Mrs Lamme and children endure voyage from Uruguay to Bozeman
Mrs Maurice Lamme and her daughters Mary Loutee four Harlet thirteen months arrived in Bozeman after a strenuous voyage from Montevideo. They sailed Oct. sixteen aboard the Vandyck & British steamer captured by the Karlsruhe. Passengers and crew endured six days afloat before reaching Para Brazil then transiting to New York.
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Bozeman
Maurice Lamme
Mary Loutee
Harlet
Montevideo
Uruguay
New York
Vandyck
Karlsruhe
Ascension
Para
Brasil
Lamme
H. W. Foster
Hoxeman
Pred Foster
Hillings
Edwin B. Lamme
Colege
Montana livestock health fund proposal urged
Helena December four In his report to the governor state veterinarian W J Butler notes the legislature allocates only 10000 for two years to protect state livestock health. He urges an accumulative reserve fund funded by a special tax to cover tuberculine testing cattle indemnities and related expenses routed through state boards and audited and paid by state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
W. J. Butler
Montana
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Board of State Examiners
Drummond News Highlights Local Visits and Court Actions
Nov. 4 Drummond reports Frances and Kathleen Brown visiting Missoula. Mrs. Andrew Ryan of Garnet returns home after visiting family. Preston J. Cannon of Allendale ranch leaves for Salt Lake on business. Attorney W. E. Moore of Missoula tours the area for railway safety inspectors. J Fahnlander seeks a state inspector post. Gravovitch family returns from Rochester medical trip with recovery hopes. Mrs. G. W. Morse visits Deer Lodge before returning home. New fire department chiefs named for Three Forks and list of members. County Attorney McSmith files grand larceny charges against Harry Gordon, Nadine of Willow Creek arraigned for rape, Frank Waldon pleads guilty to grand larceny and is sentenced to one year. Waldon originally charged with stealing a watch from Gunn in Logan.
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J. Fahnlander
Missoula
Drummond
Wiewers
P Gravovitch
Garnet
Rochester
Minn
Gravovitch
Three Forks
C.K. Sterling
Frank Hebert
A. Ellison
D. K. Whittet
RS. Whitesell
CE. Cheyst
HJ. Shephard
T. J. Young
Will Fraser
John M." Leek
W. D. Alexander
8. P. Lockridie
Justin Mc Smith
Harry Gordon Fon
Judge Law
Gordodn
John Edward Nadine
Willow Creek
Justin M.” Smith
Frank Waldon
B. B. Law
State Penitentiary
Waldon
Gunn
Logan
Deer Lodge
Henry” Ferguson
Three Forks Fire Department Relief Association Formed
Articles of incorporation filed in Boxeman county clerk office for the Fire Department Relief Association of Three Forks. Term set at 35 years. Principal place of business in Three Forks with four trustees named.
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Boxeman
Fire Department Relief Association of
Three Forks
Imitation Warning on Substitutes for Brand Goods
A cautious note warns readers that imitations imitate well known brands but lack quality. Sellers benefit while buyers suffer. The piece urges buyers to obtain what they specifically seek advertised in this newspaper and avoid inferior substitutes.
Hamilton News Briefs Reflect Local Events And Plans
Grace Johnson returned from Miles City to escort a girl to the state reform school. Citizenship granted to Ole Johanberge, William McClellan, and others. Legal action begun in district court by Mrs. Onitee Tanner. Eastern Star oyster supper and church group meetings noted. A Christmas tree in the park planned with a business community committee. Eagles lodge officers elected with annual dues raised to 12 dollars. Oxford University to fund an expedition with a Polish guide to study Siberian native tribes.
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Hamilton
Grace Johnson
Miles City
State Reformatory
Ole Johanberge
Darby
William G. McClellan
Onitee Tanner
PB. Tanner
Eastern Star
Order
Ald Nocbyterian
Patterson
Christian Church Ald Society
T. J. Awards
Mesdames Waddell
Bright
Woman's Club
C.C. Chattin
Wi. Johnson
Orvis
George Pettis
Harry South
F. L. Turns
Frem
Terou
Denton
John Lew
A. Gordon
Businessman dies in automobile accident near Lewistown
W T Hentie prominent Lewistown businessman is found dead after his horse power auto wreck on the Moore to Lewistown road at 8 AM. Coroner George Cree investigates and the body is shipped to Port Dodge Iowa. Hentie, about 39, represented Minneapolis Thrashing Machine Company. He leaves a wife two daughters and many relatives. Elk Lodge takes charge of arrangements. He was previously in business at Devils Lake North Dakota.
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Lewistown
W. T. Hentie
Moore
George Cree Immesia Tely
Port Dodge
Towa
Nis
Henele
Mr. Henaie
H Im
Hentie
Minneapolis
Fort Dodge
Henzle
Marly
Devils Lake
N. D
District Court Hears Habeas Corpus in Powell County
Deer Lodge December session sees Judge Winston preside over habeas corpus proceedings for Joe Johnson. Judge Poindexter cites lack of district court jurisdiction, keeping Johnson in custody as motion for discharge denied. Proceedings include purgery charge, Deer Lodge Commercial Club funds theft, Mary E Powers probate, executrix May Pohndorf appointed, estate valued at 89,000, and various civil and probate matters with default judgments and probate orders.
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Deer Lodge
Judie Poindexter
Winston
Joe Johnson
Justice Court
Hurgilary
SP. Wilson
TF. Shea
Fudge Poindexter
Johnson
Mary E. Powers
May Pohndorf
Messrs. Scharnikow and
Jordan
Dillon News and Local Updates on Court, Plays, and Travel
Deputy Truitt returns from Butte with Hank Morris and Henry Kinney after arresting suspects for selling goods in Missoula. Courtroom remodeling continues with new ceiling finish and vault completion. Protests over willows along the Oregon Short Line tracks prompt city council to order removal. Notices on Armstead, Vreeland, and local business dealings—thoroughbred bulls, city hall plans, and road mileage—outline ongoing local happenings and state-level legislative proposals on deer hunting limits.
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Dillon
Truitt
Butte
Hank Morris
Henry
Missoula
Oficer Trustt
Puecese Os Careen
Ton
South Pacific
Hugh Willows
Oregon
Alf. Gracter
Butt
Driscoll
Harry Armstead
Ditton
Hutte
Armstead
Beaverhes
Armetead
Y P. P. Vreeland
Dell
Horse Prairie
Geore Shoupe
Edward Edwards
Salmon City
Idaho
Jack Barrett
Iowa
Helena mining pioneer James Winscott dies at midlife
James Winscott who arrived in Montana in 1863 and Helena a year later followed a lifelong mining career. He owned rich local gold mines near Helena and leaves a wife and three children.
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James Winscott
Montana
Helena
Frommer Divorce Case Denied By Jury Verdict
Lewistown December 4 A jury verdict for the defendant in the divorce suit St Charles Frommer versus Cora Frommer denies the decree. The desertion claim is dismissed as the complaint was stricken early. Mrs Frommer testified the plaintiff's cruelty drove her from home. TLD Omterhout named new state secretary of the Sunday school organization. Rev JA Alford heard for the first time yesterday. JAC Hohman of Tong, Milwaukee, retired from local post, succeeded by G. Martin of Monroe Wash.
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Lewistown
St Charles Frommer
Cora Promer
Frommer
Mra Frommer
TLD
Omterhout
Avin
Butte Briefs Visitors and Officials in City
Helena residents J Booth and John E Rogers were in Butte visiting friends. Will Aerne of Livingston, Mrs T W Trussell of Ci cade, and Dr H H Parsons of Glendive called or stayed briefly. Arthur Simmons went to Ishpeming Mich, while Mrs W J Rickett and Thomas Topping, a U S migration inspector, were in town on official business with Mr Rickman and Miss Anna Wells accompanying him to Twin Bridges safe home visit.
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J. Booth
Helena
Will Aerne
Livingston
Acoma
Mra
T. W. Trussell
Cicade
Arthur Simmons
Ishpeming
Mich
John E. Rogers
Metropolis
H. H. Parsons
Glendive
Butte
W. J. Rickett
Thornton
Thomas ‘Topping
United States
Rickman
Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
Christmas suggestions by Postmaster General Burleson
Washington December 4 Postmaster General Burleson urged an early shopping drive and issued Christmas guidance for parcel post. He warned writers to include names and addresses on every parcel and inside the package, noted book shipments under parcel post with 1 cent per two ounces, and allowed simple dedications on books. He advised enclosing any written communications in a separate envelope with first class postage.
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Washington
Burleson
Mendera
Christ
State Prohibition Law Contested by a Bishop
Bishop Henry Granton of the Arizona and New Mexico diocese has hired Eugene S. Ives and John B. Wright to challenge the statewide prohibition law passed on November 3. The suit, in Rev. Thomas Connelly of St. Marys Church name, argues the law is unconstitutional as it would bar wine use in mass.
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Tucson
Ariz
Henry Granton
Arizona
New Mexico
Eugene S. Ives
John B. Wright
Thomas Connelly
AM Saints
One Killed and Another Wounded on This Side
Snipers fired from Mexican lines into American territory near Naco Sonora last night killing a Mexican and wounding Private John Miller of the Tenth Cavalry. Miller is the fourteenth American hit since fighting began. Eighteen Americans and 28 Mexicans have been killed or wounded on this side of the border.
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Naco
Arig
United States
John Miller
Tenth Cavalry
Miller
Sonor
Soldier from Trieste shot after Galicia front letter
The Giornale d Italia reports a Trieste soldier at the Galicia front wrote his mother expressing a strong wish to see her again and offering to be taken prisoner. The Austrian general Saft adds that the soldier was shot on Nov 24, a confirming the tragedy.
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Rome
Giornale d'Italia
Trieste
Galicia
Saft
No Hope of Settlement Seen in Ohio Miners Strike
Cleveland Ohio December 1 Negotiations toward a settlement of the coal miners strike in Eastern Ohio where 15 000 men have been out since April were broken off today when the joint conference of miners and operators adjourned without having reached a settlement of the wage dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leveland
Ohio
War Dispatches From Front Lines Across Europe
Paris reports note 200 French parliament members serve in the army and may temporarily resign posts. British, German, and Turkish actions shift across Bordeaux London Cairo and Petrograd desks. Reports cover mobilization, refugee tides, airship operations, naval movements, and battles near Lodz and Ypres with limited front gains and repulsed assaults.
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Bordeaux
Paris
Two Kaiser's Sons Escape by Airplane in Poland
London reports Prince Oscar and Prince Joachim, sons of the German emperor, escaped captivity by taking to an aeroplane amid fighting between the Warta and Vistula rivers. Experts estimate Germany lost two thirds of its army in the Poland region as Russian reinforcements delayed arrival and battles shifted across a broad front.
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London
Poland
Warta
Vistula
Petrograd
Oscar
Prince Joachim
Mrs Howard Gould Sues Paris Jewelers for 200000
New York reports Katherine C. Gould filed a Supreme Court suit against Louis J. and Pierre Camille Cartier of Paris to recover 200000 alleging a dozen jewelry items left with the Carters in 198 and not returned after her separation from her husband. She had planned to reclaim the pieces upon her return to America. The suit seeks restitution of value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Katherine Clemens Gould
Louis J
Pierre Camille Cartier
Carters
Liebler Company Files Involuntary Bankruptcy Petition
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed this afternoon against the Liebler Company, theatrical producers, by Harry Askin of Chicago and two other creditors. The petition estimates the firm’s liabilities at about 306 and states the value of its assets is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liebler Company
Harry Askin
Chicago
Typhoid in Flanders Report Suppresses Troop Illness
Dutch correspondents in London report a typhoid fever epidemic among German and Belgian troops in Flanders, worsened by unsanitary Yser conditions. Naval forces at Central Vienna and other fronts reported cases as officers issue official communiques on movements in the Carpathians and Poland. A British agent warned that gray mules are unsuitable for the army.
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Washington
Turkey
Servia
State Department
Vopicka
Tucharest
Rumania
Morgenthau
Constantinople
Beirut
Trebizond
Smyrna
London
Flanders
Bellans
Yser
Central
Anaconda Skating Opens Season Amid Happy Crowd
The Anaconda common ice rink reopened last night after delays caused by chinooks and heavy snowfall. About 2,000 people joined skaters on the ice and in the seats as music and lighting enhanced the festive scene. The new checking room and orderly crowd management impressed Mayor Ed O'Brien and rink superintendent Jeane Miller praised the preparations despite hardships.
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Anaconda Commond
Lce
Iaat
Walter Patterson
Evening program at Grand and AleazATL features mixed drama and entertainment
The Grand and AleazATL offered a varied night with The Old Flute Player winning the three part drama. Other pieces included Thin film tella and ery a classical story, The Engineer a weak entry, Essanay comedy Grand and the Aggravated Attacks among highlights. The program also showcased The Dole of Destiny and Sophie and the Man of Her Choice with a Log Angelew Ex anther industrial scene and Pathe news. Attendees included Victor Aerry M E Balrick Seattle Harry Spoor Kansas City D Parker and wife St Paul P J Paradise Butte P J Parker Seattle.
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Tella & Ery
Toads
Charles
Kent
Aeauit
Xrand
George Ade
Sory
Aid
Imnan
Tater
Sophie
Pers
Pathe Iy
Alcaiar
Victor Aerry
Butte
M. E. Blatrick
Seattle
Harry Spoor
Kansas City
D. Parker
St. Paul
Fashion group to curb tight skirts in 1915 styles
Toledo reports the National Suit Cloak and Skirt association fashion committee will decree that tight skirts yield to fullness below the waist. The twenty-fifth annual convention ends with plans for shorter coats and skirts, a tailormade, modest season for American fashion in 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
National Suit, Cloak and Skirt Association
British Casualties Report From London Dispatch
London reports a casualty list naming Capt Arthur Annesley of the Tenth Hussars as killed and Lieut Charles Sackville P Worsley as missing. The report was released tonight and reflects ongoing wartime losses of British forces.
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London
Arthur Annesley
Tenth Hussars
Charles Sackville P. Worsley
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