Saloons Near Butte Face Early Closing Law
A Montana law effective July 1 1911 restricts unincorporated saloons to open no earlier than 6 am and close by 1 am with penalties of 50 to 250 dollars. Repeat offenders face three month suspension and possible license bans. The measure, opposed by local saloon and roadhouse operators near Butte and Centerville, targets alcohol sales outside city limits.
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Montana
Centerville
Meaderville
Butte
Rochester denied writ of supervisory control over Butte grade case
Supreme court denied Nesbit Rochester of Butte a writ of supervisory control directed to the district court in Butte. Rochester had brought 16 suits against the city over property damage from grade changes. The trial judge consolidated them into one case, and Rochester sought to block that order.
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
Nesbit Rochester
Butte
District Court of the
Second Judicial District
Rochester
Motion for New Trial Heard by Judge Smith
Judge J Miller Smith of Helena sat in Butte yesterday to hear a motion for a new trial in the damage suit of Frank Knuckey against the Butte Electric Railway company. He took the matter under advisement and the attorneys will submit briefs.
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J. Miller Smith
Helena
Butte
Frank Knuckey
Butte Electric Railway Company
Denver Woman Politician Dies by Her Own Hand
Edith Culberson, 86, Republican candidate for Denver county schools superintendent, shot herself at home after a morning quarrel with her husband. Police found a note indicating the wound was for personal safety.
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Denver
Col
Edith Culberson
1910 U S Cotton Crop Valued at Record Level
Washington reports the 1910 cotton crop as the most valuable in U S history with an estimated value of 963,180,000 dollars, up from 812,090,000 dollars in 1909 as per the census bureau bulletin.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Rodgers Out on Bail After Miners Union Holiday
Frank Rodgers, who faced two robbery trials with hung juries, was released from county jail on a $3,000 bond yesterday after being imprisoned since Feb 12. The bond was secured by Er Shields, Margaret Rodgers, and PF B Keane.
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Rodgers
Frank Rodgers
Shields
Margaret Rodgers
PF. B. Keane
Henry Bennett and Jose phine Lamb Wed Quietly at Presbyterian Rectory
Henry T. Bennett and Miss Josephine Lamb were quietly married Monday evening by Rev E J Groeneveld at the Presbyterian rectory. After the ceremony they left for the coast. Only personal friends attended the unannounced wedding. The bride teaches in the high school and Bennett is vice president of the Silver Bow National Bank, son of A J Bennett a leading Virginia City citizen.
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Henry T. Bennett
Josephine Lamb
E. J. Groeneveld
Coast
Silver Bow National Bank
A. J. Bennett
Virginia City
Benson Timber Deal in Oregon Worth 2.1 Million
Portland June 13 One of Oregon's largest timber deals closed as S S Benson transfers holdings in Columbia county to Benson Timber Co for 2 100 000. The tract covers 15 000 acres and contains 800 000 000 feet of high grade yellow fir.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Ss. Benson
Columbia County
Benson Timber Company
Arrests in Muskegon Business Chief on Grand Rapids Bank Fraud
Grand Rapids report says Frank Jones president of American Electric Fuse company Muskegon was arrested on war rant charging him with obtaining 50000 dollars from the old National Bank of Grand Rapids through false pretenses. Also notes two funerals today in Grand Rapids: Mrs. Joseph Bicknell at 144 Ruby street and John Waight infant at 14 South Emmet street with Mountain View and South Emmet services listed.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Frank Jones
American Electric Fuse Company
Muskegon
Old National Bank of
Grand Rapids
Jones
Joseph Bicknell
Ruby Street
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church
George D. Wolfe
Mountain View Cemetery
John
Alfred Waight
South Emmet Street
Rev. S&s. C. Blackiston
Trial of Edgar Cooke Faces Embezzlement Allegations
In Cincinnati on June 13 Edgar Cooke's trial for embezzling 23000 from the Big Four railroad unfolds. Warriner testifies about prior defalcations, rebates, and a woman linked to the case as defense details caution against overstatement.
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Cincinnati
Charles Warriner
Big Four Railroad
Ohio Penitentiary
Edgar
Cooke
Warriner
Jeannette Stewart Ford
Commerce
Charles L. Warriner
Charles Hemburg
First National Bank of Brooklyn
John T. Simmons
Bankers’ Safe Deposit Company of New York
Albert Scheibel
New York
Charles W. Baker
Baker
Treasury
Receivers Appointed for United Wireless Telegraph Company
Associate Judge Byrd of the supreme court appointed receivers for United Wireless Telegraph Company in Portland Oregon this afternoon. Named were John Howard Hill Frederick H Hansen and Seth H Milliken acting president third vice president and stockholder George Eshelman of Lancaster Pa petitioning stockholder.
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Portland
Ore
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Byrd
Supreme Court
John Howard Hill
Frederick H. Hansen
Philadelphia
Seth H. Milliken
New York
George Eshelman
Lancaster
Maine
Endowment Fund Planned for Lutheran Ministers
The Augustana synod's synodical council in Duluth announces a national pension endowment of 150000 dollars. It will be created by a one dollar per member assessment across the United States to support ministers of the Swedish Lutheran churches of America.
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Duluth
Minn
Synodical Council of the Augustana Synod of Swedish Lutheran Churches of America
Commissioner Clarke to Wed
Washington dispatch says Interstate Commerce Commissioner Edward E. Clarke will marry Agnes Barnes of Selma Alabama a census bureau employee.
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Clarke
Washington
Interstate Commerce
Edward E. Clarke
Agnes Barnes
Selma
Ala
Census Bureau
Suffocation Death of Miner Outlined by Coroner Jury
Coroner jury ruled Stewart Reese died by suffocation in his room at 317 South Dakota Street last week. Epileptic fits and close bedding caused the fatal outcome. Witnesses described a decomposed body found in bed with a pillow masking the face and wrapping of bedding.
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Stewart Reese
South Dakota Street
Steinburn
Reese
George W. Griffiths
Ben Gegenhardt
Fast
John B. Reese
Edward R. Reese
Henry Winchester
West Park Street
Stabbing at Bozeman Depot Leaves Sam Murphy Wounded
Sam Murphy, a Bozeman society man, was stabbed at the Northern Pacific depot after midnight while with companions en route to Butte for an aviation meet. He refuses to name his assailant or discuss the incident, and investigators from the sheriff, police, and a Northern Pacific detective pursue leads as the town awaits a solution.
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Bozeman
Sam Murphy
Murphy
Northern Pacific
Butte
Havre Autos Outlaws In Fatal and Injury Crashes
Havre June 13 Range riders fearfully note three autos behaved as outlaws in two days. John Anderson died after being thrown from his auto near 4 am Sunday. he had moved from Spokane and leaves Savannah Georgia as his parents reside there. E C Richmond sustained a broken arm cranking his machine. Elmer Carpenter suffered a broken nose when his cranky machine struck him.
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Havre
John Anderson
Fort Benton
Spokane
Savannah
E. C. Richmond
Elmer Carpenter
Irish Catholics Seek Release of Political Prisoners
Irish Catholic societies across Canada vow a concerted push for clemency for two Irish Catholics, political prisoners in Kingston Ontario. James Nolan and Suk Dillon, alias Carl Detman, have served nearly 12 years for an attempt to blow up the Welland canal lock, with claims the evidence was circumstantial. Coronation week traditionally brings pardons across the empire.
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Montreal
Canada
United States
Kingston
Ontario
James Nolan
Suke Dillon
Carl Detman
Wellend Canal
Ravalli County Officials Testify Before Federal Grand Jury
District Judge R Lee McCulloch of Hamilton district court clerk and Ravalli county officers are in Helena to testify before the federal grand jury. Indian and immigration cases are being presented today with the big cases to follow tomorrow and Thursday.
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Standard
Helena
R. Lee McCulloch
Hamilton
Ravalli County
Aviator Falls In 125 Foot National Race Accident
Karl Mueller crashed his biplane during a landing in Magdeburg Germany as part of national aviation races. He suffered a brain concussion but was expected to recover after removal to a hospital.
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Magdeburg
Germany
Karl Mueller
Burglars Haul Safe From West Side Chicago Store
Four burglars backed a wagon to a west side Chicago store, forced the door, and carried off a 1200 pound safe containing 125 dollars in cash and 100 dollars in jewelry. Max Kutchai, shop owner, discovered the thieves as they fled, and police search for the safe.
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Chicago
Max Kutchai
Camp Creek Railway Establishes Office in Manhattan Montana
Notice is given that the Camp Creek Railway Company a Montana corporation has established a principal office at the Treasure State Mining company office in Manhattan Gallatin county Mont a point on its road line C M Harvey president signs the notice.
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Camp Creek Railway Company
Montana
Treasure State Mining Company
Manhattan
Gallatin County
Mont
C. M. Harvey
Wallace Man Has Only Mink Farm in United States
Wallace Idaho June 13 This city has the only mink farm in the United States possibly in the world. Owner W C Gates has about a score of mink and young stock. He trained the animals in captivity, feeding them trout before switching to liver. He aims to produce 1000 to 1500 mink skins yearly and hopes for a $10000 annual yield from prime skins.
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The
Standard
Wallace
Idaho
United States
W. C. Gates
Gates
Rockies
Memphian Seeks Self Image on Postage Stamps
A Memphis Tennessee citizen asks Postmaster General Hitchcock by letter about cost and minimum run for stamps and cards bearing his own portrait. He compares his ambition to Washington Lincoln and Franklin and awaits official pricing details.
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Washington
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Benjamin Franklin
William McKinley
Memphis
Tenn
Hitchcock
Cholera Patient Dies Aboard Berlin From Naples Voyage
A steerage passenger aboard the North German Lloyd liner Berlin, arriving from the Mediterranean, fell ill with cholera four days after Naples port of call and died 30 hours later. It is the first cholera case on an incoming ship in months.
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New York
Berlin
Mediterranean
Naples
Public office eligibility tied to campaign limits
Boston June 13 ineligibility for three years is the penalty for violating a corrupt practices bill favorably reported to the legislature. The bill limits a candidate’s expenditures to 25 dollars per 1000 voters in the district.
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Boston
Tailor Offers Half-Price Suits at Broadway Address
An ad touts Allen at 21 East Broadway selling tailor made suits for 15 dollars, half the original $30 price. It promises value by stating each suit carries the original customer deposit and asserts the seller never prices at cost.
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Allen
East Broadway
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