Court Settles Mandamus Case Over Skeleton Book Access
Judge Lynch prepared to rule on the mandamus to force County Assessor Bennatte to allow City Engineer Gow to inspect the skeleton book for sprinkling assessments. An arrangement was reached granting book access under noninterfering conditions. Other court actions included dismissals, demurrers, and new trial denials.
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Missoula County
Edward CC. Smith
Tron Mountain Tunnel Company
American Bonding Company
FE. Calkins
Patrick J. Moore
Dave
Making Irish Lace at Hennessy’s Store in Butte
Butte residents can watch Irish lace making this week at Hennessy’s on the second floor near Main street windows. Fionan Mac Collum and Father O Flanigan lead tiaelle league members to promote Irish language literature and arts. The group uses lace weaving embroidery and rugs to showcase Irish talent and aid a broader American appreciation of Ireland.
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Butte
Hennessy's
Fionan MacCollum
Father O'Flanigan
Tiaelle League
Ireland
America
Pacific Coast
Monday Morning Police Court Dismisses Most Vagrants
Twenty eight men faced Judge Booker in police court on Monday morning. Fifteen were labeled vags and most were dismissed, except five colored residents of the restricted district and Fannie Sales who were jailed over a $350 panel game dispute involving Lawrence Tondila. The others received floaters.
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Booker
Lawrence Tondila
Lawrence
Fannie Sales
Orne urges industrial coed school in state
Dr. Orne and Mrs. Orne toured Butte with plans to recruit Governor Norris for a coeducational industrial school for dependent children. He warned that without training and homes, bright youths may turn to crime, and cited local institutions as strong but needing parental and police cooperation.
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A. & Orne
Butte
Orne
Norris
Washington
Oregon
Dr. Orne
Harry Thaw
Pullman
Mr. Pullman
T. J. Harris
New York City
Fred
Mr. Harrie
Fred Harris
Paris
New York
Judge denies further modification of child custody decree
After three days of hearing Judge Lynch refused Charles E. Shewe’s bid to gain absolute control of Hazel. He noted the decree already grants the father custody while allowing the mother visits and rejected sending the child to an institution. he warned he would revisit if the mother's conduct worsens. Mrs. French testified amid nerves as counsel argued for Shewe and Mrs. French.
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Lynch
Charles E. Shewe
Mary C. Shewe
Charles French
Hazel
Shewe
Illinois
French
Bob Kirk
A. Wallace
William Wilson
Rain and wind wreck Norfolk pickle factory and race stables
Rain totaling 2.49 inches drenched Norfolk Nebraska overnight with a fierce wind that destroyed a pickle factory and toppled most race track stables. A freight train on the Chicago Minneapolis St Paul Omaha line struck a washout and was wrecked. Pilsner and Haufbrau on draft at Windsor buffet. John T. Todd, Prop.
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Norfolk
Neb
Chicago, Minneapolis, St. Paul & Omaha
Pilsner and Haufbrau
Windsor
John T. Todd
Commercial Secretaries Begin Meeting Today
The Montana Commercial Secretaries association holds a two day session at the Masonic temple in Missoula. Program topics include advertising assistance from county and state fairs rail road publicity and best practices for secretaries with speakers from Lewistown Helena and Missoula. Delegates join the Montana Good Roads congress with shared entertainment.
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Standard
Missoula
Commercial Secretaries’ Association of Montana
Masonic Temple
George E. Mathews
Lewistown
Lewis Penwell
Helena
Montana
R. M. Calkins
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway
Seattle
Arthur L. Stone
Daily Missoulian
C. A. Meade
David Hilger
Lewistown Commercial Club
John H. Raftery
Treasure State
E. L. Weed
E. B. Camp
Billings Chamber of Commerce
Montana Good Roads Congress
Ferris Pleads Guilty To Grand Larceny Charge
Louis Ferris admitted guilt to a grand larceny accusation brought by Joe Williams a barber on South Arizona Street alleging Ferris stole diamonds valued at 1200 dollars from him while they were at the Broadway theater last week Ferris was jailed awaiting sentence after police recovered the jewelry.
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Louis Ferris
Deer Lodge
Joe Williams
Arizona Street
Ferris
Broadway
District Court
Refusal to Accept Plea in Mexican Smuggling Case
Los Angeles June 26 Judge Olin Wellborn refused to accept guilty pleas offered by Patrick Silent and John George Gordon former rebel fighters from Lower California They pleaded guilty saying they expected jail time General C Rhys Pryce head of the insurrectos held at the Mexican government request appeared without counsel and the court would not accept a plea on extra smuggling charges until he could afford an attorney
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Los Angeles
Cal
Olin Wellborn
United States District Court
Patrick Silent
John George Gordon
Lower
California
C. Rhys Pryce
Insurrectos
Taft Chooses Invention to Receive Millionth Patent
In Washington on June 26 the United States government will issue patent No. 1,000,000 on Aug. 1 to an inventor designated by President Taft. Commissioner Edward Bruce Moore has anticipated a celebration for the milestone and Taft asked the commissioner to proceed if regulations allow.
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Washington
United States
Taft
Edward Bruce Moore
Premium gift offer with $10 yearly subscription
The Standard announces a premium list larger than normal for all subscribers. New and old members who pay a year in advance receive a premium worth up to $2.00. Returns are highlighted as a key incentive for renewing or joining.
Kaiser Honors Morgan After Luther Letter Sale
J Pierpont Morgan met Emperor William I in Kiel to present the autograph Luther letter to Charles V. Morgan paid 26000 dollars for the 1521 document, which shields the reformer’s stance. the letter never reached the emperor due to its sensitive content. The German public voiced annoyance as Morgan received the grand cross of the Order of the Red Eagle.
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Kiel
Germay
J. Pierpont Morgan
William
Martin Luther
Charles V
Order of the Red Eagle
Mr. Morgan
Luther
Diet of Worms
Florence
Morgan
Leipsic
Saxony
Riot at church sale ends with pepper shot
In Lansing on June 26 red pepper was fired from a shot gun during a riot between Mayflower Congregational church members and Latter Day Saints adherents. Congregationalists say the sale included moving the building, while new owners planned to keep it at its current site opposite the Congregational church.
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Lansing
Mich
Mayflower Congregational Church
Congregational Church
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