Equitable quarrel tale looms in town topics case
Colonel Mann Testifies on Equitable dispute and alleged books Town Topics publisher links. He recounts a stenographer and others paid for notes, a $10 000 book sale backed by Huntington, and stock dealings with Belmont Vanderbilt and Keene. Mann details repayments and the Town Topics stock origin, while Osborne fronts defense asserting libelous ties to Judge Deuel and public morals.
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Missoula and Butte Hold Upmen Captured
Missoula officers and Butte detectives claim joint credit for capturing two holdup suspects linked to a case at the state penitentiary. Chief of Police Angevins Detective Hogan and Sheriff Morse are praised for rapid work. Strauss the victim expresses relief that the men were caught and his generosity is deemed repaid.
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Extended limits urged for stock shipments reform
Representative Dixon introduced a bill to extend the stock shipping limit from 28 to 40 hours with a special 20 hour unit for steel status. Secretary Wilson has enforced the 28 hour law, causing inconvenience to shippers and railroads. Western members seek a hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington next week. Also, Dale Ark banker McFarland was arrested on a Choctaw Junction train tied to a bank robbery. $4,009 was stolen from the Dale bank.
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Sherif Grace
Governor Hagerman sworn in at New Mexico hall
In a crowded hall of representatives Governor Hagerman was sworn in by Chief Justice Mills with the full bench present. Governor Wagan delivered an address as President Roosevelt and the secretary of the interior watched.
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Morbert Hagerm Ssinngur
New Aloxica
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Fragmented 1920s OCR notes on court case and proposals
Incomplete clippings discuss a court hearing in Belator Burteds case and a proposed weekly social program funding. Mentions Washington January 22 with Solicitor General Hoyt and ex-Secretary Avista amid Senator Durtaw context, plus stray garbled lines about a German cure and medical schemes. The legible items suggest legal action and public funding ideas.
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Durtaw
Investigation into Youkes Burns incident shocks city
Yesterdays standard reported a starching investigation into the scene surrounding the Youkes Burns incident. City police committees face suspicion as chairman FL Carrall calls a special session to convene witnesses and begin testimony to uncover facts.
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Carry a Colt in One Day Drug Ad Warning
Fragmentary ad copy warns about taking laxatives and suggests refunds. Mentions a product with a 250 designation and illegible signature on a box. Source text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
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Buster Brown and Tige at the Margaret theater
A musical comedy nightly at the Margaret theater features Buster Brown and his dog Tige in a lively production. Richard Oul cites the show as entertaining with strong chorus work and notable child performers, including Herbert Rice in a pivotal role as Sister.
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Butte Carnival of Sport Ends With Amateurs Shine
The Butte carnival of sport featured amateur bouts with George Katiinich and Jack O'Neill scoring stars as the featherweight class drew representation from Ann Portes and Haars Graven. Tierney beat Stovst, Callahan challenged Marvin Hart, and a Sullivan-Ketchell bout was teased for a future main event.
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George Katiinich
Jack O'Neill
Hantims
Ganic
Ann Portes
Haars Graven
Hraves
Carney
Casey
Careney
Selence Bath
Stromg
Lew Rabbe Metloydl
Frank Peacore
Ann
Ed Marshalh
Darvis
Thia
Marshall
Mit
Ierney
Stovst
Tierney
Fat Callahan
Audi
Marvin Hart
Cierney
Sullivan-Ketchell Councb
Broadway theater meeting shapes impression on Qatniss
In the last hour of the evening Qatniss made the best impression of his career. Until recently he was not considered suitable for a meeting with Hyatt. Over six rounds we harried the clevery Cevriat all over the ring. Lowava at the end held on to avoid punishment.
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Body to be sent to Old Home for burial
The body of RA Weiss will be sent tonight to the Old Home for burial near his homestead in Plain, Butt City. His widow, resident of Dale, Sanders County, is expected to arrive from Barrington shortly. The funeral plans are being coordinated by DA McKenzie and Mrs Harmon, with arrivals from George Aletach asking the body be shipped to the old home.
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Muneh Chunk
Staniard
Dale
Sanders County
Barrington
Jale
Weiss
Plain
Butt
Cis City
I. HL Harmon
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Tansy
Fast basketball five to play in Butte
At a Red Men meeting in Butte arrangements were made for an exhibition game between four local men and the Red Wing Minnesota team. The event is set for Renshaw hall in February with practice starting immediately. Local players Henline McGraw Clark Lewis and Johnson are training at the Elks' hall as preparations continue. The Red Wing squad carries a strong road record, including games against Anaconda.
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Renshaw Hell
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Clark
Lewis
Johnson
Elks’ Hall
First Round of Play Ends in Winter Bonspiel
Demeten beat Tol Kin in a tight 12 to TL contest as Harley’s four faced Tol Kin’s four. The second round opens tonight with Falconer’s team vs Ertey and Dr. Metrimmen. Marley and Veaudro set for Thursday. drawing for spots to decide the gold medal winner will occur Thursday at the club.
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Falconer
Hig
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Dr. Metrimmen
Marley
Veaudro
Dccide
Balle
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