Montana Man Elected Grand Worthy President of Eagles
Elbert D. Weed, formerly of Helena now of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, was elected grand worthy president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles at the national convention in New Haven on August 20. He lived in Helena over 30 years, practiced law, and served one term as United States district attorney for Montana. Weed is a life member and former president of Aerie 16 in Helena, and has led Montana aerie as president and served 12 years in the grand aerie.
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Order of Eagles
New Haven
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United States
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Aerie 16
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Weed elected president of national organization in Montana’s milestone
The article notes Mr. Weed has held multiple roles including grand worthy chaplain and vice president, now presiding over a nation organization of 480 100 members. It highlights Montana pride in electing a local man to this top post and mentions John Morin, a U S congressman from Pittsburg, once a Montana resident who played ball in the old Northwestern league.
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Cohen Case Appealed From Justice Court To District Court
A. B. Cohen seeks $208.07 for services rendered at the request of county commissioners. The claim, tied to investigations of widows and dependent children on the payroll, was initially refused by County Auditor Sullivan. The case will be appealed to the district court.
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A. B. Cowen
Silver Bow
Sery
Justice Court
District Court
Joseph R. Peal
Cohen
Sullivan
Burton Rogers firm seeks dissolution and receiver
A. N. Rogers sues in district court seeking dissolution of Burton and Rogers a confection store partnership at 214 West Park street alleging a $300 half interest purchase on January 12 1919. He accuses W H Burton of mismanagement and withdrawals for liquor and asks for a receiver to wind up the business.
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W. “H. Burton
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Powers Seeks Separation After 29 Years of Marriage
Benjamin Powers filed for separation from Mary Ellenore Powers in district court alleging desertion since September 1, 1916. The couple married January 5, 1890 at Arlington, Ohio.
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Benjamin Powers
Mary Ellenore Powers
Arlington
Ohio
Mob kills negro held for assault in Raleigh area
In Louisburg North Carolina Walter Elliott a Black man accused of assault was shot dead by a mob. The crowd seized him from Sheriff Kearney two miles from town and hanged his body from a tree in a rural churchyard. The incident followed his transfer toward jail.
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Walter Elliott
Kearney
Morrissey Impersonation Charge Reported in Athens
A complaint was filed yesterday accusing Ea Morrissey, former head of the detective department, of impersonating an officer. Witnesses Mrs. Brailey and Mrs. Skildebrand say Morrissey and two Gallatin County officers arrested C. L. Johnson at the Bennett hotel, took him to the county jail, and held him for hours under the misbelief he was wanted in Bozeman. The incident occurred Monday evening in Athens with Associated Press coverage noting the Greek Turkish context.
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District watches Paris peace talks over Bulgarian rule
Residents in Deden- Katch district protest amid reports that American delegates in Paris favor continuing Bulgarian authority, stirring local unrest and demand for clear guidance from allied peace negotiators.
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Paris
German Chancellor says revolt in Silesia quieter than reported
Berlin reports Chancellor Bauer told the assembly the upper Silesian revolt is less serious than feared. He claimed the Polish government was not connected with the revolt and no regular Polish troops had been employed or encountered. The statement comes as authorities reassess the regional unrest and its causes.
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Silesia
Berlin
Associated Press
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California mining authority killed in auto crash
Penrose, a prominent California mining authority based in this city, died yesterday in an automobile accident. He earned recognition as a leading expert in the state’s mining industry, with years of work in the mother lode region and later association with the Treadwell Mine company in Alaska.
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Treadwell Mine Company
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