Keerl drunk inquest links shooting to threat near Milwaukee hall
Helena April 22. An inquest into the killing of Thomas Crystal by James S. Keerl found witnesses describe Keerl as drunk and acting oddly. The evidence notes a upstairs fight at the Milwaukee beer hall and a threat filled with gunfire as Keerl declared fixes for Crystal before firing. The jury ruled Crystal died April 21 from a gunshot wound inflicted by Keerl. The funeral is set for the Sacred Heart cathedral.
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Helena
Thomas Crystal
J. 8
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Milwaukee Beer Hall
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Duffy
Nolan
Brooks
Ody
Joe Murray
Fort Harrison
George D. Soule
Beer Hall
Sonle
Frank Kenek
Gua « Niseem
Butte
Hepner
Aschein
Colt
Smith & Wesson
Harrington & Richards
James S. Keerl
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
Must Settle Up or Be Sued for Textbook Overcharges
State Superintendent Welch demanded settlement from Maynard Merrill & Co of Chicago overcharges in Montana school book contracts. He states the firm violated all contract terms by not maintaining county supplies, not offering lowest prices, and not honoring price reductions. If no settlement is offered, suit will follow as directed by law.
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Helena
Welch
Maynard, Merrill & Co
Chicago
Montana
United States
Queen Wilhelmina’s Condition Improves After Consultation
Dispatches fromCastle Loo report a slight improvement in Queen Wilhelmina's condition after a three quarter hour consult with Professor Rosenstein and physicians. The bulletin notes maintained consciousness and satisfactory overall status. Queen Wilhelmina signed a decree on a first chamber election despite cabinet reluctance due to urgency.
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Castle Loo
Wilhelmina
Rosenstein
Leyden University
Crowder Report Finds No Neutrality Violation in South Africa Shipment
Washington April 22. Colonel Crowder reported to the cabinet that preliminary findings show insufficient evidence of any past or present neutrality violation in the shipment of horses and mules to South Africa from Chalmette. He will add to the report and review it with the president and attorney general. The cabinet also handled other departmental matters.
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Washington
Crowder
South Africa
Chalmette
Governor Toole in Chicago With Montana Expo Delegation
Governor Toole and party arrive in Chicago after noon and spend the evening at McVicker's with May Irwin in The Widow Jones. They plan to stay at Grand Pacific tonight and visit Stouts tomorrow before returning Sunday with A. J. Davidson T. C. Kurtz and J. B. Neill to select a Montana building site for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
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Standard
Chicago
Dillon Man Seeks Divorce After Acid Incident
Robert Shultz filed for divorce from Susan Shultz in Dillon the day after the Dewey acid throwing incident. He alleges cruel and inhuman treatment and cites the acid attack as the cause. The couple married in Dillon on October 14 last year.
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the Standard
Dillon
Robert Shultz
Susan Shultz
Twin children die in barn fire near Bear Grove
In Dallas county Iowa on April 22 the three year old twin children of M Shields residing in Bear Grove were found dead among debris from a fire that destroyed a barn. The blaze started in a rubbish heap and spread to the barn as the youngsters played inside unseen by their parents.
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Des Moines
Iowa
M. Shields
Bear Grove
Dallas County
Schmitz Urges Immediate Conference With Striking Workers
San Francisco April 22 The third day of the street railway tie up shows no major change. Mayor Schmitz asks United Railroads to confer with strikers and offers personal services. Officials predict near normal service within days as unions extend sympathy and city business adapts to the disruption.
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Ellis Street
Schmitz
United Railroads
Market Street Railway
California Street Railway Company
Presidio & Ferries Company
California, Hyde
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United Company
Company Concedes in Strike Talks Set for 10 A M Conference
The hour for a conference was set at 10 a m tomorrow. This is the first concession by the company since the strike began and there is hope the dispute will be resolved.
Oregon City Mills Shut Down After 300 Workers Walkout
In Oregon City Oregon on April 22 about 300 employees of the Oregon City woolen mills have struck and the factory has closed. The weavers demand an advance of one per cent per yard in wages as a condition for reopening.
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Oregon City
Ore
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Promises Quick Grip Cure
Advertises a two day cure for grip using Laxative Bromo-Quinine. Claims FE F. Grove's signature appears on every box as assurance of the remedy.
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W. Grove
Supreme Court considers injunction to stop ore mining veins two and seven
Boston & Montana seeks an injunction to stop Montana Ore Purchasing from mining ores in veins two and seven of the Pennsylvania ground. J F Forbis argued for the injunction while J J McHatton opposed. The court set briefing deadlines May 4 and May 5 for rehearing in the Belmont and Fairmount cases.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Boston & Montana Company
Montana
Pennsylvania
Clancy
John F. Forbis
J. J. McHatton
F. A. Heinze
Belmont
Fairmount
Hawley Seeks Legal Status for Army Commander in Chief
Senator Hawley introduced a bill to improve army efficiency, granting the lieutenant general general command over U S military forces and authority to issue army orders and direct inspections. The measure covers training discipline mobilization plans promotions and coordination through general officers and the general staff. It also seeks to align funding dispositions between quartermaster subsistence pay departments and disbursing officers.
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Washington
Hawley
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
United States
Miles
Will Cure You of Rheumatism by Dr Shoop
An advertisement claims a cure for rheumatism after 2900 experiments. The seller offers six bottles of Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Cure with a money back or payment only if cured. Readers are urged to mail for an order and book, with pricing $5.50 after one month if cured. Mild cases may require one or two bottles.
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Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Wine of Cardui touted for change of life relief
Mrs L S Webb of Toledo credits Wine of Cardui with easing the change of life pains and says she now menstruates with no pain after three months. Testimonials from women in Port Barnwell and Falkins praise its benefits, urging others to begin treatment before suffering. The advertisement links Cardui with the idea of restoring health during perimenopausal years and notes Thedford’s Black-Draught as a supporting remedy.
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Laura 8. Webb
Toledo, Ohio
Cardus
Cardui
Thedford
Helena Arrest Tells Old Minnesota Murder Tale
Sheriff from Fillmore county arrested Patrick Noonan in Helena on a murder charge from 1874 in Fountain Minnesota. Indicted after testimony from Fitzgerald linking Noonan to the crime. extradition proceedings underway as Noonan denies the killing.
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Helena
Minnesota
John Skinner
Fountain
Fillmore County
Minn
Patrick Noonan
Noonan
Montana
Fitzgera U
Fitzgerald
Elling K. Blexrud
van Sant
Blexrud
O'Connell
James Noonan
Toole
Kissoula
Higg Ns
Wood Street
Missoula
Shinner
Northern Pacific
H. Sorg
Spokane
Sheriff O'Connell
Prisoners Escape Jail Through Stone Wall
Special dispatch from Boulder reports three hobos confined in Clancy town jail escaped after midnight by digging through a stone wall. They had been arrested yesterday by the local constable for assault with a deadly weapon and concealed weapons. An incident at Young's hotel led to threats with a gun, but Mrs. Young intervened and prevented bloodshed.
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Sheriff's Office
Clancy
Young
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Evidence of Murder in Denver Exhumation and Arrests Loom
The body of Albert Gabry, Colorado legislature member, exhumed by Coroner Horan as an inquest begins tomorrow. Police Chief Armstrong says there is evidence for arrests once the coroner’s report is released, with sensational developments expected soon.
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Denver
Albert Gabry
Colorado
Horan
Armstrong
Alderson Convicted in Elk Out of Season Case
Ed L. Alderson was found guilty in district court of killing an elk out of season in West Gallatin basin last December. The jury imposed a 250 dollar fine after the meat was found in the basement of the Avant Courier building by Deputy Game Warden Ferguson. Alderson is a noted hunter and son of Maj. W. W. Alderson.
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Standard
Bozeman
Ed L. Alderson
Alderson
West Gallatin Basin
Avant Courier
Ferguson
Ed Alderson
Maj. W. W. Alderson
Manila Editor Sentenced for Demanding Removal of Judge
Manila April 22 The Volcano editor was sentenced to one day in jail and a fine of 109 dollars for demanding the removal of the judge who tried Senor Val dez editor of the Miau who was fined for libeling Filipino members of the United States commission then hearing the editor of Freedom under sedition law.
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Manila
The
Senor Valdez
Miau
United States Commission
Freedom
Death Toll Rises in Cairo Steamer Disaster
Cairo Illinois April 22 no new bodies recovered from Sunday morning fire aboard the steamer. Estimated on board 145 passengers and crew with 75 saved leaving 70 unaccounted. Corrected lost list stands at 50 with 20 more believed in wreck or river.
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Cairo
Ill
Governor Murphy to resign. Brodie to succeed
A Phoenix dispatch reports Governor Murphy will resign. Alexander O Brodie, lieutenant colonel of Roosevelt's Rough Riders, is named to succeed him at the end of Murphy's term. The auditor's misappropriation case is said to influence the resignation decision.
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Cal
The
Express
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Ariz
Bays
Murphy
Alexander O Brodie
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Dillon Electric Power Company Takes Control of Plant
A deed filed in Dillon records the transfer of all rights from Orr Electric and Power to the Dillon Electric and Power Company, a New York backed group. The $170,500 deal will be finalized next week.
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Standard
Dillon
Orr Electric and Power Company
Dillon Electric and Power Company
New York
More Fighting Vessels Committer Completes Naval Appropriation
The committee completes work on the naval appropriation bill authorizing funds for new fighting ships. The measure targets construction and modernization of fleet units, with emphasis on destroyers and cruisers for national defense and fleet readiness.
Navy Committee Approves Major Warship Build Plan
The House naval affairs committee completes the naval appropriation bill authorizing two 16,000 ton battleships two 14,500 ton armored cruisers and two 1,000 ton gunboats. Costing about 76 million dollars the plan allows building in designated navy yards with Pacific coast unit allocations and limits on contractors.
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Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Secretary of the Navy
Pacific Coast
New York
Brooklyn
Fire Claims Six in Hull Homestead Blaze
A house and stable belonging to Thomas Hill in Hull Quebec burned today. Thomas Hill his wife and three children and a man named John Watson were burned to death in the blaze. The fire is not believed to be caused by lightning.
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Thomas Hill
Hill
John Watson
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