Jury Secured in Suit for Wages in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge district court a jury was secured this morning in the case Peterson vs Price for wages due for work performed. Defense seeks extra filing time for bill of exceptions and new trial motion. Also notes mining and social items from the state including mine, bazaar, and church news.
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Deer Lodge
Peterson
Price
Tacionaves
Independence
Chan Pion
Ladies’ Ald Society
Presbyterian Cluweh
W. B. Warner
Delle Haggerty
J. W. Thomas
Arthur Thichen
Conners
Apron Booth
Bring
Mew Carle
Angus Simith
Candy. Booth
George Crabb
J. A. Robinson
Booth
Stetson
Ren Searer
Mire
Pugh
McNerlin
Mra. White Taker
Verhe
Mesdames Pillsbury, Marsh and
Kibble
Joe Danielle
George McMullin
First ceremonial session held in new Consistory in Helena
Shriners from all sections of Montana will attend the first ceremonial session of Algeria temple in the new consistory in Helena tomorrow. Committees prepared elaborate arrangements and promise novelty for the parade preceding the official business session at 1:30 PM, with officers to be elected.
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Helena
Montana
Algeria
Bra
Largest Freight Traffic in State Being Hauled
The Montana railroad commission reports record high freight tonnage by Northern Pacific and other lines, with few complaints about Northern Pacific resolved without hearings. State totals show 15 railroads operating, main line mileage at 5406 miles and total including sidings 6427. Changes in fiscal year timing hinder precise gain figures. comprehensive results to follow in a future report.
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Montana
Northern
Mestrallion Pacific i
Railroad Commission
Northern Pacific
Local Notes Trail Across Bear Head County and Missoula
Belgrade reports harvest success with 1200 bushels of wheat on the W. B. McVay farm and strong yields for several former Gallatin County ranchers near Dillon including 11,000 and 8,000 bushels among others. Mention of a Christain Endeavor convention postponement in Gallatin and a Dillon vicinity grain crop totaling 5,609 bushels. In Lewistown an inquest into a Moore shooting yields no clear shooter. Helena notes judge delays contempt show cause for Independent Publishing Co. until Monday.
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Belgrade
Springhill
Roland Hilt
M. W. Penwell
Miltanyon
Hielgrade
W. B. McVay
James Ray
Dillon
Bearhead County
Gallatin County
L. Worth
Loral
Jack Lane
Valley View
Fred’ Crouse
Paul Cash
Mr. Pray
C. W. Smith
Helena
Jude J. M. Piourquin
Mon- Gay
Independent Publishing Company
Ford Peace Mission Moves to Europe Visit
Governor Stewarts invited by Henry Ford to join a peace delegation voyage to Europe. Ford outlines aims to promote international justice and unity, with stops in Christiania Stockholm Copenhagen and The Hague. Delegations from Switzerland and Spain expected aboard, forming a deliberative body for ongoing mediation.
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Helena
Stewart
Europe
Henry Ford
Montana
Mr. Ford
Christiania
Norway
Stockholm
Sweden
Crus
Copenhagen
Hague
Ible
Switzerland
Spain
New York
Man commits self to death beside freight engine
Missoula Dec 1 a young man whose name was not learned here at late hour tonight killed himself by lying across the track of a freight engine near Huson on the Coeur d Alene branch of the Northern Pacific. The body was ground to pieces and lay along the track for yards. Deer Lodge Dec 1 Miss Mary S Meagher and Frank Meagher of K Track were Deer Lodge visitors Monday. Charles Rice of Avon transacted business in Deer Lodge Monday. Deer Lodge notes include training plans for boxer Luo Bodie for a Dec 7 bout with Joe Bonds and other local updates. A Milwaukee crew repaired the local shop pipeline and officials and residents moved about the city for various events. A trial regarding damages against the Milwaukee for injuries at Miles City was noted. Several residents faced illnesses and travel, with social and club activities reported.
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Missoula
Hound
F. 1
Stanneard
Huson
Coeur Alene
Pa Mfle
Deer Lodge
Mary S Meagher
Frank Meagher
K Track
Charles Rice
Avon
Luo Bodie
Seattle
Joe Bonds
George Streeter
Huber
C. E. Huber
Hom
Carthage
Mo Water Service
Andrew Devine
The
Milwaukee
A. N. Crowder
Electrification Department
Harlowton
Orient
New York
J. A. Campbell
Elmer E. ‘Stucker
Akata Hace
Minneapolis
Joseph Healy
Miles City
Hilda Conley
Frank Sonic
Ctl Briggs
Conley
Joe’ Rouch
Pioneer
Wilson
Tacoma
Ernest ‘Thornfeldt
Nilsren
P. T. Roberts
Three Forks
Sheldon
Eldred
Night Argaseman
Tigh Evans
George Robertson
Russel
Loyal Order
Moose
Kleinschmidt
Phuraday
Peter Hoffman
Harrowton
Deer Savige
van Stunt
Portia
Phoebe van Gundy
Kentucky Avenue
Mises Grace Surener
Fay Henderson
Blanch Platt Lida Culver
Helen Walker
Martha Winn
Margaret McCabe
Helen Penergust
J. van Gundy
District Court Session Held at Dillon in Various Cases
The Dillon district court, held before Judge W A Clarke, heard cases from Virginia City and surrounding areas. Defendants included Elmer Boxston in a divorce case and a horse theft charging main suspect, with several against Harbert Holliday for forgery and assault. A young man pleaded guilty to stealing a horse after taking it from a hitching post in Jackson, bound over to county court. The municipal skating rink may open once weather permits.
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W. A. Clarke Hing
Dillon, Dee
Virginia City
Boxston
Knapp
Elmer
Alten
Ernest P. Luske
Harbert Holliday
Joan
Kenison
Jackson
Dillon
Harbert
Atlas
Dutch Hart
Sale
Albert Foss
Olliday
Banning
Holliday
Sliver Bow
Shoshone
Idaho
Shea
George Gronn
Gronn
Squaw: Creek
Stepheniaon
Mil es City News: Accidental shooting and elk hunting reports
In Miles City a man named Beasvelt was shot when his wife caught a hammer on a rifle at a ranch. The bullet entered his side and lodged near the kidneys. the injury is serious but not life threatening pending exam. Reports from Belgrade and nearby canyon areas describe heavy elk and deer slaughter by hunters. A small explosion occurred at Du Pont’s Carney’s Point plant with no injuries. A missing Miss Cobb, 25, of Smithfield, was found dead in woods near her home, authorities suspect foul play.
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Miles City
C. H. Wilder
Kinsey
Willian Beasvelt
Cole
Iufclae
Stavehnine
Maerasis
En 'S
Milwaukee
Minnie Serfuys
Frank ‘Oxford
Milwaukee Tar Repair Department
Nimrod
Belgrade
Karst
Cold Spring
Wilsons
Michener
Buffalo Horne
Sage Creek
Wilminston
du Pont
Carney's Point
N. J
Hagley
Hoya
Mhcials
Steupenville
Ohio
Anni Cobb
Smithfie
Hem Way
Imprisoned in Bare Room Twelve Years
Grace Marshall of St Michaels Maryland, daughter of Frank Marshall, was confined at age sixteen in a small room after family opposition to her partner. She endured years of isolation with hidden injuries, windows boarded, and a leg set improperly, leaving her four inches shorter. She was released only when stepping into sunlight after twelve years.
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Grace Marshall
Frank Marshall
St Michaels
Tex
Socialists Interpellation Debate Spurs Peace Talk Across Europe
Berlin reports colleagues push for a parliamentary interpellation on peace terms. The newpaper notes German Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg faces pressure to justify diplomacy while wary voices warn against peace that narrows military options. In Geneva, Monsignor Werthmann visits Prince von Buelow to bolster Catholic support for peace among neutral and belligerent nations.
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Enera
Mies
Switzerland
Prince von Buelow
Ritter Confession Investigated By Cleveland Officers
Cleveland authorities probe a confession said to implicate plans against U S munition plants. Dr E W Ritter, jailed on a $50 bad check charge, claims to be inventor of quid fire and denies Austrian nobility. The report mentions Pleasanton California and San Francisco related events in a scattered account.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cyrus Locher
E W. Ritter
Ritter
United States
Clare Darby
Emerich W. Ritter von Gh
Hitter
Murderer Seeked in Banker's Fatal Home Shooting
Deputies sheriffs detectives and citizens under Sheriff Buster press on to catch W H Dickens killer. The wealthy banker and merchant was shot through a window last night in his library. Bloodhounds failed to trail the slayer and a $1000 reward is offered. Dickens had resided in the area since 1858 amid tenant dispute rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yngmont
Won
Buster
W.H Dickens
Dickens
J. Dckens
Mrs Ella Plage Young Celebrates 50 Years in Chicago Schools
Chicago honor: Mrs Ella Plage Young, superintendent of Chicago's public schools, hosts a golden jubilee dinner with 1500 guests from official, educational, and civic life. Tributes highlight her half century in school work. Separate item notes Villa government reorganization in Mexico and upcoming sovereign convention meeting in Juarez.
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Chicago
Tila Plage Young
Hicago's
Young
Foung
The Lie plays superbly staged at Margaret theater
Anacondа News notes the Henry Arthur Jones drama The Lie presented at the Margaret theater last night. The cast includes Misa Pinsent Mercedes Desmore C Aubrey Smith Nell Dibden and Richard Hatteras with GW Anson and Thomas O Malley as Sir Robert Shite. The production is praised for powerful scenes and strong acting in a somber yet compelling portrayal of English life.
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Margaret Imington
Henry Arthur Jones
Margaret Theater
Hilington
Mercedes Desmore
C. Aubrey Smith
Nell Dibden
Richard Hatteras
Forster
GW. Anson
Thomas O'Malley
Robert Shite
Harphia
Baffling Faystery In Vaudeville Act
Norman R Frescott and his sensitive companion Selman Fraser tour the country giving exhibitions in theaters. At the Margaret theater tonight on the Empress bill Frescott performs while Fraser stays on stage. Frescott walks into the audience and stops near a placid stranger as Fraser then calls out the spectator’s name, though they had never met before.
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Norman R. Frescott
Selman Fraser
Mr. Frescott
Margaret Theater
Empress Bil
Mr. Fraser
Fasle
Mranger
Names and bustle blur in crowded theater scene
A crowded theater becomes a stage for a mysterious man to relay a rapid list of names by telepathic contact through business cards while a group of touring acts, including performers from Montana and New York, awaits. Meanwhile the state department directs Ambassador Page in London to pursue requisition of two vessels seized under the American flag without prize court proceedings.
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Washington
Dee
State Department
Ambassador Page
London
Atlantic Company
Reardon Returns From Big AFL Convention
P J Reardon arrives home from a month in San Francisco where he attended the American Federation of Labor meeting. He represented the Western Federation of Viners and was chosen for an honor position by an aggregate federation vote. He reports broad enthusiasm and notes discussions on policy and strategy at the gathering.
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P. J. Reardon
San Francisco
American Federation of Labor
Western Federation of Viners
Reardon
Funeral of Pioneer Hine Phele fon Draws Large Crowd
A large number of friends attended the funeral of Hine Phele fon, pioneer resident of the city. The service began at St Peter's Church after a procession from Hiren Street, with requiem high mass at nine. Palbearers were from the Fraternal Brotherhood and Modern Woodmen, including Frank Tacox, Raward Real, Thomas Mar inieh, HH. Logan, Me Donald, and George W. Rev J Te Crag announced a daily mission from December 6 led by Rev. Mr. Bennett, who previously impressed locals and is returning for a visit.
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Phele Fon
Rig Hiren
8. Peter's Church
Fraternal Brotherhood
Modern Woodmen
Tacox
Raward Real
Thomas Marinieh
HH. Logan
Donald
George W
J. Te Crag
T ‘G. Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Anaconda Woman's Club to Meet at Library
Saturday afternoon the Anaconda Woman's club gathers at the library for a general meeting to plan the distribution of Christmas gifts to the poor. Members will bring sewing material and part of the afternoon will be spent in work of mercy to gladden city households at Christmas time.
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Anaconda Woman's Club
Local Court Docket Summaries on Family Dispute
Mr and Mrs Sam Coleman colored appeared before Judge Sanderson yesterday morning over a family matter. A fine of ten dollars was imposed, while Tom Sullivan received a 69 day county jail term with an alternative of leaving the city. he opted for the banishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Coleman
Sanderson
Tom ‘Sullivan
Seattle Man Dismissed After Insufficient Evidence
A man described as Seattle eu, who was accused of snatching a racketbook from a woman some time ago, appeared before Judge Pringle yesterday and was dismissed as the evidence did not justify a trial.
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Seattle
EU' Omen
Pringle
Probate of Olander Olson Will Contest Hearing Date
In Deer Lodge county Montana Third judicial district probate of Olander Olson will. On November 21 1915 the court sets December 12 1915 at 10:00 am for proving the will and hearing Charles Anderson's application for letters testamentary. MS. Mundermott Clerk Deputy Clerk P Orrien.
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Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
Forth Lodge
Olander Olson
Deer Lodge
Family residence funeral details in Cincinnati area
A fragmented notice from Cincinnati mentions a family residence on Seventh Street and a funeral scheduled for Saturday with the hour to be announced later. The text is incomplete and no additional identifying details are readable.
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Soho
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Vec
John Simpson
Roy Ayers
Moore Monlay Goening
Tomorow
FORD
Pumnaara
Senator Walsh
Walter Aitken
Bozeman Clay
Supreme Court
Northern Pacific Railway
RP Wall
Supreme Court of Montana
Nogales
Ariz
Urbalejo
Villa Yaqui
Carranza
Cork
Here
Miles City News
Parle
Aerlay Comment
Berlin
Alta
Sotal
Newae
WC Ts
Maltary Fonttin
Germany
Newepapera
Wales
Geneva
Monsignor Werthmann
Freiburg
Bertschau
Anaconda Brewing Company
Pleasanton
Cal
Frederick
Stratton
San Ncisco
RT. Stratton
Oakland
Worderer
Lakar
Ella Plage Yung
VILLA
Mexco
Juarez
Anaconda
Allington
Hamp
Thomas Matter
Misa Pinsent
Virginia
Chauvenet Gibbard Eee Eee Trertha Kent
Robert Shale
Liner Shale Margaret Tington
Gerald Forster
Tarey Shale
Nott Dilden
Callard Dick
Hatteras
Aubrey Smith
Bilsie Marder
Mildred Kable
Frescott
F. O. Wells
H.C. Pruahome
John D. Easter
Portland
Egan
Southern Cross
C. L. Bishop
Butter
J. May
Salt, Lake
CR Rutherford
Great Falls
M. Alsher
A. L. Carpenter
Tyson
George Smith
Dan Kowske
E. J. Druecker
Butte
J. Johon
Buffalo
Stephen Parker
HH Clark
Denver
A. Crocker
Ted Kelley
Claude. Bielenberg
Mabel Marcus
Helena Fred Ramsing
Prescott
BERIE
Federaton
Lanon
C. A. Tuttle CO. Funeral Directors
East Park Avenue
M. P. Mahoney
Main Street
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Western
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