William Oren noted the shaft conditions and the incident occurred between the 10th and 900th foot levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hill
Sit
Lawrencve
Fell
Jie
Ober
Harper
Uekala
Hill
Tilly
Alory
Jill
Hal
St. Flo
Tim Crowley
Vet Ann
Gat Crowley
Hiesali
Fred Tattersall
Sitift
William Oren
Marriage of A Forrestianiola and Miss Jenste J Vrimpe
A Forrestianiola and Miss Jenste J Vrimpe were married yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Tattersall on Wert Galuna Street by Rev Valley Barry of the Church of the Immaculate Conception. The bride recently arrived from Fermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Forrestianiola
Miss. Jenste J. Vrimpe
Nistica Foley
Valley Barry
Vacutin trip details and match notes among teams
A garbled report references a forthcoming trip next week, names several players and teams, and hints at a basketball context with plans or outcomes. It mentions Bonita and Wat Yet and a game involving Vite parity, but the text is largely unreadable.
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Vacutim
Bonita
Lrelanel
Wilkie
Nba
Weather unfavorable for crops in several states
The weekly weather bulletin notes unfavorable overall conditions for spring wheat in many states and generally poor growing prospects for cotton. Cool temperatures and delays in the harvest season slow progress, with drier western areas and mixed showers aiding some regions while others remain backward.
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Washington
Jane
Svea
Native Montarans Unite in Marriage Near Western Montana
Native Montarans Patrick dl Pitapatrick and Mise 14 wed in Tartal AL, with Miss Marte Hickey as bridesmaid. Father Harry officiated, few intimate guests attended at the home of Mr. Pitapatrick and Miss Hickey. Mr. Pitapatrick, son of ex sheriff and county official Fitpatrick, resides in Washing tor Gulch. He is a deputy in the county clerk office and native of Montana, born at Sturt.
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Dl Pitapatrick
Mise
Fey Populay
Cane
Harry Atfeluelng
Marte Hickey
Con
Murphy
Hickey
Unele Hiany
Blizpatiels
Montagu
Fitepatrick
Fitpatrick
Beer Lode County
Washingtor Gulch
Powell County
Child of Wickey Family Receives Birthday Wishes
The message notes ami hase 13 ving whwared at age, daughter of Thomas F. Wickey of 829 West Quarter Street. Born October 28 years ago, she is described as charming and accomplished. She attended Dear Lealge and Chella Santa Academy, graduating from the domestic sciences department at the state university. List of congratulatory wishes from friends is included.
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Ami
Montini
Pianee
Thomas F. Wickey
West Quart
Atreet
Autle
Betas
Dear Lealge Aid
Chella Santa Academy
Ark Tre
Weil Wlahes
Mindeeis
Colorado Smelterm en Offered Compromise by Union
On June 1 a conference was held between 10 representatives of the Colorado smeltermen and General Manager Franklin after a strike failed to end. The company offered a 1 cent per hour raise restoring the 1907 scale. The strikers committee will submit the proposal to a vote of the men.
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Atdking Grobe
Franklin
American: Sinckiing and Retiring
Elizabeth Hanley Named Postmaster at Howler
Special Dispatch reports Elizabeth Hanley appointed postmaster at Howler, Carbon county, a choice noted by W. HH. Beamish. The announcement appears in the June Washington dispatch, with emphasis on the community impact and reader familiarity.
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Bowler
the Standard
Washington
J.—Elizabeth Hanley
Howler
Carbon County
View
W. HH. Beamish
Sunbonnets on sale with lace embroidery and satin trim
The ad describes sunbonnets priced from 25 cents to 50 cents with colorful options and trim details. It notes several colors, a selection on display, and a second floor area for customers to browse amidst small prices and modest sale items.
Hotel Clerk Charged With Stealing Near $400
Sitka Ahmed, a hotel clerk at Dor- Key, Matt, reportedly saved nearly $400 then disappeared. He allegedly confessed to taking about $30 from his belt after sleeping in the hotel, and police arrested him on a charge of stealing money. The accused will answer the charge today.
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Sitka Ahmed
Dor- Key
Matt
Sumikiy
Negordimg
Galen Street
Ren
Fert
Alued
Arrests Made After Noon Vagrancy Allegations Reported
Chief Detective Jerry Murphy led late yesterday afternoon arrests of Arrodied om Vagerania Patrick Couley and Paul Thomsand on vagrancy charges amid complaints of con games aimed at local residents. The Bannlater Mining Company formed in Butte with J G Moranys C, JC Swinkorne, J J 'orreitr, Mar ros Daly and C A Crawford as incorporators, capitalization at 10 dollars per share. A continuance certificate for The Rewert J Lee Cold H4 Silver Mining Company was filed, reorganizing capitalization from 1.4 million dollars of one dollar shares.
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Patrick Couley
Paul Thomsand
Jerry Murphy
Uite
J. G. Moranys C
JC Swinkorne
J. J ‘Orreitr
Marros Daly
C. A. Crawford
3Hene
J. Lee Cold H4
Republicans Lining Up for the Fall Campaign
Republican clubs meet in divide Lynch's court this evening to plan the fall campaign. Charler J. Cutter presides with several prominent members aiming to boost the party's ticket in Brawelett and exterton districts, amid attendance of loyalists. The Helena school board picks a new district superintendent to take office August 1, a former judge Vietrich from a federal court in Idaho.
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Lynch's Court
Charler J. Cutter
Fereynestert
Elena
Melena
Dietriel
Corrado Springs
Helena
Augrat
Dudge Vietrich
Federal Court
Intaho
Acuptptors Tie in City Ceremony With Noted Names
New York actuptors Weaver and Judet Weney Hering wed in the city with Miss Isle Ward, a local, as Miss Ward hails from GColorala and Hering spent years with Saint-Grudens. In Chicago, June 1, actor William Norris married Mabel Mordaunt to a rising actress.
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Weaver
Judet-Weney Hering
New York
Miss Isle Ward
Miss Ward
Gcolorala
Wering
Saint-Grudens
Chicago
Wiliam Norris
Mabel Mordaunt
Cruelty Case Pays Mrs Vraors Gets Release In Wisconsin
Judge Lynch granted release in a Wisconsin cruelty and habitual intemperance case. Mrs Vraors, maritally separated, had a son who testified for his mother. The defendant, a heavy drinker, allegedly struck and attempted to stab. drug use and labor temple politics were also mentioned. A later note references a prize in a labor contest and a 3x3 foot American flag gift for Standard subscribers.
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di HB
Vraors
Lynch
Bisworth Treoy
Maeriel
Wisconsin
Vrecey
Wits
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Imperiales Cigarettes
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Bargain Square
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England
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Invest
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Hale
NEW Mining Company
Bannlater Mining Company
Butte
Emma Aslow
Neon of the
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Josephine Denakey
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