Judge Clancy Targeted in Supreme Court Bias Plea
Papers and writs of supervisory control filed in Silver Bow county name Judge Clancy as biased toward Amalgamated Copper and related interests. They seek to block him from trying cases and review his rulings since 1897, citing protests from the Amalgamated and Boston & Montana companies and naming Heinze allies.
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Clancy
Supreme Court
John MacGinnissagy
Boston & Montana Company
Hickey
Anaconda
Washoe
Nipper Company
Parrot Company
Parrot
Boston & Montana
F. A. Heinze
Montana Ure
Amalgamated
John MacGinniss
F. A. Helnge
Amalgamated Copper Company
Amalgamated Company
People's Party
Silver Bow County
Judge Clancy
Heinze
Humer
Ous
J. J. McHatton
Caught by a fall at Diamond mine injures James Cullen
James Cullen, a 1:00 level worker at the Diamond mine, was caught by a fall of ground last night. He suffered contusions to his back and several bruises to the right leg. He is unmarried and lodged at Con nor's boarding house in Centerville and is now a patient at St James hospital.
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James Cullen
St. James’ Hospital
Cullen
Connor
Centerville
Danish Brotherhood Elects Officers for Ensuing Term
Butteridge No 138 Danish Brotherhood has elected officers for the coming term. President L. Clansero, vice president A Schubert, cashier Anderson, secretary August Podenfant, conductor M. Hansen. Trustees S. Larsen J. Fransen A. Petersen, inside guard N Nielson, outside guard R Monsted.
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Butteridge
L. Clansero
A. Schubert
Anderson
August Podenfant
M. Hansen
S. Larsen
J. Fransen
A. Petersen
N. N. Nielson
R. Monsted
Paxson Elected Vice President of National So-Club
Butte artist Paxson has received notice of his election as vice president of a national society. The announcement confirms his leadership role and honors his contributions to the arts community.
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Paxson
Butte
Paxson to Return from Wisconsin in July
The article notes Mr Paxson is currently hunting and fishing in Wisconsin and will be home in July. It references his ties to the Society of Associated Artists and mentions his present activities away from home.
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Ciety
Associated Artists
Mr. Paxson
Wisconsin
Butte Briefs Show Local Happenings
Bergstrand of Gold Creek and J E Woods of Silver Star are in Butte. Birth announced for J W Turner’s wife. A son born at 254% East Platinum Street. Montana State band to give a free concert at the gardens. W 8 Frary returns to Great Falls from Butte. Miss Bessie Clynick of Missoula to visit Mrs I Krueger at 110 South Idaho. Frank Bingham returns to his Cascade area ranch after visits. Mrs M D Jeffers Miss Altha Jeffers and Mrs Timothy Switzer of Ennis arrive in Butte. Charles A Davidson Rio Grande city ticket agent buys a Panama hat with three months license. hat from New York via Bi Neuberger. Davidson expects to grow into the hat as crowds admire it.
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Bergstrand
Gold Creek
Butte
J. E. Woods
Silver Star
J. W. Turner
Platinum Street
Montana
Gardens
Frary
Great Falls
Bessie Clynick
Missoula
I. Krueger
South Idaho Street
Frank Bingham
Cascade
M. D. Jeffers
Altha Jeffers
Timothy Switzer
Ennis
Charles A. Davidson
Rio Grande
New York
Oldfield Repeats World Automobile Records
Barney Oldfield of Dayton Ohio set world marks on an elliptical mile track driving the Red Devil. He first ran a mile in 59 35 seconds then extended to five miles in 5 04 3 5, shaving 22 5 seconds off Winton’s five mile record while Tom Cooper of Detroit drove the 999. Oldfield earned 1200 dollars for the feat.
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Indianapolis
Barney Oldfield
Dayton
Ohio
Winton
Tom Cooper
Detroit
Oldfield
William Ford Released on Bond in Whiskey Charge
B Special Dispatch from Helena reports William Ford was released on $500 bonds after being arrested on a charge of selling whiskey to Indians. Bond forfeit risk noted, with signatures from Walter Hatch and Zeno Bruegger.
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Helena
Wiliam Ford
Walter Hatch
Zeno Bruegger
Matte Indian Queen Smelter Proves High Grade Copper
Thomas Stephens reports the Indian Queen mine and smelter near Apex in Beaverhead County is a high grade operation with 65 percent copper and 30 ounces of silver plus gold per ton. The plant, run by Stephens and partners, now yields 25 tons matte weekly and plans growth to 45 workers. a post office at Apex is sought to route mail from Dillon.
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Thomas Stephens
Indian Queen
Birch Creek
Beaverhead
Thomas Ellis
William Robertson
Mr. Stephens
Apex
Oregon Short Line
Butte
Dillon
St Apex Estalshed
Three men in Billings assault case one held others discharged
Ira Shearer Russell Sage and William Morris faced a preliminary examination before Justice Fraser on charges of first degree assault for a dance hall stabbing near Billings on June 12. Dr. A Clark testified Claude Leonard is in critical condition. Sage and Shearer were discharged while Morris was held to district court on $2000 bond.
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Standard
Billings
Ira Shearer
Russell Sage
William Morris
Fraser
Claude Leonard
A. Clark
Leonard
Harris
Sage
Shearer
Morris
Most Successful Ever Held in State
About 30 delegates to the ninth annual convention of the Ep worth league of Montana concluded in Great Falls and returned to Helena. Many from Butte Anaconda and other eastern points remained briefly between trains, and organizers hailed the Great Falls gathering as the most successful state league meeting to date.
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Standard
Helena
Epworth League of Montana
Great Falls
Butte
Anaconda
Montana
Great Fells
State League
Reverend J A Cru gan fills temporary Helena post
Helena June 20 The Reverend J A Crugan has been temporarily filling the vacant pastorate as the city awaits a permanent appointment. The move comes amid community efforts to stabilize church leadership and serve congregations during the transition.
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The
Standard
Helena
J. A. Crugan
Reverend Hodgin to Lead Humbold Church Pastors
The First Unitarian Church assigns Rev. Hodgin of Humbold Iowa as minister. He is expected to arrive in late August to begin duties after leaving the pulpit at month’s end.
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First Unitarian Church
Hodgin
Humbold
Iowa
Miner shoots man at Jerome union meeting
Jerome Arizona June 20 At a Jerome Miners Union meeting George Moore shot Ed Holtz Holtz accused Moore of being a scab Holtz may die and Moore faces potential charges
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Jerome, Ariz
Jerome Miners’ Union
George Moore
Ed Holtz
Holtz
Moore
Oakley Bank Robbed in Midnight Heist
The State Bank of Oakley was robbed last night as the safe was blown open leaving it wrecked. Authorities say the haul ranged from four to five thousand dollars and the incident occurred in Oakley Kansas on June 20.
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Oakley
Kan
State Bank of
When Will Strikes End Across the Nation
A reflective piece laments widespread strikes crippling daily life from food and laundry to freight yards and shops. It questions causes, calls for fairness, and seeks an end to hatred and injustice fueling labor disputes. The writer pleads for a world without strikes and broader social harmony.
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Chicago
Ord
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