Dog days rule court pause in Butte law business
Judge Lynch announced there will be no regular law and motion day for several weeks as attorneys and clients rest from litigation. The passage notes a slowed docket with few matters for hearing and continuances until the next motion day.
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Western Federation of Miners
Bond
District Court
Supreme Court
Western Federation
Federation
Guy Miller
Charles H. Moyer
Judie Medernan
Patrick O'Neill
Butte Min« Tre’ Union
Woode
Divorce Rulings Mark Second Try for Gardinaroff and Wives
In a Montana district session Judge Lynch moved Gardinaroff toward a decree of divorce from Maria Gardinaroff after a previous denial. He claimed their Bulgaria marriage began in 1906 and Maria refused to join him in America, while authorities noted jurisdiction gaps. Separate hearings covered Emily and John Varda’s overseas marriage and a separate alimony matter involving Eliza Pascoe as Judge Donlan delayed action pending further orders.
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Rancho Gardinarof
Maria Gardinaroff
Donian
Tulgaria
America
Contanela
Lynch
Gardinaroff
Bulgaria
United States
Montana
Rip
Harry Meyer
Gardinard
Emily
Varda
W. H. Maloney
Donlan
Dies ‘Com
John Varda
Butte
Europe
W. J. Pascoe
Eliza Pascoe
George Toole
J. A. Poore
Pascoe
Atorney "Toole
Frank Popish
Louise Popish
Big Butte Kids Challenge Pacific Street in Children’s Day Game
Seven boys from the Big Butte team pressed the Standard staff to correct a game error claiming Pacific Street beat them 4 to 8. They challenge Pacific Street to a garden match on Thursday at 11 to settle differences on Children’s Day. Captain Johnny McAuliffe introduces new catcher Dick Boyle who has impressed with receiving and handling pitches.
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Big Butte
Standard
Pacific Street
Tig Tutte
Johnny McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Dick Boyle
West Side
Fhig Butte
West Siders
Boste
John McAuliffe
John Lester
Fred Bole
Zulie Reynolds
Tom Lenihan
Sutfeld
Francis Murphy
Will Twella
Tommy Doyle
One Worker Killed Every Fifteen Minutes Reported
San Francisco reports that an industrial worker dies every fifteen minutes and a further worker is injured every eighteen seconds in the United States. The claim comes from Christopher M. Bradley of the California Industrial Accident Commission during the forty annual meeting of the American Academy of Medicine. He discusses workmen's compensation and urges a uniform federal standard for interstate cases and broader state coverage for other industrial accidents. Washington announces added appointments for a mission to South and Central America to greet visiting U.S. business and finance leaders, naming G. A. Davidson, Daniel Keitel, A. Le Mills, and Charles C. Moore among the appointees.
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San Francisco
United States
Christopher M. Bradley
California Industrial Accident Commission
American Academy of Medicine
Akarate
Washington
Acton
South
Central America
pan-American Financial Congress
G. A. Davidson
San Diego
Daniel Keitel
Seattle
Wash
Record pigeon plight in Fort Worth new world mark claimed
Fort Worth Texas record claim by the Fort Worth Pigeon Fanciers association reports four homing pigeons liberated in New Orleans covered 50 miles to Fort Worth in hours at an average of 41 miles per hour. The supply note mentions Glasgow housing the largest cyanide factory in the world.
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Fort Worth
Texas
New Orleans
Glasgow
Premiums for the Dealer Premiums for the Dealer
The manufacturer promotes their goods through newspaper advertising and offers substantial premiums to create definite customers. Dealers cooperate, display the goods in windows, and invite the public to buy, benefiting from increased traffic and sales.
Police Court Jumble Capsizes Local Offenders
Tom Carroll found guilty of attacking Chinaman William Kennedy who held a bottle of nitre. B. Rowan fined $50 for allowing gambling. several others dismissed. Cotton's saloon fined for keeping open after hours. Kennedy and Ince Grey fined for vagrancy. W S Williams fined $20 for disturbance. stepson George Stevens involved.
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B. Rowan
Frank Emerson
James Cornell
George Conrad
Sam Duffin
Tom Rouley
William
Tucker
Clkars
Cotton
West Broadway
Mike Dwyer
Tom Carroll
van Sue
Carroll
William Kennedy
Ince Grey
Bonner
Kennedy
W. S. Williams
George Stevens
Williams
Canal tolls rise as Panama Waterway opens
Washington reports 34 million in tolls collected since the canal opened for traffic last May through June. In April tolls first exceeded operation and maintenance costs by 84 112 dollars, with total for the month 42 415 and operating costs 358 308 dollars, the highest monthly cost since opening.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Little girl imagines a strange toad and bug in hopeful words
A fragment notes a girl describing a large green warty toad and a big bug, always seated yet upright, remarking she may become a famous novelist or manicurist someday. The casual observation hints at childhood imagination and future ambition.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Omaha
Chicago and North Western
Chicago
Anaconda
Tay
Ava
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Ines
Oregon Washington Limited
Oregon
Union Pacific
Travel Information Bureau
Chicago and North Western Line
Sixth Avenue West
Helena, Mont
B.A. Gray
Northwest
Vers
Lynn Yemoraay
Armatrong Min- One
Harriet Arms Strong
McClernan
John D. Sullivan
Luke III Madigan
Badger Canyon
Madigan Place
H. Russel
WW. Winslow
Jefferson County
Maria
Rdinarope
Gale Sie
Newro Drug’ Co
Wet Park ‘Streets
Mont
Sheep Gulch
Butte, Mont
Cean Cola
Coca-Cola
THE
Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta, GA
Horan
William Kenndy
Remington
Fite Rent & “Shine
Remington ‘Typewriter Company Incorporated
Ate
Monte
W. Broadway
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