Reform to curb jury trial abuses faces Montana case study
An Anaconda letter-writer argues Senate Bill 21 would curb improper trials and prevent frivolous new-trial reversals. He contends the bill preserves juries while stopping procedural flukes and insists Wisner cases show the need for safeguards against flawed verdicts.
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Standard
W. B. Rodgers
Thomas G. Long
Flathead County
Senate
Meyer
Rodgers
Legislative Assembly
State of
Montana
Supreme Court
Wisner
Silver Bow County
Anaconda
Court of Appeals
Wisu
Moders
England
Legisature
Remedy Promises Rapid Skin Cure for Eczema and Pimples
A new skin remedy touted to clear eczema and facial disfigurements overnight is now available in Butte at Paxson & Rockefeller's and other Montana drugstores. It claims rapid relief with first application and offers small 30¢ and $2 jar sizes, with free samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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Butte
Paxson & Rockefeller’s
Montana
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Attorney Waves Flag Over Prisoner in Murder Case
In Oklahoma City on January 3 a defense attorney for Capt. Richard Madison a former rough rider charged with murder drew an American flag from his pocket and waved it over Madison's head while recounting his war record and bravery on San Juan Hill in court.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Richard Madison
Madison
San Juan Hill
Anaconda Post Office List of Uncalled Mail With Notes
The weekly list shows names of residents and women with uncalled letters at the Anaconda post office and notes foreign and domestic recipients. A separate dispatch reports a school money apportionment totaling 250,480 dollars to be distributed among 47,04 children, with per capita figures cited.
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Anaconda
Julie Os Menessuk Anderson
W. A. Anning
G. A. Batehelder
Theodore D Beaumont
Ben Benson
Ed Benson
Pat Conory
H. Duffy
J. Gallagher
Barney Grade
Clifford Geach
Jim Hardy
L. Ko Jones
Emil G. Koch
Joseph la Londe
Kk. Lewis
George Masters
Ethel Lyons
Allan Matson
Laura Martin
Kathleen Mellon
J. E. McLanahan
Julia McDonald
Mies Maria Brousseau
Flamaine Luma
J. A. McKachran
J. Martin
OF. Errety
Terese
Esperanto as World Language Gains Global Support
The Anaconda Esperanto Society in Montana, with 35 members, promotes Esperanto through a Friday class, library access, and a growing network. R W Kerns highlights Zamenhof’s dream, world congresses, university teaching, and the language’s simple rules, while noting endorsements by Red Cross and churches.
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R. W. Kerns
Esperanto Society
Anaconda Esperanto Society
Hearst Free Library
A. P. Hickson
F.S. Schmall
Bertha E. Ware
J. J. Wedel
Red Cross Society
The
Christian Endeavor Society
Frea Masons
Oxford
Chicago
Wisconsin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Charles McDonald
Oregon
Ohio
America
North American
Esperanto Association
Amerika Esperantista
Japanese Peace Society
London
Kroita
Japan
Wu Ting-fang
United States
China
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Free Trial Package
A sales note touts Pyramid Pile Cure with hundreds of testimonials claiming cures for piles. It offers a free trial package by mail and a paid box of 50 cents if the trial proves valuable, inviting readers to return a coupon with name and address.
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Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Newspapers to split into two departments under plan
Special Dispatch from Helena reports the State Press association considering a split into two divisions for daily publishers and weeklies. The group also set July for the next annual meeting, formed committees on paper rates freight costs and legislation, and seeks a code of ethics with alternating sessions at the state capital.
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Helena
State Press Association
Officers Give Testimony In Frankhauser Case
Federal court devoted half a day to the Frankhauser trial with hearings stalled until Monday. Spokane police chief Ben H. Rice and City Detective McPhee testified about the train holdup search and arrests. Former Sheriff Shoemaker said Frankhauser escaped from Lewis and Clark jail.
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Standard
Helena
Frankhauser
McDonald
Ben H. Rice
Spokane
McPhee
Great Northern
Enright
Delaney
Shoemaker
Lewis and Clark
St Mark's Episcopal Church Services Evening Lantern Slides
St Mark's Episcopal Church at Main and Sixth streets offers services at 9 11 and 7 30 p m with lantern slides illustrating Bible events. Sunday school begins at 12 30. All are welcome.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Sixth Streets
First Baptist Church Daily Schedule and Pastor
Morning worship at 11 o'clock with the sermon uncon demned. Evening service at 7:30 with the topic Bad Bargains. Bible school at 12215. Junior union at 3 p.m. Baptist Young People's union devotional at 6:30 p.m. Mid week prayer Wednesday at 7:30. Pastor D. M. Hand.
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The
First Baptist Church
Bible School
Junior Union
Baptist Young People’s Union
D. M. Hand
Morning and Evening Services at Local Church
The church announces a morning service at 11 with the topic A Reasonable Service and an evening service at 7 30 on The Christian Life. Sunday school begins at 12 15 led by Roy F Soule with Christian Endeavor at 6 50.
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Christian Life
Roy F. Soule
Christian Endeavor
Collins
Dyus
J. H. Thomas
Hr. A. Carnahan
Main Street
Divine Lutheran services at Cedar and Sixth Streets
Divine services in the Swedish Lutheran church at Cedar and Sixth Streets are at 11 AM and 8 PM with C. W. Vetell as pastor. Sunday school meets at 10 AM. On Thurs-
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Cedar
Sixth Streets
C. W. Vetell
Swedish Language Leads Ladies' Aid Meeting at Church Parlor
At 2 30 p m the Ladies Aid gathers in the church parlor. All who are conversant with Swedish language are invited to all services.
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Ladies’ Aid
Swedish Baptist Church Services and Address
Swedish Baptist church at corner Fifth and Cedar streets with Pastor Carl F. Lindber, residence 622 Chestnut. Morning services include Sunday school at 10 and sermon at 11. Evening services feature a Young People's meeting at 7 and sermon at 8. Prayer meeting Thursday at 8. All are welcome.
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Swedish Baptist Church
Fifth and
Cedar Streets
Carl F. Lindber
Chestnut Street
Sunday Services at Corner Oak and Sixth Streets
The Christian church announces Sunday schedule with preaching at 1 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school at 12:15 p.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. All are invited.
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Christian Church
Corner Oak
Sixth Streets
Christian Endeavor
Sheriff Wood Shot in Marmath Division Point
Word arrived that Sheriff Wood of Marmath North Dakota a Milwaukee division point was shot in the stomach. Dr Epplen of Miles City went to attend him though specifics remain unknown.
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Miles City
Sheriff Wood
Marmath
N. D
Milwaukee
Epplen
Former employee shoots Fidelity and Casualty agent in Kansas City
Steven H. Wood agent for Fidelity and Casualty in Kansas City was shot and killed by Walter Blanton in the company office. Blanton, formerly employed by the firm, surrendered to police after the shooting.
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Kansas City
Steven H. Wood
Fidelity and Casualty Company
Walter Blanton
Blanton
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