Lorimer Banks Face Large Loans and Receiver Ending
The Lorimer and Munday bank, linked to former senator Lorimer, is revealed to have large loans and control by the investigation. The bank surrendered its charter and became a state institution amid a federal inquiry into Lorimer’s 1909 Senate seat and a $40,000 loan to Thomas J. Paynter.
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Cmgagg
la Sills Strreet Trust and Savings
United States District Actiaries
Ixink
Wills Lorimer
G. B. Munday
Lwa TS New
John KR. Walsh
Walsh
Larimer-Munday Bank
foftover-Gallagher L Instruction
Litchferd Mill
Blavityy Company
Houthern Traction Company
Wi Enterprises
Katte
Thomas J. Paynden
Lotmer
United States
Senateyiil Invesligatiin
Lorimer
Senate
Paynter
Regulate Stock Exchanges Debate Advances in Senate
Washington June 35 Senator Owens pushes for federal oversight of stock exchanges amid criticism of speculative hazards. The banking committee reports and reviews the money trust issue, highlighting concerns about the NYSE and market fairness. Meanwhile probate notices in Montana announce a public auction of estate realty in Deer Lodge County.
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Washington
Owen
Owen Bagaon
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Galt
Notice of Fertyhtare to Charles and Gerison heirs
Notice to heirs and legal representatives that four expenditures totaling 400 dollars have been made on the Ang Infe mining claim in Derr Lodge county Montana. The notice records location in book and date, seeking to hold the claim under a provision of United States law. If the other co owners do not contribute their share within the publication fee period, their interest will become property of the subscriber.
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Charles & Gerison
Altinte
Iorgetown
der Lodge
State of Montana
Jada
Ongond
Derr Lodge
Montana
United States
Dee
Snicdl
Stallan
Ole Noland
Manipulation of Stocks by Artificial Methods
The report highlights various artificial techniques used to influence stock prices. It also cites several court decisions to establish the government’s right to regulate the stock exchange through limits on market manipulation.
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Stock Exchange
Campaign to Make Oregon Dry Starts in Portland
A state prohibition party conference in Portland launches a dry campaign for Oregon. WHIM plans a free days session to organize immediate action, targeting slum derelicts and urging women’s votes. Committees aim to ratify a prohibition amendment and fill a statewide ticket including United States Senate and Congress candidates.
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Portland
Ore
Prohibition Party
Oregon
United States Senate
Congress
Murder charge filed in Seattle man’s assault death
A formal second degree murder charge was brought today against Napoleon Mareott, an immigrant, for kicking Arthur Johnson to death and injuring three others during a Monday night game in Seattle. The prosecution declares Mareott sane.
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Seattle
Napoleon Mareott
Arthur Johnson
Mareott
Ute Unilea Lutheran Church approves college acquisition
At its annual convention closing session in St. Paul on June 21, the Ute Unilea Norwegian Lutheran Church of America decided to pay Gehl $5,000 to Spokane Washington college and take over its management. The property will remain owned by the Washington association.
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St. Paul
Ute Unilea
Norwegian Luthern Church of America
Gehl
Spokane Wash College
Washington Association
Birds refuge order fornative birds in Puget Sound area
Washington June 25 Smith and Miner islands fourteen miles north by west from Port Townsend were designated as a breeding ground and winter sanctuary for native birds. The May order signed by President Wilson imposes penalties for interference with the birds.
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Washington
Desperate Jealousy Ends in Double Oct? Tragic Nebraska Shooting
In Grand Island Nebraska on June 5 Joseph Smith a chauffeur shot and killed his wife then took his own life. The event follows a jealous confrontation as police investigate the double tragedy.
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Grand Island, Neb
Joseph Smith
Proclamation on Initiating Workers Injury Act in Montana
The proclamation by Governor Blews t declares petitions filed to submit to Montana voters a measure titled An act relating to compensation of injured workers and dependents, creating an industrial insurance department, and related provisions. The act would abolish the doctrine of negligence in most cases and set penalties, with submission planned for the November election of 1914. The document is signed by Governor and Secretary of State with formal seals.
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Mnatter
State of
Montana
S. V. Blews T
United States of America
Threatening notes received by judge in divorce case
San Francisco June 25 Threatening letters signed with a skull and crossbones were sent to Judge John T Van Nostrand of the superior court in a bid to influence his handling of the Shorb divorce case now before him The letters and others to defense counsel Charles Awe retained by Donald Shorb caused a sensation The letters mention Lee and imply involvement of a private detective and a disbarred lawyer The letters were turned over to postal inspectors
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San Francisco
John T. van Nostrand
Shari
Ub Eation
Charles A. Awe
Donald Shorb
Shorb
Westl
Lee
den “Sen
Yart
Bis
Donald McM
Shorty
Bromaht
Inividunda
Jiersah
Gradi Prosecutiona
Missionary funding debated at Northern Baptist convention
In Boston on June 23 delegates in the opening sessions of the Northern Baptist convention discussed increased financial support for foreign missions. Rev Dr Carrie Helm Jones of Seattle, president of the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society, urged measured effort with missionary work extending to all parts of the world.
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Boston
Anedis
W Northern Baptist Convention
Carrie Helm Jones
Seattie
American Baptist Foreign Mission
Sntiety
The Innocent Bystander Report of a Fatal Revolver Duel
In Martsmouth a bystander named O'Brien was killed by a stray shot during a revolver duel between Ohlat of Police Relney and fisherman George Hart as police tried to arrest him. O'Brien, son of W J O'Brien, supervised hateneries operations and died instantly.
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Martsmouth
Nel
Sime
Monaleld O'Brien
W. J. O'Brien
Ionny
Ohlat
Relney
George Hart
Stannay
Baye
O'Brien
History of Indiana Coal Mining From 1801 to 1910
The United States geological survey notes early Indiana coal knowledge by 1801 with outcrop discoveries during public land surveys. It records 1811 mining in Fulton County and 1837 as the first commercial effort by American Cannel Coal at Cannellton, Perry County, loading onto boats for Ohio River shipment. Production rose with railroads, peaking in 1910 at 1, ex 1823? million tons. 1923 figures cited as 17,103,871 tons, reflecting industry growth despite periods of decline.
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Indianapolis News
United States Geological Survey
Indiana
Public
Geological Survey
Tadianha
Fulton
Perry County
Robert Fuldoy
Orleans
Ohio River
American Cannel Coal Companys
Ohio
United States
Brazil
Terre Haute
Fragmented court speech on verdict in a peculiar case
A garbled court transcript shows a juror address in archaic diction. The speaker urges the jury to believe the witness and value “evilence tenderathy” amid muddled wording, hinting at a contentious case involving a platinum element before they return a verdict.
Standard Wants One Count a Word Classified Ads
Classified ads for the Standard test at branch agencies will receive uniform attention as if published in the main office. Ads are telephoned to the Standard office for prompt publication. Butte West Siph Henry's pharmacy and Runaler Drug Co list local drugstores including O'Teary's and South Butte Pharmacy with several others in surrounding towns.
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Agentorul
Butte
Anaconda
Siph Henry’s
Granite
Alabama
Runaler Drug Co
Parl
Sidt O'teary’s
Ty Hot
South
Butte Pharmacy
Aluminusn Atl
Utah
Family Drug
Main
Wilgwn's
Marvin Avenue
GO. BE. Anen
Aluminum Retreat
Walkerville
Walkerville Drug Co
Tale Street
Centerville
Centerville Drug Co
Manin
Traphone
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Ca
Thor
Excelsior
Wale Motor Cycle Garage
Galena
Tutte
Wheeler & Wilkon
Amching
Cornell
IWR
B. Hitke
Anaconia
Duck theft trial fades as judge presses jury pronounceme
A juror’s task looms over a crowded courtroom scene where a man stands accused of stealing ducks. The defense relies on witnesses to counter the prosecution, while a judge urges the jury to weigh the evidence carefully amid a flood of testimony and public interest.
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Neaven
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Goldberg
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Paris
Benzine
Bere
Phoney Films
Lorimer's
Sudlejal
Montam
Deer
Teresa Flanigan
Nallee
Deer Lodge
Theresa, Planiean
Sahl
Anid Court
Smith Walt
Deer Ledge
Menlank
Hat Flanagan
Teresi Flantran
Tarrover 4 College
Legals
4. M. Atderson
Secretary of State
V. Stewart
Garly Endiana Ming
Standard
Hell
Ind
Parst
HH. T
Biutte
Tu Park Ave
Anavonda
Earrer
Nation Echod
W. Seventh
Los Angeles
T. Common
Whitehall
Mont
Bntoueber Amt
Melander
VOR
Heal Estate
Mghdy S Turnis
Jl W. Porphyry
Tutteron Sale
Washole
Main St
Hwaatin
Taf
Colnrane
Fanm
Flathead
Frank D.lyman
Dixon, Mont
Sullivan & Peterson
A. FM
Safa
Frank Miller
Belgrade
Inquire
Malu
South Mall Street
Box 2
Blanchard
Ee Ee New Thought Center
Hall
Photnix
Broadway
ART Florist
Gregson Hot Springs Co
Connell's
Perin
Malin
Umbrella Facgtouy
Alsger
T-Horkie
Antonio
Pope-Hartford
Harold
Springer
Squire Ie Aig
Callater Sp
Delaware
Mainsb
Park
City
Lewis & Sanderson
Parkava
Canton
Box Standart
En Surniture
Butte Furniture Exchange
Tel
Rand, Company
Nand Ave
Sehiaand
Proms
Hurre
Teene Nn Renner
Hausa
Hama
S. Fixcelslar
Bulee
UW. Broadway
Butle
Sr.s. Washington
Mercury Butte
Sandern
Bath
Stedin-Hented
Iid
Nevada
W. Capper
Wyoming
Washington, Hutte
Iit Cherry
Bach
S. Montana
Fins Alberton
South Main
Rite
Jackson
Ouse
Quartz
Sis
S. Uakota St
Butta
Slemons & Booth
Silver Bow
S. Hank
Phoenis
Wilson & Smith Co
Owsley Bik
Poultr
Rhode Island
Tout & McArth
Rombauer Assay Co
Assayere
Lewis , Walker
N. Wro
Box
Thomas Buggy
N. Main
Goopall Bros
Montes
Sinlast
Efelena
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