Notice on Employer Liability for Employee Debts
The Tribune Pub Co states it will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees except when orders signed by a manager authorize such actions.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
7
The Tribune Pub Co states it will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees except when orders signed by a manager authorize such actions.
Extensive notes recount Missouri bribery cases, naming Circuit Attorney Folk of St. Louis and Attorney General Dow pursuing legislators including seven state senators, with U. S. Senator W. J. Stone and Lt. Governor John A. Lee implicated. It links health lobby finances to a 1900s pure food bill and hints at broader political fallout across Montana and beyond.
Information to Col. J A Ockerson reveals engineering displays from Argentina are sent to the Argentine Consul General in New York and will be forwarded to St Louis. Amateur photographers are noted as quirky. one school pursues pinhole pictures while another accepts Goertz lens images. The issue also prints a summary of the new game law for sportsmen.
London reports from the Philadelphia Press correspondent say Marconi seeks private wireless messages while cable firms doubt secrecy. Carson of Anglo-American Telegraph notes any intruder within air wave range can read signals, and Eastern Telegraph cites six or more wireless systems in use with limited secrecy possible by precise tuning.
A Finlander named Johnson ran amuck in Duluth Minnesota using forceps to extract teeth from a dozen victims. He attacked six saloon patrons then an old man and Mrs Ellinson before police captured him. He claimed to be a dentist but showed only a wood-saw contract instead of a license.
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