Mrs. Clarence Mackay Breaks Silence In Suit Alleging Alienation
New York Oct 15 Mrs Clarence Mackay a suffrage leader and wife of the Postal Telegraph Cable company head answered the million dollar suit filed by Katherine K Blake alleging alienation of the affections of her husband Dr Joseph A Blake surgeon. Mackay portrays Mrs Blake as jealous and untemperate and claims Blake has sought to injure his good name among patients and friends by spreading rumors about alleged affairs and neglect of marital duties. She asserts the couple has lived apart since 1904 and that Blake did not meet her until 1908 while she was already estranged from him. She asks for the suit against her to be dismissed.
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New York
Clarence H. Mackay
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Katherine K. Blake
Joseph A. Blake
Supreme Court
Ince
Markay
Blake
Hi Kood
Mackay
Pe. Blake
Aldrich Opposes Greenback Ideas in Treasury Hearings
A Senate finance hearing examined a proposed federal reserve plan and bonds to back a currency. Aldrich warned a government board could shift power from democracy to autocracy. Bankers urged changes to curb tax or mortgage lending impacts and address state bank charters.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Board
William H. Bucholx
Omaha National Bank
N.F. Banfeld
First National Bank of
Austin
Min
William Ingle
Merchants and Mechanics’ Bank of Baltimore
Thomas
Colorado
Bucholz
Nebraska
William A. Amberg
Chicago
Hafield
Senate panel backs lower interest for western states
Washington action centers on changes to the administration currency bill. Senators Hitchcock and Week urged the banking and currency committee to grant lower rates for residents of newer western states, arguing the measure would aid regional borrowers and stimulate development.
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Washington
West
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Hitchcock
WORKENS FOR TEMPERANCE IN SESSION AT GLENDIVE
Glendive Oct 1 The thirteenth annual Montana Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention is in session with delegates from across the state. It is the first state meeting in Glendive and plans to pursue woman suffrage for Montana. Mrs Lalu Shepant of Salt Lake spoke tonight as reports show rising union membership and new unions formed. Officers and meeting place for next year to be decided tomorrow.
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Glendive
Montana
Pres
Montana Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Lalu Shepant
Salt Lake
Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Missoula Contractors Bid on Fair Grounds Track
County commissioners slowed the grading contract for a half mile track at the new fair grounds. Bailey of Hamilton submitted the bid at 34 cents per cable yard for 800 yards involved. Daniel McDonald, formerly an engineer in their employ, is noted in the dispatch.
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Standard
Missoula
Fair Grounds
Cone
FH. Bailey
Hamilton
Bailey
Daniel McDonald
Northern Pacific Lawsuit Alleges Boiler Defect Damages
In district court today a plaintiff sues Northern Pacific claiming he was scarred and burned on April 4, 1913 when a locomotive boiler exploded. He alleges the company knew or should have known the boiler was defective and seeks $40,000 in damages.
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Northern Pacific
Witness in land case before federal judge
Oct 15 Josiah Shull a United States land office register testified in federal court before Judge Bourquin and a jury. The witness and land office records are used in the case against Walter Moody Frederick Nichols Harrison Lord and Robert O Hara tied to Bitterout Valley Irrigation company charged with conspiring to defraud the government over land. The trial is expected to extend into next week as it proceeds amid stubborn opposition.
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Standard
Josiah Shull
Register 1
United States Land Office
Wanton
Federal
Bourquin
Shull
Land Office
Walter I. ‘Moody
Frederick J
Larceny Charged Against Local Brew Agent in Great Falls
Frank E. Brown, once the local Minneapolis Brewing Company agent, was arrested on grand larceny charges by Sheriff Kommers. He allegedly appropriated $160 collected from a local saloon keeper on behalf of the company. The district information hints at further misappropriations totaling over $600.
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Standard
Great Falls
Frank E. Brown
Minneapolis
Kommers
The
Comppany
Cascade County land sale sets new state record price
Great Falls reports public land sales in Cascade county conducted by State Land Register Skihey Miller with help from Joseph Oker and A Whipple. A total of 6510 acres sold for 12700 dollars, averaging nearly 29 dollars per acre. Some quarter sections hit high prices and an 8.4 acre tract west of Great Falls set a new Montana record. Bidders planned to use the land.
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Great Falls
Cascade County
State Land Register
Skihey Miller
Joseph Oker
A. Whipple
Great Palla
Montana
Missoula City Wins Damage Suit Over Slippery Sidewalk
Missoula Montana city won its third district court damage suit in days as Judge Woody’s efforts reduced claims from 15 000 to about 10 000 during this administration. The case of Matilda Himes seeks 2000 for injuries from a slippery sidewalk, and the jury returned a unanimous verdict for the city after one allot.
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Missoula
Woody
Matilda Himes
Inside The Balloon Discovers Airship Design Details
Inside the balloon description outlines machinery and space for passengers and crew. The Weather avoids wind resistance with design features.
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Hind
Pallas Dancing Academy
Brennans
Corner Park and
Dakota Streets
Reznor
Butte Gas, Light and Fuel Co
East Broadway
Butte
Giese
A. C. M. Hardware
Mrs, MacKay
Aldrich
Tam
Bryan
Europe
Hexponse
Ates
House of Commons
Cole
O. K
Cole Motor Car Company
Delco
Indianapolis
Butte Automobile Company
Charles Fasel
Galena Street
Butte Distributors
Pnginder
Land Office Register
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