Rumor of Elm Orla sale unsettled amid Clark absence
rumors fly over whether the Elm Orla property north of Butte once held by former Senator W A Clark has passed to Butte and Superior backers or remains with Clark. Attorneys say no authoritative statement is available, and mining engineers’ report on the dispute is still pending, keeping conclusions unclear while interest remains high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
W. A. Clark
Fred J. Furman
Senator Clark
Clark
Butte & Superior Company
Butte & Superior
Kremer
New York
Clarkite & Superior
Minerals Separation Company
Advertising News and Reader Benefits Emphasized
The passage urges readers to value the advertising columns as practical, informative content. It argues newspapers deliver timely news while advertisers provide engaging, helpful notices, inviting readers to form a habit of reading the ads as a profitable feature.
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Advertiaine
Noting Divulged in Mill Ore Processing Lawsuit
Fragmentary text indicates details about ore processing at a mill and a lawsuit involving Mr Kremer. The document mentions an investigation of cabes and an expectation of a federal court session in Butte possibly until September.
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Kremer
Handica & Superior
Cabes
Federal
Butte
George F Shelton Returns From Long Foreign Trip
Attorney George F Shelton arrived in Butte yesterday afternoon after months abroad in Fura. Mrs Shelton will spend the summer in Southbury Connecticut with relatives. He called the trip the quickest across the continent, leaving New York Friday afternoon and arriving in Butte Saturday morning aboard the Campania.
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George F. Shelton
Butte
Fura
Standard
Orage
New York
Campania
New York City
Butter Shelton
New York Central
Ilaafi Walikee
Stranger knife attack in Meaderville dots a street fracas
A stranger stabbed Steve Stafani twice in the neck and once in the shoulder during an altercation in Meaderville after a poker dispute at the White Front saloon. Proprieter Frugoli denies poker occurred, says he knows nothing of the assailant, who fled and has not returned. Witnesses say Stafani appeared to draw a knife before the stranger struck and fled.
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Meaderville
Steve Stafani
Statant
White Front
G. Frugoli
Stafani
Montana Baseball Club Defeats Red Men 6 2 in Butte
Sunday afternoon the Montana Baseball Club of Butte defeated the Red Men 6 to 2. Mas Won led the Montanas with hits, St Jean and Logan also contributed. The game stayed tight, with Montana rallying in the seventh and eighth innings after trailing 5 to 2.
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Montana Bas Ball Club
Butte
Mas
Ihala
To & Jenkins
Raz
Montanas
St. Jean
Logan
Anaronda
Red Men
Militant suffragette blamed in train wreck report near Bevonpore
A reported militant suffragette attempt to wreck an express train from Lonton to Frymouth in a Bevonpore tunnel failed as a motorman detected two wooden ties wedged on the rail. In Chicago, June 28, architectural iron workers in Pitsburg Minneapolis and Milwaukee walked out amid a lockout in building trades, per Edward Ryan.
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London
Lonton
Frymouth
Bevonpore
Batusday
London and Southwestern Railway
Chicago
Architectural Iron Workers
Pitsburg
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Edward Ryan
The
Cincinnati Garment Workers Reject 4-Week Work Week Offer
At a joint meeting in Cincinnati on June 28, about 500 garment workers rejected manufacturers demand for a 40 hour work week and planned a one hour weekly reduction. George Sudor, chairman, denied IWW influence and said all plants would be picketed.
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Cincinnati
Garment
George Sudor
Dec
O'Malley Contempt Hearing on Alimony Order
Patrick O Malley faced contempt proceedings in Judge Lynch's court over the March 26 order to pay 20 dollars monthly to his wife Mary O Malley until she could self support. He asserted earnings averages and expenses, claimed partial payments, and described support for two children in a Deer Lodge convent, while his wife sent an affidavit for income. Hegglund's defense denied cruelty charges, admitting a single slap. trial scheduled before Judge Lynch.
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Patrick
O'Malley
Jude Lynch
Department of Court
Mary O'Malley
Alvorce
Deer Lodge
Rais
Rae
Hegglund
Peter Breen
J. A. Poore
Lynch
Bathing Beach Fashions Draw Public Attention
Fashions in bathing suits captivate women as warm days approach, tanning and swimming become popular summer pastimes. Astrated is a stunning wall of brilliant fren wilk, sandals accompanying the cow.
Columbia Gardens Big Night Sets Butte Ablaze
Tonight promises a major event at Columbia Gardens with familiar music and a well kept pavilion. Howard's musical comedy The Tire the Place and the Girl tops Empire Theatre, starring Thomas Wiffen and Jessie Huston in a condensed hour and a half show with 20 in the company and loaded scenery.
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Columbia Gardens
Butte
Aptoves
Hough
Adams
Joseph
Howard
Tmpire Theater
Thomas Wiffen
Jessie Huston
Miss Huston
Mr. Whifton
Ady
Torpedo Boat Gestroyde Aylwin Fails Acceptance Run
Rockland Maine June 3 The torpedo boat Gestroyde Aylwin faked to flag for a second time in acceptance trials. Contract required 8 20s knots but best rate in 24 runs over the mile course today was 28.15 knots per hour. Test rover leaves tonight for Philadelphia where she was built for iterations.
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Rockland
Maine
Gestroyde Aylwin
Phil
Hia
Seattle council panel exonerates two city officials in graft inquiry
Seattle welfare committee released a six week inquiry report exonerating Health Commissioner Dr. James E. Lichin and Garage Superintendent L. Murray of graft and inefficiency charges. The report found no evidence to support the accusations and cleared the officials of wrongdoing. A separate item notes a Chinese delegate's planned visit to the United States to thank the American government for recognition.
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Seattle
Wash
Ci Council
James E. Lichin
L. Murray
Peking
Possible mission pick faces failure over Dr. Wa Ting Fang
The administration regards the selection for the mission as likely to fail due to Dr. Wa Ting Fang, formerly minister at Washington and ex minister of foreign affairs in the revolutionary cabinet.
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Wa Ting Fang
Washington
Heavy damages awarded in big Utah mining suit
Salt Lake City Utah June 23 A judgment ordering payment of damages with interest and costs was awarded by the U S district court today in a case between Silver King Coal Company and Silver King Consolidated. Former Senator Thomas Kearns is principal owner of the defendant company which operates mining property adjoining that of the plaintiff at Park City. The litigation arose over a charge that the Silver King Coalton had defrauded the Silver King Consolidated while the two were under a joint agreement to prevent an area dispute.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Silver King Coalition Company
Silver King Consolidated Company
United States District Court
United States Supreme Court
Thomas Kearns
Park City
Trah
Silver King Coalton
Silver King Consolidated
Pine wood may be added to the Vitican grounds
A fragment survey notes pine wood owned by the prince near gardens, accessible by underground passage or archway, potentially enlarging walking areas. The text also mentions political and civic notes, including President Wilson’s planned message relay by Boy Scouts, and various European diplomatic items.
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Moly See
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Tement
Clarics
Clark Companies
Atter
Dundee Woolen Mills
W. Park St
P. S
Daily Press
Stranger
Tana
Red Mex
Boeing
HON Workers
WALIC
Orrer
Wererd
Hennessys
Kennessys
Tussah Pongee
Mvewin
Jals Exon
BIG Utah
White House
Wilson
Carter Harrison
Grant Park
Chi Agu
International Athletic Associaions Pano
Paris
Raymond Poincare
Louis Barthon
K. of Phallia
George FR. Hageman
C. c. M. J. Geiger
Clerk Butte
Woodmen of the World
Adi
City of
North Se
Conklin
Parker Fountain
Paxson & Rockefeller Co
Bulle
Beecham
Enjoy Life
Joy
Neeeham
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