Prison and Fines for Underbilling Warns Shippers
Eight pages report on multiplied underbilling cases involving Louis Lipp Co and Albert Weil. Weil pled guilty to 27 counts and faces a potential 35,000 per count, totaling 135,000, plus jail time up to a year. Weil received 60 days in jail. a week delay was granted to allow entry for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Mills
Western Weighing and Inspection Bureau
Butte
The
Tribune
Time-Star
the Post
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Louis Lipp Company
Albert Weil
Weil
Post
Times-Star
Charles Taft
Wilson must keep fire burning to root out creepers
The essay-writer argues President Wilson should press Democrats to reveal corruption concerns and expose any private matters in government. It urges public scrutiny to prevent creeping influence and predicts voters will demand accountability in 1914 or 1910. MARSHALL AND CLARE SPEAK AT GETTYSBURG. The Associated Press report of July 3 at Gettysburg praises Marshall and Clark for urging American unity and valor, noting their calls for forgiveness and national harmony.
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Wilson
Congress
Mason and Dixon Line
Bob’ Taylor
Speaker Clark
Mr. Marshall
America
England
Oliver Cromwell
Gettysburg
Rail rebates and undercharges blamed on railroads
The piece argues penalties should mirror misbilling by railroads and employees. It contends railroads underbilling or overcharging freights harms shippers, cites Standard Oil as an example, and urges justice between shippers and carriers to curb past abuses.
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Railroads. Co
Rockefellers
Standard Oil
Rockefeller
Weil
President Bryan Celebrates Fourth of July as Acting Leader
The article notes William J. Bryan celebrated Independence Day by acting as president since the president and vice president were absent from Washington. Dated July 4, 1913, a Friday, the event underscores the custom of the senior official serving as “Mr. Present” when top leaders are away.
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William J. Bryan
United States
Washington
Bryan
Dillon Ladies Parade Draws Mixed Reactions
Report notes some Dillon women in colorful attire moving with stiff, hobbling steps as a spectator humorously comments on the restraining garments. The scene is described as a curious yet pleasant spectacle amid the Beaverhead county setting.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Neighbor’s remark stirs Dillon amid funeral holiday boast
A man was heard last week saying his neighbor’s funeral day would be remembered in Dillon as a festive holiday. The remark sparked unease as residents reflect on neighborly relations and community sentiment.
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Dillon
Women Behind Most Alleged Self-Made Men Found
A study suggests that women played a major role in the emergence of men labeled as self-made, challenging the notion of solitary male achievement. Researchers note collaboration, influence, and support from wives and partners shaped success narratives.
Unclear fragment hints at annual counts and wishes
Fragmentary text mentions a rough figure of 6000 and an annual reference, with garbled terms suggesting public concerns or notes. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities are present to confirm a concrete news item.
Dillon Adopts Practical Spanish Program For Youth And Adults
The Helena Independent notes Dillon Montana residents embrace Spanish study to meet post Spanish American War ties with Latin nations. Senor Ceron Camargo, exile from Colombia, teaches via conversational methods, spurring business leaders to form classes and many residents to learn Castilian, aiming at profitable government roles in Southerly lands.
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Helena
Dillon
Beaverhead
United States
Beaverhead County
Senor Ceron Camargo
Columbia
Camargo
Editorial medley recalls Wilson at New Hampshire church
A Cornish New Hampshire item notes President Wilson and family attended the quaint South Congregational church with palm-leaf fans. It contrasts a Dillon church service and mentions patriotic evening rites at the Dillon Presbyterian church. The piece muses on Gettysburg speech comparisons with Lincoln and comments on the president’s likeness to a second Lincoln.
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Cornish
New Hampshire
Wilson
Old South Congregational Church
Dillon
Dillon Presbbterian
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Apuar
Montana Delegation Backs Kennedy Campaign For Canadian Settlement
Washington July 9 1913 the Montana Congressional Delegation unanimously approve the campaign led by J M Kennedy commissioner of agriculture and publicity to attract northwest Canada residents to Montana lands or investments. Leaders in Congress including Speaker Champ Clark back efforts to ease public land access and curb emigration to Canada while Evans appeals to Interior and General Land Office for action.
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Washington, D. C
Montana
J. M. Kennedy
Northwest Provinces
Canada
Kennedy
John M. Evans
Republic
Congress
Champ Clark
House
Clark
United States
Evans
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Livans
Plain Preaching on The Social Evil in Butte
Rev Rexroad condemns segregation of women of ill repute and urges suppression of brothels. He supports sex education by specialists and cites vice commissions to argue licensing reduces crime. He warns society must pity and rehabilitate the afflicted to halt dope and disease spreading.
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Rexroad
CG. A. Rexroad
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Butte
Wolfe
Dr. Rexroad
Minneapolis Vice Commission
Minneapolis
Lal
Butte Sees Stand Against Exploiters of Women
In a call to action residents denounce profiteers who prey on vulnerable women, charging exorbitant rents and profits from their misery and urging the community to resist this nefarious business and protect modest girlhood.
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Butte
Wit and Tears in Court as Woman Weeps for Bail
A witty old judge years a quartet of sobbing women in court as one prisoner laments misfortune. Barrister Finnigan arrives and asks what troubles the prisoner. The judge replies she seems to be waiting to be bailed out. London Tit-Bits.
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Bar of Justice
Finnigan
Gurral
London
Hall's Catarrh Cure promise and claim
There is more Catarrh in this section than any other disease and for years doctors called it local. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo is presented as the constitutional remedy. It is taken internally and claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces with a $1000 reward for cure failures. Sold by Druggists 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
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Moployes
Alice
Democrats
Kodak
J. Carhart
City Gleaning and Dyeing Works
Sylvain Bros
West Broadway
Butte, Mont
Mr. Paumie
West
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Fhone
Lewis & Walker Assayers
Wyoming
Butte, Mon
California
Duke Advertising Agency
Angeles
Cal
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Roy
Pease & Stephenson
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