Carroll One Hat Into Ring For Governor Nomination
J T Carroll Montana supreme court clerk announces Democratic bid for governor. Born 1876 on an Illinois farm, he later farmed in Illinois and Louisiana before moving to Montana in 1903. An agricultural expert, he active in Farmers Union and Farm Bureau and will outline policies in his formal declaration.
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J. T. Carroll
Supreme Court of
Montana
Carroll
Supreme Court
Stewart
Assumption
Ill
Illinois
Louisiana
Bozeman
Billings Beach
Yellowstone County
Farmers’ Union
Farm Bureau
Calpin Exonerated by Police Commissioners
Patrolman Thomas Calpin was exonerated by the police trial board of charges that he arrested Mrs. George Pallas and Joe Soda without a warrant. The board, with Chairman Jackman, ruled Calpin not guilty after testimony. Captain O'Donnell said he authorized the arrest and bore responsibility. City officials debated warrant requirements and arrest powers with Chief Murphy and City Attorney Clinton. Jailer Barney Lavelle’s trial was postponed to January 2.
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Thomas Calpin
Police Trial Board
George Pallas
Joe Soda
Wittenberg
Board
Jackman
Calpin
O'Donnell
United States
Murphy
Clinton
Barney Lavelle
More Good Will To Man Won't Hurt Says Judge
Magistrate H. J. Grimes noted a blank docket at the Butte police court with no trials in the morning or afternoon. He credited Christmas spirit with reducing human strife and alcohol problems, saying there were no drunkenness cases despite moonshine activity and two vag cases carried over for today.
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H. J. Grimes
Butte
Yuletide
Grimes
Evans Returns to Anaconda Legal Desk After Absence
L. O. Evans, after three months in the East and New York City, is back at his desk in the legal department of Anaconda company. He says it feels good to be home, especially during the holiday season, and is glad to resume work.
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East
New York City
L. O. Evans
The
Anaconda Company
Butte
Mr. Evans
New Christmas Comforts Arrive at Brownfield County Store
Beautiful down comforts arrive as a splendid Christmas gift in the Brownfield County store. Shoppers can view the latest batch of cozy throws and quilts now available for holiday gifting.
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Brownfield-Cunty
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