Findings Filed in Scott-Davis Case Over Estate Funds
Judge Lee Ward filed findings on Sybil Scott administratrix objections to Andrew J. Davis as special administrator. The ruling largely favors Davis, denying interest on funds but upholding several cost objections and preserving estate assets. The decision totals about 5.77 dollars plus specific disbursements and transfers to the estate, with key points on stock, furniture valuation, and bond sufficiency.
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Lee Ward
Helena
Sybil Scott
Rachael Williams
Andrew J. Davie
Sir. Davis
Mr. Davis
Williams
Ward
Atorney E. N. Harwood
Davis
George F. Shelton
Shelton
Rachael Willame
Henry Williams
England
Lyman Harley
Tein
Williliams
Bank of Truro
First National Bank
Defendants Dismissed In Garb Case At Lynch Court
A jury trial before Judge Lynch heard the case of a defendant whose name appears garbled in the OCR. The proceedings included arguments by representatives for the plaintiff and defense, with a judge and jurors present. The record notes a dismissal of one count or defendant and ongoing or clarified testimony, though exact charges are unclear. The dated line references and locale indicate a mid-century criminal or civil matter with a procedural resolution.
STRARS INSTRUCTED ABOUT REGISTRATION WORK
County Clerk Sam Anderson instructed registrars to accept registrations in county and precincts by June 8 under conscription rules. Three classes held. city precinct registrars to receive instructions from City Clerk Charles Treacy. Supplies distributed. blanks issued to summarize class registrations including age disability occupation exemptions and aliens. Registrars urged to enforce both spirit and letter of the law. CHARGED WITH ROBBERY Jim Casey informed against for robbery. will plead Saturday. held up Irvin Jarvis Sunday, $4.50 taken. attorney Ed Fitzpatrick appointed to defend. Mount Moriah Cemetery case reward offered for flower theft. Mount Moriah Cemetery Association executive note. To members of the Orders Sons of St. George invited to joint installation at King George lodge Meaderville on Friday night June 1. Fred Langdon president John BeHecall Maseratry.
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Sam Anderson
Charles Treacy
Jim Casey
Jackson
Dwyer
Ed. Fitzpatrick
Jim
Irvin Jarvis
Sons of St. George
King George Lodge
Colusa Hall
Meaderville
Fred Langdon
John BeHecall
Maseraty
Canada's Sacrifice Seen In War Time Baseball War Effort
Vancouver Beavers manager Bob Brown notes Canada's supreme sacrifice as wartime wages rise and labor shortages force suspensions. He cites 12,000 locals drafted from a 150,000 city, conscription in effect, and rising pay for workers while industries cut back. He praises loyalty across provinces despite Quebec rioting rumors, and reports baseball attendance up as towns seek relief from war news.
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Canada
Dominion
Bob Brown
Vancouver Beavers
Brown
Acosta
Beaver
Ted Cross
Vancouver
Quebec
Cames
Qwen
Native Sons Demand Commissions Amid Recruitment Shortfall
Amid San Francisco, San Diego, and Los Angeles failing to meet naval seaman quotas, a Putte letter cites a desire among recruits to become officers. The navy’s push continues, with Montana’s Butte showing stronger response relative to population. Mayer the jeweler advertises mainsprings priced at 1 dollar.
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San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Naval Board
Dstricts
Putte
Naval
Butte
Judge Bourquin to Act Under New Registration Law
State courts lose jurisdiction for failures to register under a new federal act. Men aged 21 to 30 who fail to register face arrest and immediate hearing before Judge Bourquin. Convicted evaders can be sentenced up to one year in prison. The district attorney warns there is no favoritism, and registrars must report any observed evasion.
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Bourauin
Butte
United States
Wheeler
Publi
District Court of
Mining Men Honored for Risking Lives
Two El Pasoans Fred Stevenson and Jedd Newkirk received silver cigarette cases from President Wilson via former consul Marion Letcher for risking their lives in 1918. They volunteered to run rebel lines from Chihuahua to Madera to rescue 100 Americans, an act praised by Donald J. Gillis and W. J. Quigley at a Sheldon, Texas gathering.
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Don Gillis
Malcolm Gillis
Butte
Gillis
Mexico
Wilson
Fred Stevenson
San Toy Mining
Chihuahua
Madera
Stevenson
Newkirk
Sheldon
Letcher
W. J. Quigley
Potosi Mining Company
Esk
State Department
Blevenson
Mr. Newkirk
Gadh
Sur
Donald JB. Gillis
San Toy Mining Company
Letccher
Passen ger Station Change Postponed by Rail Line
Due to Montana street paving and poor transport links from the C M St P Railway to town, the Butte Anaconda Pacific Railway will not move its passenger station. A further notice will follow.
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Montana
C., ME & St. P. Railway Company
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Railway Company
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