Petition from Gallatin Denied by Commission
In a split decision Chairman Hall opposing Morley and McCormick, the state railroad commission denied Gallatin county residents a daily Milwaukee passenger service between Three Forks and Bozeman and blocked a tri weekly run on the Bozeman Menard line. A mixed train was ordered Saturdays, and rail rate actions on sugar beets from Lewistown to Billings were set.
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Three Forks
Boseman
Roseman-Menard
Hall
Morley
McCormick
Gallatin County
Tin Valley Railway
Inter
No Additions at Present to Federal Building Revised Plans
Missoula Jan 21 protesters celebrate as government abandons present remodeling plans for the federal building and wing and fourth story addition are dropped Evans says revisions will wait until after new bids. Local officials feared the changes would spoil the building’s look and the chamber of commerce had led protests.
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Federal Building
Missoula
Repre- John
M. Evans
Washingeton
Evans
Prevent Catarrh With Simple Home Care
Why tolerate catarrh as a lingering nuisance when the cold subsides. Cleanse nostrils with warm salt water, apply petroleum jelly to irritated areas, and take a spoonful of Scott's Emulsion after meals for one month. Scott's nourishes tissues through the blood and soothes inflamed membranes. Ott & Bowne, Molour Beld J.
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Scott
Colored sergeant killed at Fort Keogh in Montana
Miles City reports that William Whitney a Black sergeant stationed at Fort Keogh was shot and killed at the hog ranch north of the post by Robert Williams a Black resident after a dispute over overshoes. Williams was arrested and claimed self defense while witnesses described Whitney advancing with a pancake batter table nearby. Williams had previously served time in Kentucky penitentiary.
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Jan
William Whitney
Fort Ke
Robert Williams
Whitney
Williams
Wilsame
Arthur Jefferson
Nekro
Willams
Sheri Truscott
Wiliams
Kentucky
Jewish Relief Appeal Sought From Governor
Helena January 21 Governor Stewart received a telegram from the central committee for the relief of Jews suffering through the war headquarte red in New York City asking him to issue a similar proclamation in his state. The message cites President Wilson and a national appeal to aid distressed Jews and Montana residents are urged to respond.
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Helena
Stewart
Central Committee For the Relief
New York City
Wilcom
Wilson
Montana
Barn Row
Albert Lugas
Mrs Nett Found Guilty of Contempt in Murphy Guardian Case
Helena January 11 Mrs Anna Nett was adjudged guilty of contempt before Judge Ward in the Murphy guardian dispute. Sentencing was suspended pending good behavior as guardian B J Brandages urged interference with his duties. Judge Ward instructed Brandages on guardianship duties and barred Mrs Nett or anyone else from visiting Mrs Murphy without consent.
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Anna Nett
Ward
Nett
B. J. Brandages
Mary Murphy
Railroads must fence tracks in cattle land
Helena January 21 A Montana supreme court opinion by Associate Justice Lanner holds railroads must fence tracks where cattle stray, protecting train crews. The ruling affirms a lower court verdict in the case of J C Alexander administrator of John P Hall against Great Northern Railway, after Hall a conductor on a Great Northern work train in Flathead county in 1911 was killed in a derailment caused by a cow. The court says fencing may arise from common law duty to provide a reasonably safe workplace for employees.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Lanner
J. C. Alexander
John P. Hall
Great Northern Railway Company
Hall
Great Northern
Flathead County
Appellant
Justice Holloway
District Court of
Meagher County
Jordan Dolchinoff
Chris Koloff
Chicago, Miwaukee & St. Paul
Juror Acquits Christen In 19 Minute Deliberation
Big Timber January 21 The Christen murder case went to the jury this evening. A verdict of acquittal was returned at 8 o'clock after the jury was out 19 minutes.
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Big Timber
Christen
Cage
Funeral Arrangements for Edmund M French Not Finalized
Funeral details for Edmund M. French are incomplete with remains at Sherman Teed undertaking parlors. A later public announcement will advise on funeral arrangements. Thomas Murphy’s funeral is set for morning at 9 o clock at the family residence on Galena Street and will proceed to Sacred Heart Church for mass. Interment will follow at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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French
Tate Edmund
M. French
Sherman A Teed
Wille
Murphy
Tate
Thomas Murphy
Galena
Wil
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Funeral notices for Andrew Berg Charles Dickerson and Theophile Thievierge
The remains of Andrew Berg will be removed this afternoon and funeral services held Sunday at the Swedish Mission Church conducted by Rev. F. G. Paliquist with interment at Fountain View Cemetery. Charles Dickerson’s remains are at Walsh’s parlors with funeral details to follow. Theophile Thievierge died at his residence on North Washington Street with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Resaise
Washington
Funeral notices list Walsh Sullivan and Troglia services
Funeral times are set for several families. M. J. Walsh directs services at 125 East Park Street with mass at Immaculate Conception. Aileen V Sullivan’s funeral is at 2 pm Sunday from Midgley Avenue to St Mary's Church. Frank Troglia’s infant funeral is Saturday at 2 pm from the family residence on Wing Street. Joseph Trevarthen’s funeral is Sunday at 2 pm at Richards' chapel led by Rev. John.
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Heney Street
Immaculate Conception Church
Sullivan
Aileen V. Comes
Ale
Peter Sistivan
Tormorrow
Midgley Ave
St Mary's Church
Troglia
Frank
Paul “Troglia
O'Clotk
Joseph Richards Funeral Director and Embalmer
Joseph Richards operates as a funeral director and embalmer at 15 19 S Montana Street in Butte Montana.
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Puneral
Montana Street
Butte, Mont
Death Threats and Mexican Rebel Meeting Prompt War Talk
Reports from Cordoba detail a Mexican rebel convention with Villa Zapata and others urging death to Americans in Mexico and destruction of property. Washington warns Americans to leave as Carranza authorities tighten control, citing delayed reports from delegates and courier routes.
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United States
Monroe Era Defense and Pacific Coast Readiness
Senator Phelan cites Monroe doctrine as a call to prepare America against Japanese aggression. He notes Japanese vessels in Mexican waters as a demonstration linked to China demands, praising England and France for protesting and warning that the United States remains inadequately safeguarded on the Pacific coast.
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United States
America
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Mexican-Pacific
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China
England
France
Pacific
Court rejects negro confessions in Mohr murder case
In Providence, a trial against Mrs Elizabeth Mohr and two Black defendants over Dr. Franklin Mohr’s death faced a ruling to exclude the alleged confessions as evidence against the widow. The attorney general pressed to admit the evidence, citing witness testimony of conspiracy, but Judge Stearns held the previous ruling.
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Providence
Elizabeth Mohr
Franklin Mohr
Gertrude Stevenson
Boston
Speech on Foreign Policy and Race Relations in Wartime
A speaker contends for distinct spheres of influence and urges restraint toward Europe while warning of potential future conflict. He praises Japanese industry yet cites racial differences, recalls past school integration opposition in California, and urges support for preparedness and adaptable policy amid tense Pacific dynamics.
Alfred C Nelson Killed by a Train at Stanford
Great Falls reports Alfred C Nelson a 2 year old freight brakeman for the Great Northern was run over by a caboose while switching an eastbound extra at Stanford yards and died en route to a hospital. He was a widower with his father in Chicago as next of kin.
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Russoua
Ganzi
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Great Falls
Alfred C. Nelson
Great Northern Railway
Stanford
Nelson
Chicago
War Front Snapshots Amid Global Struggles
The latest official reports note Russian advances against Austro-Hungarians near the Bes sarabian frontier and a Russian capture of Sultanabad in Persia, with Germans losing towns to the British in Kamerun. Small engagements occur around Pinsk and Dartorysk, while artillery duels persist in France Belgium and Austro Italian theaters. Montenegro faces pressure from Austria and Italy to defend Antivari, with Albanian troops arriving at Scutari to aid Montenegro.
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Sultanabad
Persia
Kamerun
Africa
Russia
Pinsk
Daartorysk
France
Belgium
Montenegro
Sei
Antivari
Romie
Kasad Pasha
al- Dania
Scutari
Adami
SIL
Easy Way to Heal Common Skin Troubles
A Baltimore doctor promotes a simple home treatment for kerma ringworm and rashes. Buy resinol ointment and resinol soap from a druggist, bathe affected areas with water, dry gently, apply a thin layer of ointment, and cover with a light bandage. Repeat daily until relief, samples free Dept 7-8 Kesinol Baltimore Md.
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Better Than Calomel Cures Warned By Healers Coterie
A fragment from a period page notes a clandestine coterie of healers praising a remedy rivaling calomel. The text hints at skeptics and advocates within a small medical network discussing efficacy and safety concerns.
Dr Morse Extract SARSAPARILLA Purity Claims
A fragment notes Dr Morse's Extract of Sarsaparilla as purifying and enriching the blood, with uncertain continuation. The readable text hints at health claims related to vitality and cleansing.
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Dr. Morse
One Dose Stops Stomach Ills in Early Cure Claim
A fragment reports Mayre's Wonderful Remedy delivering rapid relief for stomach illnesses. The ad notes Keller used a single dose at Sumterera, claiming success after other treatments had failed and that doctors warned of continued symptoms each night.
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Keller
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