White Slavery Case With Many Phases
Helena, Aug. 1. President Wilson and two world powers, three states, U S district attorneys, county attorneys, immigration authorities and a lawyer circle around May Williams alias Nora Loat alias May Allen and many other names. She has been held four to five months in the county jail as a witness in a white slavery case involving Alexis Stoff. Stoff was acquitted in federal court and will be tried in Dillon on a state charge. Williams will be taken to Spokane to face deportation for returning after deportation. Born in Oregon, she married a Canadian to become an alien and later married an American in Denver. the Canadian authorities accuse bigamy. Immigation and enforcement officials debate her status as an alien, while she writes President Wilson alleging constitutional issues.
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Helena
Woodrow Wilson
United States
May Williams
Nora Loat
May Allen
May
Alexis Stoff
Stoff
Dillon
Williams
Spokane
Canada
Oregon
Denver
Allen
Wilson
Senator’s Letter Prompts President’s Interest in Speedy Justice
An effective letter urged prompt action on speedy justice, drawing the president’s attention to the issue and signaling that signers’ promise to deliver timely justice was resonating at high levels. The text reflects concern over delays and the impact on individuals seeking swift legal outcomes.
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Muddy road trekman cross states on shabby cart
Ed Mosier, a gray bearded man aged roughly 40 to 60, traveled from Colorado toward Spokane on a crude two to three board cart with two broken shovel handles for legs. He paddled through mud, spent a rainy night outdoors, was jailed briefly in Bozeman, fed and warmed, then sent toward Helena with his odd three wheeled cart and about $40 in coins.
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Bozeman
Ed Mosier
Colorado
Spokane
Mosier
Macdonald Ranch
Helena
Glacier National Park Under Montana Control
Montana retains jurisdiction over Glacier National Park with state game warden deputizing locals to issue fishing licenses. No hunting allowed due to Interior Department firearms ban. action reflects federal government failure to comply.
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Helena
Montana
Glacier National Park
de Hart
Secretary of the Interior
State claims authority over Glacier National Park
An act of the Twelfth assembly relinquished all state authority over Glacier park once the governor received written notification from federal authorities that the national government assumed police or military jurisdiction. That notice never arrived, so the state has not surrendered any rights. Glacier park is a national park, yet the state remains supreme until the federal government accepts its terms.
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Twelfth Assembly
Glacier Park
Bootleggers Working in Yellowstone Park
An investigation by N. Nicholson of Helena and G. A. Emo of Denver reveals an organized gang of bootleggers operating from Gardiner and Yellowstone National park. Colonel Brett, park commandant, blamed drunkenness among road crews and prompted the inquiry. Wyoming’s United States district attorney will handle prosecutions.
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Helena
N. Nicholson
George A. Emo
Denver
Internal Revenue Department
Yellowstone National Park
Brett
Park
Gardiner
Yellowstone
Wyoming
United States
Lewistown Plans Labor Day Celebration With Parade
The trades and labor council in Lewistown announces a major Labor Day observance. Judge E. K. Cheadle is expected to give the address, with a large parade to precede the exercises in Lewistown on August 1.
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Lewistown
The
Trades and Labor Council
E. K. Cheadle
Lane to visit Gardiner after Yellowstone tour
Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane will arrive in Gardiner Sunday morning by auto, escorted by 15 to 20 Park County Auto club cars, with lunch at the Park hotel. He will inspect roads in Yellowstone and next visit Fort Yellowstone to decide road work and auto access timing. Robbers dynamited the Golden Rule store safe last night, securing 260 dollars. The men left their tools behind.
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Livingston
Franklin K. Lane
Gardiner
Yellowstone National Park
Park County
Wonderland
Golden Rule
Robbery at shop and Yellowstone bear incident report
A blacksmith identified stolen goods from his shop. The robbery involved a basement window with no trace of robbers found. June McCracken, owner, is in New York. Meanwhile Yellowstone bears maul a child after tourists feed them. soldiers kill the bear. News mentions a 48 hour park storm and plans of tours by the Knights Templar to Yellowstone.
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E. Roberts
June McCracken
New York
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Park
Knights Templar
Yellowstone
Butte
Park
L. C. Jl’orbes
Glacier
Yellowstone National Parks
Glacier Park
Minneapolis
Yellowstone Trail
W. A. Chay
Casino
New South Wales
Australia
Pago Pago
Samoan Islands
Robbery at Riddell Home In Broad Daylight
Burglars entered the Joseph A. Riddell residence at 307 South Washington Street through a kitchen window yesterday afternoon, taking silverware, watches, jewelry, and clothing valued around $300. The break-in occurred after 4 pm while the family was away. detectives searched for clues but found none. Two guest guests from Idaho, Miss Grace Pritchard and Miss Aileen McGrath, suffered losses, while Mrs Riddell and guests were visiting neighbors when the theft occurred.
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Joseph A. Riddel
South
Washington Street
Charles W. Ellingwood
Miss Gertrude Ellingwood
Riddell
Plummer
Idaho
Spotted Fever Preventive Work Finishes for Year
Helena report says Bitter Root valley dipping season ends with plans for next year. State board of entomology and federal officials outline funding of 10,000 from public health services and 15,000 from the federal bureau of entomology, avoiding use of the state's 5,000. Next year will include redipping livestock and expanding operations with three dipping vats this year and four more to be built for spring use.
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Standard
Helena
Bitter Root
State Board of Entomology
Public Health Services
Federal Bureau of Entomology
Sale on men s suits at Hennessy s store today
Three price points twenty eight values priced at 18 20 and 22 50 are offered at 14 50 with sale starting at nine o clock A Louisiana citizen funds the health officer salary in his community citing the need for school medical inspections.
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Stein-Bloch
L-System
America
Michaels-Stern
Caldwell
Symons
Hennessy’s Men’s
Louisiana
Beugeless Funeral Arrangements Announced
The remains of the late Frank Beugeless are at the Sherman Reed undertaking parlors. A funeral announcement will be made later.
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Kronholm
Erick Kronholm
Duggan
Beugeless
Frank Beugeless
Sherman & Reed Undertaking
Funeral for Mia Kenny infant son to be held Monday
The funeral for Mia Winnifred Kenny and her infant son Joseph Kenny will be held Monday morning at the family apartments in the Florence hotel with the service time to be announced.
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Kenny
Mia
Winnifred Kenny
Joseph Kenny
Florence
Funeral notices for Evelyn Becker and Mrs Williams
The funeral for Evelyn Becker aged 2 years 9 months will be held this afternoon at 2 at the Becker residence 2552 Placer street with Rev Re Groeneveld officiating. Interment follows in Mountain View cemetery. The funeral for Mrs Enoch Williams will be held tomorrow at 2 at the Williams residence 938 Colorado street. Interment follows in Mount Moriah cemetery.
Joseph Richards Funeral Director in Butte Montana
A notice locating Joseph Richards as a funeral director and embalmer at 15 to 19 S Montana Street, Butte, Montana with listed telephone numbers Ind 1307 and Bell 307.
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S. Montana Street
Butte
Mont
Ind
Bell
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