Powell County court set hearings amid varied cases
Deer Lodge court calendar for August lists no jury trial this term. Demurrers, restraining orders, and motions are scheduled in cases including Roy Evans versus Mies Jensen, Della Relden versus Chicago Milwaukee and St Railways, and Pioneer Placer Mining vs Frank Cai Bon. Watch for further dates and district court listings as Deer Lodge officials prepare for August sessions.
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Judi Winston
Flendar
Follona
Roy Evans
Mies Jensen
Fle
United Fates Land Office
Arial
Della Relden
Chicago, Milwaukee & St .Railway Company
Deer Lodge
Pioneer Placer Mining Company
Frank Cai Bon
Aise
Bre
Stu Roney
Ot Pote
Dan Tewey
Deer Lodge News Highlights Local Visits and Deaths
Deer Lodge residents and visitors share news of travels and calls with friends. Notable items include Warren Evans and John Graham returning from Milwaukee and Chicago, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Davey buried at Hillcrest, and Mrs. Bessey of Vandalia Il passing away after a long public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
S. F. Bnod
Scharien Evans
Tutte
Aira
Warren Evans
Ohn Graham
Milwaukee
Chicago
John Flood
Butte Pent
Fa. Jonn
Davey
Racetrack
Hillcrest Cemetery
Lynn of
Butta
James
Ear
William Wyckett
Alexander Chinabs
Mich
Beattie
Spokane Lodge
Charles Hurst
N. Rainville
Anaconda
Anac Bae
Thomas Aspling
W. B. Warner
Reta Vert
George Martin
Baca
John Moon
Garrison
Ty Avon
T. F
Lawmakers approve forest reserve land exchange bill
The House passed a bill allowing states to exchange lands in and near forest reserves for equal areas relinquished. The measure gives states discretion to join compact land exchanges inside or outside reserves, aiming to remove state lands from reserves and permit school exchanges, with Senate approval still needed this year.
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Washington
Aus
House of
Ger
Forest Service
Senate
Hughes Will Stop in Six Montana Cities en Route Coast
Charles E. Hughes, Republican presidential candidate, will visit six Montana cities Helena Butte Forsyth Miles City Missoula and Glendive during his Montana tour on the way to the coast A large program is planned for his Helena visit next Saturday with all state Republican candidates to greet him at the invitation of Willcox Montana national committee member Rodway reported.
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Helena
Charles E. Hughes
Republican Party
Helens
Butte
Forsyth
Miles City
Missoula
Glendive
Montana
Alt
Rodway
Willcox
Publican National Con
A. Marlow
A. Marlow, Respecting of Mr. Hughes
5. Belway
Dillon
Military names in a personnel discovery report
First Lieut. William Birley locates Second Lieut. Leroy Miller and Captain Charles Th. Jump aboard the ear officer. The terse item notes the discovery by Birley of Miller and Jump in a military context with names and ranks.
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Cormick
WM. Birley
Leroy Miller
Charles Th. Jump
Candidate Withdraws From State Ticket Campaign
Aged Martindaier candidate on the Republican ticket for state treasurer announced today he would not file a completed petition due to family illness. He had previously sought a position as accountant with the King Company in Marysville but was unable to secure it.
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Agers of
Martindaier
King Company
Marysville
Three New Cases at Edgar of Infantile Paralysis
Local health officials report three new infantile paralysis cases in Edgar. The cases were isolated and no new fatalities are anticipated. The situation remains unchanged at Edgar and Billings due to prompt measures, with authorities surveying the area.
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Sanings
AUK
United
W. F.C Board of Health
Edgar
Billings
British Workmen Insist Upon Holiday
London reports that most British workers accepted government orders to postpone holidays until munition demands eased. South Wales miners and Lancashire cotton brokers largely observed as planned, but coal and other factories faced partial operations as thousands traveled to the seaside.
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London
South Wales
Lancashire
Dillon News Highlights From Aug 7 Chautauqua Weekend
Dillon residents report a busy period with visitors. R N Stanfield of Oregon inspects local flocks while Frank Blair and family return to Grant after a weekend in Dillon. A mayoral committee plans a big Sons of Saint George gathering. Alfred Decker and Toy Bennett visit, and 2000 expected. Chautauqua crowds fill the tent for New York Marine Band performances, and a 11 to 9 baseball win by Dillon over Blackfoot draws 1000 fans at the park.
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Dillon
R. N. Stans
Stanfield
Ore
Frank P. Blair
Grant
HJ. Gilbert
Bt. George
Dillon West
Chautauqua
Idaho City
The
Troops Depart Helena for Dou Tas Arizona Mission
Captain McCormick leads 80 enlisted men, three officers and a medical officer from Helena as the unit travels to Dou Tas Arizona for cam duties. The line officers include Captain McCormick.
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Piette Reeeeee
McCormick
Billings
Helena
Dou Tas
Ariz
Cam
Judge Resigns Over Hawaii Chief Justice Appointment
Senator Shafroth carried word to the White House of Judge Thomas D. Stuart of the First Hawaiian judicial client resigning after protesting against the appointment of Alexander G. M. Robertson, a Republican, as chief justice of the Hawaii Supreme Court. The resignation was to be accepted immediately.
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Washington
Shafroth
Colorado
White House
Thomas D. Stuart
First Hawaiian Judicial Clienit
Wilson
Res
Alexander G. M. Robertson
Supreme Court of Hawaii
Baseball brawl scars Northwestern league opener in Seattle
In Seattle on August 7 the first Northwestern league game between Seattle and Great Falls led to a bench dispute. Pitcher Pat Bustle accused Great Falls players of taunting him, a fight ensued with Basth knocking Kelly down and Hester and Frary intervening as Rose knocked Hester down. Also, Charles O'Donnell and Sadie Hart wed in a civil ceremony officiated by Judge Lynch with the bride a singer and violinist.
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IGT
Seattle
Blewett
Great Falls
Pat Bustle
O'Donnell Hart
Charles €. O'Donnell
Sadie Hart
EJ. Lynch
O'Donnell
Missoula Bentineh
Butte Independent
Butte
California
Lost or stolen brown horse at Furst ranch hillside
A brown horse weighing about 1200 pounds is reported missing from the hillback area of the Furst ranch near Willow Creek. The animal bears a PB brand on the left paw and a now right hip mark. Reward offered for its return to 320 West Park Street.
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Hill Backe
Furst Ranch
Willow Creek
West Park Street
Helena Teamsters' Union Calls General Strike
Helena August 7 A general strike was called by the Helena teamsters union expanding a clash from a days old haulage strike. About 100 more drivers joined the idle workforce as双方 sides failed to agree on proposals at a meeting in Brekers.
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Helena
Soldier Decorated for Great Daring in France
Paris Aug 7. Corporal Gouteaubier of the French light infantry is decorated with the military cross by President Poincare for capturing 100 Germans including two officers with a single companion. The feat entailed stealthy moves from tree to tree, bombs into a German shelter, and guiding prisoners to French lines before Guillot fell fatally wounded.
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Paris
Gouteaubier
French Light Infantry
Poincare
Gouteaubler
Goutes
Potn Bn
Somme
OC Hia
Poineaut Wae
Memwood
Gotterubler
Guillot
Fa Stentarian
Gotstenbier
Mavch
Poral
Pardoned gambler sought as hides in Butte area
In Butte, C A Stub Williams, a pardoned gambler, is reportedly hidden by friends. Williams had earlier run gambling schemes on Park Street and served part of a harsh sentence before a pardon was granted. The governor’s terms barred him from Montana, yet he lingered briefly before leaving. Police track leads to clandestine visits and renewed pursuit.
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C. A
Stub” Willams
Williams
Butte
Park Street
Montans
William
Democratic Women Hold a Large Meeting at Courthouse
A sizable gathering of the Original Democratic Women’s club met in the courthouse chamber to hear speakers including Lieut for state fre ed, W P McCarthy, Hugh Lynch, Pat Sullivan, Charles Erb, and others. A banquet committee and guests committee were named with numerous listed attendees.
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Democratic Woman’ Club
Chamber of Commercce
Lieut
State Freed
Ward
W.P. McCarthy
Hugh Lynch
Pat Sullivan
Charles Erb
Barney Shanhan
Joseph Casey
TG. Murphy Aeneas Lane
Sam Anderson
Joe McGlynn
Emory Rheims
Harold Boehme
Dan Mack
Thomas ‘Tretheway
Katherine Sherri
Laura Pace
Martin. Fox
May Matthews
Margaret Gillick
Nora Kelly
Maud Gard
Ed Matthews
Phil Tobin
Hoolihan
Michael Monahan
von Falkenstein
John Henry Crohin
Margaret Lewis
James Brennan
Mary Page
Thomas Grimes
Agnes Aturidze
Avery and Don aldson wed at Stountain View church
Charles E. Avery an attorney of Anaconda married Zoe Donaldson at Stountain View church led by Rev. George D. Wolfe. Donaldson, a Seattle deaconess, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Donaldson of Bitterroot alley. They plan to reside in Anaconda as friends attended the wedding and a dinner followed at the bride's sister’s home. James Senn, a resident of Black Rock mine, died at 120 East Center Street aged 42, leaving a wife four children a sister in Highland Wisconsin and an aunt Mrs. Margaret Powell.
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Boreman
Fey
Bessey
Vandalia
Chicago
San Francisco
Hoge
Besse
Griffin
Bozeman
James Day
Blythe
Evanston
Wye
Bam Reed
Oshland
Avey—Doaldson
Charles E. Avery
Zoe Donaldson
Stountain View Church
George D. Wolfe
Donaldson
Seattle
Avery
Butte
John H. Donaldson
Bitter Toot Alley
Anaconda
Edwin Sutter
Street
Dames A Nenneay
Black Rock
East Center Street
Mise Belle
Highland
Wis
Margaret Powell
Suez Attack Falters as Turkish Advance Halts Near Toiman
Turkish forces pressed 18 miles toward Toiman and Katia basin amid desert heat, dragging six inch guns on oxen after planks laid to hold wire. Major Gen. F B Maurice says the effort destroyed over a quarter of Turkish forces and drove the remnant into the desert, undermining canal defense plans and signaling Arab uprisings.
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Katia
Basin
Arabi
Timani
Toinant
Kuth Oases
F.B. Maurice
Imperial General Staff
Associated Press
Near East
Aerial Bombardment Report From Somme Front Intensifies
British aviators bombarding Te Hin Lietard near Arras with 112 pound bombs caused a massive smoke pillar and flames nine thousand feet above. Reports say aerial attacks across the Somme front involve dozens of planes, targeting German trenches depots and supply lines.
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France
London
Tehin Lietard
Arras
Somme
Aviation Corps
Rolland
Fokker
Pioneer Woman Mary Kochaver Dies in Anaconda
The Anaconda News notes the death of Mary Kochaver at 63, widow of Tower Minnesota native, a longtime parish member and community volunteer. Survived by sons Joseph and Martin Kochaver and daughters Mrs La Bosswhite and Amelia Kochaver. funeral plans pending.
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Mary Kochaver
Chestnut Street
Anaconda
St. Peter's Altar Society
Ann's
St. Joseph's
Leties
Kochaver
Tower
Minn
Ushaid
Martin
Joseph Kochaver
Albert Le Beau Funeral To Be Held Tomorrow
The funeral for Albert Le Beau will be held tomorrow morning at St Meters Church at 9 oclock with services. Interment will follow at Mount Carmel Cemetery.
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Albert le Beau
Albert le Bea
Serve Fces
St. Meters Church
Mount Carmel
Misses Conroy Return Sparks Glove Mystery
City report notes Misses Conroy returned to town while Chief Ernest Gillespie seeks the owner of a pair of lady's gloves found on Main street. Gloves will be left at the Standard business office today for claim.
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Ernest Gillespie
Main Street
Standard Business
SHY ON TAX PAYMENTS DOG LICENSES FAILING OWNERS
Officers delivered the names of two citizens who have failed to pay dog licenses to Police Judge Sanderson yesterday. Warrants will be issued for the delinquents. The ordinance prescribes a fine for the owner and destruction of the dog if the license is not paid.
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Sanderson
Four Deaths and a Score of Prostrations Reported
Four deaths occurred in New York as a heat wave overwhelmed residents with high humidity and temperatures. At least 20 people were overcome, with humidity at 98 percent and temperatures rising to 88 degrees by mid afternoon before nightfall brought relief and a later humidity increase. In Milwaukee a seven year old shot another boy after being refused play.
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New York
Fashion Rumors Hint at Subtle Fall Trends in Paris
In Paris a busy season of dress design unfolds as American buyers seek autumn gowns. Parisian couturiers plan refined silhouettes with retained waists and fichus, while drastic style changes are unlikely before spring. American women remain the primary drivers of fashion attention this autumn.
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de Ture
Mer Preney
Sun
Fichus
New Autumn Wear Drawn From Hot Summer Designs
Fashion notes describe early Victorian inspired gowns with tight fronts and waists worn over skirts. Details include a blue chiffon fichu with full pleats, black chiffon or tulle gowns, emerald corsages, and decorative tunies with pinafore bodices meant to overlay various skirts.
The Marcel wave returns to fashion trends
The article notes a renewed popularity of the Marcel wave in hairstyles, predicting lasting appeal for eight to ten days and describing a shift from severe straight backs to softer waves. It mentions hoop skirts fading, subtle makeup, and new semi evening dresses with ruffles, along with resort wear suitable for warm weather.
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Alywim
Marcel
Cnenges
Pome
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