Suit seeks 470000 for Lizzie lode ore losses in Butte case
Charles R. Leonard and Templeman Lanner sue Davis-Daly Copper for 470000 claiming ores extracted and property damage from the Lizzie lode. Plaintiffs allege Burris conveyed part of the Lizzie ground to him with mining limits, and that Davis-Daly via Butte Ramsdell and others mined above the 100-foot level and caused cave-ins and flooding. They seek 430000 for ore value plus 40000 for additional damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis-Daly Copper Company
Charles R. Leonard
Templeman & Lanner
Thomas F. Hickey
Edward and
Michael Hickey
Thomas F
Maggie E
Mary Agnes
Hubert Hickey
Mary Agnes Hickey
Lizzie Lode
Edward Hickey
Michael A. Hickey
Edward
Thomas
Martin Burris
Burris
East Park Street
Park Street
Lizzie
Hickeys
Butte-Ramsdell Company
John P. McNulty
President of Parks' Road Boosters Elected at Portland Meeting
The congressman-elect from Montana's Second district was named president of the National Park-to-Park Highway Association at a Portland meeting. Three other Montana men were elected to the board of directors.
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Great Falls
Montana
National Park-to-Park Highway Association
Portland
Subouriberg Paving Subscriptions Urged To Redeem Pledges
Urgent notice from the highway commission orders Montana street and Holmes avenue subscribers to redeem pledges at once. Bids open in Helena June 25 with full $25,000 on hand to avoid losing $56,000 from the U S Bureau of Roads. Payments urged at First National Bank in Butte. thanks extended to workers behind the project.
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Montana street-Holmes Avenue
Highway Commission
Helena
Heiselt Company
Hardingway
Montana
P. J. Moran
Moran Paving Company
Salt Lake
United States Bureau of Roads
First National Bank
Butte
Knights Templars to Meet in Dillon State Session
Dillon prepares for the first state Masonic meeting here with the Knights Templars to hold their annual session June 27 and 28. Several hundred visitors from across Montana are expected as Dillon commandery members arrange a social program and host the visiting Masons and their wives.
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Dillon
Knights Templars
Silver tenders to June 2 accepted under Pittman act
Washington June 16 Director Scobey of the mint announced the acceptance of tenders of 1,460,000 ounces of silver offered under the Pittman act, including all tenders up to June 2. Total accepted offerings reach 200,520,000 ounces, expected to satisfy legal requirements.
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Washington
Scobey
The
Mint
Pittman
Minnesota campaign ends 14 in senatorial contest
St Paul Minn June 16 candidates of three parties will be nominated for United States senator at a special primary next Monday. Fourteen candidates total in the contest to replace the late Knute Nelson before the July 16 special election.
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Knute Nelson
ST. Paul
Minn
United States
Minnesota
Harding
Kearns 19 Paid Melgy Batts Again on Feet
Kearns 19 faced Melgy Batts in a championship fight. Sagging at knees and ready to collapse, he regained lift when money was raised, taking a new lease on life.
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Kearns
Shelby big fight to be staged July Fourth in town
Great Falls executive hotel man and mining operator Dan Tracey named executive head in charge of the Jack Dempsey Tom Gibbons heavyweight title bout to be held in Shelby on July fourth with $100,000 paid to Jack Kearns, and a broad group of local businessmen and bank officials financing the promotion. Mayor Jim Johnson of Shelby raised most of the funds in under 24 hours, while Great Falls stakeholders provided the balance.
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Great Falls
Associated Press
Jack Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Shelby
Kearns
George H. Stanton
Stanton Trust and Savings Bank
Tom O'Rourke
Polo Grounds Athletic Club
New York
Tex Rickard
Uniontown
Jim Johnson
Johnson
American Legion Committee
Stanton
Tracey
Mike Collins
Dr Knowles Dies at Veterans Hospital in Helena
Martin E Knowles longtime state and national veterinary leader died at the U S Veterans' hospital in Helena Montana from heart trouble He served as state veterinarian in Montana starting 1896 and was staff veterinarian for the American Expeditionary Forces in France during World War I He was a past president of the State Veterinarian association and of the National American Veterinarians' association
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Associated Rone
Helena
Martin E Knowles
France
Montana
Indiana
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Knowles
State Veterinarian Association
National American Veterinarians’ Association
Marcus Daly
Copper King
Bitter Root
United States
General Pershing
Denver Woman Defies Court and Social Workers Again
Denver, June 16. Mrs Gertrude Cossidenti gave birth to a baby boy despite a 1921 court recommendation that she undergo sterilization to curb her large family. The couple urged by social workers had faced accusations of unsanitary home conditions and inadequate care for five existing children. The father and mother dismissed authorities expressing intent to have more children.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Gertrude Cossidenti
Clyde Cossidenti
Royal R. Graham
Tax Law Changes Ahead in New Congress
Washington June 16 congressional leaders in Washington focus on tax and immigration policy. They seek broad tax reductions if finances allow and support continuing immigration restrictions with a shift to the 1890 census as the quota basis. A basic 400 yearly quota and 2 percent rate may replace current rules. President Harding may push alien registration and smuggling curb measures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Harding
Treasury
Mellon
United States
House Commission
Europe
Balkans
Mediterranean
Montana Man Heads Road Association
The Associated Press reports in Portland June 16 that a resolution at the convention urges government aid for construction of routes to national park entrances with a 90 percent federal and 10 percent state or county share. Officers elected include Scott Leavitt of Great Falls Mont president J W Kremer Portland first vice president Gus Holmes Cody executive secretary L L Newton Cody secretary to the board of directors. Directors named span Oregon CaliforniaArizona Wyoming Montana Washington with several named individuals and cities.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
National Park-to
Eyewitness Arrestin Murder Case In Chicago Request
El Paso June 16 B H Rouw alleged eyewitness in Leighton Mount Northwestern student murder has been arrested at Clifton and is held at Chicago police chief request per El Paso Herald dispatch.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Texas
B. H. Rouw
Leighton Mount
Northwestern
Clifton
Chicago
el Paso Herald
Bermuda to be liquor parking station for Lamport liners
Bermuda will serve as a liquor parking station for Lamport and Holt liners sailing between New York and Buenos Aires, effective July 14. Rumors tied British and French transatlantic services to Canadian or French island depots off Newfoundland. Desertions rose on several ships due to treasury liquor rulings and better wages ashore.
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Associated Press
New York
Bermuda
Lamport
Holtlinera
Buenos Aires
Halifax
Havre
New Foundland
Lamport and Holt Line
Treasury
Rum runners scattered as coast guards fire on smugglers
Atlantic City June 16. United States coast guards fired sawed off shotguns at a flotilla of power boats believed manned by rum smugglers. Captain Louis Smith said no hits were observed and occupants did not return fire. Several launches had been seen leaving Absecon Inlet and by nightfall the smugglers had scattered, pursued briefly by a government boat before retreating to port.
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Associatedress
Atlantic City
N. J
United States Coast Guards
Louis Smith
Coast Guards
Absecon Inlet
Brother of Priest Ends Booze Chase
John A. Walsh brother in law of Father Walter Grace and Mrs. Katherine O Connor Denver society woman surrendered to the United States marshal on liquor law violations. Walsh was released on bond and refused to discuss the indictment. Mrs. O Connor, daughter of J K Mullen, is out of the city and expected to surrender next week.
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Associated Press
Denver
John A. Walsh
Walter Grace
Katherine O'Connor
Denver Society
United States
Walsh
Was 70 Years in Street The Knauth firm failure shocks Wall Street
A 70 year veteran on the street, Knauth Nachod and Kahne, a NYSE and curb market member with German ties, fell into receivership with 11 million dollars in liabilities. The collapse stemmed from failed oil promotions and a weak market for German marks, though it denied bucketing rumors. The firm also ran international banking and letters of credit, alarming travelers abroad and European banks. District Attorney Banton sought book disclosures and criticized missing teeth in exchange conduct rules. The bucketing showdown looms Monday as investigations continue.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Knauth, Nachod and Kahne
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Knauth
Nachod
Kuhne
Banton
M. 8
Borland
Curl Market
Educational bonds of state sold at par to Stacey & Braun
The state board of examiners announced Stacey & Braun of Toledo Ohio won a $190000 bid for educational bonds. The Minneapolis office bid the lowest among fifteen offers, $40000 at 4 percent and $150000 at 4 percent. Bonds will be issued July 1 to fund ongoing state educational building programs.
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Associated Press
Helena
Stacey & Braun
Toledo
Ohio
Astute Board of Examiners
Minneapolis
Portland chosen for 1925 music clubs convention
Asheville North Carolina June 16 Port land Ore was selected by the new executive board of the National Federation of Music clubs for the 1925 biennial convention with the exact date to be announced later.
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Associated Press
Asheville
N.C
Portland
Ore
National Federation of Music Clubs
Bench and Bar Guests of J E Murray at Boulder Inn
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports a gathering of Silver Bow county bench and bar at the Boulder Hot Springs hotel hosted by JH Murray. Speeches toasts and geniality marked the event with judges and lawyers from Helena and local officials attending. Murray arrived late after a disrupted train journey and race to Boulder to greet his guests.
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J.E. Murray
Boulder Inn
Standard
Boulder
Boulder Hot Springs
Silver Bow County
James KH Murray
The
Bruce Kremer
Debonaire
W. I. Lippincott
Edwin M. Lamb
F. E. Blodgett
William Seallon
Helena
Stark, Cooper and Galen
Callaway
Lippincott
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Subouriberg
Alaska
J. A. O. Preus
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Thomas D. Schall
Oscar Hallam
State Supreme Court
Ernest Lunden
Halvor Steenerson
Victor L. Power
Hibbing
Martin J. Martin
Charles A. Lindbergh
L. A. Fritche
New Ulm
Magnus Johnson
James A. Carley
Francis C. Cary
Tragey
Veterans’ Hospital
MAN Heads Road Association
Canada
England
Carmania
Celtic
White Star Line
Rotterdam
Middle West
Colorado
Greeley
Tanins
Preas
Colo
Poudre River
Island Grove Park
Boyd Ranch
Platte River
Evans
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Union Pacific Railroad
Colorado & Southern
Here
Fort Collins
Cheyenne
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Tinmath, Col
Silver Bow
Supreme Court
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