Verdict Returned For Blair In Federal Court Here
A directed verdict favorable to defendant Z. W. Blair was returned in U S district court after arguments on the motion. Plaintiff N E Jones sued for 33000 over a fence sale, Blair declining to take the matter to law on grounds of unwespned and clouded title. Attorneys from Stewart and Broch Deer Lodge and others represented Blair, with plaintiffs counsel Wind Jt Wine of Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. W. Blair
Halinville
N. E. Jones
George ML Bourgl
U. S
Blatr
Cloud
Tle
Blair
Dones
Conyvay
Suit on Grub-Stake Lost in High Court
The Colorado Court of Appeals upheld a trial court ruling denying Miss Sadia B. Pritchard of Denver a claim to Fred King’s fortune in Colorado mining ventures. The court found the grub stake action should have attached to the King estate rather than deposits in a bank classified as partnership funds.
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Presa
Wraneisen
Jan
Atate
Mletrice Court of Appeals
Alamerta
Sadia EB. Pritchard
Denver
Fred King
Colorado
Califorin Mining
Misa Pyneharad
King
United States
Grobstake
Tuna
Miss Pritchard
Prohibition Debate Roils Congress Over Eighteenth Amendment
The article reports on heated debates over the Volstead Act and the Eighteenth Amendment. It cites Ohio and Georgia lawmakers critiquing prohibition, alleging failures and social harm. It denounces the Anti Saloon League’s tactics as disreputable and accusatory, calling for liberty preservation and criticizing enforcement methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unehi
Sherwood
Ohio
Petaling
Tal
Nevada
New York
Desniti
Bergag
Protest Against Abandoning Two W P Rail Lines
The commission finds the Rimini branch must remain and operate to assure service during mining activity. Marysville branch also denied abandonment for 1924, with a deferred decision until December 31, 1924 to allow further demonstration of tonnage potential and regional value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rimini
Marysville
Maryaville
Wutil
Grand Inland National Bank Fails To Open Doors
Grand Inland National Bank in Grand Inland Nebraska failed to open this morning. The bank had capital stock of 100000 and surplus 126000. At a prior date its deposits totaled 1129300 with loans and other obligations around 14167014.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rembaska Bank
Grand Inland
Neh
Jon
Grand Inland National Bank
Olfoat
Fta Doorahis
da Iagt
Stgténsent
Ile Joamne
Social queues and weddings mark East Helena week
A busy East Helena social week features multiple bridge games with high scorers Mrs. Dent, Mrs. O Rourke, and Mrs. Travis, a Catholic church wedding for Miss Tauline Ambro and Frank Lessar, and varied gatherings at homes on Main Street. Notable notices include a birthday for W. K. Ables, a St Marys Guild meeting, and a busy round of community events with neighbors and families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alys
T. J. Halliday
Alrs
Mike O'Rourke
Myrs- Harcy Sealth
Mary Travis
Macy Eggan
Mike O' Rourke
Morgan O'Rourke
Joseph Gosh
Joseph Gough
Miles
Tee Home
Main Street
W. R. Smith
J. H. Dent
Dent
EL C. Brown
O. P. Chishotny
R. C. Rutherford
St O'Glack
Tauline Ambro
Frank Lessar
C. A. Scutton
Frances Ambro
Telena
J. N. Kenek
California
Demetria
Hollywood
San Diego
Mer
RC. Harder
Thera
Dast Uelens Volunteer Fire Company
Victor Carlson
Chick
Henry Norton
John Rose
Eonsucer
C. F. Hall
Electric Circle
Woodcraft
Arer
Guardian Meighbor
Maude Brazier
Path Guardian
Anna Hi
Eehel Adams
Isabel Gough
Anna N. Gough
Tatren
Nellie Gough
Minnie Kropp
Outer Sentinel
Sarah Plews
Vivian Calis
Grace Titles
Margaret Mullz
Mary Ball
Mary Eagan
Sarah Cletan
Mr. Wickert
Helena
Reading
Isabel Rogan
Mary Heeling
Cheryl Witkin- Son
Avery Adams
Joly Gough
Anne Rogan
J. Myron King
St. Mary's Guild
Sow. Langhorne
Hall
Ridge
J. 1
Bent
Roger Strobel
Welwus
Q. PL Chishol
B.C. Rutherfont
A. J. Mine
Suzanine Strobel
Margeret Strobel
Melena
Betty Brown
Ethel ‘Richardson
Zae Rutherford
Marjorie Rutherford
Doris DePue
George C
Dewey and Tittle
Dorothy
Taye
G. Gyayis
Kate Sterrett
Herry Maou Sil
McNaimee
The
Baptist Church
I Powestwale
Her Lush
Spud
Burt Aiken
Beaver Creek
al- Tair
Mary Ewgan
Beorgs
Marina Eggan
Jurge S. W. Langhorne
Ionie Sowers
Unusual Musical Library Aims To Build Public Taste
The piece discusses private and public libraries, the rise of home music collections, and the effort to compile accessible musical works. It notes the burden of building a music library, the difficulty of browsing music stores, and mentions a new volume titled Heart Songs as a model, with The Independent distributing copies and accompanying illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Filiati
Independent
Colin of
Seattle industrial education survey compares Seattle and Helena schools
Fred G. Robinson, director of public school education, reported on a visit to Seattle public schools for industrial education. The survey covers shop offerings, grades, and credits, noting Seattle teaches industrial education in 7th and 8th grades with 1-2 hours weekly while Helena runs 1-2 hours daily in 6th to 7th grades and emphasizes shop work, drawing, and home economics. The report highlights program differences, equipment quality, and calls broader adoption of printing and physical education findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Robinson
Faus Trial
Elena
Seattle
Telena
Keobire- Son Lily
Industrial Education Department
Washington
Gra
Croatway
West Seattle
Broadway
West
Broadway High School
Tomight
Wil Mulholland
Snd
Mtind
Mullipland
Department of Indian Education
Times
Iowa Physician Makes Startling Offer for Catarah Sufferers
Davenport Iowa Dr W O Cots offers a 9 to 10 day supply of a nose and head treatment free to any reader. He claims dramatic relief from deafness head noises and nasal issues after years of suffering. The advertisement highlights his specialty in eye ear nose and throat diseases and invites sufferers to request the sample.
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Iowa
Davenport
Tawa
St. James Hotel
Bad
Hr Tian
Wim
Coffer
Sye
Car
Wise
Tran
Horace Mann Memorial At Antioch After Landmark Fire
A historic Antioch College landmark in Yellow Springs Ohio was destroyed by fire on New Year’s night. The Horace Mann Memorial will replace the burned building, honoring the late educator and former Antioch president. Alumni pledge support as the college reorganizes to offer practical and professional training.
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Yellow Springs
Ohio
Middle West
Horace Mon Fleuze
Amtruch
Monn
Allioch
Mann
Ralph Wales Emerwon
Nathanial Hawthorne
Waril Everett Hate
Daniel Welter
Henry Clas
Antivel
Colylene
Machle
Arthur E. Muorgai
Ufe
Antioch
Horace Mann Memorial
Louisiana primary results eliminate gubernatorial candidate
New Orleans June 19 Towitt Gounehned, governor candidate Henry E. Wigan, longtime state superintendent of public instruction, and other leaders faced elimination after official returns from 35 parishes and near-complete unofficial totals from the western parishes. Huey P. Leng chaired the state utilities commission as the race narrowed toward the gubernatorial nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Towitt Gounehned
Wichtenaut
Sod
Henry £. Wigan
Stata Prinong
Caudiinica
Vuesilas
Will Toler
Rchell
Huey P. Leng
Mate Petite Utilities
Cominicefon
Papers for Binney Issued by Dixon in Stock Requisition
Governor Joseph M. Dixon issued requisition papers at Helena following a Silver Bow County attorney hearing representing Harold J. Binney. Binney, held in Santa Rosa California, is charged with obtaining $450 from E. Johnson through stock sales in the Vigilante Mining Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Harold J. Kineney
Joseph M. Dixon
Petitian
Helena
Silver Low
Shrer
Wf Robinson
Av Grovawl
Binney
Santa Rosa
Culior
Hia
Siler Pow
Corny
E. Z. Johson
Vigilante Molina Pihire Company
Telona
Stork
Power Devic
Binney Ansut
Jobo
Gueerhop
Dixon S
Dus
Ace Jorney
Crosiiste
Bourguia
Thaste Amid
Madi
Robinson
Orlorie
Ant -Motion Dieture Company
Canada United States Agree on Yukon Liquor Route
An tacit accord from Ottawa conferences between Canadian and U S authorities allows liquor from Vancouver destined for the Yukon to cross Alaska. Canadian customs will issue refusals to clearances for cargoes believed headed into the United States, though shipments may proceed. The plan aims to facilitate cross-border movement while controlling imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Vaneattvar
Vancouver
Yukon Territory
Alaska
Ilbha
Ottawa
U.S
United States
Vanderbilt heir begins broker office messenger post
In Boston on January 1, William Vanderbilt, son of the late Alfred Gynno Vanderbilt and heir to a large fortune, started as a messenger in the offices of Lee Higgins, Hamlin, Dankers and brokers. He received a $4 weekly starting salary and says he plans to learn banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wm. Wi. Vanderhilt
Alfred Gynno Vanderbilt
Hay Tien
Lee
Higgingon
Ail
Dankers
Bethany
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Verdigt
W. Blair
Jones
Praintife
Adaraay Lanny
Trier
Ursery
Spfd CO
Montana Book & Stationery Co
Odds Fellows
W. A. Meyer Walker
N. Davis
Flaherty & Kohler
Hermane, Freyler Placer
Empeos Aliey Tel
Fred Bollinger
Chio Solon
Ant Saloon League
Oring Therrares
W. P
Eck’s
Montana
North Main Street
East Helena News
Wiih
Grose
Oxford, Yoller and Parkway
Elmery
Racine
Lewis Underwear
Adler Gloves
LeVine Caps
Vanity and
Ward
Hickok
JHID
Louisiana
Dixon
Canada
Gentlemear
Latatog
Streator IF
F.O
Post Office
W. Atlee Burpee Co. Seed Growers
Philadelphia
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