Girls Placed Beyond Doing Harm at Juvenile Hearing
Two girls, Mamie Satterthwaite and Olive Nettle, appeared before Judge Trenlan seeking proper disposition. Mamie, 16, was sent to the House of the Good Shepherd after acknowledging fault and expressing desire to stay with her mother, while Olive, not yet 15, preferred residency with her grandmother but was placed in another reform institution. The proceedings touched on guardianship, abuse, and mandatory reform measures relating to juvenile delinquency and placements.
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Mamie Satterthwaite
Olive Nettle
Trenlan
Satterthwaite
George Mauch
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Reform School
Sites
the Good Shepherd
Helena
House of the Good Shepherd
Livia
Sam Davey
Brown's Gulch
Daves
Davey
Rute
District Christian Endeavor Convention in Butte
The Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor holds a two day district convention at Shortridge Memorial Christian church in Butte. Attendees from city and county join in sessions with addresses by Rev. Mr. Wilson and H. H. Rothmann, music by Arcadian quartet and soloists, plus intermediat e and junior work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
Butte
Shortridge Memorial
District Union
Dr. Groeneveld
Tod
H. H. Srothmann
Arcadian Quartet
T. J. Davis
Chester Castle
Mr. Wilson
Flame
Jordan
C. H
C. H. Lorime Deer Lodge, 3:40, Address, the Rev. Robert A. Cameron
Anaconda
Babb
Helena
Mr. Farnsworth
Margaret Cummings
H. H. Rothmann
Big Eastern Roads Seek Business in Butte Visit
Eastern road representatives converge in Butte monthly to share in wholesale trade. Recent visitors include E A Gray general agent and George H Fender traveling passenger agent of Northwestern at Helena. M J Tanner of Baltimore & Ohio arrives from Salt Lake. Thomas Koerner of Minneapolis & St Louis is here from Spokane and Fr Stapleton of Pacific Coast from Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tian Roads
Butte
Tuitte
E. A. Gray
George H. Fender
Northwestern
Helena
M. J. Tanner
Paltimore & Ohio
Salt Lake
Thomas Koerner
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Spokane
Fr. Stapleton
Pariffle Coast
Merly
Western ‘Transit
Great Lakes
Tome
Tutte Toopen
Bootleggers to Appear Before Federal Officer
Assistant US district attorney F Liberg has traveled to Kalispell to represent the government at an arraignment of an alleged bootlegger. He will proceed to Browning for a preliminary hearing before a US commissioner concerning two men charged with smuggling.
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F. Liberg
United States
Kalispell
Browning
Vernon Li. Daly
H. G. Murphy
Ant
Moose lodges seek funds for clubrooms and parade role
Butte and Anaconda Moose lodges raise funds to lease and furnish clubrooms. The Butte lodge plans a trip to Anaconda late next week to attend a lodge fair. It also plans a uniform drill team to lead the Moose section in the Dig Bike parade on the Fourth of July.
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Butte and Anaconda
Moose
Butte
Anaconda
Butte Lodge
Faking minor steps in several suits heads to decree
In federal court Judge Bourquin will hear further testimony in the Clark Montana Realty Co and Bimori Mining Co versus Butte & Superior suit. A motion to strike part of Great Northern defense in a United States suit was denied. Government seeks $282.64 for timber losses on Flathead Reservation due to fires during double tracking near Glacier National Park. George Ryan to Seattle for alleged railway robbery. Moore to Seattle as marshal. Murphy to San Francisco to defend government in land case. Demurrer argued in the Larrabee estate suit. Horsley seeks $50,000 for injuries in a Madison county runaway in Sept 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wourquin
Sait
Clark Montana Realty Company
Bim Ori Mining Company
Butte & Superior
Great Northern
United States
Bourquin
Flathead Reservation
Gla~cier National Park
Seers
Great Falls
George Ryan
Butte
Seattle
Northern Pacific
P. J. Moore
G. Murphy
Attourney
San Francisco
W. A. Mahaffe
United States Circuit Court of Ap
Cas County
Montana
Francis P. Larrabe
C. X. Larrabee
Horsley
Brooklyn
Madison County
Naidenoff Sues Milwaukee Toad Over Auto Injury
Lazar Naidenoff sues the Milwaukee Toad, alleging injuries from a road company work incident last August. The case went to trial before Judge Lynch, with the plaintiff claiming harm while piling plates during road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazar Naidenoff
Milwaukee
Car Crash Leads to Lawsuit Over Injuries and Surgery
A plaintiff alleges injuries from a sudden car move that forced him against vehicle plates, requiring surgery. He seeks 17,000 dollars. Represented by P. E. Geagan, with Fd Burman and A. J. Verheyen for the road. Trial expected to run all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E. Geagan
Fd Burman
A. J. Verheyen
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