Miner Sues For 100000 In District Court
William Johnson, a miner from Butte, sues Alex Scott company for 100000 claiming severe injuries from a blast mixing dynamite and explosive. He states loss of both arms and lifelong disability, citing employer ignorance and dangerous handling of explosives on Sept 25, 1913. Also mentions other local suits and notices in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec
Jessef
Wiliam Tohnson
Alex Srotkanise
Walt
Johnson
Butte-Alex Scott
Bern
Werk
Niseo
Jon A
Ruth
Dewy
Ana Amiry
Tempoman & Davies
Lin Plata
Milner
Lonke
Workle
Leslee
Mother School Teachers May Be Sarred in Gotham
New York October report on the status of women teachers in public schools shows major upheaval as 15 teachers who became mothers since January resign. nine already left, five remain, and a board decision dismisses Bridget Peixatte for motherhood. The note mentions Mrs Bridget Peixatte and Mrs Melan Becker among those affected, with broader war era strain on staff.
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Gotham
New York
Wien
Snenvners
Bridget Peixatte
Tames Mra
Melen L. Becker
Charles Becker
Paltee Leuleaint
Frersalf
Aconl
Hye
RMFUSES to ESTER PLEA at Justice Court hearing
Mary Myerk was brought before Justice Kerrigan in Vener Town last evening and refused to enter any plea during the arraignment. Police report details were not disclosed.
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Mary Myerk
Justice of the Vener Town
Kerrigan
Local court records detail wage theft charge and charges filed
A terse entry shows a wage theft related charge preferred at 819 Madison Street by Anne Faylor. The fragment mentions Myers, an individual named Herawill, and a May or March 13 date with references to a court action, a Norse style name, and a granted relief for Ger with a 28 day deadline.
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Wageoll
Anne Faylor
Madison Street
Myers Social
Butte Steel Men Leave for Homes with El
Willan A Carey a steel magnate leads a party of peers from Butte to Goshen Normes in the east as proof of his utblty. They plan a month at Hebgen dam to secure hopes. Olympian passengers include Govey, Foliston, Filer, Tro, Tan Kelly, Duikey, Ton, Warren, Allen, and John Rels. BUL called home due to family illness.
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Willan A. Carey
Peis
Butte
Gosiv Normes
Gael
Hebgen Dam
Haze
Cuetpo
Whilally A. Gqovey
A.D. Folinston
W. G. Filer
Rodrigo
Tro
Tan Kelly
A. C. Duikey
Ton
Warren
Allen
John Rels
Aborg
Bul
Rumored Changes at Northern Pacific Stalled by Silence
General official Merriman denies knowledge of any planned service or fare changes at the Northern Pacific in Guile. Rumors spread of promotions and shifts in high offices following recent moves, with no official source confirming details.
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Weimy
Merriman
Autte
Wells
Congress Speaker Chang Clark Whined Over Vesting Gift
Washington July 4 Congressmembers called to testify by Representative Lusuler Many selected Speaker Chang Clark complained of a committee to inspect a vesting altar for Miss Jessip. Hew inh Mr 7 L we ship ine asked frit M4 $8 tmty be toa ther used democrats. The Weblurshin of the house be 92. All contrnuing, the wedding gift find world tot S10.
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Washington
Congressiaen
Tolay
Treputitiaan
Lusuler
Chang Clark
Jessip
Salvation Army Leaders to Sail for America on First Visit
Rooth CuaiInG over London, Gertote, William ramnwell Hosth, and prominent Salvation Army figures sail tomorrow on their first visit to the United States. They plan to recruit American volunteers for China, aiming to support Salvation Army missions. In New York they meet General Booth and Ballington Booth, but doubts arise about recovering volunteers for America and the movement's initial advances.
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London
Gertote
William Ramnwell Hosth
Salvation Army
America
United States
China
New York
Genereal Booth
Ballington Booth
Birmingham political parade greets Democratic leader
In Birmingham Ata Ort on 24 sear W Tinfenwond, a Democratic leader and House candidate, was greeted warmly by civic groups and Aniladius. A train trip from Washington preceded a parade down principal streets as various civic organizations joined the event and supportive processions moved through the town.
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Birmingham
Ata
Sear W. Tinfenwond
House of Repesentatives
Stites
Abrahami
Bond
Aniladius
Washington
Itr
Leopard skin fashion misfit sparks awkward mood
A fragment discusses leopard skin attire being too conspicuous and uncomfortable to wear. It notes a soft olive green cloth and yellow leopard skin color and cut as visually striking yet inharmonious with the wearer, causing unease and groans.
Declarations of E H Gary at Steel Meeting Reflect Tension
The statements by E H Gary of United States Steel at a semiannual gathering criticize mismanagement and domestic unrest while defending American wealth and industrial growth. He cautions against foreign interference and calls for steady policy to protect capital and enterprise without triggering class conflict.
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Chlengo, el
AeTudge Y Etberley
Gary
United States Steel Corporetion
Bern
Nicasonabte
Cho Man
Seecean
Making of Tires Is Now a Fine Art
A wide discussion on tire making as a high craft. It notes advances in tire technology, laboratory testing, and the impact of new materials and methods on the motor car industry. The piece cites global brands, tread designs, and the role of standards in shaping tire quality.
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Toters
Lestat
Con Wilton
United States
Threenaa- Wong
Ex-police officer and friend enter not guilty plea
Ex policeman Withan Morras and Freit Nichalg pleaded not guilty before Justice of the Peace Jown Shell to charges of robbing Jon Harris. Prosecutors alleged the defendants stole 325 Canadian bits from Harris near a post office district in Chis? of Peltwe Muni, with witnesses including Hiram Mel and Detective ODennell. The case includes items such as a watch cleaning service and a one year guarantee from a local merchant.
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Withan Morras
Butte Polee Fares
Freit Nichalg
Jon Harris
Qtraignet
Justice of the Peace Jown Shell
Joyn Harris
Hiram Mel
Postylefei
Distriet
Peltwe Muni
Lienteniné
Yorgi
Odennell Eve
United States Tires Promise Strength and Dealer Backing
These factory backed tires promise proven quality from a four-organization group with vast experience. A reliable dealer can supply United States Tires in Smooth Tread Nobby Tread or Chain Tread. If stock is unavailable insist the dealer order them or seek another supplier.
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United States
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