Move O Malley murder trial to another county
William O Malley charged with the murder of James McNamee may be retried in a different county if a petition by County Attorney Joseph Jackson is allowed. Jackson alleges the people of Silver Bow county cannot have a fair trial due to prejudice and ties between jurors and the defendant’s family. The hearing on the petition will be held in Judge Dwyer’s court on Sept 10.
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William O'Malley
James McNamee
Josephe Jackson
Jackson
Prin Ly
Silver Howse
Gatatley
McNamee
McNamee Automotive
T War
Tme
Tany
Petits
Silver Bow County
Davite
Montana
Silver Bow
Wesomamine
Bow County
O'Malley
Jude
Dwyer's Court
Eagle Lodge members to attend Albert Baffer funeral
The Enterprise Lodge No. 40 and visiting brothers are invited to Richards funeral chapel on Thursday Aug 20 at 1 20 p m to attend the funeral of late brother Albert Baffer. Also noted is a brief local incident involving a man in Chequamegon and a drunken altercation over a steak. Buckwheat pancake history and early settler diet are recounted along with a court notice in Justice Ornsby's court where Martin Kovich was fined $25 for third degree assault and Peter Verbartz was dismissed.
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Pardner
Ardner
Rainer
Silver Bow
Notles
Enterprise Lodge
Richards
Tate
Albert Baffer
EB. Fletcher
Polliver Lab
Justice Ornsby's Court
Martin Kovich
Peter Verbartz
Justice Ornsby's
Cottonwood Street
Kovich
Verbartz
County increases salaries for non road workers
County commissioners announced that employees other than road workers will receive a raise from $2.75 to $4.25 per day starting September 1, following a union wage request. About 10 health department workers are affected, while road workers stay at $4 per day due to law limits. Frank Jovich inspected his engine after unloading at St James hospital and was scalded when hot radiator water sprayed him, requiring hospital treatment.
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Workingmen's
Health Department
Frank Jovich Hart
St. James’ Hospital
Frank Jovich
Food control bill signed by Governor Whitman in Albany
In Albany, Aug 29, Governor Whitman signed the extraordinary session food control bill. The measure, passed by the legislature, aims to regulate the food supply and curtail shortages. The signing follows a heated debate over enforcement and costs.
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Albany
N. Y
Legislatire
Whitman
Recruits for Britain March Away in Parade
Upwards of 60 candidates for service with the British and Canadian armies left Spokane by the Mil-Waukee road last night. The parade, escorted by Sons of St. George lodges and the Anaconda Copper Mines band, drew thousands. The men will be examined by a Bush army medical officer at Spokane before swearing in.
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Spokane
Amil- Waukee
Sons of St. George
Anaconda Copper Mines
Granite
Main Street
Bush Army
Butte
Lkely
Italians Reach Austrian Defenses In Isonzo Push
Rome Aug 29 Italian troops pushing along the Balpinteau front have reached a strong Austrian defensive line and are attacking it. On heights beyond Gorizia the Italians reported gains as the war office issued the update. Paris Aug 29 milk cards may be introduced due to winter milk scarcity. Aimed to prevent wealthier classes from hoarding supplies. Snelling Minn Aug 29 a man named Jesse Shoat, claiming to be a German spy, surrendered after saying he was trained for espionage.
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Rome
War’ Office
Gorizia
Paris
Snelling
Minn
Ers
Jesse Shoat
Port Townsend Man Held After Spy Story Varies
A man from Port Townsend Washington is detained in the guard house awaiting an investigation into his tale of possible federal pursuit and a threatened supreme penalty. He spoke of fear of capture by federal secret service agents while in custody.
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Secret Service
Port Townsend
Wash
Japanese Army May Be Getting Ready for Russia
Aug 29 report from Junion Switzerland cites strong Japanese forces concentrated in Manchuria and Bavaria. Munich’s Neuste Nachrichten speculates on possible transport of troops to the Russian front. If railway facilities are unchanged, the operation would take long, but recent American improvements and new tracks could affect the timeline.
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Junion
Switzerland
Manchuria
Bavaria
Neuste Nachrichten
Munich
America
Federal injunction challenge to new federal child labor law
The case questions the constitutionality of the new federal child labor law, which takes effect Sept. 1, and is now before Federal Judge Bova. P. Thomas I. Parkinson of Columbia University has been retained as lead counsel for the Department of Justice. Also, Fason Chamberlain resigns as president of the Grand Trunk Pacific and Grand Trunk Railway. Howard G. Kelley is named successor at the parent company.
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Inco
Both Roads
Montreal
Fason Chamberlain
Grand Trunk Pacific Way
Grand Trunk Railway
Howard G. Kelley
Grand Trunk Pacine Railway
Administration soldiers and sailors insurance bill favored
Washington reports the administration pension substitute for veterans received favorable House committee support. In Portland Oregon George W France, Ten Mile Oregon postmaster, pleaded guilty to espionage act violations for dissuading navy enlistments. He was sentenced to one year at McNeill Island. He claimed conscientious objector status.
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Washington
Portland
Ore
George W. France
McNellis Island
France
Sixty-Cent Meals Arranged for Selected Men in County
Selected men in federal service will receive sixty-cent meals or 1.80 dollars a day from the time they receive their records until they arrive at their destination. Vouchers will be issued in triplicate and must be signed in the exemption board’s presence. Each district gets 500 tickets. some may stay home and receive neither meal tickets nor hotel accommodations. Authorities anticipate accompanying arrangements and transportation logistics, with notices to men issued by the county board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt American
Exemption Board
Alleged Wife Beater Divorce for Cruelty
Mrs. Mabel Skewes testified her husband beat her up to three times daily. The divorce, in Judge McClernan's court, followed a temporary alimony order as the husband left the city without support. Custody of the children awarded to Mrs. Skewes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Ske
McClernan
Skewes
Julia Anderson
Alfred Anderson
Winnipeg
Canada
Three Suspects Committed to Warm Springs Asylum
Three suspects were committed to Warm Springs asylum yesterday by District Judge Lynch. James Murray and Frank Burke were described as dope fiends, while John McKensie was noted as an alcoholic.
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Warm Springs Asylum
Lynch
James Murray
Frank Burke
John McKensie
Giants on verge of pennant prompt a bet payoff
Wagering involving Garfield Tonkin now in ROTC camp sparks a payoff dispute. Joe Mudro bet Tonkin that the New York Giants would win the National League pennant, with $100 stakes and Mudro offering $90 as compromise once the Giants look certain to win. Immediate payment expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield ‘Tonkin
Reserve Officers' Training
Joe Mudro
Tonkin
New York Giants
Mudro
Giants
Seattle Exemption Board Denies Archie Strange Claim
Archie Strange of the Secret Service in Seattle was certified today as a soldier by the district exemption board. The claim to exemption, endorsed by Treasury Secretary McAdoo and Secret Service Agent Foster, was overruled and denied by the board, deeming Strange an indispensable employee.
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Seattle
Archie Strange
Secret Service
Seattle Alive
Strange
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
McAdoo
Foster
Central Powers plan joint reply to peace note report
The Berlin Kruezeltung notes negotiations with Vienna over the Pope Benedict peace note are completed and still ongoing with Turkey. It expresses the view that the Central Powers will likely agree on a joint reply within ten days.
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Copenhagen
Benedict
Berlin
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