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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1935

Page

8

Legal action tied to Chicago Milwaukee Pacific railroad suits

The West district court yesterday saw Patrick F Welsh sue Chicago Milwaukee Pacific Railroad for injuries while employed by the defendant. A second suit by Frank Cuculich, arch en, asks $10,076 for injuries in an automobile mishap on Oregon and Marcia streets. Marcia ONeill seeks judgement against Patrick Welsh for $5,000. The case involves a freight schedule shift. PACIFIC reports a 24 hour time on freight between Chicago and St. Paul and a new schedule reducing transit with future four day shipments. W D I, general agent, notes changes.

West District Court Patrick F. Welsh Chicago, Milwaukee, Bt. Pacific Railroad Company ntUiffin Charles O'Neill Frank Cuculich Archen Frank Nuff Regon Marcia Streets O. Neil Patrick Wail Alnt Neges Chicago St. Paul Butte

Will Probate Petition Filed for James H. King

A petition to probate the will of James H. King who died here on June 4 was filed in district court yesterday by Philo H. King. No date for a hearing has been set before Judge Frank Riley.

James H. King Philo H. King Itry Oi Prank B Riley

Prominent Matron of Butte 5 Summoned

Death yesterday claimed Mrs. Clara McAuley, 15, a Butte resident for a half century. She died at the family home on East Broadway after a two week illness. Surviving: two daughters and a son in law Lou Bargeareil of San Francisco and Clara Reid of San Diego. three sons and two daughters in law William McAuley of Jerome Aris Kenneth McAuley of Butte and John McAuley of San Francisco. nieces and nephews. Body at Sherman and Reed mortuary pending funeral arrangements.

Clara McAuley Butte East Broadway Pennsylvania Lou Bargeareil San Francisco Clara Reid San Diego William McAuley Jerome Aris Kenneth McAuley John Mcauley Sherman and Reed Mortuary Latir Fling Hihnale Latik East Side Latte Finland M. Reeder Jack Wiliam Reeder Dorothy Rae

Suit Completed On Plaintiff Move In Disability Case

The action of Bozo Sherich against the Slovene Progressive Benefit Society ended after counsel moved for dismissal with out prejudice. Judge Frank L. Riley entered a non-suit, awarding the defendant costs. The plaintiff sought $500 in disability benefits under a policy. A manslaughter trial for George Bennetts, unrelated, was postponed to this morning due to juror absence.

Bozo Sherich Slovene Progressive Benefit Society Frank L. Riley Riley George Bennetts T. E. Downey Department of Court Bennetts Henry Unshane South Main Street Inst Marchal

Nu-Enamel Paint Store Set to Open in Butte

The Nu-Enamel Paint company of Chicago announced yesterday a new store opening at 15 West Park Street in Butte. Yack Adkins, factory representative, will supervise the opening. Phip H. King will own and operate the shop. The firm, founded ten years ago, is a leading independent enamel producer supplying hundreds of exclusive stores and thousands of dealers, with substantial overseas shipments.

Nu-Enamel! Paint Company of Chicago Butte Yack Adkins West Park Street Phip H. King Butte Norist Nu-Enamel Paint Company Allts Exchsive

Fourteen Candidates File For July Primary Ballot

The petitions of fourteen candidates for public office were filed with clerk John Holland ahead of the July 17 primary. Nine seek major posts as filing closes with five hours left. Notables include Democrat candidates John Cullerton for sheriff and Scotty McNamara for county commissioner. Endorsed by party, several others target state senate, assembly, coroner, constable, and county attorney posts along with Democratic and Republican precinct committee slots.

John Holland John F. Cullerton West Galena Cullerton Brownfeld- Canty’s Charles E. Sebold State Senate Floral Boulevard Martin McHale South Ohio Street Sam Spiegel West Broadway Legislative Assembly Fred R. Moulder Amherst Street South Butte Township Michael Mullane West Granite Street John J Scotty) McNamara West Gold Street

Woman charged in grand larceny case

M. E. McCormick is charged with grand larceny in an information filed June 8 by the county attorney. Bail set at 1000 by Judge Frank L. Riley, arraignment June 16 at 1 in Riley's court. Accused of taking 301.35 from Minnie Smith while serving as an official of Slemons and Booth real estate in 1930. case bound over from the justice court.

M. E. McCormick Atttorney Frank L. Riley Slemons and Booth Real Estate Agency Justice Court

Fathers Program at Lodge Tonight in Summit Valley No 123

A special Fathers day program at Summit Valley lodge No 123 meets at the Masonic temple tonight at 8 o clock featuring an initial low by Rainbow Girls. They will observe a regular meeting at the temple Saturday night under Mrs. F Nardel as worthy matron in charge of the majority service with refreshments provided. Warrants payable for Silver Bow county widows pension fund numbered 32651 to 32430 inclusive are now payable at treasurer Mervin Demasey s office. The redeemed warrants total about 19000 with interest.

Summit Valley Lodge No. 123 Masonic Temple Rainbow Girls Temple F. Nardel Widows’ Pension Fund Silver Bow County Incluarve Mervin Demasey

Governor Poindexter Leaves for Islands on Milwaukee

Governor Poindexter of the Hawaiian lands sails aboard the Milwaukee for San Francisco after arriving from Washington D C. He says he enjoyed Montana and regrets not prolonging his stay, and he is accompanied by rancher Ed Rowe.

Honelul Joseph B. Poindexter Elands Milwaukee San Francisco Washington, D. C Beaverhead County Butte Ed Rowe Red Rock Montana Butterieads

Donovan Visits Mining City in Senate Campaign

Louis P. Donovan of Shelby tours Montana as a Democratic short term U S Senate candidate. A former resident of Butte and partner in Nolan and Donovan, he practiced law there and later moved to Toole County, where he now serves in the Montana senate.

Louis P. Donovan Bhelby Butte Donovan Nolan and Donovan Toole County Montana Senate

McDowell Estates Valued at $45,707 After Dublin Death

The estate of William Wallace Mc Dowell, former minister to Ireland, who died suddenly April 8 in Dublin during a banquet in his honor, is valued at $45,737.58 per the state board of equalization report issued yesterday.

William Wallace McDowell Ireland Dublin State Board of Equalization

Thefts Reported to Butte Police

Several petty thefts were reported to police yesterday including a tan leather jacket from a truck, a wrist watch, a drill from a machine shop, and a rest with valuables. A car stolen from 6 East Mercury Street was recovered and returned to Chris Sedaris by Officers Jack Duggan and Emmett Sullivan.

Charles Cooper Jack Lavell West Platinum J. W. Campbell Utah Second Streets Carl J. Traverman Cobban Street Chris Sedaris East Mercury Street Jack Duggan Emmett Sul-llvan

Burglary Charges Filed Against Two Suspects

A complaint charging John Harrington and Tom Martin with burglary was filed in the justice court for breaking into an establishment at 1637 Harrison Avenue on June 12 and fleeing with two radios. W. E. Slauson testified as the complaining witness. Harrington posted $300 bond and pleaded not guilty. Martin also pleaded not guilty and was jailed for failing to provide bond. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for June 20.

Justice Court John Harrington Tom Martin Harrison Avenue W. E. Slausons Harrington Justice of the Peace

Dismissal of Case Ordered by Court

An application by the county attorney's office for leave not to file an information against Gilbert Simmons charging burglary was granted yesterday by Judge Frank L Riley. The case had been pending on district court records, bound over from the justice courts. New patients admitted at Murray hospital include Mrs Alice Larsen and Mrs A Ivakovich, while several patients were discharged including Mrs W P Ross Mrs Rebecca Harris Doreen Hugo and others.

Gilbert Simmons Frank L. Riley District Court Justice Courts

Children Guests At Resort Today At Columbia Gardens

Warm day expected as thousands of Butte children under 14 attend the second weekly children's day. Free streetcar rides start at 8 and continue on a schedule with first free car at 9 30. Rides to the Gardens until 1 20 with free returns 1 30 to 6. Attendants oversee activities and concessions open.

Butte Columbia Gardens Butte Electric Railway Ed Nash Railway

Former Butte Man Is Called by Death

Harry Gray about 30 and a Butte high school graduate died at his home in Keokuk Iowa after a long illness. He was the son of Mr and Mrs George Gray 610 High street Keokuk and worked four years for Three Forks Portland Cement in Butte before the family moved to Keokuk about 13 years ago. He is survived by his parents two aunts in Town and a sister who died before the move to Butte. Estate of Emily Wyatt valued at 4292 44 per state board of equalization report.

Jd, L Price Joseph L. Price Gridley Butte William Wiser Farrel Ill White Harry Gray Butte High School Heme Keokuk Iowa S. M. Boyington George Gray High Street Gray Three Forks Portland Cement Company Town Harry Butte Hig School

Cars Collide At Intersection Reported Here

A collision at the corner of Second and Arizona streets was reported to police by FE Evans, of 215 Pacific Street. Evans said his car hit a vehicle driven by Mr. McDonald at the intersection. McDonald also reported the incident.

FE. Evans Pacific Street Second Arizona Streets McDonald

Small Kitchen Fire Causes Minor Home Damage

A fire likely started from a kitchen range caused about 25 dollars in damage at 108 West Gold Street rear last night about 8:30. The occupant was away. Firemen reported. Martino Granaro faced a disturbance charge in a complaint filed with the county attorney by Ben Favero of Meaderville alleging that Granaro called him vile names in pretence of women and children.

West Gold Street Rear Martino Granaro Ben Favero North Mafin Street Meaderville Favero Gienaro

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