Murder charges in multiple cases including John Notte
John Notte faces a murder charge for the slaying of Louise Gaggioni Dee in an East Rutile saloon. Notte, arraigned with no attorney, is to plead by Jan. 8 after Ed O’Flynn was appointed. Other cases include Michael Shaughnessy charged with burglaries, Ed Allard accused of first degree assault, and remittur on the murder case of WW Roberts affirming district court placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Notte
Louise Gaggioni Dee
East Rutile
Nolte
Gaggioni
Flore Caggioni
Wolte
McClernan
Ed O'Flynn
Notte
Sharen
Michael Shaughnessy
A. E. Nightingale
Finlen
Shavethessy
McCaffery
Tyler
Ed Allard
Finantenn
W. M. Wilson
Wil P
Upreme
District Court
JUDGE POORMAN REPORTS ON STATE LAND MATTERS
Special Dispatch to the Standard. Holana Dee reports that the federal government has resolved several land disputes in favor of the state. W. H. Poorman, assistant attorney general, says settlements will allow the state to select school lands and notify the state when entries may be made. Indian rights on the Plathead Reservation are restricted. Indians must have held claims before survey to seek school lands, preventing relinquishment of Trust patents for state grants.
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Holana Dee
Fellert
W. H. Ponravan
Penertl
Washington, D. C
Zeneral Land Office
Plathead
Poorman
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Hay
Foot Crushed at Glenwood Station by Local Engine
In Yonkers New York at Glenwood station a man unidentified was killed when his foot caught in a switch. He cried for help as a locomotive ran him down. The legs were crushed and an ambulance surgeon amputated the crushed limbs beneath the locomotive. He died later from shock at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N. Y
Dee
Glenwood
New York Central
Ron
Federal Grand Jury Heads to Work All Next Month
Special Dispatch from Helens Dec 22 It is believed the Cedera grand jury ordered drawn by Judge W F Hunt will report Jan 2 and work nearly the entire January. Hunt will impanel the jury and depart for Washington early month. About 14 cases likely before the jury as District Attorney Freeman presents them. Western states exhibit fair prosperity amid lean years with large state fairs drawing thousands. Texas Iowa Missouri Nebraska and others report substantial admissions and expenditures.
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Standard. Helens
Dee
Cedera Grand Jury
W. F. Hunt
Susston
Hunt
Flolena
Washington
Grans Jury
Labo Ihe
Carl Raseh
Vl Dodge
District of Menten
Leslie's Weekly
Texas
Kansas
Topol
Thielditsen
Toiva
Nebraska
Mixaouri
Aron
State fairs attract funds for education effort
The states of Iowa Nebraska and Illinois have allocated over 1.2 million dollars in the past decade to fair grounds. The money aims to support current needs and future educational endeavors at state establishments.
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Towa
Illnois
Nebraska
Italian cruiser seizes pay for Turkish troops
Alexandris Egym Dec 21 the Italian cruiser Puglia seized the Turkish convoy near Menzaleh in the Red Sea region with 7 000 good coin on board intended for Turkish troops at Hadleda. The vessel left Suez for Aden and was reported moving via Port Sudan Sunklin and Hadleda. The Puglia, 1 080 tons, lies in wait for ships touching at Turkish ports along the Arabian Red Sea coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandris
Egym
Puglia
Arabian
Red Sea
Moving Picture Film Trial Traces Missing Brother
Boston reports a widow, Mrs John Doyle, seeking her lost brother believed dead. A moving picture reel showed a man resembling him step from a crowd, wave, and vanish on canvas. Efforts will trace the film source to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John Doyle
Moving Picture Theater
Select grocer items and luxury foods advertised in 19th century catalog
A dense list of imported and domestic foods with prices, including cheeses, canned vegetables, olives, mushrooms, sauces, and confections. Items feature brands and weights such as pounds and ounces, with several European imports and specialty groceries.
Missoula Adopts Civil Service Commission For City
Missoula city commissioners pass an ordinance creating a three member civil service commission under the new law. Theodore Lentz, F. P. Peterson, and A. J. Coen are named to hold office starting April with terms expiring in 1917 and 1918. The commission will oversee investigations and enforce civil service rules, with the city clerk acting as secretary.
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Missoula
Der
Missoulaie
Eiwil Service Commission
Jwalng
Civil Service Commission
Twelfth Legislative Assembly
Conmission
Suhpona
Seotlon
Theodore Lentz
FP. Peterson
A. J. Coen
Fire traps women and children in tenement blaze
A December fire in an old New York tenement trapped residents as fire escapes clogged with panicked women and children. Police intervened, lifting several women from windows while rescuing uninjured children. one escape ladder failed to lower properly.
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New York
Fight Over Christmas Tree Ends in Murder
In Brooklyn on Thirteenth Street Joseph Cosgrove 62 killed his fiancé to-be, John Gaddis, during an argument over ornaments while children watched. Gaddis died from a throat wound with a carving knife. Gaddis was to marry Cosgrove’s daughter Bozeman. Also reported Maurice A Lamme, Columbia University mineralogy instructor, has been named to a new Uruguayan government post heading the agriculture department in Montevideo, Uruguay.
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New York
Joseph Aegrove
John Gaddis
Cosgrove
Thirteenth Street
Brooktyn
Gaddie
Gadde
Bozeman
Maurice A. Lamme
Columbia University
Newak City
Lamme
Uruguay
South America
Maurice Lamme
Montana State College
Columbian
Chemical Department
Lammo
Mrs Alexander Smith Sr Dies In Runaway Accident
Mrs Alexander Smith Sr died at home southwest of Helerade at 3:20 am after a runaway horse incident last Tuesday evening. She was returning from Belgrade with a hound when the horse broke loose and struck her. Survived by husband and eight children, residents of the Gatlathi valley, with services to be determined after absent daughters are heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Hiazeman
Alexander Smith Sr
Avemijna
Helerade
Gatlathi Valley
I Presbyterian
Central Park
St Lola Plans Odd New Year Hiring Rule
In St Lola on December 22 a quirky decree limits holiday customs and forbids New Year’s serving after 1 Majogk while a corks can pop until 1912. The note hints at local observances and governance shaping the festive period amid unclear specifics.
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St. Lala
Der
St. Lola
West Side Church Mission Opens In City
A new mission church is formed jointly by St. Pauls and South Side Methodists on the west side. A store at the corner of Chlefanin and Excelsior will house the mission with services starting at 3 PM led by Rev. Frank Hopkins. Rev. R. H. Shaffer appointed superintendent. equal representation from five churches on the city mission board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls
Thowe Kwh
Chlefanin
Excelsior
Frank Hopkins
South Side
Methodist Church
R. H. Shaffer
Miner Injured In Drift Amputated After Accident
James Sullivan a 30 year old married miner from Mpira Street suffered a crush injury in the St Lawrene drift when a ground collapse struck his foot and head. Doctors at St Janes Hospital amputated six inches below the knee. Sullivan, an experienced miner and father of two, was aiding timbering preparations when the drift failed. In a separate incident James McGovern was arrested after using McKiernan's signature to obtain whiskey at the Hennessy store. The whiskey was paid for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sullivan
Mpira Street
St. Lawranee
St. Janes Hospital
Sullivan Owas
Tlesides
Sullivan
James McGovern
Tronic
Hennessy
Mrr McKiernan
Detectioa White
Death in Kansas City and club Christmas gala at East Broadway
Mrs W D Fenner learned yesterday of her sister’s death in Kansas City. Fenner’s party mentions a Burlington evening, likely linked to an automobile accident. University club members plan a Christmas tree celebration at East Broadway clubs quarters with a surprise program by the Hanae committee.
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W. D. Fehner
Hughens
Kansas City
Myre
Fenner
Burlington
University Club
East Browiway
Saclal
Hanae
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