Poe On Trial In United States Court
Poe W wrote from Strater and Harlem Blaine County last August to F C Carney Co Williston N D claiming to represent Al M Larson seeking a loan of 1000 on land in Dakota The forged mortgage Larson signature and two forged checks are alleged E C Carney of Williston testified for the government and documents were offered in evidence
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Bens
Jan.w
Poe
Ertcann Cine
Strater
Harlem
Blaine County
F.C. Carney & Co
Williston
N. D
al M. Larson
E. C. Carney
Judgment affirmed in big suit against railroad in Helena
In Meagher county district court Freeman sued the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul for injuries after a derailment. The supreme court affirmed the judgment, Justice Banner writing, noting Freeman suffered a broken arm wrist drop and prior injuries were aggravated. One operation was performed but did not achieve the hoped for improvement.
Weather’s Freak Stants In And Near The Capital
Weather conditions around Helena show a volatile drop, with temperatures fluctuating through the morning. At 8:45 it was above zero, by 8:55 it was 15 below, an hour later near zero, and by 9:00 the mercury sank below the zero mark, indicating a sharp fall in temperatures as the day progresses.
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Sheraoon
Helena
Eather Bureau
Grelock
Mercury
Fang
Spring Hill Old-Timer Henry Bennett Dies
Belgrade reports the death of Henry Bennett, longtime Spring Hill resident for 53 years, after a lingering sarcoma. He went to Kansas City for an operation last fall and had been in failing health. He came from Iowa in September 1883 and was well known in the valley. Survived by wife, three sons George Ben Noah Bennett, all ranchers of Sixteen, and daughter Mrs Eliza Harria of Boreman.
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Belgrade
Jan
Henry Bennett
Spring Hill
Kansas City
Iowa
Fant
George
Ben
Noah Bennett
Eliza Harria
Boreman
Ready for skin diseases Great Old remedy promises relief
An old advertisement touts a vegetable blood purifying tonic named S. S that supposedly treats skin eruptions scrofula eczema and related diseases by cleansing the blood rather than external washing It claims the remedy dates back fifty years and has helped thousands with impure blood and inherited conditions urging readers to obtain it from their druggist and to consult experts before use
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Strom
Mets Redine’ Co. Attante
Wallace Branch Damaged by Snow Slide in Mintoba
Mintoba January 2 A severe snowslide on the Wallace branch severed telegraph lines and damaged a key bridge. The slide dumped snow, rocks, and trees across the canyon one mile east of Dorsey, destroying seven piers of a 115 foot high trestle and delaying service for over two weeks. Restoration will require heavy excavation and virtually rebuilding the trestle.
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Mintoba
Northern Pacific
Great Damae
Wallace
Dorsey
Daleview on the Soo Line in sad predicment
Helena Jan. Residents of Daleview in Sheridan county appeal to the state railroad commission for aid. The town on a Soo railroad branch from Flaxton North Dakota has not seen a train or mail for two weeks and faces coal and wood shortages. Citizens petition to urge the Soo line to deliver fuel and reading.
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Helena
Jan
State Railroad Commission
Dateview
Sheridan County
Soo Railroad
Flaxton
N.D
Daleview
Snowslide at Essex in Kalispell claims two lives
Kalispell January 24 reports say two men were killed and three seriously injured in a railroad snow slide near Essex around dawn. Names of the dead and injured were not available locally as investigation continued.
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Kalispell
Essex
Hamilton News Briefs and Club Meeting Highlights
Hamilton readers note several local moves and visits including attorney J. D. Tay and H. Clay Groff in town, Emmett McMurray spending Sunday, and Mr and Mrs J Stevenson visiting. A Women's club meeting at the chamber of commerce featured discussions on England with papers and talks by Mrs Verne Black and others. Mr and Mrs RK Keyes returned from Western trips, Mr Keyes attending the Butte Assessors convention, and Jim Rollins visiting from near Willow Creek.
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Hamilton
Jan
J. D. Tayor
Wallace and Missoula
H. Clay Groff
Emmett McMurray
Women's Club
Chamber of Commerce
England
L. C. Johnson
Verne Black
Hee. Jones
London
John Plugwiad
G. J. Barnhart
Mra. J. Stevenson
G.W. McKinney
Mamnle
Darby
Mra
Keyes
Butte
Anaconda
Missoula
Jim Rollins
Willowreek
Dillon pool hall robbed in Main Street break in
Dillon on Main Street saw a theft at the Lobby pool hall with $89 in money and $42 in gold plus a $15 silver check taken from punch boards and cash drawer. Entry came from the rear, basement lock forced, trap door opened. Sheriff alerted. no arrests yet. Helena reports 30 below zero expected by dawn after a 7 degree drop.
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Dillon
Main Street
Eviinti
SIS
Sherif
Helena man feared dead in Blackfoot blizzard search
Relatives fear J C Bird of Helena died during a January blizzard in the Blackfoot country while returning from Lincoln area construction work. Bird had completed barn work at J J Hooper Ranch and rode toward George Miliron’s place when a blizzard struck. deputies and a posse were dispatched from Flesher to conduct a thorough search.
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3. C. Bird
Blackfoot
Bird Wa
J. J. Hooper
Lincoln
George Miliron
Stella Duncan
Flesher
Sudden 67 Degree Swing Shocks Billings
Billings reports a dramatic weather swing with springlike 67 degree warmth yesterday followed by 12 below zero today. At 6 am the temperatures dropped rapidly to 25 below, with continuing falls until 10 am. Winds added to the chill, and by evening the reading hovered near the same subzero mark with a further drop expected.
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Billings
Two Pioneer Railroaders Die in Missoula Within Hours
Missoula records the deaths of engineer Joseph Teche of the Northern Pacific from pneumonia after exposure. Amon Le Avery, senior telegrapher on the Rocky Mountain division, dies after a long service career. Both men left wives and children. funerals set for Wednesday afternoon.
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Missoula
Joseph Teche
Northern Pacific
Amon le Avery
Beebe
Me. Avery
Rocky Mountains
Rocky Mountain Division
Avery
Evaro
Philipsburg News items mix births, moves, mining, crime
A collection of local notices reports a birth for Mr and Mrs Fred W Kroger a move by Thomas P Blamey to Butte a Philipsburg family trip to New York and medical care for James Burks. Julius Smith visits to haul ore from a Dunkleberg mining claim describes a 18 inch vein of silver lead ore near Grifting and ore shipments. Mike Lonergat’s preliminary trial for the Dusty killing proceeds with witnesses and no bail. Hope chapter No 19 Royal Arch involvement appears.
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Philipsburg
Fred W. Kroger
Thomas P. Blamey
Butte
TL. A. Loomis
New York City
James
Fred Burks
Deer Lodge
Herman Mauck
Frank D. Brown
W. Ee Casey
Maude Malcolm
Sirs
Frank Krieg
Hope
Royal Arch
Masons Install Officers and Appoint Leaders in Murray
The lodge installed officers including E J Blumenthal and Jonn Huffman in Murray. Go Te Atwater captained the host with Dr A Pike as principal sojourner and Peter Porraut as Royal Arch captain. Otis C Mersereau was grand master. Lawrence Hauck grand master of the second vell. Dr MacDonald grand master of the third vell. A B Huffman sentinel. Members enjoyed a club during the social hour after the final cards.
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Masons
E.J. Blumenthal
Murray
Kings
Jonn d. Huffman
Durfee
Go Te Atwater
A. Pike
Peter Porraut
Royal Arch
Otis. C. Mersereau
Use
Lawrence Hauck
Dr. MacDonal
Huffman
Sentinel
Belgrade notes on residents leaving and local events
Mrs J J Noonan and Dr Ti Harper plan to leave for Ypsilanti Michigan this week with sister Mrs Cyrus Loughlin of San Francisco to join later. Carter Wakefield heads to Salt Lake City as family plans to join. Mrs Fay Winton and children return home from Green City and other points. Belgrade high school basketball team lost 23 to 29 at Whitehall.
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Belgrade
J. J. Noonan
Harper
Ypsilanti
Mich
Cyrus Loughlin
San Francisco
Cal
Carter Wakefield
Salt Lake
Fay Winton
Green City
Mistor Fitzstephens
Butte
William Fitzstephens
J. H. Noonan
Carter Wakefeld
Gundy
Glenn Morgan
On Zado
Salt Lake City
National Woolgrowers’ Association
Whitehall
Local Couple Wed in Lewistown Honeymoon Planned
Harlowton reports the marriage of Harlowton couple H Sullivan and Mise Mary Collings, children of local ranchers on the North beach, solemnized in Lewistown. The newlyweds will honeymoon through Town and Missouri. brother and sister Stout Collings and Alas Nannie Collings followed them. Deputy Karnop reported a defeat at Bozeman as part of Montana events.
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Harlowton
H. Sullivan
Mise Mary’ Collings
North Beach
Lewistown
Stout Collings
Nannie Collings
Town
Missouri
Karnop
Germany Submits Final Proposal in Prolonged Negotiations
A confidential German final proposal, viewed with optimism, was delivered to Secretary Lansing and then to the president as talks aim to halt the dispute. Details are undisclosed by both the State Department and the German embassy. The document reportedly spans about one and a half sheets of ordinary letter size.
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United States
Howe
Lansing
State Department
Colored porter guilty sentenced to the pen
Missoula January 2 William Beach a colored porter of the Northern Pact service pleaded guilty to grand larceny before Judge Duncan in the district part this morning and received an indeterminate sentence of not less than two and a half nor more than three and a half years in the state prison at hard labor. Weeks ago Beach and Paul Henry, another porter, were arrested charged with having stolen and brought here for trial. Beach pleaded not guilty previously and is to be tried during this term.
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Missoula
William Beach
Northern Pact Service
Duncan
Hard Tabor
Reach
Paul Henry
Willams
Paddock Confirmed Postmaster at Three Forks
Washington January 2 Senate confirms Henry A Paddock as postmaster at Three Forks.
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Washington
Senate
Henry A. Paddock
Three Forks
Army strength discussed by Senate committee in 1916
Washington hearing on the administration army increase bills nears end as Senate and House committees study defense needs. Maj. Gen. Arthur Murray and Brig. Gen. Crozier urge tripling the regular army and building two fleets, with a 270000 peace strength and 1.6 million volunteers for rapid mobilization.
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Washington
Senate Military Committee
Chamberlain
House Committee
Arthur Murray
Crozier
Senate
House
Murray
Clark
United States
War Department
Wotherspoon
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Atlantic
New York
Guantanamo
Edison Battery Not Found Responsible For E-2 Disaster
Miller Reese Hutchison says Edison storage batteries did not contribute to the United States submarine E-2 explosion at the New York Navy Yard. Rear Admiral Usher and Commander Upham explain board findings indicate no outside agency caused the accident. The inquiry remains partly sealed as officials withhold full details.
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Board of Inquiry
United States
New York Navy Yard
Miller Reese Hutchison
Thomas A. Edison
Naval Consulting Board
Edison
Usher
Frank B. Upham
NO FORMALITIES AT OPENING OF GREEK CHAMBER
London reports the second Greater Greece parliament opened with minimal ceremony as King’s speech was omitted. Prime Minister Theotokis absent ill, many deputies not yet arrived, galleries sparsely filled, and the chamber adjourned indefinitely after swearing in the new members. American minister was the only diplomat present.
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London
Greater
Greece
Reuter
Athens
Constantine
M. Theotokis
Man
California Syrup of Figs as a Pediatric Laxative
An old advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and adults. It promises relief for cross or feverish kids, upset stomachs, and indigestion, urging mothers to use a teaspoonful for cleansing bowels and preventing illness, while warning against counterfeits.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Rheumatism Cured by Diet and Acid Remedy Advised
Well known authority says rheumatism stems from meat and rich foods that raise uric acid in blood. Advice includes warm dress, staying dry, ample water, and using Jad Salts or Judgal's to stimulate kidneys and reduce impurities.
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