Butte Red Cross drive tops quota for flood relief
Butte residents pushed the Red Cross flood relief drive over its $1,000 goal with a $100 donation from Broadway theater management and smaller gifts from Cristofero Colombo Society and Divideon Grocery. A charity entertainment at Temple Ballroom was arranged, with proceeds to flood sufferers. Chief organizer Mrs. Sol Genzberger praised supporters and noted ongoing relief needs as Butte’s total nears $4,000 with further contributions planned.
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Butte
William Woodfall
Temple Theater
Hazel Green
Beau Trummel
Temple
Red Cross
Alex MacMillan O ‘Trident
Wil Tun
Mountain Blazex Amusement Company
Tomor
Woodfall
Sol Genzberger
Merle Davis
Broadway
Genzberger
Dirs. Genzberger
Genzberser
Triple tragedy prompts estate battle in court
In a May 19 hearing Judge J J Lynch will review a suit filed by D G Bertozzio as administrator of Madeline Schmidt Borelli against Genevieve Taylor and the estates of Bertha Schmidt and Ottila Schmidt. The case questions whether Borelli died before her mother and if Borelli’s estate can share in Schmidt's. The Schmidt estate, valued around 20000, includes 18000 in personal property and 6900 in real property. The Borelli estate is appraised at 250 and Miss Schmidt at 14036. The tragedy at the Colorado street residence on November 18 1925 left Borelli dead along with Bertha Schmidt and Ottila Schmidt after Borelli fatally wounded them and herself. The only surviving heir is Borelli’s husband, reportedly in Chicago.
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J. J. Lynch
D.G. Bertozzio
Madeline Schmidt Borelli
Genevieve Taylor
Bertha Schmidt
Ottila Schmidt
Borelli
Otiila Schmidt
Schmidt
Colorado Street
Morelli
Colorado Stret House
Charles Schmidt
Petty larceny charges filed against storekeeper and others
A series of minor crimes are listed including W P Kennedy charged with petty larceny for a ten dollar worthless check sworn by storekeeper Joseph Morsillo before Justice A H Wilkinson. Victor H Baker faces charges for removing mortgage property and fleeing Montana with an automobile. William Kitt is accused of third degree assault by his wife Ivy May Kitt. Amo Koski is charged with third degree assault by Erick Macki, who required hospital treatment.
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W. P. Kennedy
Joseph Morsillo
A. H. Wilkinson
Morsillo
Kennedy
Victor H. Baker
T. A. Libriko
Baker
Lef
Montana
Libriko
William Kitt
Ivy May Kitt
Amo Koski
Erick Macki
East
Granite Street
Macki
Koski
Hospital
Restore Health with S S S for a Strong Appetite
An advertisement promotes S S S as a tonic to improve appetite and energy. It claims regular use before meals boosts vigor, red blood cell production, and overall health, appealing to those facing competition and slow progress. It emphasizes natural plant roots and economical preparation.
Defendants Win Accident Suit Against Fellows
A verdict for the defendant was returned last evening by the jury in the case of Frank Fellows against Max W. Dudley. The action involved the collection of a $200 note and $2 damages from the collision on the reservoir road near the Harrison hotel. Dudley admitted signing the note but said he did so under duress. The case was tried in Judge George Bourquin's department. Estate matters include Maude Cattion valued at $667.12, Julia Harrington seeking administration, and others.
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Frank Fellows
Max W. Dudley
Fellows
Reservoir Road
Harrison Hotel
Dudley
George Bourquin
Maude Cattion
Julia Harrington
Carroll
John la Duke
James le Duke
Edward la Dike
Margaret la Dike
Robert la Duke
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