Heirs Fight Big Fees In Estate Case
After four days of testimony Judge Lynch heard objections to the administrator and attorney fees in the Peter J. Conway and Edmund A Conway estates. The case centers on mining properties near the Columbia gate dens and the distribution by administrator Charles O'Donnell to heirs. Heirs contest extra compensation claimed by administrator Tr Harrington and attorney Hi K Jones, with expert opinions cited. The judge planned to rule on fee timing and amounts, while heirs and parties awaited.
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Lynch
Peter J. Conway
Jimund A. Conway
Peter Conway
Columbia Gate
Charles O'Donnell
Ax Ar. O'Donnell
Tr. Harrington
Edmundway
Montana
Edmund Drew
Jones
Peter Breen
A. J. Melzne
Edmund Conway
Torney Miles J. Ca
Marks Y
K. Jones Wintetrator Harrington
June Thirteen 1914 1918 Jinx Day Ends in Butte
On June 13 1918 Butte residents note a change in fortune as a run of disasters linked to the Granite Mountain mine and prior fires ends. The day yields fewer misfortunes and marks a shift away from the old jinx narrative surrounding mid June events.
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Butte Wa
Mickie McDonald
Granite Mountain
Tutte
Pair Charged With Parental Neglect in County Case
An action filed by the county attorney charges Tim and Nora Sullivan of West Woolman street with desertion of their three young children. P J Gilligan state humane official reports the trio was found by neighbors in need of care. The Sullivans face neglect charges and may have their children taken into custody in Judge Doran's court.
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Tim
Nora Sullivan
Woolman Street
P. J. Gilligan
State Humane of
Fillion Leaves To Join Marines
Arthur W. Fillion, shift boss at the Butte and Superior Short Line, departs Salt Lake for training camps with the United States Marine Corps. He will be transferred from Salt Lake Island, S C, to Quantico for about two months of technical training before possibly being sent to France with a new active unit.
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Arthur W. Fillion
Butte & Superior
Salt Lake
Wet Party Lands Murphy in Court
Harry Murphy told Police Judge Whitty he would move to dry territory after a farewell drink. He bought train tickets for his wife, slipped out to drink, then followed the car to an unknown destination. The driver Reisinger said Murphy drove for over an hour, claiming to repay $3 for car rental. the court dismissed him with orders to proceed to dry territory.
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Harry
Murphy
Whitty
Reisinger
Butte
Draft registrants may enter limited service occupations
Selective draft registrants classified for limited service may enter certain army occupations if physically qualified. Occupations include horse trainers, lods, stud grooms, carpenters, clerks and farmers after board permission and passing exams. Public hearing at city hall on proposed meat sale inspection ordinance noted.
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Spesit
W. Me. White
George W. Winterburn
Fort Keogh
Ner
Merger Plan Adopted by English Lutheran Synod
The English Lutheran synod of the northwest unanimously adopts a plan to merge the General Council, General Synod, and United Synod of the South. Rev W A Zandel returns from a two weeks trip to Minneapolis and Milwaukee where he attended the meeting with enthusiasm.
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W. A. Zandel
English Lutheran Church
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
English Lutheran Synod of the
Northwest
Te General Council
General Synod
United Synod of the Eouth
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