Wein Denied Discharge in Federal Bankruptcy Case
Judge George M. Bourquin upheld referee Frank W. Haskins and denied the discharge for Julius H. Wein, a former East Park merchant, in a bankruptcy case in federal court yesterday. The decision cited Wein's statements to the First National Bank of Butte and to a mercantile agency about his business finances. The matter remains on record for further action and review.
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First National Bank of
Butte
A. Pincus
Julius H. Wein
East Park
George M. Bourquin
Wein
Frank W. Haskins
Bourquin
Toa Mercantile Agency
Grip and Neurasthenia Postgrippal Condition Highlighted
A New York medical authority explains grip leads to postgrippal neurasthenia with nervous irritability mind and body languor and vague head pains. Treatment centers on rest and tonics. Dr Williams Pink Pills are promoted to build blood strengthen nerves and restore cheerfulness after grip. Pamphlet available on request from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
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New York City
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Court Defines Materiality in Bankruptcy Statements
The court ruled that statements by the bankrupt, though false, may still be material under section 14 of the bankruptcy act if used to obtain credit or property. The statements need not be the sole reliance of creditors but must contribute to extending credit. The referee’s conclusion on the books was upheld as reasonable. Attorneys busy as H G Murphy and E Lieb return from duties. Frank Woody heads to Missoula. D J McGowan arrives with the district attorney.
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H. G. Murphy
U States District Attorney
Helena
E. Lieb
Browning
Frank Woody
Missoula
D. J. McGowan
Department of the Interior
Shakespeare
Explosion blamed on bomb aboard Lamport & Holt ship
New York reports say the Lamport and Holt vessel Tennyson was disabled by a bomb placed by two Germans. The blast occurred at sea about 250 miles northeast of Maranhao Brazil, killing three crew and injuring others. The ship limped to Maranhao in a sinking condition after a month in Bahia drydock.
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New York
Lamport & Holt
Tennyson
Buenos Ayres
Bulmer
Bala
Maranhao
Brazil
Maranha
Tenyson
Bahia
Two Saved From Stricken Steamer Kirby Disaster
Sault Ste. Marie Mich May 9 All but two of the persons aboard were drowned when the steamer Kirby of the North Western Transportation Company of Detroit and Cleveland broke in two during a storm on Lake Superior yesterday and sank four miles off Eagle Harbor. The ship valued at 100000 dollars.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Kirby
North
Western ‘Transportation Company
Detroit
Cleveland
Lake Superior
Eagle Harbor
Too Many Prescriptions on Which to Get Liquor
Seattle May 9 Dr W G Amonds a licensed physician pleaded guilty in superior court to violating the state liquor law for issuing 789 liquor prescriptions since January 1 and was fined 50 dollars. He had previously been fined 100 dollars.
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Seattle
Wash
W. G. Amonds
Emonds Jiy
Sailor Caps for Babies From a Knitting Guide
Simple baby cap pattern from a knitting guide. Use white zephyr or Shetland wool and about fifty stitches for a six month old. Knit forty rows, fold the strip in half, sew edges, creating a double lined cap for soft warmth.
Facings Color Spring Tailleurs And A Social Note
The article discusses fashion details for spring tailleurs with bright facings on trims and collars, plus hats with ostrich trim and a white batiste blouse. It closes with reflections on work, pleasure, and social life for businesswomen and a stray note on New Britain natives.
Syndicate plans rail link from Flathead valley to Bonner
A Spokane announced syndicate plots a railroad from the Flathead valley in British Columbia to connect with Milwaukee North of Bonner and with Northern Pacific and Great Northern lines. The charter, granted by the Dominion government, lasts forever and covers coal lands and other properties. About 50 miles of Milwaukee track from McGillvray toward the boundary would join the branch toward Bonner, with bonds expected at 4 million dollars. The plan envisions coal, coke outlets to Kootenay smelters and ties to Canadian Pacific and Great Northern networks.
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Flathead Valley
British Columbia
Milwaukee
Bonner
Northern Pacific
Kins
Montana
Spokane
A. Worth Eden
Charles Mckinnis
Kellogg
KR. D. Miller
Exchange National Bank of Spokane
Belden
McGillvray
Canadian Pacific
Boundary Line
Bullad
Milwaukee Road
Southeast Kootenay
Alberts
Great Northern
Ailwaukee
Kootenay
Conductor of Nineteen Years Recalled in Remarkable Tale
A fragmentary testimonial references a long serving conductor, illness relief, and a note about Pane l One curative properties. The text mentions Mr David A. Evans of Watertown and describes dramatic health improvements after three weeks of use, including weight change and reduced nervous distress.
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David A. Evans
Novi2
Capital Street
Watertown
Mags
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