Differences Suits Dropped After Transfer Settlement
Actions stemming from the transfer of the Independent were settled with stipulations filed in district court. Each party bears their own costs. Plaintiffs Patrick Wall, Battista Bertoglio, John G. Calpin, D.G. Bertoglio, and C. Jackman faced defendants T. B. Lane, John MacGinniss, Mountain States company, and National Bank. Mrs. Mary Wall’s similar case was dismissed as well. Plaintiffs claimed stock in the Montana Independent and sought redress after a lower sale price, while buyers had a contract to deliver to Mountain States at a higher price. The settlement was satisfactory to all, though terms were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Mountain State Company
District Court
Patrick Wall
Battista Bertoglio
John G. Calpin
D.G. Bertoglio
C. Jackman
T. 8. Lane
John MacGinniss
The
Mountain States Company and
National Bank
Consul Trucano Notified of Italy’s War Status
The Malian consul in Butte is informed that Italy is at war with Austria Hungary starting today. No call for volunteers or conscription of consular staff is issued. Italian citizens abroad may be liable for military service under Italian law. sanctions include confiscation if they fail to respond. About 6,000 Italians reside in the state. Washington reports a nearly $8.5 million deficit in postal revenues for the first half of the current fiscal year ending July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. ‘Trucano
Butte
Menage
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Washington
Postotice de
Man Swats Fly Inspires Postal Expense Debate
Seattle May 25 W Siegel, after killing William Wolfe for not paying $100 monthly promised on a $500 Knight Sign venture, remains in city jail on an open charge. Siegel, once a policeman and mail carrier, suffered paralysis and is described as a cripple. Wolfe allegedly sold half the sign business before Siegel’s investment, leaving the partner out of pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
Siegel
Knight Sign Company
Alaska
Cinnamon bear killed during fishing near Boulder
Two Airedale dogs chased a cinnamon bear named Brain near Boulder while a couple watched. Wil lam Sweet shot the 175 pound animal after it cornered a dog and mauled another. The bear’s hide is preserved as a trophy and the incident occurred outside North Main street Youl den’s grocery. In a separate note, Judge Emlin McClain died at home in Iowa City from apoplexy. He had been dean of the University of Iowa College of Law for two years.
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Jack Keefe
Brain
Willam Sweet
Clare
Mr. Sweet
Chance T Dow
Bratn
Towa City
Emlin McClain
Towa Supreme Court
McClain
College of Law
University of
Towa
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Belgium
Mary Pickford
Dr. Lyon
Dimity Voudoir
Cain
Symons
Nemo
IRS
Rom Chambray
Sam
Seersucker Izex
Sealue
Trucano
Inoreas
Burleson
Seattle
Wash
W. Siegel
William
Angler
Cinnamon Bear
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