Supreme Court denies relief in copper mining case
The case concerns a receivership over the Parrot River and Copper Mining Company to settle a bill of exceptions and obtain a new trial. Judge Brantly directs settlement of records, with receivership expenses and compensation debated. the court adopts referee findings and adjourns for further proceedings in a long argument over costs and fees.
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Brenda Delany
Willan Cheney
Suremo Nouylose
Muller
Dustica 'Goodure Brantly
Gad
Nelion
Av PB
Ileinie
Athens
Parrot Hiver
Nipper Lodge
Contracts Set For Post Supplies Bids In May
Contracts for post supplies are set as bids open in May. The segment notes bids for coal and building materials for the post office, including a four hundred ton coal lot and four thousand pounds of monopole. outlines past and ongoing projects with dates and contractor names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Mons
RK Devlin
Laos
All in Readiness for Extra Session
The legislature gathers for an imminent extra session. Members have arrived and prepared, with only two days for business. The main tasks include approving a sivte exidhtr and aiding caplet building growth, under Governor Toole's guidance.
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Tolan
Tobb
Nhoh
Honge
Seriata
Apronlavtan
History of Railways Negotiations Between Ward and Cairrellson
A May 22 page outlines disputes in railway negotiations between I. I. Wand, general manager, and A. B. Cairrellson of the Order of Railway Councils. The panel reviews parties, committees, and efforts toward settlement over items except certain reforms. The report notes the double-heated demand and the amicable settlement aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyenlal
Great Falls Pays Big Price for Hay
Special dispatch reports a hay price surge affecting Great Falls as supply disruptions force higher costs. A series of local agricultural notices describe market effects and include references to individuals and institutions involved in price and policy discussions.
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Great Falls
Spree Apprnd Pispaten Plan Aide to Mayor’s Office
The fragmentary note in the Standard indicates a plan involving a parade or public event led by Lelie, with unclear roles for Beersnig Lol and others. It mentions a morning program, a possible address to a lordian, and a single candidate if only one is chosen, tying to a wider civic program.
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Lelie
Uae
Porzilem
Chronic sores and blood purifier promise relief
The passage warns that chronic ulcers are caused by underlying disease and toxins. It promotes a blood purifier priced at 3.5 dollars claiming to cleanse the blood, purify the system, and restore health, with no charge for medical service. It urges readers with persistent sores to seek treatment.
Textbook law dispute in Helena court ruling on commission duties
A demurrer contesting a provision creating a state textbook commission was upheld in district court at Helena. Judge Clements heard May arguments, with State Superintendent Welch cited as commission member and questioned for duties. case concerns whether the law secures text book controls and who may bring action.
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Daspuley
Brandarek
Helena
Myers
Charles He Snell Ageloel
Alte Text- Hook Commission
Ti Ba
Snell
W. We Welth
Harmion
Monroe
I Marman
Wid
Toentling
Tests Book Commission
Triminal
District Court of
Lawis
Clarke County
Edward Hareky
A. A. Cemeton
Robert B. Smith
Janes Donovan
Tay
Clements
le Jaw
Stava
W. W. Welch
State Textbook Commission
Nh Helena
Steep
Supreme Court Denies Weed Petition for Reinstatement
A restraining petition by Robert D. Weed, former U S district attorney, to regain bar admission was denied by the Montana Supreme Court in an open hearing led by Associate Justice George St Milburn. The court indicated a formal opinion would be filed within a week.
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Iu Paten
Horena
Supreme Court
Robert D. Weed
United States District Attorney
Tim Monit
George St. Milburn
Weed
Faye Aim
Montana Her Og
Senate
Hind Hose of Representatives
Prohibitive Tin Duty Aims to Curb Trade Tactics
May 1922 report from London cites Singapore correspondent describing a Malay tin duty plan. The policy seeks to block a bid to form a tin trade cartel by Standard Oil, the United States Steel corporation, and allied importers. It targets the export of tin ore to the United States with duties and re export of smelted products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Singapore
United States Sleep Corporation
Fin Mile
United States
Unclear OCR fragment hints at coastal incident near Haven
Fragmentary text references Hay Haven and Mare or Haven area near Tiayvre with winds and water, mentions individuals and possible military or patrol notes. details unreliable due to corrupted OCR, no clear event, date, or outcome can be established from readable portions.
Charles Tomamn’s Well Feows Heads to Vaan Ae
A brief note reports Charles Tomamn, the well Fetows aloek vont, preparing for an event at Vaan Ae. Details are fragmentary but indicate a notable local figure involved in a forthcoming appearance or action.
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Charles Tomamn
Unclear Source Fragment Prompted by General Office
Fragmentary OCR text mentions generals and locations but lacks coherent news event or identifiable entities. No verifiable actions, dates, or outcomes present to form a reliable summary card.
Crooks Target Coast Cities Amid Election Day Turmoil
Police warn of planned criminal activity as presidential events draw large crowds along the coast. An officer says several suspects have been spotted near security zones and may target pedestrians and businesses. Authorities urge vigilance and report any suspicious behavior to police.
Two Prisoners Granted Discharge From Custody
The district court dismissed charges against Willan Schroeder and Simon Peter McAdam and released them from custody. Schroeder had faced robbery charges involving Willan Bartz, with the case reset for June 12. McAdam, charged with burglary, was granted a new trial due to insufficient evidence as no main witness could be located. The county attorney sought dismissal of both cases as the men were discharged.
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Srecla? Dispnach
Balidarde
Tiper Umtian
Lince Woking
Taue
Henry C. Simith
District Court
Willan Schroeder
Simon Peter McAdam
Ana
Wien Wera
Schroeder
Willan Bartz
Smith
W. A. Garrelan
Woyking
Simon P. MoaAdam
McAdam
Tudge Sinthetrk
Stock Breeders Form Association
Yuley County cattle breeders organized a new association with 30 charter members led by J. J. Bowman as president, with plans for a June 6 meeting to complete the charter and set by-laws. Committees were named on constitution, by laws, membership and arching outs as the group aims to protect interests and support state officials against infestations.
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Felena
Yuley County
M. ©. Knowles
Culbertram
Fim
Northwest
J. J. Bowman
Breuggar
Frank Arsett
von Guslous
Hine Iin
Ptoekran
Valley County
Signet and Marina Center plan wage scale change
Fragmented text describes a proposed wage scale adjustment affecting the Marina Center and Great Northern. It references a committee and central authority, noting a broad increase from twenty two to seventy eight percent, but many words are garbled leaving key details unclear.
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Gren Pally
Marth
Keerl Trial Echoes Claims Of Mental Unsoundness
Trial testimony portrays Sav Keerl as eccentric and mentally unsound. Witnesses describe peculiar actions, military stunts, and grandiose ambitions, with Dallas and Buch among those testifying to Keerl’s behavior and self-image.
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Helen
Roogevelt
Fitet Withers
Leon Ay Craix
Krorls
Vaurt
Weerl
Milwaukee Saloan
Keerl
Kuphal
Kael
Dallas
Surveyor-General's Office
H.W. Buch
Chinera
E. L. Finherty
Umbrella
Edward Ivens
Heerl
Frederick Warde
Jullis Caesar
Shakespeare
Mrs Bedford Admits Guilty In Adopted Child Case
Mrs Bedford pleaded guilty at Bow Street police court to adopting and presenting a child as her own. She admitted the child was not hers and had been transported from Paris to America. Prosecution said the facts established and sought a technical offense resolution. A heavy fine was imposed while valuable property was returned, excluding a loaded revolver kept by Mrs Bedford.
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Thomas McLaughlin
Supreme Court
Dle
al Thal
Wiliam Te. Carroll
Lor
Pat Sal
Ator
Cmmpenentian
Ton Hhinsell
Feer
Heinze
Hia
Pire
Youngel
Dees
Coulee
Lunndan
Bunnings Reaford
Queensvos'a
Oblid
Bow Sireat
Bedfort
Paris
America
Bedford
Fire destroys ice plant in Philade... May Y
A fire at the Amertqi Tet company ice plant in Philade... destroyed the building today. The damage was estimated at $50,000 for the structure and $150,000 for the machinery, with ammonia tanks exploding during the blaze. No fatalities reported. nearby home occupants evacuated.
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Philademahla
May
Rishth
Mmerdis
Thomas Bollorence
Ag Indieirs
ROUEN
Porlaivl May Day Senate Scraps Two Votes Tale
A garbled report from Porlaivl Oregon on May 2 references alleged crimes, arrests, and political maneuvering. It mentions a senate vote, a check fraud case, and a waxy account of officials and names, with unclear outcomes.
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
A late 19th or early 20th century advertorial promotes Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder ailments. It claims universal benefits, urges readers to try the product, and lists Brooklyn and Binghamton addresses for sample bottles, with testimonials and instructions for using the remedy.
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Padi
Kilmer
Tony Utes Weis
Ant Crewtee
Kilinie
Tata
Lahall
Italy
St. Avrouzh
Kimer
Deadlock in Islands Samoa Faces Cash Shortfall
Correspondence from the Associated Press reports Island Samoa finance debates as the senate and house clash over appropriations for the current session. The house seeks 21000 for expenses, while the senate ponders 20000 for continued naval and public works funding, delaying adjournment as stalemate continues. The conflict involves treasury officials and anticipated revenue, with merchants and import interests watching closely.
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Assoziateri Press
Tulle
Semex
Ravi Yaehsend
Deriva
Samoa
Ain
Concord Celebrates in Honor of Emerson
The article details a local ceremony recognizing Emerson with community figures Cyneart, Sbnen, Maya Vanword and others participating. It notes the event’s formal program, remarks from organizers, and a reception following the commemorative address.
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Emerson
Cyneart
Ralph Waldo Winerea
Mitesh
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