Wounded Woman Has Go Go Chance to Recover
Helena coroner's jury returns a verdict that Harold M. Cole died by self inflicted gunshot in a domestic tragedy involving his wife Mrs Cole. Mrs Cole rests well and is expected to recover. Funeral set for Cole at his residence.
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Harold Cole
Helena
Standard
Harold M. Cole
Ed L. Flaherty
Broadway
P. J. Duffy
Office
Cole
Thomas Mayne
James Mayne
Chorge Patrick
Jersey City
Daughters of the American Revolution Convene in Washington
The 11th continental congress of the National Daughters of the American Revolution opens with about 800 delegates and chapter representatives. Officers report 40 000 members across 600 chapters, with 34 new chapters and 2 806 new members in the past year.
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Washington
Continental Congress
National Daughters of the American Revolution
Congress
Charlies W. Fairbanks
United States
Indiana
Steel Magnates Session Elects Directors to Three Classes
The United States Steel corporation held its first annual meeting in Hoboken New Jersey. Directors of class 1 were reelected including Marshall Field Daniel G Read John D Rockefeller Jr Alfred Clifford William F Dodge Nathaniel Thayer Abram B Hewitt and Clement A Griscom. Officers to be chosen next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis H. Peabody
Charles Steele
William H. Moore
Norman B. Ream
Percival Roberts, Jr
Gary
Strauss
J. L. Kohler
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Hoboken
N. J
Caendar
Marshall Field
Daniel G. Read
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Alfred Clifford
William F. Dodge
Nathaniel Thayer
Abram B. Hewitt
Clement A. Griscom
Montana Man Killed at Jarilla Texas
Special Dispatch to the Standard El Paso Texas February 17 news reached this city of the murder of a miner by burning his cabin at Jarilla 50 miles north of El Paso. Dan Shea of Montana his wife and several children. One man arrested. Robber motive suspected with Shea killed and cabin burned to cover traces. Shea had considerable money at his shack.
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el Paso
Tex
Jarilla
Dan Shea
Montana
Shea
Shufelt Hearing Today Over Long Henry Thompson Killing
Eddie Shufelt faces a preliminary trial in Saco on a murder charge for shooting Long Henry Thompson six times in the back and once in the breast with a 32 caliber gun. Five bullets recovered. Thompson identified as Westbrook, born in Indian Territory with Georgia relatives. a $1,590 Texas reward noted.
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Standard
Saco
Eddie Shufelt
Long Henry Thompson
Long Henry
Chum
Westbrook
Indian Territory
Georgia
Texas
Weyman Oakley shooting case set for district court
Charles Weyman faced a preliminary hearing before Judge Fraser on charges of assault in the first degree after a Jan shooting at a ranch on Bluse creek. Oakley and Cooper testified. Weyman claimed the gun jammed and he fired in self defense. Bond set at 4000 with defendants posted.
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Snee'al
Billings
Charles Weyman
Fraser
Weyman
William M. Oakley
Bluse Creek
Oakley
Peter Cooper
Cooper
Condition Continues Good For President's Son
Groton Massachusetts February 17 The progress of the president's son in his convalescence from pneumonia continues most favorable, it is announced by Dr Warren. The evening report from the infirmary indicated no change in the condition of any of the boys. One of the physicians said that none of the boys would be removed before next week.
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Groton
Mass
Warren
Ore Deposit Reported at Fair view No
Foreman of the Gold-Ridge company at Thunder Mountain reports a tunnel on the Fair view No opening a great ore deposit. He notes the ore pays well in free gold and compares it to the Dewey property two miles east, but gives no values.
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Boise
Idaho
Gold-Ridge Company
Thunder Mountain
Fairview No
Dewey
Senate Votes to Acquire Danish West Indies for Five Million
The Senate ratified a treaty with Denmark to cede St Thomas St John and St Croix to the United States for 5 million dollars. Senators Bacon and McLaurin opposed parts on civil rights for island inhabitants but supported ratification. Debate covered debts subsidies and strategic value of St Thomas harbor.
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Washington
Senate
Denmark
United States
St. Thomas
St. John
St. Croix
Antilles
Danish West Indies
Porto Rico
Lincoln
Philippines
Cullom
Committee On Foreign Relations
Bacon and
McLaurin
Mississippi
Bacon
West India and Panama Company
St Crox Sugar Company
Cal Om
Thorns
President seeks Hobson retirement in naval move
Washington Feb 17 the president sent to the senate a message urging retirement of Naval Constructor Richmond P Hobson in line with the recommendation and executive guidance.
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Washington
Senate
Richmond P. Hobson
Custer County Sheep Report Reveals Large Herds and Wolf Losses
Miles City February 17 The annual Sheep Commissioner O Neill report notes about 875000 sheep in Custer county with 147000 lambs last spring and 66000 sold. Wool yield averaged 814 pounds per sheep, 2292 pounds shipped on consignment. Wolves and coyotes destroyed 6650 head worth about 18000 to 20000 dollars. No contagious diseases reported in the county or state.
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Standard
Miles City
F. D. O'Neill
Custer County
David Bickle
Teedee
Powder River
J. B. Carter
Midland
Court Declines Writ Over Perjury Charge Against Ross
Montana Supreme Court explains no evidence showed Ross committed the alleged perjury in the Bordeaux case. It affirms the district court order discharging the prisoner and denies the attorney general’s writ of supervisory control. The decision notes lack of essential issues and reserves the question of writs in such cases.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Attorney General
J. BR. McClernan
W. W. Ross
Bordeaux
McClernan
Ross
Salfely
Prudice
Bilant Charged With Murder In Bridger Killing
Andrew Bilant known as Cuckoo Bilant faces trial for the murder of Dave Davidson alias Hobo Cave in Bridger on Thanksgiving night. Davidson was found with a crushed head. a double pointed coal hammer from Pat Woran's yard is cited as the weapon. The coroner's jury implicated Bilant and the trial starts tomorrow.
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The
Standard
Redridge
Andrew Bilant
Cuckoo
Bilant
Dave Davidson
Bridger
Davidson
Pat Woran
House unanimously passes repeal of war revenue taxes
Washington records a swiftDemocrats and Republicans clash over a gag rule as the war revenue tax repeal bill is advanced with debate limited and then passed on a unanimous call. Minority leader Richardson secures rapid passage after ruling adopted by 188 to 120 with 278 members voting aye.
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Richardson
Washington
Tenesseee
Ways and Means
Hay
Virginia
Babcock
Wisconsin
Committee On Rules
Dalzell
Underwood
Alabama
Willon
Dingley
United States
Congress of the
Congress of the United States
Ball
Texas
Ways and Means Committee
House
Senate
Cannon
Sinois
Mr. Richardson
Mr. Babcock
Mr. Hay
Tralzell
Henderson
Dalzel
Calderhead
Kansas
Payne
Cnity
Senate approves bill creating permanent census office
Washington February 17 the senate passed a bill to establish a permanent census office after a lengthy debate focusing on the director’s authority to collect and publish statistics on production. Mr Allison spoke vigorously during the discussion.
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Washington
Senate
Census Office
Allison
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M. B. Tulloch
National Museum
M.S
Charles W. Fairbanks
President Daughters of the Revolution
Hobokls
New Jersey
Jarilla, Texas
Man
Weat
Brook
Rhoosevelt
West India
Tion
Gallinger
Mr. Hobson
Missioner O'Neill
McCler
Nan
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