Four Anaconda mines to restart January sixteenth
Four Anaconda Copper Mining properties Stewa rd Badger State Mountain View and Leonard will resume operations Monday January 16. At the Butte & Superior mill 600 men are employed and more will be added as shifts restart. Mine officials aim for a steady increase in labor with travel up in Butte rising.
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Anaconda
John Gillie
Badger State
Mountain
View
Leonard
Butte & Superior Company
Great Fallsemester
Toro
Charien Bocking
Bocking
Anaconda Company
Anaronda Company
Butte @ St perior
Butte
Butte Electric Railway
Habeas Corpus Denied in Elmer Missouri
A district court refused habeas corpus relief for a petitioner associated with a case in Elmer Missouri. The ruling denies the motion for release or remedy and orders further proceedings as needed by law.
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Elmer Mo
Montana’s first tar and feather case on trial near Jefferson Island
Virginia City January 11 three Madison county farmers Jake Borden John Douglas and Arthur Shaw are on trial for administering creosote and burlap to ranch hand Joseph Geier in an alleged act tied to a divorce dispute near Jefferson Island. The incident at John W Powell ranch Oct 29 nearly killed Geier and left him scarred. Evidence also connected Arthur Shaw to the divorce case and countercharges against Powell’s wife. The Bozeman trial occurred in September. A heavy peace presence was required at the Gallatin county courthouse. The case remains under advisement. Continued on Page Column 4.
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Standard
Virginia City
Montana
Madison County
Jefferson Island
Jake Borden
John Douglass
Arthur Shaw
Joseph Geier
John W. Powell
Geier
iPowell
Powell
Bozeman
Gallatin
Geler
Shaw
Ditter
Senate Delays Verdict on Newberry Seat Case
Washington Jan 11 The senate wrestled with the Truman UH Newberry Michigan seat dispute with a final outcome still uncertain as leaders said the decision rests with fewer than a half dozen undecided senators. New resolutions by Owen and Walsh to declare the seat vacant shift debate to public policy on campaign spending.
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Washington
Senate
Truman UH
Newberry
Michigan
Spencer
Repub Hean
Missouri
King
Utah
Owen
Oklahoma
Walsh
Montana
City Magistrate Upholds Right to Back Wages
City Magistrate Daniel F. Shea sues Mayor J G Cocking City Treasurer Herman Strasburger and City Clerk Richard Brimacombe for 22.21 in withheld December salary. He argues the police magistrate annual pay is 2000 and warrants should reflect 166.66 instead of 144.55. Judge Joseph R. Jackson orders showcause on January 28 to compel full payment.
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Daniel F. Shea
J. G.cocking
Herman ‘Strasburger
Richard Brimacombe
Joseph R. Jackson
Anxiety Over Safety of Vessel Amid North Atlantic Threat
News desk reports anxiety for the safety of a vessel in heavy northern Atlantic conditions. Weather bureau officers warn of dangerous seas as a transport under orders faces rough weather near Newfoundland Banks. Crews work to reach a safe area while authorities monitor the situation for further danger.
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Associated
New York
Reavy
Gal Weather Bureau Officisit
North Atlantic
Rmg
Crook
Newfoundland
Anaconda Postal Employee Pleads Guilty to Theft
Thomas E. Healy, a former special delivery messenger at Anaconda post office, pleaded guilty to six counts of petit larceny and confessed to mail robberies over two years. He was sentenced to six months in county jail and fined 350 dollars. Postal inspectors Tennyson Jefferson and W. L. Cooney led the investigation, with Washington ordering removal of a supervisor. Continuous coverage noted.
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Thomas E. Healy
Tennyson Jefferson
Butte
W. L. Cooney
Great Falls
Anaconda
Healy
Second degree verdict against Boden in Miller killing
An old prospector is convicted of killing Mrs. Miller and the punishment is reserved for the court. The verdict is a second degree ruling. Four ballots are noted in the proceedings.
Boden Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder in Nevada Case
Virginia City jury convicts Herman F. Boden of murder in the second degree for killing Mrs Louise Miller. Verdict delivered at 9:35 am with sentencing set for Monday at 10 o clock. Boden showed dejection and asked about liberty as crowds witnessed the outcome.
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Standard
Virginia City
Herman F. Boden
Louise Miller
Tnd
Boden
Attornt F
Aged man pleads guilty to bigamy in Ottawa
A Canadian man, Paul Bloom, admits bigamy in Ottawa on January 11, stating he married a second woman fifteen years earlier and acknowledging prior marriage. Police and court records summarize the case as a plea to the bigamy charge with details limited by the source.
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Associated Prew
Ottawa
Ontario
Paul Bloom
Bloom
Million and Half for Montana Land
Pur chase of 30 000 acres of land in Montana and North Dakota for 1 500 000 cash was announced by three men of St Paul and Minneapolis today. The tract comprises 90 improved farms and includes lands in Rosebud Yellow Sane Dawson Hill Garfield Blaine and Fergus counties in Montana.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Montana
North Dakota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Rosebud
Yellowsane
Dawson, Hill, Garfeld
Blaine
Fergus
Powers At Odds On Disposal Of Doomed Vessels
The five major powers debated how to dispose of proscribed battleships in the naval treaty talks in Washington. The American proposal would render surplus ships useless, a plan France supported and Italy leaned toward, while Britain and Japan doubted, suggesting ships could serve as harbor guards or training vessels. After two sessions they approved the initial treaty annexes and hoped to finish all annexes by tomorrow or Friday.
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Washington
France
Great Britain
Japan
Spanish cabinet quits under fire amid Spain's political row
Madrid January reports the Spanish cabinet resigns under fire after a long running political crisis. Opposition had challenged the war ministry led by Senor De La Clerva and the finance ministry led by Senor Cambo as tensions mount in the capital.
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Madrid
Spain
Ministry of War
Senor de la Clerva
Ministry of Finance
Senor Cambo
Worst gale of winter lashes New York City
A severe January gale, reaching 90 mph off Sandy Hook at 2 p.m., snarled New York and New Jersey coastal areas. Snow, hail, and rain battered streets as pedestrians fell, harbor traffic faltered, boats broke loose, and a 14-year-old girl named Anna La Cart was killed by a fallen tree limb. Several people injured, including a man hurled into a taxi, and a flying mailplane struggled to land amid freak winds.
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Associated Press
New York
Sandy
Hook
Crook
New Jersey
Long Island
Garden City
B.D. Culver
Cleveland
Chicago
Lew
Hagelhurstfeld
Tom Breen
Anna la Cart
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Dublin
Arthur Grimm
Dail Éireann
Harding
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Will H. Hays
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Poorman
Borden
Douglass
Powell Ranch
Case
Shea
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Willian A Lorenz
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Storney
I. A. Farley
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Sandy Hook
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