Attorney General Takes Over Perjury Case in Barnaman Prosecution
In Justice Nelson's court the assistant attorney general Harry D. Moore assumed the prosecution in the Charles L. Barnaman perjury case, superseding County Attorney Peter Breen. Barnaman’s attorney faced contempt charges after disputes over case order and amended complaints, with bond forfeiture and a missing defendant fueling a tense session.
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Barnaman
Nelson
Harry D. Moore
Peter Breen
John R. Bordeaux
Charles L. Barnaman
Thresher and Booth
Moore
Bordeaux
Clancy
W. M. Ross
Booth
Ross
Rose
Cosgrove
Bootd
Charles Barnaman
Tooth
Two Appointed for Free Employment Bureau Likely
City plans a free employment agency with an agent and an assistant. Mayor expects two salaries set by council, around 125 and 100 dollars monthly. Ordinance drafting begins. council may pass it same night. No opposition reported. past scams cited to urge oversight and protection for job seekers.
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Free Employment Bureau
Lamb
Judiciary Committee
Philippsburg Notes Public School Appointment
Special correspondence reports Miss Myrtle M. Clark named teacher to fill the vacancy caused by Miss McKenzie resignation. Tina Brown returns from Sunrise visit. M C Hughes of Hall visits Philipsburg with Harry Campbell. Michael Doody departs for Butte to join Montana Ore Purchasing Co. family of Mr Doody has remained in Butte months, Mrs W Moore and children visiting.
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Philipsburg
Myrtle M. Clark
Mckenzie
Tina Brown
M. C. Hughes
Hall
Harry Campbell
Michael Doody
Butte
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Snowstorm Hits Philipsburg and Local Visit Notes
The week saw activity at the Levi Johnson ranch with Mrs. Levi Johnson hosting. Harry Weinstein visited the city at his mother and sister's home. The Schubert Symphony club held a concert to a fair crowd. Thomas Wills, 73, died after a two week stay visiting his sons here and in Butte. three sons live locally, three in Butte, and they were notified. Philipsburg endured one of the heaviest recent snowstorms.
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Levi C. Johnson
Harry Weinstein
Schubert Symphony Club
Thomas Wills
Hutte
Butte
Philipsburg
Three Patatilies Gun Duel Ends in Double Fatality
In Houston Texas Sid Preacher allegedly fired on Officers J C C James and Herman Younst during a carnival week arrest attempt. James died on scene followed by Younst after Preacher was shot dead by James. A deputy chief filed a murder charge against Preacher's attorney J B Brockman. A boy with shotguns was arrested later. Pensions listed for Montana residents Isom Previtt John Berry Thomas Reilly.
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J. CC. James
Herman Younst
Bunco
Sid Preacher
James
Younst
Preacher
J. B. Brockman
Brockiman
The
Standard
Washington
Montana
Isom Previtt
Townsend
John Berry
Eden
Thomas Reilly
Great Falls
Steamer Ella Towed After Shaft Breaks at North Sydney
Halifax Nova Scotia reports the steamer Ella was towed into North Sydney with a broken shaft. Four men aboard were reported lost as a result of the incident.
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Halifax
Dee
Ella
North Sydney
Bodies found after failed shore crossing in Newfoundland aid mission
Rescue attempt ends with the discovery of four men off Scatter Island. First officer Broderick of Norway, Yenzen of Norway, Martin McGrath, and A Anderson of Newfoundland perished while trying to reach the shore to bring help.
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Broderick
Norway
Yenzen
Martin McGrath
A. Anderson
Newfoundland
Scatteric Island
Washington Conference on Legislation During Current Congress
Speaker Henderson and Representatives Payne of New York and Dilzell of Pennsylvania met with the president to discuss measures for the ongoing session of Congress.
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Washington
Speacer Henderson
Payne
New York
Dilzell
Pennsyyilvania
Congress
Generals Funston and Taft to sail in December
Manila 11 General Funston will sail for the United States on December 16 aboard the transport Warren. Governor Taft will sail for home on December 2 aboard the Graft. He says rumors he will not return are incorrect.
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Manila
General Funston
United States
Warren
Taft
Platinum Plunder in Yukon Montrea Gold Rush
Vancouver metallurgist C. Hurter states millions in Yukon gold sent to the government contained an abundance of platinum. He notes hundreds of tiny platinum nuggets mixed with coarse gold and says miners were unaware of the jackpot presented this season.
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Montreal
Kurter
Vancouver
Yukon
Hurter
Yukon Platinum Waste Under Dominion Scrutiny
The Yukon says thousands of dollars worth of platinum are being discarded daily. A Dominion government expert will be sent to the Klondike region to investigate the loss.
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Yukon
Dominion Government
The
Klondike
Hutin Publishes Panama Canal Purchase Letter
Paris reports Maurice Hutin president of the Panama Canal Co has released a letter to President Roosevelt dated Nov 30 detailing negotiations with the United States for canal purchase. He urges establishing the real property value before arbitration if needed and asserts prices fixed will bind the company.
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Paris
M. Maurice Hutin
Panama Canal Company
United States
Roosevelt
Hutin
Congress
Equitable Basis for Comparing Two U.S. Routes
A quoted passage argues that a procedural mode should provide an equitable and true basis to estimate the relative value of two routes for the United States. It emphasizes a method to fairly evaluate route options.
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Congress
United States
Diet in Tokyo Foresees Orient Disturbance Indications
Yokohama dispatch reports the lower house of the diet cautioned of possible unrest in the Orient following the throne speech. It pledged to fulfill duties with care and prudence amid tense regional expectations.
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Yokohama
Tokio
Senate session hears prayer as Milburn absent in Dec
The Senate met today with Chaplain Herrick Johnson of Chicago delivering the prayer while Chaplain Milburn was absent. A house concurrent resolution proposing a holiday adjournment from December 19 to January 6, 18, was referred to the Appropriations Committee.
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Dec
Senate
Herrick Johnson
Chicago
Milburn
House
Wooster University Building Burns in Early Morning Fire
A major fire in Wooster Ohio destroyed the university's main building and most records. Loss is listed at 5000 dollars with equipment and minerals also destroyed, including a valued collection. The incident involves U S authorities assessing the fire's origin and impact.
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Wooster
Ohio
University of Wooster
United States
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