Supreme court rules on contempt and habeas writs in Butte case
The court ruled that Mersin Forbis and Evans did not commit contempt and ordered the lower court judgment nullified. It discharged the petitioners and exonerated their bail. The day included arguments on a writ of supervisory control to vacate Judge Clancy's injunction restraining dividends and a separate injunction regarding ore extraction.
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Supreme Court
Forbis and Evans
Reda
Tifus Rt
Supreme Court 1
Mersin
Forbis and
Evans
Jude Harney Sien
Tiine Healey
Thor
Butte
Joh Lindsay
Harney
Walsh
Walen
Barton
Montana
Mitourn
Walan
Lindsay
District Court
Silver Bow
Clancy
Ine Junction
John MacGinniss
Boston & Montana Company
Amalgamated
A. J
Pennsylvania
Poston & Montana
Bonis
Tom
Brantly
John Hubert
Yankee Boy
Hubert
Fairmount
Belmont
Heinge
Anaconda
Charles Quinn
McHatton
Five Killed in Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Wreck
A California Limited en route to Fort Madison derailed on a curve at Cama near Medill Missouri. Five killed and 23 injured as two mail cars a dining car and two sleepers left the track. Rail workers and local residents aided the rescue as the engine stayed on the rails.
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Keokuk
Jaws
Cama
Medill
A. Wertheimer
San Diego
Henry
Rufus B.uster
Chicago
C. Fairbanks
Gaten
Australia
Brulee
Hanna Platner
Waterha
George W. Weeks
Cinton
Mase
Charles Markel
Sydney
Ate
Tralia
House of Parke
Davis
Cas Gevere
Max H. Helnich
Charlie Fer
Chiceen
Fort Madison
Runkle
Wyaconda
Sheriff Hastily Summoned After Bow and Arrow Ranch Shooting
Miles City April 28 Sheriff Savage received a hasty summons from the Yellowstone north side this afternoon about a shooting in the Bow and Arrow ranch pasture. George Snyder was said killed, but later reports indicate men killed a deer. Savage investigated the scene and returned as night fell.
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Miles City
Savage
Yellowstone
Bow and Arrow Ranch
George Snyder
North Wide
Archbishops Condition Deteriorates. Doctors Report Weakness
Report shows Archbishop Corrigan growing weaker despite rest and careful care. Doctors Delafield Keyes and Janeway consult. no bulletin tonight as Archbishop remains very weak and no visitors allowed. Father Curley says recovery possible but will be slow. latest bulletin notes he is about as cared for and doing well while still serious.
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New York
Corrigan
Father Curley
Curley
Janeway
Shaffer Vindicated at Amalgamated Convention
President Theodore Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers gains broad support as his annual report on the steel strike is endorsed. Gompers notes lingering controversy with Shaffer over strike settlements and defends the AFL’s role. A new roasting furnace at Boston Montana smelter aims to roast 8 tons every 4 hours, with completion expected July 1.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Theodore Schaffer
Amalgamated Association
Shaffer
Shaffers
Committee of Constitution and General Laws
Washington
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Great Falls
J. W. Neill
Deng
Boston’ & Montana
Boston
Montana
Tornado Disaster in Glenrose Raises Death Toll
Granbury dispatch confirms Glenrose tornado damage with eight dead and 57 injured. Fatalities include Mrs. Milan and Rev. Ford plus Mae Connell and others. 33 buildings destroyed. Relief teams from Granbury bring food, shelter, and physicians as 10 plus people become homeless across five miles north to seven miles south of Glenrose.
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Dallas
Tex
Granbury
Glenrose
Carl Milan
J. R. Milan
Ford
Methodist Church
Mae Connell
Muepgrove
Gage
Fagg
Lee
Thomas T. Rice
Torna
Glenrone
Water experts disagree in Box Eider Water case
Fort Benton April 29 testimony in the Box Eider Water right case shows civil engineering is imprecise. A surveyor claimed 2400 inches flow while Helena expert George T. Wiskes testified 40 inches, a 3000 inch gap. Judge Tatton adjourned court to May 21 and headed to Glascow for a motion and appeal to the state supreme court.
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She Standard
Fort Benton
Eider
District Court
George T. Wiskes
Helena
Supreme Court
Governor Toole Burying Father In Arlington May
Special dispatch from Helena says Governor Toole will not return to Montana until after the burial of his father in law General Thomas Stans at Arlington Cemetery Washington D C. He awaits Mrs Toole and their two sons and Miss Rosecrans. The party will go from Chicago to Washington and back to Montana. General Rosecrans will be saluted by the Society of the Army of the Cumberland with Gen H D Royton in charge of ceremonies.
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Helena
Toole
Montana
Arlington Cemetery
Washington, D.C
Tose Stans
Chicago
Rosecrans
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
H. D. Royton
Stat
Death of Mrs Gainor in Great Falls after brief illness
Mrs Gainor died in Great Falls tonight after a brief illness from blood poisoning. The husband and two sons survive. Mrs Gainor’s parents and two brothers live in Helena. One brother is private secretary to Governor Hunt of Porto Rico. A married.
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Sfelk
Great Falls
Edward Gai- Mor
Herome
Mra
Gainor
Helena
Hunt
Porto Rico
Assault on Faith Stewart Shocks Portland District
Five men attacked and choked Faith Stewart, a Portland worker, near North Second Street. She lies in critical condition with abdominal injuries and possible long recovery. Police seek the assailants tied to local brothels and prostitution rings in the North End.
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Fortland
Ore
Faith Stewart
Portland
Siume
Bast Fist
East Sita
North Second Street
North End
Stewart
Fourth Street
Big Montana Mortgages Enter State Records
Two large mortgages were filed in state records. Secretary Star Hays received documents from the Northern Pacific Railroad to secure bonds, totaling 96 million dollars with Farmers' Loan & Trust. A second lien for 95 million dollars was issued to Merchants' Trust. Both were printed as book form notices.
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Montana
Star Hays
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Farmers’ Loan & Trust, Company
Merchants’ Trust Company
Secretarien
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Aero
Boise
Taher
ADMIRAL SCHLEY HOSTED IN MEMPHIS ENTERTAINMENT
Admiral and Mrs Schley toured Memphis with a military and civil parade and an address of welcome by Maj. J. J. Williams. They reviewed a regatta aboard the Robert E Lee and a grand ball in their honor at the New Cayoro, with plans to attend tomorrow as guests of the Maronic fraternity.
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Mra Schley
Sire Schley
Court Square
J. J. Willams
Adm Mral
Poison on window sill ends in child's death
Special Dispatch reports April 22 in Helena of Floyd Rohring a 5 year old son of William Rohring who died after drinking carbolic acid from a bottle on a window sill. He was rushed to Dr Dent but died within minutes.
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Wnsnert
Helena
Floyd Rohring
William Rohring
East Helena
Dent
Ston Witle
Standard
EH Stoll
Lewistown
Montana
Peday
Louis Hanneman Funeral at Incarnation Church
The funeral of Louis Hanneman will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation in Great Falls. Services will begin at an unspecified hour as mourners gather to pay their respects.
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Besar Avepaten Co
Mrariard
Great “Falls
Louis Hanneman
Episcopal Church of the Incarnaton
Oclock
Bankruptcies in Helena: Wenrich and Barraugh declared
Judge Knowles presided at Helena on April 2 and adjudged Samuel Wenrich of Butte and Isaac Barraugh of Meaderville bankrupt. Wenrich owes $586.20 with $117 assets. Barraugh owes $1,115 and has no assets.
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Helena
Knowles T Day
Samuel Wenrich
Butte
Isaac Barraugh
Meaderville
Wenrich Owen
Barraugh
Senate Denounces Smith Order in Philippine Debate
In Washington April 23 a Senate session heated over General Jacob H. Smith reported to have ordered Samar problems to kill all males over 10. Senators denounced the alleged conduct as barbaric and urged accountability while discussing a proposed commission to secure peace and related policy issues.
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Washington
Senate
Jacob H. Smith
Island
Samar
Wilder
Philippines
Rawlins
Dlaime
Public Building Bill Advances In House Debate
The House passed an omnibus public building bill granting 17,406,460 to 1st cities with 77 new buildings, six on purchased sites, 17 on donated sites and 58 increases. It funds 16 site purchases and cuts amendment opportunities after a three hour debate. The bill’s treasury transfer drops total appropriations to 1.586 million. opposition argued about passage method. Agricultural appropriations discussion resumed with only eight pages disposed.
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House
Treasury
Mercer
Unfortunate End to Life in Livingston April Night
Carmine Lee, a resident of the red light district, died by morphine overdose at the Park restaurant on Om in street after being found unconscious about 6:30. Coroner Leard will investigate. aliases show Alta Calkes from Missouri Valley. She had recent jail intoxication and a promise to leave the city.
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Special Dispacen Co Ene
Alta Calkes
Misesouri Valley
Lea
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