Legal Fight Over Street Improvement District in Butte
Jurist hears questions in A W Barnard vs city of Butte over right to levy a tax in a street improvement district near a restricted area. Protests from Barnard Realty, Tatgey estate and others challenge protest validity and signed authority. Separate matter: removal of Gold Seal Bakery receiver Emile Ornatela for alleged mismanagement and preference in supplying, plus Milwaukee Road case verdict in favor of Lazar Naldenoff for 17000.
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Tatgey Estate
Largey
Nadeau Company
6Th
Barnard
McClernan
Gold Seal Bakery Company
Emile Ornatela
Jack Dallas
Lynch
Terday
Milwaukee Road Growehts
Lazar Naldenoff
Trial headlines in Montana court mixups and delays
A jury trial began in Judge Lynch's court yesterday in the case of Anton Donati and others versus Tutte-Ballaklava Company with plaintiffs alleging a $5,000 shortfall from lease dealings. Separate motions were argued to change the trial location for Joseph Bruneas against the miners' union from Silver Bow to another county.
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Anton Donati
Tutte-Ballak-lava ‘Company
Lynch
Plaintif's
Butte-Batlaklava
Ide Lynch
Joseph Bruneas
Miners’ Union
Sliver Bow
Great Southern Adopts New Summer Schedule May 14
Beginning May 14 the Great Southern will add trains and extend service. Glacier Park Nos 3 and 4 will operate coastward from St. Paul, no longer turning at Havre. A Billings to Great Falls float train and a standard sleeper on the Glacier Park Limited will improve through travel, with a Vancouver to San Francisco route and Bare Flat local trains added on the wheat belt.
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Great Southern
Glacier Park
St. Paul
Havre
Butte
D. B. Wilder
Jim C. B. Stone
Trac
Northern
Billings
Great Falls
Glacier Park Limited
Kallepell
Snowton
Sidney
Fairview
Vancouver
British Columbia
San Francisco
Beat
Wheat Belt
President's Namesake Woodrow Wilson Catches Measles
A child named Woodrow Wilson, son of Mr and Mrs John Simmons, contracted measles joining other local children. Eas ton city chemist reports epidemic persists with little impact from preventive steps. Heavy losses among officers in Germany noted, with five colonels and 104 majors and captains among the fallen.
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John Nf. Simmons
Woodrow Wilson
Simmons
Texas Monte
Butte
Easton
Officerserlin
Statts
Germany
Legacy Chef Nele Kahlgren Heads To Sweden
Nele Kahlgren longtime chef at the Thornton hotel departs for Gottentors Sweden to settle a disputed family legacy. Born Nels in Gottenburg, he rose from local roots to become a trusted hotel manager noted by Butte business leaders for shrewd dealings and skill with cuisine. He plans to return to Butte after visiting his father’s estate and his banking family background.
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Nele Kahlgren
Thornton Hotel
Gottentors
Sweden
Butte
Nels
Gottenburg
Nele
Texas
Hutte
Cheal
Thornton
W. F. Lave
Nel
Elderly Poisoning Probe in Windsor and Cheshire
Hartford authorities and state police pursue a poisoning death probe involving Franklin wa of Cheshire and other elderly residents at Windsor. Mrs Amay E Archer Gallizan, owner of a home, is under arrest. an auto shows poison administered. Officials say autopsies on two other inmates indicate possibly non natural deaths in recent years.
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Hartford
Conn
Mayford
Franklin Wa
Cheshire
Windsor
Amay E. Archer-Gallizan
Propriete Home
Andrews
Mra. Gal- Higan
Dublin uprising toll climbs with 129 dead
London reports 129 killed 284 wounded and 2 missing among British troops and Royal Irish Constabulary in Dublin. Parliament notes 621 total casualties. Also mentions trains bandits, trial testimony in Cheyenne, and other wild mix of dispatches from May across cities.
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London
Asquith
Lieutenant Fay Sentenced to Eight Years in Prison
Robert Fay, a lieutenant in the German army, was convicted in federal court yesterday of conspiring to destroy munition ships of the allies through bomb contrivances. He was sentenced today to eight years in the federal penitentiary at Atlanta.
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Ork
Robert Fay
Atlanta
Thinks Of His Family When It Is Too Late
Sentence reports a judge sentencing two men, alter Scholz and Pant Daache, to four and two years respectively for crimes. Cleveland attorney A J Young presided as the court noted they did not ariso n and deserved punishment. Nearby mentions include Tacoma merchants, a 110 year term, and Rosalind countess of Cartisie seeking rents on Castle How estate amid wartime stress.
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Alter Scholz
Ad Pant Daache
Fere
Nowe
Arison
Caylle
Cleveland Allaw
A. J. Young
Vaneioll & Co
Tacoma
Cheeland
Castle How
Yorkshire
Prince Albert
Verdun gunfire heard 188 miles away at Ziegenbalm
Reported artillery roar from Verdun reaches Ziegenbalm though windows were shut, a remarkable echo of World War I warfare illustrating the reach of bombardment and the persistent memory of the conflict.
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Verdun
Ziegenbalm
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Metho Episcopal Church
Methodist General Conference
Board of Bisops
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New York
Wood
Department of the East
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Reuter
Cairo
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Chicago
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Rosalind
Cartisie
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Pri Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. CG
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