Bennetts Win as Sullivan Loses in County Race
In Silver Bow the election outcome favors Bennetts for county assessor, while Sullivan is defeated. Republican maintains the office.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
15
Judge rules five contested votes invalid contention fails
Judge McClernan again rules the evidence insufficient to show the five voters were not residents of the county and precinct where they voted. Gilbert Bennetts, Republican, wins county assessor seat by plurality of two votes, Sullivan loses contest by ruling. All other contests dismissed. Bennetts confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Bennetts
Sullivan
McClernan
District Court
Bennetts
Jefferson County
J. 1D. Thoroughman
G. W. Taylor
Lindmark
Alva Holt
Burns
Hoxsey Fails 10 Feet to Best Own Record Altitude
Aviation field reports Arch Hoxsey, after fearing a technical error on last Monday’s 11,474 foot record, soared again and reached 10,575 feet. The flight lasted 3 hours 17 minutes, longer than Al Welch, but misses the world mark by about 76 feet. Leganeux’s Pau record remains, unless the federation recognizes Monday’s height. Hoxsey gains American endurance record though, with nearly $5,000 in prizes at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviation Field
Los Angeles
Cal
Arch Hoxsey
California
Leganeux
Pau
France
International Fedration of Aero Clubs
Hoxsey
al Welch
Helena Sees Packed Legislature Race For Speaker
Helena dispatch notes tense legislature arrival as rivals mcs sell McDowell of Butte as speaker front runner. Ward of Helena and Woody of Missoula oppose with Walsh support split. Conrad faction leans McDowell. House posts include Pond MacRae Maxwell Cole for clerkships. Harmon Alexander for assistant clerk. Dehart OConnell for sergeant at arms. Lewis and Clark delegates back McDowell while Nolan and Word back Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
W. W. McDowell
Butte
McDowell
R. Lee Ward
Frank Woody
Missoula
Walsh
Woody
Silver Bow
Lewis and Clark
Conrad
Charles Pond
Bozeman
Finlay MacRae
Seth Maxwell
John H. Cole
Anaconda
H. ‘P. Harmon
Kalispell
Samuel Alexander
J. L. Dehart
Great Falls
William O’connell
Owen Byrnes
John Baker
Tom Johnson
James Lissner
C. B. Nolan
R. Lee Word
Mr. Walsh
Indicted Financier Takes Poison On Way To Court
New York December 30 Joseph G Robin indicted banker faced arraignment with head high after swallowing hyoscine. He collapsed before entering court and was treated. his fate remains uncertain. The case was postponed as doctors pumped his stomach and he was moved to Bellevue. Robin had previously faced insanity questions linked to his alleged actions and bank troubles widen investigations into banks and insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph G. Robin
Dr. Crippen
Belle Elmore
Bellevue
Robin
Austin Flint
William Travers Jerome
Louise Robinovitch
Criminal Court
Flint
Criminal Courts
Jerome
Dr. Flint
William Magbie
Northern Bank of New York
Washington Savings Bank
State Banking Department
State Department of Insurance
Title and Guarantee Company of
Rochester
N. Y
Frederick C. Tanner
Sardines Condemned in Pittsburg Packing Houses
United States Attorney John M. Jordan secured an order from Judge Orr in the U S district court for the condemnation of 4 442 cases containing 327 544 cans of sardines stored in packing houses in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States
John M. Jordan
Orr
United States District Court
Death of Senator Clarence Lexow Ends Probing Era
New York reports the death of Clarence Lexow, former chairman of the Lexow committee that probed New York City governance. Pneumonia claimed him at his home in Nassau, New York, leaving a widow, three children, and three brothers. Lexow, born 1852 in Brooklyn, helped expose police corruption and reform laws, guiding Greater New York charter and reform movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarence Lexow
Senate
Nack
N. Y
Lexow
Brooklyn
Columbia University
State Senate
Charles Parkhurst
Byrnes
Lexow Committee
Greater
Artist Earle Loses Affinity Case in New York Appeal
Mrs. Julia Kuttner Earle won an annulment of her marriage to artist Ferdinand Pinney Earle in the appellate division. The case concerns a Venice 1908 wedding and a Paris desertion suit in the same year. Earle had hoped for a divorce to pursue a second marriage after calling his first wife his affinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julia Kuttner Earle
Supreme Court
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Venice
Italy
Earle
Marie Emilie Gishbacker
Paris
Julia Kuttner
Ramite Explosion Fatal for Three in Basly Tunnel
In Birmingham on December 30 a Ramite explosion in a tunnel operated by the Tennessee Iron and Coal Company at Basly killed three laborers, two white and one black. One other worker was fatally hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Iron and Coal Company
Basly
Pegro
Ring out the old ring in the new 1910 Montana history
A compact survey of 1910 in history and Montana noting notable events, social happenings, theater attractions, and legislative outlook. Highlights include figures like Rev Jerry Rounder and Hashimura Togo, with a nod to the Weather Bureau collaboration and the Twelfth legislative assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Jerry Rounder
Hashimura Togo
Professor Moore
The
Weather Bureau
Twelfth Legislative Assembly
I'll Get Your Goat Threat Held By Chicago Judge
Municipal Judge Beitler considered the phrase a possible threat depending on prior conversation and the apparent state of mind of the goat-getter. The case involved rubber goods maker John G. Dykes and realty executive John E. Corns, brothers in law, with Corns allegedly threatening to knock out Dykes. The promissory line I'll get your goat was central, and the judge noted Shakespearean familiarity but ruled the phrase could be a threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beitler
John G. Dykes
John E. Corns
Corns
The
Portugal calm in Lisbon amid Republican split and strikes
Paris dispatch quotes Senor Bandeira, Portuguese chargé d'affaires, saying official Lisbon reports show calm in the capital. He notes a radical and conservative Republican split seeking control, some public service strikes, but no imminent danger to the republic and a settlement expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Senor Bandeira
Lisbon
Charge D'Affaires
Public Service Corporation
Republic
Lockaby Admits Killing Partner
Lockaby confesses to fatally injuring his partner and turns himself in to authorities, prompting an homicide inquiry. He surrendered after the incident, and police began standard investigative procedures. The motive remains under investigation as prosecutors file preliminary charges.
Self defense killing ends partnership dispute at Hall camp
William A. Lockaby surrendered to Sheriff Kennedy claiming he killed his partner George A. Miller in a dispute at a Hall irrigation camp. Miller allegedly attacked with an axe after returning from Drummond. Lockaby fired three shots, wounding Miller. Miller died with hands on the axe handle. County Attorney W E Moore, coroner F D Sayers, and undertaker J J Carmichael opened an inquest. Miller's relatives not yet found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standart
Philipsburg
William A. Lockaby
Lord Constructing Company
Hall
Kennedy
George A. Miller
Miller
Drummond
Iockaby
Lockaby
W. E. Moore
F. D. Sayers
J. J. Carmichael
W. L. Brown
Ody
Hondurans Expect Attack By Hornet
Puerto Cortes Honduras reports an impending assault by the revolutionary gunboat Hornet off the coast after several hundred government troops arrived from Tegucigalpa. Fighting has begun at Las Quadrados as the Tacoma warns Americans to stay indoors and marines may land to protect interests. The Tatumbla harbor gunboat is present but not seen as a strong defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
New Orleans
Puerto Cortes
Hornet
Tegucigalpa
Las Quadrados
United States
Tacoma
Davis
Tatumbla
Year 2015 Will See No Babies In America
St Louis December 30 The American Home Economics association closed its convention by naming officers Isabel Bevier president C F Langworthy first vice president B R Andrews secretary treasurer The main claim foresees no children under five in the United States by 2020 with possible importation from France to refresh the birth rate Professor Willcox of Cornell argues only France will keep babies past 2020 The discussion includes social policy proposals such as endowing motherhood and providing state income for mothers to support childrearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
American Home Economic Association
Isabel Bevier
University of Ilinois
C.F. Langworthy
Washington
B R Andrews
Columbia University
United States
Walter F. Willcox
Cornell University
American Statistical Association
Willcox
France
United
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Holt
Thoroughman
Taylor
Portugal
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M’dowell
Interior
Rwooo & Underwood
Rabinovitch
Court of General Sessions
Judge Crain
London
Daily Chronicle
Camorra
Marquis de Souveral
Great Britain
Manuel
Duke of
Oporto
Madrid
Affonso Costa
SroTre SY
Senator Lexow
the Sunday Standard
Wise
Carter
Dixon
Pray
Chicago
Dec
Claimea Miller
Traagedy
Cone
Sear Hall
Atc
Hondurans
America
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