Verdict favors Dye in mining damages suit
A jury in Judge AV Hy Poorman's district court department returned a verdict in favor of Elden Dye against Snow Carbon Mining Co awarding 400 dollars for damages. The jury found Dye did not perform some contracted work but held the defendant suffered no damage. Another case, George Schultz versus Charles Lehman, is on trial with Schultz seeking 2023 dollars for alleged false arrest and imprisonment while Lehman faces trespass charges from 1923.
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Elden Dye
Snow Carbonate Mining Company
AV. Hy Poorman
George Schultz
Charles V
Lehman
Schultz
National Guard to Camp in Helena June 13
Special trains carrying 1000 troops will arrive June 13 for Montana National Guard encampment in Helena. Regiment under Col E H Williams includes howitzer and machine gun companies, headquarters, service company with regimental band, medical unit, and 14 infantry companies. Band to perform with Warrant Fechter directing about 30 members. Bozeman group keeps Sousa heritage. Regulars from 4th infantry not with guardsmen this year. camp duties and two weeks of maneuvers ahead.
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Montana National Guard
Col
E. H. Williams
Helena
Bozeman
John Fechter
Sousa
Dines
4Th Infantry
Proud Flesh dramatizes old and new San Francisco cinema
A Metro-Goldwyn offering titled Proud Flesh screens today at the Marlow in matinée and evening showings. The film adapts Lawrence Rising's best selling novel with Eleanor Boardman Harrison Ford and Pat OMalley leading a rotating cast in a story of heart versus pride amid social change.
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San Francisco
Victor
Marlow
Metro-Goldwyn- Offering
Lawrence Rising
Eleanor Boardman
Harrison Ford
Pat O'Malley
Funeral Sermon Honors Pure Child as Marys Little Flower
A funeral service for Billie Louise Strong at St Helena Cathedral featured Monsignor J. C. Willging’s reflections on child purity and divine fate. He linked the child’s brief life and sorrow to wisdom from God, likening her to St Theresa and Marys child, urging trust, surrender, and devotion to God.
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Billie Louise
J. C. Willging
Cathedral of
St. Helena
W. RB. Strong
Strong
Louise Beaupre
Breckenridge Street
Monsignor
Willging
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus
Holy Mother
God
Theresa
Virgin
Heaven
Mary
Grace
St. Theresa
Flower
Passing Show Presents 11th Marlow Revue With Stars
The New York Winter Garden presents the eleventh Passing Show at the Marlow next Monday evening starring Georgie Price Bert and Margaret Breen. The revue features travesties of popular current plays with ballet and spectacle. It is more pretentious and lavish than prior editions, in two acts and 28 scenes with 26 musical numbers.
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New York Winter Garden
New
Messrs. Shubert
Marlow
Georgie Price
Brendel
Bert
Margaret Breen
College Orchestra at Broadwater Tonight
The Montanans a five piece dance orchestra from the University of Montana will play a dance and entertainment at the Broadwater dancing pavilion this evening Regular admission ten cents and free dancing from 830 to 10 Mervyn Walker and her jazz band pleased local dancers last evening The orchestra will play at Broadwater pavilion three nights weekly Saturday Sunday and Tuesday evenings An electric piano has been installed for afternoon dancing and for evenings without regular dances The pavilion can be secured for private parties
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Montanans
University of Montana
Broadwater Dancing Pavilion
Grant
Orientarime
Mervyn Walker
Broadwater Pavilion
Reorganization Plan For St Paul Company Reveals Major Debt Cuts
The plan proposes cutting fixed interest debt from 469.5 million to 242.1 million, funding over 185 million maturing in ten years, and converting obligations to long term. It sets preferred stock at 25.4 and common at 32 per share, issuing new 4 percent mortgage bonds. Liquidation of a 35 million debt to the U.S. government is planned, with bonds secured and new mortgages to fund future capital. Adjustments include adjustment bonds maturing 2000 with income bond features and a plan to pay expenses from stockholders’ contributions without creditor costs.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
U. S
St. Paul's
United States
St.Paul
Chicago, Terre Haute and Southeastern Railway
Railway reorganization plan raises funds via stock and bonds
The Chicago, Milwaukee and Gary railway company faces a reorganization with about 238 million dollars in undisturbed bonds, of which around 157 million are public. Approximately 10 million in new money will be raised without securities, funded by assessments on common and preferred stockholders to provide immediate working capital. Remaining over 70 million in cash from assessments will be covered by new bond issuance.
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Chicago, Milwaukee and Gary Railways Company
Cook County Withholds State Tax Portion Over Redistricting
Chicago June 2 Associated Press says Illinois lawmakers failing to redraw districts prompts Cook County to refuse payment of the state's share of taxes collected in the Chicago area. The move reflects ongoing frustration over legislative inaction on redistricting.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Cook County
Honor Soldier Who Served in Montana
Vice President Dawes spoke at a dinner honoring Major General Harry G. Hale who retires from command of the Sixth Army Corps area on July 16. Hale’s career included action against the Sioux in South Dakota in 1890, service in Montana, aide-de-camp to General Wesley Merritt, and command of a Rhine infantry brigade in Germany in 1920.
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Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Harry G. Hale
Sixth Army Corps
Hale
South Dakota
War Department
Montana
Wesley Merritt
Philippines
Germany
Rhine
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The
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N. P
G. N. Rys
GN. Tys
Brite
Young and Nagle Co
Fureka
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