Firemen file new batch of charges against chief Sanger
Two sets of charges allege incompetency in handling Brownfield and Lewisohn fires and improper hiring of Leslie Sanger, aged 16, as a paid firefighter. Additional claims charge city officials in approving warrants and purchases tied to the fire department. Mayors seek interim suspension of chief Hauser pending council hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Sanger
An Ching
Fires Department
Fremen
Duncan McRae
Sier ‘Houghton
James Roblinson
Sanger
Thomas
Brownfield Cunty
Lewisohn Block
Leelie
Iman
Leslie
Shegal
Brownfeld-Craty
Quartz Street
Thomas Block
Omee Sanger
Leale Sanger
John O'Brien
O'Brien
Henry Recksick
Regan
Harry McKenzie
Russell Martin
Petter Sanger
Peter Banger
Thare
Butte, Anaaconda & Pacifc
Usk
Hauser
Airse Ghivnies
Une Elty Counell
Plaintiff Seeks Security for Costs in Damage Suit
The Tierton Realty Company, named with Clara M. Breune as plaintiff, seeks an order requiring security for costs. The suit claims damages of 211,100 and exemplary damages of 10,000 over alleged abuse at the Thornton hotel. Breune says she suffered a nervous shock, medical expenses, loss of jewelry, and wrongful confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tierton Realty Company
Clara MM. Breune
Dla
Costa
Amida Vis Ezrin
MeCter- Nan
Thorton Hotel
Sunday services at Volunteer Hall St Vic 1
Sunday school begins 1 30 pm at Volunteer Hall East Park Street. Attent ion meeting at 2 30 pm, evening service at 7 00 pm with a special speaker and music. Weekday services offered. poor farm meeting Tuesday 2 00 pm led by Staff Captain and Mrs Layman. phone inquiring contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Park Street
At & O'Cleck
Poor Farm
Offeera
Layman
New Trial Pented In Davis Daly Case
Hidga McClernan yesterday opposed the defense counsels objections in the suit by the Davis Daly Capper company against Charles Pagamore seeking animation for a new trial. J HF Murray represents the defendant Gunn itnacth Hall the plaintiff firm. Spinunisthil Germany September 1 Augustin L dopuin a French aviator reached the deviation center at noon after a non state file from Ports and dintanos of Ed Wiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidga McClernan
Davis-Daly
Ageinst Charles 8. Pagamore
J. HF. Murray Apparel
Gunn, Itnacth & Hall
Davis-Daly Company
Spinunisthil
Germany
Augustin L. Dopuin
Dintanos
Wiles
You Cant Feed Little Children On Hard Luck Stories
A court ruled a family’s six year old and two younger siblings must be placed in foster care after the mother and father failed to provide for them. Judge Delilah noted the children were dependent and eligible for state care as the grandmother cannot support them. Humane officer ClHigaun will arrange new homes for the three children, while the father lamented the situation. The youngsters are ages 6, 2, and 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delilah
ClHigaun
Mulligan
Miier
Pepe
Thomas
Lawrener
Browns and steel ideal patterns for fall mens suits
Browns and steel are ideal patterns of fall season in men's suits. They are the choice of men who value Hengeling reputation. See the assortments from House of Cuppenheimer Hersh Wickwire and W ton company at Houcher's Paris street. Prices from $20. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houge
Tcuppenheimer
Hersh- Wickwire Company
W Ton Company
Pri
Houcher's
Paris Street
Workingmen's Union Notice for Sept 14 meeting
All members are requested to meet at SchMings fl. North Braln street at 1 46 p m Sunday Sept 14 to attend this meeting at the Auditorium. Hy order of the president Sam P Johnson Corresponding Secretary Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SchMings Fl
North Braln Street
Sam P. Johnson
Adv
Special Watch Sale Slashes 26 Percent Stock Till Sept 1
A special sale offers a 26 percent reduction on the entire stock of high grade watches including Elgin Waltham Hampden Hamilton and other standard makes. The sale runs until September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Waltham
Hampden
Hamilton
Shoes Resole Service Brings People Back In
The shop notes many people now value resoling old shoes as a cost effective choice. It promises stylish comfortable results with durable materials and careful workmanship. All work is guaranteed and completed promptly to restore footwear appeal and longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Congress Stretches Session Beyond All Previous
Special Dispatch reports that Congress extended its current session amid record length as Underwood tariff debate dominates daily. Since December 7, 1908, lawmakers have logged 1,395 days in session with 671 in recess, marking the longest period in the nation’s history and prompting calls for timely adjournment or action on tariffs and currency measures.
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Watlington
Vongress
Huey
House
Senate
Ananen
Lo Io Sonata
Phe Chou
Niance Committee
Congress
Marvel
Dee
Taft
Washington
Ieve
Tetterug
Writer of Short Stories Is Long on Experiences
Jessie Timernot Bailey formerly Jessie Fimmerson Moffatt, a writer of short stories, files for divorce from Frank Duncan Bailey of London, Wygland. She cites marital trouble in New York City where she married June 8, 1901 and asserts a 1912 assault attempt with a chair. She lives in Columbus, daughter of Edward Sannin Broerson, born Fredonia, New York, 1880, previously married to Tareph Alpherts Moffatt in 1898.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jessie Ti
Mernot Bailey
Jessie Fimmerson Moffatt
Ed Sult
Franklin Court
Frank Duncan Bailey
London
Wygland
New “Orl City
Kingnolf Og
Bailey
Edward Sannin Broerson
Fredonia
N.Y
Aux. A
Tareph Alpherts Moffall
Eha
Saeking Relief
Woman's Press Club
New York City
New Yortars’ Elute
New York
Chester Steele Named Removed From Complaint
Attorneys for both sides debated a motion before Judge Melerman in district court yesterday. The court ruled to strike and remove the name Chester Steele from the complaint in the Animages case brought by heirs of Mrs. Lewis and Charley Gleeln, tied to the Hutin automobile ordinance and speed regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oer Lewis
Charley Gleeln
Melernan
Chester Sieele
Etty
Montana Ranches booth invites visitors at state fair
Notice invites fairgoers to visit the Montana Ranches company booth at the state fair grounds. It mentions cars available for attendees to tour Helena valley and nearby lands, though the text is garbled in parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Ranches Company
Helena Vellay
Montanns Tlenanes Company
USA
Joyous Night at Sons of St. George Initiation
The Sons of St. George Lodge No. 622 Meadville held an initiation after regular business Friday night. A social session followed with toastmaster James Trythatl. Members from Victoria, King George, and Peace and Harmony lodges delivered remarks and songs, ending with the national anthem.
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Ing George Lodge
Meadonvile
Order of the Sons of St. George
Nelding
James Trythatl
Victorly Lodge
Fred Pryme
King George Lodge Srugz & Wong
Nicholas Oates
Victoria Loge
Fred Heel
King George Lodge
G. Hawden
Victoria Lodge
Renarks and Sons
Harry Win
J. BH. Garris
Martin 3
Matthews
Martin Crouger
C. Hi. Lyons
Charles Roberts
C. H. Goss
Bennett Pretour
Richard Pryme
J. T. Toon
Imembers
Relear
H. Gilbert
Peace
Harmony Jonge
TALLON DAMAGE SUIT LIKELY TO BE TRIED
A complaint by Mrs. Mary Talon against landlord Vadnais alleges business ruin and financial loss after rental use of East Park street premises for lodging and a later movie show. The case proceeds after Judge McClerman’s department granted 20 days to reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Wemurrey
Mary ‘Talon
Polydor Vudnall
Vadnais
East Park Street
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Eee Ea
Davenforts
N. Main St
Butte
American Ladies’ Tailor
ST Vic
Tong Voneston
Father
Hayvlow
Deaville
Workingmen's Union Notice
Globe
O’rourke
O'Rourke Shoe CO
Wyoming Street
Diemwoor
Chester Steele
Cole's
Oechsli
West Broadway
Sons OF ST. George
Henalt
George McWilliama
Yahi Shea
Tha Peace
Juden Lyn
Morita
State Savings Bank
Butte, Mont
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
First National Bank of
United States
Andrew J. Davie
Eh, Warrek
DUTTO
GEO. U. Mill
Ross Clank
W A. Clank
W. A. Clark & Brother Bankers
Yar Alex
Johnston
Conier KL Haalet
Asatatent Caanlet
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