Promises on Bank Stock Question Led to Court Ruling
Court decision narrows dispute between George W. Davis and Andrew J. Davis over First National Bank stock. The plaintiff admits he may have held shares by gift from his uncle, while acknowledging potential contest from siblings. Other cases involve city claims, divorce suits, and domestic disputes, with multiple parties facing fines, settlements, or dismissals.
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Geeorge W. Davis
Andrew J. Davis
Asim
Uae
Toll
First Nationa
Ifq
Talhot
Mattine
Davis
Bravelt
Rain Spoils Day at Columbia Gardens
Rain ruined a garden excursion for Bulle youngsters at Columbia Gardens yesterday. Despite plans by Manager Wharton to brighten the event, showers forced many to cut short their outing and cancel a canyon trip. He promised a better day next Thursday for the children.
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Columbia Gardens
Bulle
Wharton
Two More Unfortunates for the Insane Asylum
Drs Walt and Pitkanen explained in Judge Denlan's department that Pierson and Crowley were committed to the state asylum for the insane. Crowley, married with eight children, was injured in a mine and believes he is the son of God. Pierson, claimed to come from drama, built factories for the government and sought 31,600,040 from the United States. Little is known about him.
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Phi Crowley
Walt
Pitkanen
Denlan
Department of Court
Crowley
Butle
Fran Ia
Gol
Pierson
Fem Dranna
America
United States
Thin
Settlement by default in mining damages case
A default judgment was entered in a case involving Fudge Clements and Orly Mining Company over damages to a miner employed by the firm. The ruling dismissed the suit as settled. The text also notes another case Bla MyGeehimn v John Mitchei Indemenk, where judgment favored the plaintiff for failure to answer.
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Fudge Clements
Dahn Hida Arain
Film Orly Mining Company
Hidaick
Aa Miner
Bla MyGeehimn
John Mitchei
Indemenk Wan
Answel
Clerke's Big Suit Values Attract Shoppers
A new front at Clerke's is described with extended improvements and drastic price cuts on suits. The store notes $25 suits selling for 1 and $35 suits at 19.4 in a sale described as a great chance.
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Clerke's
Becuse Clerk
South Main Car Kills Two Horses in Collision
A streetcar on South Main near the Campana Mercantile saw its team of horses killed or fatally injured after colliding with the car. Motorman Davis claims the horses darted into the track as the wagon entered from High Street, dragging the animals beneath the trolley before the emergency brake was applied. Driver Jol Tam suffered minor bruises while bystanders reported the wagon damage was minor.
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Miven
Matorman Davis
Cailiden
Davis
Jol Tam
Orpheum Variety Programme With Notable Films
The Orpheum offers a varied program featuring a April show with a light and engaging one hour main feature and a second story in a double bill. It highlights popular Biograph and Vitagraph productions including Over the Garden Will and a tale of frontier days with mined drama and prospectors.
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West Park Street
Biograph
Borneo
Lye
Orpheum
W Gramme
Iil
Vin Vitagraph Company
Culture Jereddin
Tfe
Bartoe
Lost
Auykos
Gale
Future naval officers on first long cruise
Future naval officers from the United States Naval Academy aboard ships from Annapolis sailed June 5 from Trimpton Roads for Plymouth to begin the first leg of a 19,009 mile voyage. The squadron, led by a peer admiral, plans entertainments for visitors and a dinner hosted by the lord mayor of London.
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Plymouth
Wiglani
Indiana
Maasachusetts
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Trimpton Roads
New Brytam
Jondon
Long motor trip finished on time in shabby car
George A. Flynn of Pittsburgh drove a mud splattered brass trimmed automobile from Huntington West Virginia to Butte Montana covering about 3000 miles in 14 days. A wager of 400 dollars with a Huntington attorney measured his progress as rain and rough roads tested the trip. Flynn passed Indianapolis Chicago Madison Saint Paul Minneapolis Miles City Billings and Livingston, staying alert through heavy rain and freezing conditions. He planned to sell the car after returning and expected a brief rest before a return to Huntington.
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Pitts.burg
Huntington
W.va
Hutte
Flynn
Ho Jktarmey
Puntington
Auttorney
Shiite Fron
China
Minneapolis
Tie Uni
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Butte
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Teean
Wisconsin
Flymns Seys
Indianapolis
Chicago
Madison
Horleter
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Miles City
Gillings
Livton
Hint
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Ihemini
Thutle
Ourshin
Muntunu
Walkerville Boy Wins In Oratorical Contest
Walkerville youth Mics Sheehan aged 17 won first prize at a St. Aloysius oratorical contest in Helena hall. Eight students entered the event with a large crowd attending. Carl Cabiseh won second prize, Edward Dougherty was valedictorian and received two gold medals.
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Anytive
Walkerville
St. Aloysius Inetinute Hekt Daet
Helena Hall
Tel
Thecanysh Young Stiechan
Carthagenians
Carl TD
Cabiseh Ut Triona
New Bill at the Empire Draws Large Crowds This Week
The Empire theater offers a strong late week program led by the Mendelsons with Aunt Whoo'so's Southern Home and the Wade Sleters in appealing sketches. Clans and Radcliffe perform as a popular duo with new song When I Marry You and notable dancing. The act lineup draws big audiences and solid reviews.
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Empire Theater
Mendelsons
Whoo
Clans
Radcliffe
Ts Se
Aged Banker Arrested After Collapse Of Bank
Evansville Indiana June 28 P Sil fcate former president of the ident National bank suspended since January 1919 after insecure loans indicted for banking violations. Indictment returned by federal grand jury in Indianapolis yesterday. Captain Gillette posted $19,000 bond. The 49 year old, a naval academy graduate from the Civil War era, led the failed bank which reported losses of 172000 before reorganization.
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Evansville
Ind
P. Sil Fcate
Ident’ National Bank
Bywo Sweeks
Federal Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Gillette
United States Naval Aeademy
Navy
Soldiers Stop Sunday Baseball at Fort Ranke
Massachusetts law bans Sunday baseball at government lands and prompts district attorney complaints. Frederick M. White pastor of the Winthrop Baptist Church and others urged the War Department to halt games, citing legal penalties for violations.
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Boston
Anne
French
Fort Ranke
Winthrop
Massachusetts
United Hunter
Wer
Frederick MM. White
Kint Raptiat Wharch
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Qin
White
War Department
Morgan Returns Looking Well and Feeling Better
New York on July 22 J Pierpont Morgan arrived from Europe amid reports of his ill health. He appeared composed and said he felt better in his dire circumstances.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Europe
Heture
Morvan
Bozeman Plans New City Park From Bogart Grove
The city council appoints a committee to assess purchasing the Bogart grove, a block south of Main Street, for a public park. The Bogart estate would sell for $3,000, paid in five installments. The park will feature a stream and large trees, creating a second city park on the west side.
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Spevia
Standard
Bozeman
Amnettacans Injured in Auto Wreck Near Niles France
An automobile carrying Mr. and Mrs. Henry Americans and Mme. Matton a Mrs Witch overturned near Caste lane in the Bassey Ame tiny department. Mme Matton was killed and Mr. Bfonky Baty injured. The driver's wife escaped unharmed.
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Niles
France
Ares Henry
Amer. Lcans
Mme
Matton
Castelane
Department of Bassey Ametiny
Bfonky Baty
Inuier
Cornell Seniors Granted Degrees Amid Senior Week Pageantry
Thousands of guests watched Cornell University seniors march to receive diplomas from President Jacob Gould Schurman as 7 percent of graduates were conferred. The ceremony honored Gouverneur Smith, described as a man of letters and a political thinker.
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Thaen. N.V. Sune
Cornell
Jacob Gould Schurman
Biy
Sherman
Gollein Smith
CAN'R WIND WENDLING Dispatches Chief and Garney Visit
Chief of Police Hill of this city and Garney of Louisville Kentucky arrived here. The report notes their visit on June 2 with no further details given.
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Msurlon
Tex
Chiccar Neteelives Garney
Loulaville
Holden Wove Restored after acquittal in civil service case
Cleveland June 21 Fred Noler known as the Golden Rule chief of polled was suspended by Mayor Bachr on charges of drunkenness and immorality. He was acquitted by the civil service commission today and will be reinstated at once.
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Cleveland
Fred Noler
Bachr
Civi Sarvice Commission
Kohler
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