Hundred Years for Albert J Halk in Slonski Killing
Albert J Halk was sentenced to 100 years in Deer Lodge for second degree murder in the August shooting of neighbor Thomas Slonski. The motive stemmed from a dispute between their wives. Halk's three shots from a .44 revolver led to Slonski's leg injury and eventual death. Halk sought a delay to see his wife, but the judge denied it.
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Albert J. Halk
Thomas Slonski
Deer Lodge
Donlan
District Court
Harry Meyer
Judge Donlan
Meyer
Halk
Sheriff's Office
Slonski
Sionski
Denver
Beckman
Stevens Glee Club in a Fine Concert at Mountain View
The Stevens Glee Club will perform at Mountain View church this evening in a superb programme featuring soloists, readings, and orchestral interludes. The Northwest's acclaimed group presents Part I and II selections, with Mme. Leipheimer and Miss Elizabeth Youlden among the soloists.
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Stevens Glee Club
Mountain View Church
Northwest
Holcomb
Saint Is Glee Club
Sampson
Saint Lacus
Ida Vadnais
Mme. Leipheimer
Seevee Cesersereses
J. L. Winter
D. Rhysford Glee Club
Klockman
Elizabeth Youlden
de Berrot
Mayer's New Goods Arriving Daily At Park Place
Mayer offers daily arrivals of fine jewelry and dainty pieces ideal for Christmas gifts. An exceptional line of standard make watches can be engraved with monograms for lasting pleasure. Watches sold for less with money back guarantee. Call at 29 W. Park.
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Mayer
W. Park
Ady
Rich Estate for Heirs in Montana
Special Dispatch reports Helena December 11 that executor E A MacRum seeks court permission to deed Cascade county land worth 80 000 to heirs Miss Helen I Pew and Mrs George W Hufnagel of Pennsylvania to satisfy legacies. Judge Smith authorized sale at 103 038 72 with 6439 92 acres to purchaser James J Dammak of Hiawatha Kansas and transfer of 24 shares in Crown Butte Canal and Reservoir Co.
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Helena
District Court
E. A. MacRum
John D. Thompson
Helen I. Pew
George W. Hufnagel
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
J. Miller Smith
Mr. MacRum
Cascade County
James J. Dammak
Hiawatha
Kan
Crown Butte Canal and Reservoir
Daughter Against Father in Trust Case
In New York on December 11 the Supreme Court heard Mrs. Eda Crackenthorpe daughter of Gen Daniel Sickles sue to revoke a $50,000 trust fund set for her benefit and to remove him as trustee arguing the fund should be dissolved and the trustee dismissed.
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New York
Daniel BE. Sickles
Eda Crackenthorpe
Supreme Court
Butte Promotes Golden Opportunity for Wise Buyers
The item markets push gold as the country’s main business while "hears" seize a rare chance in Butte today. Investors are urged to buy improvements slated for next year with claimed risk reduction, highlighting strong optimism in the local market.
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Butte
Old Time Resident Proposes Changes to Montana Hunting Laws
John Redfern of Butte argues in the Standard letter that Montana hunting laws are generally good but should allow two male deer, open moose season with a one male limit, and raise bounties on coyotes, wild cats, mountain lions, and eagles to protect nests and young game. He urges earlier deer season if laws loosen.
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The
Standard
Montana
John Redfern
Butte
Dec
Labor Of Thirty Years Sacrificed To Burglar
New York report details Mrs Emil Kuhn who, after saving nickels since 1883, had a bag containing 10 000 coins stolen by a burglar last night.
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New York
Emil Kuhn
Taft to Nominate Booth Chief Justice and Boutelle as Heir
Washington December 11 President Taft plans to send the senate in early January the nomination of Judge Fenton V Booth of the court of claims as chief justice succeeding Stanton Peele who will retire the vacancy created by Booths elevation will be filled by Henry Boutelle American minister to Switzerland
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Fenton v. Booth
Court of Claims
Stanton J. Peele
Booth
Henry Boutelle
Switzerland
Fined for Contempt as City Fight Multiplies at Court
Police court hearing reveals a large brawl at Broadway and Main involving James Kelly Pat Judge J Dougherty and John Dwyer. About 100 men battled while officers intervened two men are fined for contempt Judge and Dougherty receive 25 dollar penalties with Kelly later fined 75 after a courtroom outburst.
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James Kelly
Pat Judge
J. Dougherty
John Dwyer
Broadway
Main Street
Yorath
Halley
Main
First National Bank
Fehters
Dougherty
Dwyer
Taylor
Man Witnesses Killing Then Goes Out of Way
Bay City Michigan December 11 Frank Hale of Fremont Ohio said he believes he witnessed the shooting of Chicago promoter Harry W Fisher on September 19 Oscar M Auerbach Fisher’s employer is serving a life sentence Hale places two men near Baldwins farm road 12 miles away Hale says gun exploded under a big tree and a man fell then the other man fled He will tell Lake County authorities who tried the case about what he saw
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Bay City
Mich
Frank Hale
Fremont
Ohio
Harry W. Fisher
Chicago
Oscar M. Auerbach
Fisher
Hale
Auerbach
Baldwin
Lake County
Love Finds a Way in Pocatello Honeymoon
B M Trainor, a trainman, wed a 16 year old girl in I daho. He faced perjury charges for a marriage license that proved groundless. After a week in county jail, a sympathetic district judge ordered Trainor’s wife released from the St Anthony industrial school by habeas corpus, ending restraint on their honeymoon.
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Pocatello
Idaho
B. M. Trainor
Dancer Miss Crawford Interprets Maeterlinck's The Blue Bird
A Columbia University instructor develops symbolic dance for Maeterlinck's The Blue Bird staged at Broadway tonight through Saturday. Miss Caroline Crawford trained a chorus of young, graceful performers in flowing garments to express poetic ideas as integral drama. Her Dance of the Hours and Dance of the Stars are highlighted as innovative movements aiming to heighten the play's imaginative effect.
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Columbia University
New York
Maurice Maederlinck
Columbia
Caroline Crawford
Maud Allen
Ruth St. Denis
Miss Crawford
Maeterlinck
America
Hyde Sentenced for Bribery in City Funds Case
New York December 11 Charles M Hyde former city chamberlain was convicted of bribery in connection with city funds. Justice Goff sentenced him to two to three and a half years in a state penitentiary but granted a stay of execution and allowed bail of 25000 pending appeal.
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New York
Charles M. Hyde
Goff
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Adyra Bit
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use Syrup of Figs for children with tummy upset and irritability. It touts gentle cleansing of stomach and bowels, promises easy relief without nausea, and highlights the product’s fig base, senna, and pleasant taste. It notes directions on the package and urges asking a druggist for the full name.
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Senna
California Fig Syrup Company
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