Tragedy at Park and Montana Ends in Double Shooting
John C. Kimball a 74 East Park street restaurant keeper and his wife were involved in a fatal shooting near the Delta saloon. Kimball died at St James hospital, while Mrs Kimball was seriously wounded. Eyewitness J D Hurd recounted the rapid, fatal attack as Kimball attempted to force the divorce settlement in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Kimball
East Park Street
St. James’ Hospital
Montana Street
Delta
Kimball
J. D. Hurd
Butte Fire Department
Hurd
Park
Montana
Frank Yoehout
Mr. Hurd
Yeehout
Heinze extends mining litigation to Fergus county dispute
A Lewistown Argus report says G W Tower acting for Mr Heinze bonded the Julietta mine for 50000 with conditions of work and default deposits. After delays the property passed to Ruby Gold Mining Milling and Development company and Tower moved to take possession prompting further legal maneuvering in the mining district near Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Lewistown Argus
Heinze
Fergus County
The
Argus
G. W. Tower
Butte
Julietta
John Barnes
Lewistown
Ruby Gold Mining, Milling & Development Company
RR. S. Edwards
Edwards
Tower
Double shooting tragedy shocks town as man shoots wife then kills himself
An elderly man shot his wife at a lodging house injuring her seriously before shooting himself, while a separate domestic incident left another woman wounded. The couple was rushed to Murray and Freund’s hospital and St James hospital respectively, with inquest planned for Sheridan’s undertaking parlors. An interpreter aided press accounts as Yeehout, 74, recounted the events and motive described in broken English.
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Yeehout
Kimball
Jaller Sel Levy
Murray & Freund
South
Montana Street
3. C. Herren
Herren
Veehout
Attorney Herren
The
Standard
Yoehout
Bethlehem Iron Company Sale Reported to Schwab
A $4,000,000 payment is said to be received by Girard Trust for Bethlehem Iron stock as part of a deal with Charles M. Schwab who holds an option on the controlling interest. The sale could total about $17,000,000 with Schwab pricing at $24 a share. An injunction has been filed by 2,022 stockholders challenging the sale as undervalued.
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Edy
Bohemia
Americ
Nebraska
Scotland
Butte
Montana Street
Philadelphia
Girard Trust Company
Bethlehem Iron Company
Charles M. Schwab
Schwab
MelIavaine
Charles P. Lindmann
Bethlehem Tron Company
Woman shot and killed by Henry Noles in Tennessee
Mrs. Charles Williams, wife of a Franklin County farmer, was shot and killed in Chattanooga as Henry Noles, a Negro man, attempted a criminal assault. The incident occurred August 23 as reports describe the deadly attack and its aftermath.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Charles Williams
Franklin County
Henry Noles
Will
Fort Missoula story and Montana features in Sunday Standard
The Sunday Standard promises illustrated features on Fort Missoula now reoccupied by the eighth infantry, Governor Clark’s civil life, old family paintings, The Cowboy Past and Present, Flathead Lake biological station work, railroad men in Butte, and fables by George Ade, plus Montana origin tales and society news with Elks building in Spokane and the Noyes home in Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Missoula
Eighth Infantry
Clark
Montana
Standard
University of Montana
Flathead Lake
Sunday Standard
Illustrated Society News
the Elks
Spokane
Noyes
Alaska
Pursuit of Suspect After Shooting Near Local Home
Sheriff Stew art and a posse with two bloodhounds chase a negro who fired on a woman's young son grazing his head. The community remains highly excited and expects capture before morning, with the possibility of lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Bids for Golf Championship in Western Amateur
Chicago August 23. The western amateur championship may go to four Detroit players. Raymond Russell of Detroit upset expectations at Midlothian by defeating W Holabird Jr of Glenview by three up with one to play in the second round. Russell’s steady play makes him a strong favorite for the cup.
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Chicago
Detroit
Raymond Russell
Midlothian
W. Holabird, Jr
Glenview
Russell
State furnishes board rescinds $25,000 furniture contract
The Montana State Furnishing Board voted to rescind the Robert Mitchell Furniture Company contract after hearings showing the firm is unfriendly to labor. Governor Toole opposed rescission while Attorney General and Secretary of State supported it. The decision left open whether new bids will be sought or the contract redetermined.
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The
Standard
Helena
Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
Cincinnati
Secretary of State
McDonald
Western Labor Union
Furnitur Company
Lou Hartson
Trade Journale
Montana
Hartson
Messrs. Donovan
Hays
Capitol
State House
Pan McDonald
Toole
Robert Mitchell
Furnishing Board
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John Kimball
Porphyry
Murphy
Thresher
Pergus County
State Trades and Labor Council
J. McNally
David Statin
William Erler
Frank C. Ives
T. T. Updegrafyf
Serjeant-at-Arms
M. Partelow
Pital
St. James
Hosal
Thean
Nier
NEW Steel Combine
Morrow
Port Missoula
Cowboy
Plathead Station
Ade and
Rounder
Jerry Rounder
George Ade
State Furnishing Board
Robert Mitchell Furniture Company of
John O'Rourke
Missoula
ER. P. Shield,y Helena
Thomas Murphy
Anaconda
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