Federal court holds jurisdiction over mining dispute in Montana
The case centers on a 2 foot wide mining strip between St Louis and Montana companies near Marysville Helena. The US circuit court of appeals affirmed a boundary ruling, and the federal court may restrain state court action to protect the plaintiffs rights to mine the contested ground.
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Mudge Auont
Yeater
SL Louis Mining and Ailing Company
Montans Mining Company
Fog
Les
Activi
St. Louis Company
Montann
Helena
St. Louis
United States Atreult Court of Appeals
Hunt Yala
SL Louis
Court of Aspeals Ir 13
Sui
Tirs
Nluch
Dlain- Wit
Siem
Plantiff
State Court
United States Eclcult Court of Appeals
Resolutions in Memory of Late Father Callahan
A lodge and church honor the late Father J. J. Callahan with resolutions commending his faith, kindness, and service. The Li cB. AL, No. 561 votes to drape their charter in mourning for 90 days and to send copies to the church and family.
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Callahan
T. C
Calahans
J. J. Callahan
Li. Cb
Bridget Dunn
Rose Pearce
Katherine Neville
Women's plaid waists with decorative yoke and piping
Women offer shepherds plaid waists with yoke details, box plaits and contrasting piping at $1.50, plus $2.50 for girls waists, and several styles of wool and fancy waists priced up to $2.75. Evening dainty waists feature silk fabrics, yoke fronts, lace trims, and cuff details with promotes.
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Patel
Wallace
Fall coats and women's garments on second floor
Children's bearskin coats and fancy coats priced at 3.95 and 5.00 each, plus note on sizes 1 to 8 years. Bonnets in poke and Myeneh effects, leather and fur trimmed pieces from 1.25 to 3.95. Women's silk petticoats 5.05 and Japanese kimonos 1.00 each, with varied colors and trims.
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Lymansville
Peices
Grand Lodges Meet In Helena Montana Next Week
The 000 Fel lows 10 meet in Helena next week as the Widows and Orphans Home fund seeks a location and funds. Officers of the grand lodge include George Ke Milburn grand master and Dean W Selfredge deputy grand master. The Rebekah grand lodge also convenes with officers listed and nuptial reports expected. The grand encampment will meet Tuesday with offi cers A S Kemp and J I Kennedy among others. The drive to establish the widows and orphans home hinges on reaching 10000 dollars. the group now holds 32000 and may decide the home site at the meeting.
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Grand Lodge
George Ke Milburn
Dean W Selfredge
Butte
Henry White
Willings
A. J. White
Tutte
Javon Loeb
Trelena
Granu
Rebekah
Grand Lodge of
Odi
State of
Montana
Meleena
Carder
Tvet
Helena
Tueedlay
Kemp
Missoula
J. I. Kennedy
Forsyth
Brand Migh
Wiliam Bowen
Phkinsburg
Pip Bodson
Soldiers in the Home Entitled to Vote
The Montana attorney general issued an opinion to the state soldiers' home secretary stating inmates at the Ca Hunbin Falls home who meet other qualifications may vote. He asserts suffrage rights apply regardless of support, viewing the home as compensation for service, not an almshouse. Rules for voter qualifications apply equally to home residents where the facility sits.
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Speclal
Standard
Helena
Galen
C. BE
State Soldiers’ Home
Cahunbin Falls
Soldiers’ Home
Addi-Ionus
Voter Eligibility Conditions In State Rules Cited
The text outlines that a person may register to vote if the home is their fixed habitation, they are a United States citizen, have resided in the state for one year, in the home or elsewhere, and in the county for 40 days before the election. It notes a disqualification for other reasons.
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United States
Van Zandt Sees Agriculture Lagging Industrial Progress
Former Minnesota governor Van Zandt speaking before the National Partners congress argues agriculture has not kept pace with industry, citing that the nation has had to import cereals in recent years.
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Rock Island
van Zandt
Minnesota
National Partners' Congress
Strikes Turn Violent at French Arsenal and Shipyard
Serious strike unrest in RacheHe France as workers clash with troops and police. Seven skirmishes have occurred at the arsenal and shipyard, signaling heightened tensions and a menacing attitude among strikers.
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France
Stvikers
Charles G. Anderson Dies in Vancouver After Copper Smelting Incident
C G Anderson of this city received word that his brother Charles G Anderson died in Vancouver after being injured at the Britannia Copper Syndicate smelter in British Columbia on Oct 7. He had left Butte July 21 to take a foreman position in Vancouver. Born in Sweden, he leaves three brothers and two sisters there. He had lived in Butte and Anaconda areas for 17 years and was a member of the rope workers union and the Red Men's lodge.
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Anderson
Charles G. Anderson
Britannia Copper Syndicate
Britten Calunia
Vancouver
Charles Anderson
Butte
Sweden
Butts
Anaconda
Ropemen’s Union
Red Men's Lodge of
Government Plans Weather Internal Loan To Balance Budget
The government contemplates a December first issue of a weather internal loan likely totaling 35,260,060 dollars. The issue would be absorbed by government savings banks to balance the budget for the new year.
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BL Petersburg
Government Savings Banka
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Rome
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Tokio
Java
Dutch East Indies
Newnort News
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le Aard
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Acorn
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