Federal court denies writ in Hild case in Helena
U S district judge Bourquin ruled John A Griffin cannot obtain a writ of habeas corpus while serving a Deer Lodge penitentiary term. The ruling touched on Anticredition law and Montana Inc. proceedings, and noted federal interference with state courts is rare. Beaverhead County board notes new officials and road work, with bonds audited and officers sworn in.
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Helena
Jan
Bourquin
United States Court Today
John A. Griffin
Heabeas Corps
Deer Lodge
Montana Inc
United States Supreme Court
Reed
War Board lifts lid on Great Falls wool imports
War board ends import restrictions on raw wool and wool tops from Uruguay and South Africa. Officials said imports will require licenses only for experimentation, while government auctions of surplus wool continue to meet textile demand. Local discussions noted copper market conditions and the Anaconda Company presence in Great Falls with Thayer and associates visiting the smelter.
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Great Falls
WAR Board
Anaconda
Thayer
Frederick Laist
John Gille
We Goodale
Teno I. Sales
Sumand
A E. Wiggin
Sue Perintendent J
Elton
the. Loc. Plant
Standardington
Ann
Department
State Gord Gant at IW Butte Man's Case
Helena Jan 7 James McCarthy of Butte filed with the state board alleging injury while at work on the Milwaukee Larson Brox. He says he was crushed badly and that his employers Larson did not secure the benefit of the law. The board advised McCarthy has no remedy but a civil suit.
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Helena
James McCarthy
Butte
State Board
Milwaukee
Larson Brox
Larson
McCarthy
Philipsburg News Highlights Local Events and Death
Miss Jean Mc Leod hosted friends in honor of Miss Belliveau who departs to teach at Garnet. Philip sburg mourns the death of Garnet’s Philip McDougal from overseas wounds. Doctor and Mrs Doctor expect arrival soon. Fred Lundquist visits for Arcade shooting gallery. Mrs Donald and son visit Willow Creek. Bradshaw child recovering from pneumonia. many townspeople travel for business and health. New tie camp at Stone station to supply ties for Philipsburg Drummond railroad. Ex Senator Mershon returns from Rochester for health. Weather remains remarkably warm.
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Philipsburg
The
Colors
Amp Riley
Missoula
Fred Lundquist
Butte
Stee Frang
Charles Donald
Willow Creek Horn
Charles Donaldson
Willow Creek
W. G. Bradshaw
Pneusmonia
Janes Louise Steliegd
Maxville
Harry’ Harding
William Spraglie
D. M. Durfee
Stone Station
Willam McKean
Drummond Railroad
Inc
Mershon
Rochester
Sant
Arium
Hale
Rankin kin returns home amid political runs and trials
Helena dispatch notes Wellington Rankin, brother of Congresswoman Jeanette Rankin, home from Charlotte after mustering with nine Helena men. The piece mentions lifting quarantining restrictions, theaters resuming full schedules, and the start of a sedition trial series with Tony Dietmann convicted last fall and serving a sentence in Deer Lodge.
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Helena
Wellington Rankin
Jeanette Rankin
Ucket
Charlotte Ses
Rankin
Etyard
John Milch
Hutte
Aembrecht
Tony Dietmann
Sears
Belden Named Speaker in Fergus County Row
Lewistown reports C. W. Belden of the city named speaker for Fergus County events. The pick is praised as a strong Republican leader and a popular figure locally. A county corn show display from Fergus and Winnett is noted, with Amanda Swift announcing a new county superintendent role and Deputy Maryant Ak Jer old Hevant described. Funeral services for Valentine resident 65 died of pneumonia under Masonic auspices.
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Lewistown
C. Wi 'Belden
Fergus ’County
Fergus
Belden
Fergus County
Winnett
Amanda O. Swift
Mise Hevant
Great Falls Names Farm Labor Director Griff in Montana
Great Falls Jan Tit J. Gettin, former editor of the Montana Farmer, named Montana director for the farm labor department at the federal employment service. He will be based in Great Falls with the service at First Avenue North and Overland. Gettin Griff in will coordinate labor supply for farmers across the state during the 1st season while continuing a ranch near Great Falls. He is familiar with Montana farming conditions and will lead the effort to secure seasonal workers.
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Great Falls
Jan
Tit J. Gettin
Montana Farmer
Montana
Farm Labor Department
Federal Employment Service
Federal” Employment Service
Great. Falla-Overland
Fist Avenue
Grittin
Griffin
Sui
Big Timber Completes Court Inauguration Of New Officers
In a court house morning ceremony Big Timber prepares for a full turnover of county officials. Sheriff, clerk, treasurer, auditor and others are listed with retirements and new appointees. War relics arrive, residents relocate, and community updates include school progress and local travel notes.
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Mise Huth
Shedan
Mise Sheridan
Cameron
John J
Glen Karker
George A. Lowaby
Mt. Lampik
J. Beekers
Walvord
W's
Kleinhesvelin
J. Lowry
Williams Petiting
K Duncan
J. de Ellingson
Eric Steensland
Harvey “Pound
Verdun
Mex
Stuart Nicholson
F. Walvord
Iit
Wisconsin
Dakotas
de Glaiborn
Missoula
Claiborn
Montana
Miskes
Atdin Perrine
Maude Mpbeil
Ann McDonnell
Awa Bitin
Mista
Grey Clift
Livingston
Elty
Mateine
Elty Tootie
Esi 1
Sanderson
Wie Imber
Milew City
Hns University
Derson
Charles” Moran
Atha Barbour
Forsyth
Barbour
Mira
Clyde Nelson
Mew
Sto. Livingston
Nelson
Soldiers Prefer Jobs to Monuments in Anaconda
Dean A J Stone of Monza university urged Anaconda audiences that veterans need jobs more than statues. He cited wartime ideas as guiding values and called for a nationwide effort to place soldiers in work, arguing reconstruction demands action beyond ceremonies. He linked peace aims to restoring France Belgium and America, and praised democratic liberty while urging sustained industrial effort after the armistice.
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Monza University School of
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Anaconda
Sng
Dean Stone
Standard
Montana
First Presbyterian
America
Admiral Sime
Mr. Stone
France
Elgium
Ameri
Germany
Vladivostok
Bohemia
Russia
W. & Fly
H. S. Saunders
FP. . Adams
Soldier writes from Germany and front line duty in World War I
A son in Germany recounts his wartime letters noting Coblenz Paris and St Nazaire, describes fronts at Chateau Thierry and the Marne area, near air raids by German planes, and movements to Montfaucon and the Argonne while serving in the Third Division. He hints at sharing further details in person.
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John Risken
Akien
Germany
Coblenz
Chateau Thierry
Cromney
Marne
Aiout
St. Mikel
Montfaucon
Argonne
Missing Man Charlee Oates Believed Frozen in Snow
Residents fear Charlee Oates lies buried beneath deep snow after last being seen on the road between Georgetown and Southern Cross Inn on December 29. Despite many search parties, heavy snowfall and timber growth hinder discovery, with spring hoped for recovery. Autey, who set out to walk to Southern Cross, became numb in the brutal storm and sought shelter to endure the cold.
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Charlee Oates
Georgetown
Southern Cross
Tr Wat
Autey
Record-Setting Eastern Brook Trout Catches Attention
Peter Peterson began 1919 with a four-pound eastern brook trout caught in Georgetown Lake while open-water fishing. Friends urged him to submit measurements for the national contest, confident of earning a prize in the prominent streams feature.
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Ansconda
Smmner
Peter Peterson
Georgetown Lake
Peterson
Deer Lodge Notes Mix Business Visits and Basketball Plans
Deer Lodge January 7 reports Chester Hoover of Drummond transacting business in town while Albert Meng from Garrison visits. Forest Ranger Cole of Tonwood district and Mrs James Campbell are noted. Professor Stejer will coach freshman basketball Mondays and Wednesdays, sophomores Tuesdays and Fridays. Grand Army of the Republic ladies meet at their hall for Seimrow night.
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Deer Lodge
Chester Hoover
Drummond
Hollenback
Forest Ranger
Cole
Tonwood
James Campbell
Albert Meng
Joseph Bieskenger
Stejer
Festive gathering at Eagle Avenue home draws notable guests
Wires report an evening visit from Abe Cohn and J 8 Murphy to a social session at the Eagle Avenue residence. Attendees included Jerry Sullivan, John Rowe, William Malloy, John Powers, Dennis Shea, Michael Leary, and Eddie Shilivan among others.
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Hutte
Anaconda Aenue
Eagle
Abe Cohn
J._8
Murphy
Jerry ‘Sulivan
John’ Rowe
Willian Malloy
John’ Powers
Dennis Shea
Michael ‘Leary
Eddie Shilivan
Proposed change would add Blackfoot valley to Missoula County
Missoula Jan 7 men prominent in affairs of the Blackfoot valley are presenting a plan to annex the Blackfoot territory to Missoula County. The proposal would enlarge Missoula by about one fourth and shift eastern Missoula counties from Clark to Missoula. The change aims to retain Missoula as a third class county despite losing the reservation country and would affect county lines near Lake county and Ovando region with Deer Lodge as a referenced seat.
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Missoula
Blackfoot Valley
Blackfoot
Te Thi
Clark County
Lake County
Owen County
Deer Lodge
Kew
Deer Lodge arrests and court actions disclosed in ALE term
Marked January term closed with Blodgett’s arrest in Deer Lodge for obtaining money by a fake check. He was sentenced to not less than one year nor more than two years. James Dodson pleaded guilty to escaping from state custody and faced not less than two years over four years. Wits Tam Gferron changed plea from not guilty to assault in the second degree, with 30 days in jail. All adjudication cases were abandoned due to insufficient evidence. Wyckoff retired county commissioners chair. honored with a gold signet ring by remaining commissioners. Albert Bien to succeed Wyckoff. Ton Daves, on furlough, returned to Bremerton, Wash.
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Blodgett
Deer Lodge
James Dodson
Tam "Gferron
Geuilty
Wyckoff
Albert
Bien Will
Wyckof
Ton Daves
Cremerton
Wash
Notice of Annual Meeting at Daly Bank and Trust Anaconda
Notice to Daly Bank and Trust stockholders of Anaconda Montana of annual meeting on Tuesday January 4 1819 at 10 oclock a m at bank office northeast corner of Main street and Park avenue for election of five directors and other business. Signed J Bowman President J C Harrington Secretary December 28 1918 Anaconda Mont.
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Daly Bank and Trust’ Company of
Anaconda
Anaconda, Mont
Daly, Ui and ‘Trust Company of
Main Street
Park Avenue
J. Bowman
J.C. Harrington
Mont
Funeral notices for Pavlek Katsuras Robards and Townsley
Funeral announcements list multiple deceased individuals including John Townsley Frank Pavlek George Katsuras and Herbert W Robards. Services are at Mahoney Funeral Parlors with interments at nearby cemeteries. dates and times vary and some arrangements are incomplete as relatives finalize details.
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Hue
Anna
Dawn
John Te Townsley
Mahoney
Eirch
Aton Carmel Eent
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