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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1910
Page
20
Testimony in Butte election contest hearings details large scale alleged vote rigging. Witnesses cite voters present, duplicate or false names, challenged ballots, and judges failing to enforce rules. Cross examination exposes inconsistencies as defense seeks dismissals.
A home cough syrup recipe promises rapid relief and cost savings. It uses Pinex extract with sugar syrup or honey, claiming immediate action on obstinate coughs and sore lungs, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
The record notes that despite a motion to dismiss being disposed of, Mr Kremer stated his side would reserve the right to introduce evidence after the ruling. This signals ongoing procedural debate and potential forthcoming evidentiary issues.
A contest over Montana state senate seating of M. M. Duncan proceeds with an answer denying illegal or marked ballots from Monida Harrison and Mc Alber. Republicans at other precincts faced similar claims. Opening is set for Thursday at 10 with Justices Green and Buck to hear testimony.
In St. Louis Missouri Circuit Judge Muench dismissed the reopened divorce suit of Mrs May Louise Powell after her marriage to C Frederick Ekfelt, leaving her legally with two husbands The decision cited evidence of collusion by James L Powell and Ekfelt Powell and Ekfelt are noted as prominent in business circles
On Christmas morning John G. Ritchie found a fully developed male baby strangled with a blue flannel strip near his north Hamilton property. Coroner E. C. Whaley and Dr. R. L. Owens confirmed postnatal breathing. A coroner's jury ruled death by strangulation and investigation continues as residents react.
Helena December 27. The case of Josephine Schauby v Northern Pacific railroad for damages 15000 opened in district court before Judge J M Clements. Her son Louis Schauby aged 17 was killed July 24 1995 in Billings yards while employed as a call boy on a switch engine. The suit claims inexperience and improper assignment led to the fatal fall from a moving engine.
John Hopkins of Butte, via counsel, petitions for a writ of habeas corpus directed to Silver Bow county sheriff. He was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary, with bail denied by the district court though he previously had a $10,000 bail bond. He cites mining claims needing his attention and argues denial of bail forces nearly the full sentence while awaiting appeal.
First Assistant Fire Marshal Seyferlich was appointed fire marshal of Chicago replacing James Horan and 22 others killed last week. Mayor Busse said promotions after Seyferlich’s rise would follow merit records.
In Columbus on December 27 Myrtle Sheets aged 4 and Margaret Sheets aged 2 were found burned to death when their mother returned from a grocery trip. The children were playing with Christmas toys and their clothing is believed to have ignited from a gas grate.
Billings police raided a gambling game last night arresting two Flowery Kingdom natives and two Nippon Isle residents with eight other Japs and Chinamen in the place. Four were released on cash bonds of 50 dollars each and will be arraigned.
Judge Mann in police court tomorrow morning. The quartet identified as Charles Sing Frang Leung Takadaki and Harry Yama were arrested by Officers Willis Bakke Jacobs and Zachry in the rear of the Silver Restaurant on South Twenty sixth Street early today. Police found money and checks on them as they attempted to flee, and the men claimed they were playing whist.
A detailed description of the cotton picking machine, a small gasoline traction unit with two picking attachments. It travels at a walking pace, uses rotating steel fingers to grab lint, and aims to harvest open bolls without harming unripe bolls or foliage. The two drums and moving fingers are precisely synchronized with the forward motion.
A Tit Bits item quotes a woman recalling her spouse's cigarette habit at the time of their marriage, noting her observation of his smoking background.
A humorous exchange centers on a man who would give up money fame racing even life itself for his sake but would not abandon his cherished tobacco. Observers comment on the implied sacrifice and strength of will needed to quit a firmly rooted habit.
The New York Press notes the continental United States holds about 92 million people and remains unsettled. It argues California could hold 82 million if as dense as Rhode Island, highlighting a vast future potential.
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