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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1917

Page

12

Fee dispute and court actions in unseen estate cases

Judge Dwyer heard the estate of John B. Sates with executrix Nellie Eisenhauer and attorney fees contested by Fitzgerald and others. Two cases in Judge McClernan’s department failed to reach trial, one a personal injury suit with Northern Pacific and the other against Butte & Superior. Abram Lewis seeks $25,000 for his mother Rose Lewis’s death after a prior $10,000 verdict was reduced on appeal. John H. Kenevan sues Ed A. Eno to reclaim a sewing machine and attachments valued at $200.

Matt Canning P. E Fitzgerald Mra Eisenhauer Dwyer McClernan Department of Court Tom Vigle Northern Pacific Chetkovich Lewis Steee Lynch Abram Lewis Charles Steele Lewis Rose Lewis Steele Supreme Court John H. Kenevan Ed A. Eno

Three Men Take Pledge for One Year in Court

Police Judge Whitty offered three men a year long abstinence pledge or a fine after drunken disorder. John Goggan John Brown and Ted Thomas faced charges. all accepted the pledge and were discharged. The judge urged sobriety, noting workers lose control when paid. Thomas hesitated before pledging.

Whitty John Goggan John Brown Ted ‘Thomas Lato East Broadway Goggan

Alexander entertains in the city police court

Sam Alexander a West Galena street merchant staged a show in the police court after being fined 20 dollars for disturbance. He demanded witnesses enter one by one and tested the court with questions about marriage and a lease case while the judge repeatedly admonished him. He left after a final 26 dollar fine and a sharp exchange with Judge Whitty.

Sam Alexander West Gaena Street Sam Almira Apartments West Galena Alexander

Traffic violators fined by court in city case

Sergeant Philip Prija reported four men brought to court yesterday for ordinance violations. W. H. Keithier fined ten dollars for speeding, Joe Miller ten for passing a stopped street car, Chester Evans ten for an improper license number, and C. Ford ten for blocking traffic.

Philip Prija W. H. Keithier Joe Miller Chester Evans C. Ford Traffe

Tired business men see little nonsense luncheon program

At the Finlen hotel today at 12 oclock sharp the Butte Ad club features a luncheon program titled A little nonsense for the tired business man. E M Taylor leads the program with Secretary Snyder preparing the bills Theater acts will be part of the program Herb Riley Paul Noble Jay Haas Tom McDonald Phil Levy William Wisner Earl Keeler Carney Eckhart Claude S Jensen are featured. Dance of the Seven Pails is listed as a mystery number.

Butte Finlen E. M. Taylor Snyder Herb Riley Paul Noble Jay Haas Tom McDonald Phil Levy William Wisner Earl Keeler Carney Eckhar

Street crowd fined in city police court

Eight men were fined five dollars each for lingering on the corner of East Granite and Covert streets past curfew after refusing to move when detectives Henderson and Mitchell requested. One man, John Suimela, was dismissed for trying to disperse the crowd. The court ruled all were guilty despite excuses. The article also notes federal jury enrollment underway in Missoula and Butte, with P. J. Brophy and George W. Sproule involved.

East Granite Covert Henderson Mitchell John Suimela

Measles Plague Eases as Quarantine Signs Removed

Following removal of quarantine signs yesterday, only three measles cases remain under county health care. One scarlet fever and two smallpox cases are reported. throat inflammations and tonsillitis are common with dusty, windy weather. A rain is hoped to improve conditions citywide.

County Board of Health

Robbery at gunpoint in Butte targets Tom Nichols

James Shea identified the suspect near his home in northern Butte as Tom Nichols after a night hold up. A warrant was issued for Nichols as Shea reported the gunman demanded his valuables, causing him to surrender.

James Shea North Stain Street Butte Pat Kelly Shea Tom Nichols Nichols

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Blanchard Davenport Mable Kopald West Broadway GAMER West Park Street Butte Grill James Purity Cafeteria W. H. Davey F. A. Ironside North Main Street Montana Sattes Estate POLIC Burley Tobacco Lucky Strike Mey Nuisa Exo Company, Inc A.C. MN
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