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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1919

Page

16

Telegraph chiefs believe no strike in Western Union

U S Life of Salt Lake says Butte will not see a countrywide telegraph strike. He notes 93 percent of Western Union employees belong to the company union and will not strike, citing fair treatment, paid vacations, and benefits as loyalty foundations. Office managers meet in Helena with Life and other officials. No strike expected in the Postal service office in Butte where eight operators work.

U. S. Life of Salt Lake Western Union Butte Elty Helena Wes A.B. Cowan Mountain Division Denver I van ‘Tyne W. J. Lloyd C. J. Ince H. H. Hardy Life Western Western Union Association Western Union Organization Batman

Part Of A Homestead Canceled By The Court

The United States wins in federal court as Judge George Bourquin cancels the patent to 25 acres in Brown's Gulch noting mineral nature. Linden had obtained the homestead patent in 1909 while earlier mining activity was known. The decree orders cancellation of the mineral portion of the patent while acknowledging agricultural soil claims.

United States Peter Linden George M. Bourquin Federal District Court Peter “Linden Linden Brown's Gulch

Passenger Sues Street Car Company Over Injury

Katina Drakes filed suit against a street car company for injuries suffered as she alighted near Ohio and Park streets on April 13. She alleges the car started abruptly throwing her, injuring her leg and knee and costing $350 in medical expenses. She seeks $20,000 in damages.

Katina Drakes Ohio Park Gaylord Mercury

Horoscope predicts prosperous times and generous deeds

The 1919 horoscope notes Neptune influences and favorable aspects for bankers merchants and manufacturers. It forecasts surprises and a hopeful year with broad activities in industry and life outlook. A birthday notice for a daughter born June 1 at 207 West Copper Street concludes the item.

Newtare McClure Horn J. Raffert Weet Copper Street

CAPTAIN CUTTS EYES GREAT FALLS MOVE

Captain Cutts states he plans to relocate to Great Falls after years of booster sentiment. He recalls the first Great Falls train in 1908 and foresees rapid growth, new construction, and stable material prices, predicting a wider regional impact and continued demand for lumber and leather.

Captain Cutts Great Falls

Government tax on munition profits upheld by appeals court

The circuit court of appeals sustained the levy on profits of munition makers, resisting claims that the tax targeted completed shells and parts producers disputed the scope of the impost.

Phia Circuit Court of Appeals

District court judgments awarded in favor of companies

Judge Dwyer ruled for the Produce company against Katherine MacDonald and D. J. MacDonald for 8267.20. Judge Lamb found Knight Investment Company victorious against the Butte Central Mining Company for 1998.90.

Dwyer Th Produce Company Katheri MacDonald D. J. MacDonald Laintitt Lamb Knight Investment Company Butte’ Central Minings Company

Lawsuit Over Fence Line Between Adjacent Properties

In Judge Lamb's court yesterday the case of L M Grossman against Leo Bens was heard. The plaintiff alleges the fence intrudes over 240 feet into the neighbor's lot and has stood there about ten years. Expert testimony is being taken to determine the boundary between the properties.

Great Falls Bride of Butte Electric Rail Worker Weds

Maurice Daniels a well known player for the Butte Electric Railway married Dora Wilkinson of the city at the Episcopal church in Falls city. The ceremony was followed by a wedding breakfast and a short wedding trip. Mr and Mrs Daniels will be at home in Butte where he is employed. Mrs Daniels is well known in Great Falls.

Casey Plynn McCormack Maurice Daniels Butte Electric Railey Ha Falls Dora Wilkinson Episcopal Church Falls Paris Dru Ds Dange Tion

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