Widow Seeks Letters of Administration in Estate Case
A suit seeks letters of administration for Maud F Sheehan to distribute her husband’s estate. The trust shows $10,694.18 cash received and $1,226.48 paid, leaving $9,467.73, with stocks and bonds of unspecified value. Geoffrey Lavell’s daughter Helen L Nelson seeks administration of her father’s estate. Corry, guardian of John Corry, is authorized to sell mining interests for estate payment, including the Golden Hematite lode claim. The case notes a potential $100,000 estate value and pending $5,000 litigation by McHugh for services.
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Maud F. Sheehan
Sheehan
Trix
McHugh
Mullingar
Basin
Helen L. Nelson
Divide
Geoffrey Lavell
Arthur V. Corry
Schasser
Bann on Downy Mildewed Corn From Several Regions
A federal directive effective July 1 bars entry of raw seed or corn from Southern Asia India Siam Indo China China the Archipelago Australia New Zealand Formosa Japan and adjacent islands due to quarantine. Seed from these regions will be returned and may carry injurious diseases such as peronospora maydis and sclerospora.
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United States
Asia
India
Siam
Indo China
China
Maarchipelago
Australia
Formosa
Japan
Department
Washington
Buttevetter- Gay
Phil C. Goodwi
Another Phase of Fight in Meaderville Saloon
A further clash erupted at a Meaderville saloon on Lincoln Avenue Monday night. Deputy county attorney Berday asked for warrants for the arrest of Tony Crunch the bartender Crnich allegedly struck Trbovich with a bottle. The complaint was filed in Justice Dwyer court. Trbovich was injured and taken by sheriff deputies to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Avenue
Meaderville
Trbovich
Edpatrick
Berday
Tony Crunch
A Lifesaving Dog and a Grateful Owner
A narrator recalls caring for a shivering dog beneath a coat and earning a life long friend. The dog now wears a collar and license and wags his tail in gratitude, a testament to loyal companionship despite the owner's actions or words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Willard Bonte
Tarbox Mine progress accelerates toward September operation
Richard Daxon reports rapid development at the Tarbox Mine near Saltese Montana. Three shifts work as shafts reach 600 to 700 feet and crosscuts target the 500 600 and 700 foot levels toward the vein. Assays show ore with strong lead silver and zinc values on dumps totaling nearly 10 000 tons. A compressor plant is planned to be installed and commercial ore shipping expected by late year. The piece also notes other Tarbox properties showing promising signs.
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Richard Daxon
Tarbox Minin Company
Butte
Saltese
Mont
Daxon
Charles Hammer
T. J. Harrington
C. J. Larson
Robert Metcalf
Tinda ‘Larson
C. J Tarson
Norway
Australia
United States
Liquor Sale Allegation at DRAKULION MELD Road House
A complaint filed in Justice Dwyer’s court alleges Angela Drakulich Ayers at DRAKULION MELD sold liquor without a license after a sheriff raid of the road house on the flat south of Buse Monday evening.
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Ayers
Angela Drakulich
Drakulion Meld
Buse
Dwyer
Henderson
Butte Columbia copper project presses tunnel drive
Large mining venture in Butte County advances to deeper testing with a 3100 foot eastward tunnel at the Butte Columbia property. 35 claims totaling about 600 acres aim to prove ore continuity and commercial value while planning crosscuts to surface veins amid experienced leadership and western railroad access.
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Butte-Columbia Per Mining
Butte People
Tutte
Silver Bow
Jefferson Counties
Butte District
Arthur A. Miller
Secretary to announce three mining stations soon
Word from Butte says within two weeks the secretary of the interior will announce the location of three mining stations funded by federation appropriations of $25,000 each. The secretary will act on the recommendation of Mr. Stannmanning, chief of the bureau of mines, as Butte's claim to one station is presented.
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Senate
Alaska
Pacific Northwest
Spokane
Seattle
Butte
School of Mines
Secretary of the Interior
Federation
House
Stanmanning
Bureau of Mines
Wham Butte
Mexican workers seek pacifist program meeting
A message from Mr. Gompers replies to a note that Mexican workers wish to meet the executive council to discuss realizing its pacifist program. The exchange underscores labor leaders' engagement with Mexican labor concerns.
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Gompers
Washington
Jones
Eagle Pass
Texas
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Organized Workers of
Mexico
Heavy touring business boosts the season travelers
Westbound tourist traffic from the Atlantic seaboard surges for the season notes Wallace 1% Cravath. Tourists from Alaska and the National parks stop at multiple points studying state conditions. Trains added with extra sleeping cars as the season progresses. Henry Walthall stars in The Little Musketeer a new photoplay blending southern chivalry romance and a subtle crime mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Seaboard
Wallace
Henry Walthall
Butte Delegate Attends Wage Scale Conference
Tom Robbins, delegate of the Butte Electrical Workers union, attended a Chicago wage scale conference with Milwaukee Road officials and representatives from Butte, Missoula, and Anaconda. J. F. McNulty, international president of the IBEW, was summoned to Butte amid a strike. Supt. Murphy reports C. A. Goodnow plans to report outcomes to unions. The talks aim to settle wage scales to prevent future strikes for about 130 workers across Milwaukee electrification work in substation operating departments from Avery, Idaho to Harlowton.
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Tom Robbins
Butte Electrical Workers’ Union
Chicago
Milwaukee Road
Electrical Workers of
Butte
Misoula
Anaconda
J. F. McNult
Prer
Srike
Ealsers
Chee
J. J. Murphy
C. A. Goodnow
Provident of the
Milwaukee
Avery
Idaho
Harlowton
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