Tully Is Sentenced to Hang February 26
Missoula Montana report on W. J. Tory a colored soldier found guilty of murder at Fort Missoula. He seeks to overturn jurisdiction claims, arguing federal authority over the fort, while defense contends state law governs at the site. The court heard lengthy motions as timing for the sentence was set after a contested trial.
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Tully
Reimer J. Mershes
Farsi
Couny Adlarney
Wobater
Sheelft Thompson
Altories Merehor
Bela Peaparedi
Jucdigmpar
Te Gereraly
Kennedy
Art Smissoula
Xretlon
Ta miNemry
Hes Hayhyy
Pyar Sein
Netenac
United States
Vongreag
Amd
Muntand Gras
Fort Missoula
Mtarney Neraies
Hart Migeania
al Becaude
Gsomta
Stall
Fort debate over military reserve and survey error
Attorney statements discuss possible federal control over a fort and the validity of a land survey error affecting a reservation. The dispute centers on section 36 and which parcels are reserved, with references to the War Department and potential actions by Congress and the President. Names and precise dates are unclear due to damaged text.
Old Man Found Dead in Cabin on Flathead Reservation
Missoula December 23 An old man named Newdorfer was found dead in his cabin on the Flathead reservation today. Details of the discovery were largely unavailable and the cause of death was not known. The man was a herder employed by Angog Meenntl, with Dr. R. Gwinn as the oculist and aurist referenced in the report.
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Missoula
Newdorfer
Catera
Flathead
Piiias
Angog Meenntl
R. Gwinn
Rumor Claims Chief of Polls Hollingsworth to Resign
Missoula December 24 a well defined rumor says Chief of Polls C. L. Hollingsworth will resign his post. It is understood an agreement has been reached for “Duge” Watson of Hamilton to be appointed to fill the position.
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Missoula
Hollingsworth
Hia
Nasury
Duge" Watson
Hamilton
Reltly
Dillioys
C. Wimmerich
Elalia
Denton
Ar. Bramerleh
Yard incident injures man on moving engine
John J Murtey, a yard worker for Norther Pa elite, was confined to the company hospital after attempting to board a moving engine. He fell and injured his head though doctors say injuries are not seriously serious. Golden Rule Missoula home top line. National Shorthand Teachers association meeting in session today. Fred Trellan of the House read a report on stenographic reporting.
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Atscouth
Mer
John J. Murtey
Norther Paelite
Chielmnath Dee. S
National Shorthand Teachers’ Association
Micelini
Seamon
Fred Trelann
Thr
House of Representatives
Tyrannty Statement From Iteneury Valanices Shocks Market
Wishington Der reports Aval in his cash balance for 1354 93 113 gold and 113641 257 noted as final. The statement outlines a large balance and gold holdings affecting market perceptions.
Master Mechanic Narrowly Escapes Amputation Injury
Hamilton December report of a lumber plant accident describes master mechanic Mr Daw losing his left arm after a rope broke while moving heavy machinery. He was drawn into a rotating shaft, arms crushed, and operation needed to amputate near the shoulder. He remains under care with hopes of recovery.
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Sweet
T Dinpalen
Sandard
Hamilton
Daw
Mastey Aechents
Oita
Black
Mr.Dow
Mr. Dow
Aati
Modieg
Jegt
Wade
Mtr
Dow
Tiger Nancy Hanks case testimony near conclusion
Testimony in the Tiger Nancy Hanks case was near completion with cross examination of Andrew Hyna and expert witnesses like G. Parlor and W. B. Mathison detailing vein traces from the Tiger to Nancy Hanks workings. Jurist Clements to hear arguments next week in Helena as defense prepares further testimony and witnesses tomorrow.
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Philpsburg
Pigor-Nancy Tinka
Didge Clements
Helena
Andrew Hyna
Wipping Marth
W. B. Mathison
Clarenen Croesman
Emery
Ure Tigur
Nancy Hanks
Frank 14 Sizer
Nancy Hawks
December Term of District Court Ends in Montana
Misgoula December term of the district court closed this afternoon. The next term will begin on a Friday in December. Judge Webster will move to Ra Vall County next week to take charge of the next term's business. No agreement of attorneys was granted in the case of Carl Dowdell against Joseph J. Towns, with Feb. d to prepare and serve a bill of exceptions in the motion for a new trial.
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Distriet Court
Webster
Mar Mon
Ravalli County
Carl Dowdell
Joseph J. Towns
M E Church Notes Casts Light on Local Activities
The Annan election of officers for the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school is set for Thursday at 4. A watch meeting starts at 12:10. Speakers include J ff Gich on Sunday School Work W A Walker on oils of church Thomas Layfield Epworth Leagues P P Street Clnge meetings J FE Masterson on Congregation. Evening follows with testimonies and consecration. Lanterns arrive from New York for Year and New Year events. Rev A J Wellt of Koalinpell to assist the pastor JW nett in revival meetings starting next Monday. New Year's masquerade judges named O F Myore D J Donohile Thurman Stephenson and Marvey W Murphy who will award four grand prizes at Hartley’s, the handsomest macquerade yet seen.
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Annan
Episcopal Sunday School
J.ff Gich
W. A. Walker
Thomas Layfield
Epworth
P.P. Street
J. FE. Masterson
Congrega Mon” ‘Phils
M. 1
New York
Pines
A. J. Wellt
Koalinpell
Union Opera House
D. J. Donohile
Thurman Stephenson
Marvey W. Murphy
Hartley
Missoula Nuptials Quietly Held For Waller Meavon Pair
In a small ceremony in Missoula Dee Sonn Waller and Elizabeth Meavon wed with a few friends present. The quiet presiding official conducted the vows in a intimate setting signaling the couple’s new bond.
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Missoula
Dee
Sonn Waller
Elizabeth Meavon
Plains couple wed at Missoula Hotel ceremony
After noon quarters of the Missoula Hotel filled as Judge William Layes officiated the wedding. The bride and groom hail from Plains and will reside there. Friends from Platts attended the ceremony. Call the Siandara office to view engraved cards and invitations in various styles.
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Missoula
William Layes
Plains
Platts
Siandara
Missoula Notes Roundup of Local Visits and Trials
Missoula notes record visits by Grace V. Stone of Stevensville and Dr. W F Robinson in hospital matters, plus Peter Johnsen undergoing lip cancer surgery. James Adar recovering from leg fracture, and Buck Burney pleading guilty in a Missouri shooting case. Commission appointed to handle condemnation actions in Sebastian Ellinger case. Dr G N Wagner from Seattle, and Geoffrey Losek family visits noted. Frances Mercane leaves for Montreal and Chicago trip. Missoula Mercantile employee travels for extended stay. charity card sale advertised.
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Joseph Houle
Catrick’s Hospital
W. F. Robinson
Grace V. Stone
Stevensville
R.A. O'Hara
FV. Tlaagland
Mayaitan
Missouri
Joseph Merion
Mathead Reservation
Minroula
J. Burne
Minnesota
Gity
Euttehard Burney
Fork Missouri
Hayes
Sid
Dowd A. Gloss
I. J. Kline
W. W. Reymond
Webster
Comnissionery
Sebastian Ellinger
Cal McClellan
G. N. Wagner
Seattle
Wallace P. Smith
Wyner
Missoula
NewMexico
Air
Geoffrey Losek
Tylar DB. Thompson
Sterilas
Mita Evensing
Kenneth Stoss
McLeod
Missi. Mercankus Company
Jatt Eveniig
Mentreal
Canada
Mina Frances Ife¢Le
Miksoula Mercanele Company
TEMS OF INTEREST TO MONTANA PEOPLE
Dec 22 Fort Yellowstone lieutenant Boyd visits city to recruit men with Sergeant J W Kelly. Two recruits secured. roving recruitment planned afternoons elsewhere. Recruits to be stationed at Fort Yellowstone.
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Montana
Samigaton
Lieutenan Boyd
Fort Yellowstone
Biha
Sergt
J. W. Kelly
Wilo Ip Roze
Authority Dispute Over County Poor Farm Stewardship
Epeci Dispatch reports Auditor Jones prepares to bring an action against M. M. Knesan, newly named steward of the county poor farm, to assert control over charges and oversight. The move follows a three week appointment amid protests from County Sheriff Jones, with Governor Toole asked to intervene. the governor refuses, saying it is a court matter.
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Great Falls
Jones
M. M. Knesan
Larson
Board of County Commissioners
Rauthar Jones
Toole
Wapoyet
List of transfers to be made January 1
A long report in the Montana and Rocky Mountain division lists thirty three engineers and conductors bound for the Idaho branch on January 1. It notes the oldest men, changes to Missoula and Coeur d Alene branch operations, shop traffic, and concerns about boys riding freight trains, urging parental supervision and safety.
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Jon Garner
Joby Marbex
G. L. McNeil
Welds
Willikinson
Clark
Fred Hurstvedt
Rthur Croy
PB. Jt
Janes
N. A. Scoll
Bal Black
G. Ff. Littlemore
Enoch Vanstone
Walter Finlay
G. A. Arrowood
W. L. Salomot
Z. Gutting
O. L. Collier
W. I. Wize
Thomas Reeve
Z. A. Heab
Rocky Mountain Division
Ddaho
Standard
Txts
Kone
Presto
Bret
Rocky Mountain
Crichds
Cham Leaur
Bern
Uney
Sienbald
New Feld
Providence
Honltr
Evaro
Srasius
Ais
Missoula
Montena Division
Tlie
Ure Butté- Missoula Eervieg
Good nature as blessing in a town council case
In a tense meeting discussion, the speaker praises a quiet helper for keeping books well and hints at pay, then shifts to social dynamics about new traders, blackballing, and the value of good nature amid criticism, concluding that the notion of good nature shapes how one is viewed in the community.
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Agein
George
Buck
Cherokee schooling and intermarriage patterns in the Cherokee Nation
The article describes racial mixing and education within the Cherokee Nation. It notes full blood Cherokees and Negroes predominantly reside in separate settlements, while intermarried whites cluster in towns. It cites school attendance by bloodline, with 38,500 citizens including 3,500 full bloods, 2,200 intermarried whites, 22,860 mixed bloods, and 4,000 freedmen, and observes reduced prejudice as segregation fades.
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Kansas City Journal
Schoel
Cleanliness of Mouth Key to Prevent Pneumonia Says Doctor
Dr. Samet A Hopkins argues dental and medical expertise link mouth bacteria to systemic disease. He notes a microcoreus dentolatus present in most mouths, urging strict oral hygiene to curb crroup pneumonia and related illnesses, warning neglect equals recklessness and inviting stronger health measures.
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Samet A Hopkins
Mlanity
Hopkins
Fern hybrids grace homes for decor this season
The Plorson Vern a cross between a serrated wild fern and a mil frond with simple leaves becomes a popular table and window display plant. The Pjernon blends the two ferns and proves exceptionally effective. Prices range from 75 cents to 2 dollars depending on size.
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