Heated Sunday meeting in Butte over graft charges and duty
A crowded Butte auditorium heard county attorney Breen accuse Chief Reynolds of protecting violators while Reynolds countered with graft accusations. An official read one affidavit by Officer Parini as Governor Rickards refereed, ending in a unanimous resolution. The event stirred strong emotions but left many unsure of who is right.
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Butte
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Rickards
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Beardyti
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The
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L. R. Foote
Lee Hayes
Mr. Donovan
J. F. Rickards
J. W. Passmore
J. H. Leyson
J. E. Noftsinger
I. Tonge
Lee Hlayes
Well-Bred Stranger Arrested for Grand Larceny in Red Lodge
A well dressed stranger named A. G. Clarke, posing as a cattle buyer for Missouri River Cattle Co, was arrested in Red Lodge for grand larceny and forgery spanning Dakota to Montana. He spent the night in jail and is to be taken to Miles City to answer theft charges. authorities also seek him in Glendive and Dickinson.
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Red Lodge
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Red
A. G. Clarke
Missouri River Cattle Company
Miles City
Savage
Custer County
Clarke
Glendive
Dickinson
Booth
St. Paul
James Nichols
Bozeman
Potter
True Account of Santiago Battle
A new book titled Schley and Santiago by war correspondent George E. Graham is going to press in Chicago. Graham, aboard the Brooklyn, tells the Santiago story with candor and has Rear Admiral Schley’s endorsement. The work includes Graham's camera work and preserves a truthful narrative of the flying squadron’s actions during the battle, with detailed moments from the fleet’s maneuvers and signals.
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Schley
Henry Weir Death by Own Hand in Diamond City
Townsend January 12 Henry Weir, about 35, committed suicide in Diamond City. He tied a loop to a rifle, connected the string, and discharged the weapon, ending his life after months of despondency and drinking tea.
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Standard
Townsend
Henry Weir
Diamond City
Milwaukee man to assume duties early next week
Henry, of Milwaukee, who is to blast General Smith, arrived here tonight with his niece Miss Louise Jones. He will assume his duties early next week.
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