Smiths Sentence Delayed By Court
Owen Smith’s sentence was postponed by Judge Law in the district court after counsel requested a telephone conference from Butte. The judge set the pronouncement for January and Smith was remanded to county jail.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1914
Page
4
Owen Smith’s sentence was postponed by Judge Law in the district court after counsel requested a telephone conference from Butte. The judge set the pronouncement for January and Smith was remanded to county jail.
Jack Linder was found guilty in Bozeman district court of giving liquor to a minor for an offense committed October 11. The jury returned 11 to 1 verdict, with judgment to be pronounced by the judge tomorrow, after appeal from a justice court under Bozeman city ordinance.
Helena, Dec. 28. The second suicide in a few days was reported this morning. Peter Matthews, 21, Gone, drank carbolic acid after being jilted by a girl. Matthews, who spent childhood at St. Joseph's orphans' home, leaves a father and two sisters for Roscoe in Carbon county.
Hamilton notes report Silas Harshel recovering from appendicitis. Koya Thompson of Darby to visit Hamilton next week. Otis Harper, Darby logger, spent holidays with parents in Hamilton. The Hamilton orchestra makes its first appearance tomorrow under manager Mr McClelland, touted as the valley’s first in a long time. Game Warden Evans of Missoula visits Hamilton on business before continuing to Darby.
Funeral of the late Mrs Elie Barry aged years will take place tomorrow morning at elock from Dugwan's undertaking over the North Coast where interment will occur. The remains of the late … Patlors in Duggan's Undertaking. The notice notes interment arrangements and cemetery details.
The funeral for John Peterson will be held at Sherman & Reed funeral chapel this afternoon at 2 o clock. Interment follows at Mountain View Cemetery. Samuel Jackson died yesterday and funeral details will be announced later by Sherman & Reed.
The funeral of Nar Clese ONeil is set for this afternoon at Richard Funeral Chapel with Rev Balaton officiating and interment at Mountain View. The late Piorce will be memorialized tomorrow afternoon at a local church before moving to Mount Moriah. The body of Fenolds, who died in Tacoma, arrived in Butte and was taken to the daughter Mrs Elmer Kelly’s home for the funeral arrangements pending a time.
Funeral arrangements for Joseph Richards a Montana Street Mont and David Calawell Walkerville are listed with services at St Lawrence Church and Holy Cross Cemetery. Yule remains to arrive with burial at Holy Cross after mass at St Jones church then Holy Cross cemetery.
Independent notice lists M. J. Walsh Panera as director with contact details at 425 Fast Park Street. The filing appears to identify an individual in a managerial role and provides a phone line. No additional actions or dates are stated.
Missoula December 28 Sheriff elect R J Whitaker a socialist fled with county commissioners from a repudiation of a resignation he signed before election The move stirred socialist ranks after Whitaker appointed Jack Tee as deputy failed to win confirmation He declared he would not resign and revoked any resignations previously signed by him preserving his oath and duties in the county clerk and recorder office
Helena reports a contest filed yesterday against Senator John Oliver progressive of Fallon county by defeated Republican Martin Flasted. If successful, the move would shift Senate control, with Democrats at 16, Republicans 18, Progressives 4, and 1 Independent, leaving power with Bull Moose and Independents.
Mrs. Fred Castle of Anaconda visits Mire W. A. Martin Oft, Prank Kitog leaves for Anaconda to stay. Several residents receive or move to new posts, including lawyers passing Montana exams and plans for Knights of Pythias officers election. Ministers organize a joint church service weeklong.
Fre Winterhaven Florida December 2 1929 Harry Alvey his wife and three children burned to death when their home was destroyed by fire early today. Alvey son of former Chief Judge Richard II Alvey of the Maryland Court of Appeals Mrs Alvey formerly Miss Bertha Key well known in Baltimore society The Alveys moved to Florida ten years ago.
Helena December probate reveals Thomas Cruse estate valued at 1,260,000 with a January 6 1914 will. James Cruse of Ireland receives 10000 while Michael Mary Kate Susie James children get 5000 each and James Mary Rose Bridget children 5000 each. Residue to James and nephews and nieces with a no contest clause. Executed by W J Cooke and Richard Cruse, bond 2500, executors may continue Cruse business.
Bozeman residents gather for New Year events with a masquerade ball on New Year’s Eve and a concert by the Hallowell Concert Company on New Year’s Day. Elks open house and a later fancy dress ball follow, with Roy Martin as social committee chairman.
Washington, Dec 28. President Wilson began receiving messages from foreign rulers congratulating him on his fifty eighth birthday anniversary. The first arrivals were from King George of Great Britain and President Estrada Cabrera of Guatemala. Led by Secretary Bryan, the cabinet called at the White House to extend congratulations amid the state dinners and receptions following Mrs. Wilson's death.
Hamilton December 28 Henry Thiessen returned to Sweetwater Idaho after purchasing 22 head of full blood Hereford cattle from Bitter Root stock farm. He owns Grandview farm at Sweetgrass and holds several cattle championships. He won a $350 prize at Lewiston show for best fat cattle carload and plans to buy more Herefords.
A Lewistown notice describes a German residents yuletide gathering held by the Sons of Hermann with a program of music and speeches and refreshments. It reports Charles G. Cook’s fatal coal mine accident on government land, his burial in Beach North Dakota, and a quiet revival of county division petitions with opposition. Washington plans a January 2 Daily Commercial Report launch to promote foreign commerce, compiling embassies’ cables and department investigations. New York reports Chicago Lyon exposition exhibit returns to New York, winning first prize, and mutualization of Metropolitan Life Insurance with stockholders approving, Prudential following. Agricultural quotes list Wheat and Flax prices for Montana from Helena wires.
The Ladies of the G A R Unite Men Union Veterans and Sons of Veterans hosted a Christmas entertainment in Anaconda. Ira Th. Ghone gave recitations, plus a violin solo by Montana’s Mahan. After a decorated tree and presents, a banquet followed with dancing into the early hours.
Heard on the Streets notes P M Halloran B A P treasurer bets on a New Year baseball contest at Washoe Park to audit Montana climate. He plans a five inning challenge to the general office force of the reduction works unless snow spoils the diamond with the railroaders expected to prevail. Also mentions New Years hockey at Lake Avoca and local youth sports plans for next winter.
The Master Key episode unfolds with Wilkerson arriving in Frisco for a risky pursuit. Ruth hides deeds, seeks help, and is captured and taken to Chinatown. John Dore searches rooms, locates Ruth, and discovers hidden mine deeds as The Master Key promises another airing tonight.
The Painters and Paper Hang ers union No. 182 ejected officers Pred Spaun David Samuelson Wickie C 1 burn warder M M Portman LG Bryant recording Secretary. After the election refreshments were served and members and their wives danced.
The Federal Reserve Board approved rediscount rates of 4 percent on maturities up to 30 days and 5 percent on maturities between 30 and 9 percent for the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank. This marks the first bank to establish a rate below 6 percent.
An evening at the Grand featured Terrors of the Jungle with a dying hunter and lost mine, plus leopards and lions in thrilling jungle denizens. The Fleur De Lis Ring by Biograph, It's a Bear was Pat News, The Black Sheep with Marguerite Courtot, Through Desperate Hazards, Hearst Selly News Pictorial No 8, and repeats announced.
A parcel carrying the ashes of Tessho Hasegawa, Japanese artist, was sent today from Boston to his former home near Tokyo, Japan. The package, with $140 in stamps attached, began its journey as of December 28.
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