Lewis Case on Jury Morning in 1913 Injury Suit
In an early jury session a case against Ralph Steele and others moved forward. Lewis seeks 25000 claiming his mother Rose Lewis was struck at the Steele residence crossing on June 1913. Separate claims involve a Butte transit company employee asserting a 2400 volt shock caused nervous trouble and 40000 in damages. Additional actions include wage and material disputes and guardianship accounting for Edwin Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alera G. Lewis
Charles Rawhs
Janeh
Moyer
Koipt Steele
Clark Avenue
Mu Lewis
Rose A. Lewis
Ralph Steele
Pal Borl
Beaiist
Butte, Anaconda & Tillway
Butte Electric Railay ‘Company
McClernan
Moeptana Street
Yoler M. Barsa
Mily
Card of Titans Gratitude and Memorial Notice
Card thanks the three Defends for assistance in the burial of a beloved son and brother. Appreciation extended to Jefferson school teachers and pupils, Mr. and Mrs. Sinmon, Mary and Johnny Payovich for coral offerings. Also notes a Democratic County Central committee meeting on Friday night May 8 at headquarters on North Main Street at 7:00 p.m.
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Titanes
Jefferson School
Sinmon
Mary
Johnny Payovich
Joseph
Frank Grurang
Pather
Adv
Nopic
Democratic County Central Committee
HL North Main Street
P. T. McArthy
I. P. Crowley
Daughter claims father forges checks in guardianship plea
Mrs Anna Murphy, claimed incapacitated by illness, seeks guardianship from Judge Murphy amid allegations her husband William Murphy forged her signature to obtain several thousand dollars. The petition cites real estate and bank deposits, with Mrs Murphy said to be worth over $100,000 from property on Bouldt Arizona and South Wyoming streets and loans in various banks. Peter Breen represents the petitioner, noting Mrs Murphy’s daughter Mrs Murphy Donotuc supports the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ighak
Donotuc
Murphy
Anna Murphy
Wyoming Street
William Murphy
Peter Breen
Experienced men for school survey proposed by trustees
The board of school trustees accepted a plan by Superintendent Downer to hire three export educators and two assistants to conduct a school survey costing up to 4000. The team will be led by Columbia Teachers College staff with two Columbia graduate students. They will work about one month starting next week and cover their expenses. The vote stood four to three, with support from Elderkin Hopkins Maginn Maury and opposition from Harrington Rozsa and Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. Downer
Downer
Trof
George D. Strayer
Teachers’ College of Columbia Universiy
Robe
Portland Squays
Se Hid
Elwood Cubberly
Department of Education
Leland Stanford University
Portland Survey
Frank P. Guchman
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
New York City
New York
Teachers' College of Columbia
Teschers' College
Nererd
Henstee Maury
Cro
Pregent Regular Corps
Diz. Downer
Elderkin
Hopkins
Maginn
Maury
Rug
Harrington
Rozsa
3Wallace
Rozsi
Wallace
Marrington
Ths
Blerkin
Magin
Billa
Funeral Arrangements for Mrs Mary Muentes
Funeral arrangements for Mary Muentes are incomplete. Sher rif and Hood undertakers are handling paving tasks. An announcement will be issued later. Sherman and Reed Undertakers and Embalmers office is closed. Call 157 or 57 for information.
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Mo Mary Muentes
Sherrif & Hood
Sherman & Reed Undertakers
Epibalmers
Corringey
Pourinents
Fudd
Funeral Notices for Heather Glivoy Selianfer and Tyson
Funeral services announced for Heather Glivoy at 1:00 PM Wednesday at her home then to St Lawrence Church for a 9:30 AM high Mass with Catholic cemetery interment. Mamie Selianfer to be buried next Wednesday from 400 Ol Street to St Patrick's Church for 9:36 AM rites. Joseph Tyson WN Ge to Holy Savior Church with 9:20 AM service and Holy Cross cemetery burial.
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Ilroy
Mornin
Heather
Patrick Glivoy
East Center Street
Torallys
Fmn
Ols Street
St. Patrick's
Lehime
Intorment
Savon
Joseph Tyson
Walkley
Holy Savior Church
Wich
Nfl
Holy Cross Cemetery
Middleton infant funeral in Miletown area to be held
The funeral of Orval Albert Middleton one year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert C Middleton will be held this afternoon at the family home 91 M Beinfeld street Midleton with Rev Dr Groeneveld officiating. Interment in Mountain View Cemetery. SAM R White Funeral Director and Embalmer 129 South Main Street Bell Phone 214 ind. Phone vat
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Midleton
Orval Albert
Robert C. Middleton
Weilneld
Howe
Sam R. White
South Main Sirece Bell
Ind
Remains moved to uncle's home then funeral plan
The body of Rad Habich will be removed from Duggan's undertaking parlors to his uncle Qbard Gabich at 48716 Heat Park Street. The coffin, to be carried to Carpenters' Union hall for funeral rites at 1 PM, then to Seevlan Orthodox church for services.
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Rad Habich
Duggan
Qbard Gabich
Heat Park Street
Fire destroys Realty block. Fire Dept reports heavy loss
Fire at a Realty block on Broadway near Arizone streets caused about 4000 in damage. Fire chief Peter Sanger and corollary investigations cited a stairway partition and water denial as factors. Leslie Sanger, son of the chief, was severely injured by a fall while evacuating, but all others escaped.
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Broadway
Mink
Arizone
Amenne
Ine Burnnes
Peter Sanger
Sanger
Lesiie Sanger
Touring car crashes into telephone post on Copper Street
A touring car owned by Bilger Tow Auto camping veered for over half a block and struck a telephone post south of Copper Street. A crow was knocked from the post and wires damaged. Front of the car badly damaged. Walter Levy witnessed the crash and reported its details to the crowd. The brakes and cause of the crash remain unclear.
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Bilger Tow Auto Camping
Inelina
Am Telephone Post
Copper Street
Walter Levy
Dismisses Charge Against McLaughlin and Treahson
Justice Kerrigan yesterday dismissed the charges against Tf. D. McLaughlin and Charles Treahson accused of disturbing the peace by W. J. Whish, owner of the former baseball park in South Butte. The defendants were alleged to be employees of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company and to have torn down a fence on a private right of way. The court held the case did not come within its jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John WT. Kerrigan
Tf. D. McLaughlin
Charles Treahson
W. J. Whish
South Butte
Northern Pacific Railroad
Walsh
Islrand Company
Jurts- Wetlon
Colorado Mines Seniors Visit Butte for Mine Tour
Colorado Mines seniors and faculty, led by Professor Traglingen and Professor Traphagen, arrived in Butte for a study tour of the district’s mines, mills, and smelters. They will inspect the Gistriah district facilities, visit the Leonsel line, and tour Washoe and other plants before Tuesday, then proceed to Anaconda.
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Olone
Colorado
Oregon Short
Leonsel
Butte & Superior
Wigimines
Anaconda
Traglngen
Golden
Mes
Butte
Traphagen
Wadge
Montana School of Mines
Evans Named Chief Counsel for Anaconda Copper Mining Co
L C Evans, noted young attorney for Anaconda Copper Mining Co, is appointed chief counsel. T H Kelley, vice president, announced the promotion replacing Kelley in the executive legal team. Evans has led the legal department for two years and has long served as associate counsel, with widespread local support in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Evans
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Tny
T. H Kelley
A. CG. Mompany
Evans
Kelley
Jilg Tnd
Evans Virhtlly
Western Union Messenger Boys Strike Over Wages
Twelve Western Union messenger boys protested for higher pay, demanding 40 dollars for eight hours instead of 30. They marched near the telegraph office with IWW painted signs, while Postal Telegraph workers were urged to join but did not. Police dispersed the crowd around midnight with plans to resume at 7:30 the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union ‘Telegraph Company
Dutta
Levi Wild Haw
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Company
Mem
Sffarty
Ecelva
Ue Western Union
Industrial Workers of the World Marchal
Hoys
Billy
Newsboys Auxiliary Plans Last Meeting of Season
The Newsboys auxiliary held its regular monthly meeting in J. R. Wharton's attica with a tomorrow night program arranged. The meeting will be the last of the season and all boys and auxiliary members are urged to attend. Plans include talks, music by the Butte EHleh School orchestra, vocal solos, a quartet, a spelling contest, and a grand final spelling bee with prizes. Members are urged to pay dues. the annual plea”te is set for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsboys
Attica
J. R. Wharton
Nhi
James Gleason
Salece
Butte Ehleh
Phil Levy
Sonmrs
Euntre Nous
Taylor
Elnobd
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Mae
Fairmont
Creamery Company
Rose the
Jeweleri
North Main St
McKinley- Savage Optical Company
West Path Street
Fashion Cleaning and Dyeing Co
East Park
Lewis Gase
Melcner
A. GB. Mulagner
Miner
Hong
Howard
Ivers & Pond
Strand
Huyon & Healy
Tandwig
Leland
H. J. & C. Fisher
New England
R. & Howard
Estey
Howard Music Company
N. Main
Geoffrey Donohue
West Parke Street
Saan
aAdv
George M. Downer
W. A. Clark
W. AL Clark
Senator Clark
Cotwinkie Gardens
Arbor Day
W. R. Wurtey
Nathaniel Lloyd
Northwest Side
General Fund
Debste
Seie
Cnsh
TANCE
Eesceriver Enneers
Ensh
Hina
County Trea Wey
Eweeneweteenes Tnl
Treaa- Wry Eee
General Mind
Trene
Counts Trenes
May
Caah
Im County
M. J. Walsh
Joseph Richards
Tre
Wmbilmar
South
Moulann
Bell Phone
Larry Duggan
Chiou
Athens
Peter, Sanger
Colorado’ Mines
F. W. Traphagen
L. C. Evans
Wessenger Boys
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