Adams Case May Undo Earlier Ruling In Bond Dispute
A Massachusetts court signaled a potential reversal in the Adams case over $600,000 in bonds tied to August Heinze and Thomas Warheit. Boston broker A. D. Adwing allegedly misused bonds, selling them without due process. The court asked for a written statement within 60 days if the plaintiff seeks to amend and pervert some bonds, while ruling co-defendants not bound by Heinze’s notes held by Adams, Inc. Bonds totaling $109,000 Ohio Copper and $61,000 other securities remain with some defendants or others amid further inquiry.
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Bill of Specialties at Ansonia Theater
The Sunday show at Ansonia Theater drew large crowds with a holiday bill. The Strong Man's Burden centers on a family tragedy while The Broken Parole and The Father’s Gentle Heart entertain, and Prutho’s Weekly series features The Broken Parole. A special matinee is planned with an emphasis on performances by Katr Karey and Proteasey Cannuath.
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Bis Theater
Oye Shaw House
Prutho
Karl Karey
Indies
Best Babies in Spokane Parents From Butte
Spokane papers report the Best Babies in Spokane contest with J M O'Brien and Robert and Catherine O'Brien achieving the highest scores in the Deller baby test. The test measures physical and intellectual development with each child scoring the maximum percent. Six children entered, out of 1200, achieving top marks. Mrs O'Brien, formerly Miss McCarthy, has several relatives in the city.
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Robbery Takes Davis’s Money Missing Trousers After Breakin
A clerk named Davis was robbed between Butte and Miles City after staying at the Hawking rooming house on Pleasant Street. He lost 33 dollars, 25 in bills and the rest in silver, when a thief took his trousers containing the money and went to the back yard.
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Portland Market Receipts Show Mixed Farm Trade
Portland Ore Sept 2 receipts for the week totaled cattle 36 6 calves 2 sheep 402. beef deluge continues as week’s receipts rise while demand slows. Fat steers and cows priced high with strong bids. one lot of steers at 5 to 8 per hundredweight and cows near 4. Trade for hogs weak with best par hogs 8 50 to 9 and pigs lower. Sheep market bright with ewes rising 25 to 40 cents and killing stock 4 to 4 40. overall market unsettled and prices vary as buyers liquidate. local shop news notes police law discussions and keeps social notices.
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Butte Copper Production Surges Amid Shipping Shifts
The Butte district shows rising copper output as shipments to Washoe and Great Falls smelters increase. Michigan mines had shipped 10,000 pounds per day to Washoe and 500 tons daily to Great Falls, with total monthly output around 22 million pounds. Expect higher Washee shipments and boosted overall production as Great Falls rebuilding continues.
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le Washoe
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Sunday Set Aside for the Children at Orpheum
The Orpheum announces a Sunday matinee with toys candy and attire for tots to be given away. Aimed at making the venue a formal children’s day site, a feature film program includes a character-led plot and a plan for three public lectures at the Auditorium Pastoral with speakers from Emerson of Minneapolis and a deeper theological talk on the afterlife.
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Consolidated Copper Mines expands output and looks to Warm Springs smelter
The Consolidated Copper Mines reports expanded output for the first 40 days of September with 9,589 tuns processed and an average of 1,065 tuns per day, plus a 7 per cent recovery and zinc concentrate at 50 per cent. General Manager Gray says ground may be broken for a new reduction plant this fall, with Warm Springs favored for the smelter site if property owners waive damages. Nevada Consolidated and Boston-Ely Mining CO report promising sulphide ore near Giroux and along the Ora claim, while Liberty and Eureka pits are stripped and ready for shale removal underway into fall.
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Consolidated Company
Hippetown
Giroux
Boston-Ely Mining Company
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Nevada
Gioux
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Teo Weeks
Nevida
Liberty
Eureka
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Cracking Show at the Empress Theater Delights Audiences
The Empress Theater opens a lively program headlined by Walter N. Lawrence Plagers in Nature's Nobleman with Lincoln impersonator Arthur Cagilset and a cast including AL Sullivan Charles Stedman Charlotte Julien Ald Holland. A patter act by Lawrie and Johnnie adds comic energy, plus Derkin's dog and monkey troupe in Harvie on a Easy Day. The Empress orchestra and Luc Empress orchestra accompany, delivering a strong entertainment lineup for opening night.
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Walter N. Lawrence
Arthur Cagilset
Lincoln
Bith
Volk
Cronin
Derkin
Kmpress
Pew
Lyle Bishop
Ady
Gilroys Celebrate Silver Anniversary At West Quartz Street Home
Mr. and Mrs. Po J Gilroy observed the silver anniversary of their marriage Friday evening at their Gl roy home 600 West Quartz Street. They were married in St Patrick's Cathedral Serraitun by Rev V Moylan. Mrs Gilroy is a graduate of Cecella academy Sevarnton and taught in the city for six years before marriage. Mr Gilroy formerly county clerk and recorder of Silver How county and now owns land near Pol son and timber reserve in that section. They have five children: Joseph John C Mary Stathren Charles and Thomas twins. Thomas died at 12 months.
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Po J. Gilroy
Glroy
West Quartz Street
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Uber
St Patrick's Cathedral
Serraitun
V. Moylan
A. Carrol
Cecella Academy
Sevarnton
Tadehy
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Cato Sells
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Mary Stathren
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Hein
Acting Officers Behind Bars In Impersonation Case
Williaan Wenneck and Harry Kennock are held on $1,000 bonds each at the police station after impersonating officers. Complainant Tui Tarko testified yesterday that two men claimed to arrest him and wore police clothes. He accompanied them to a city jail before refusing further cooperation. The incident led to the arrest of the two men.
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Harry Kennock
Tui Tarko
Parker
Hinen Avi
Noy
Sunday Forenoon Fires Do Very Little Damage
Two small blazes reported Sunday forenoons. One involved gas accumulation from a leak under an old shack. no damage. The other fire stemmed from insulation near equipment, producing smoke but limited harm.
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