Northwestern Trustee Case Goes To Jury Today
Judge Henry C. Smith hears defense for R I Sidebotham J G Wilmot Miss M A Cort and four others accused of using the mails to defraud in promoting the Northwestern Trust Company. He contends the company was not founded on fraud and is a going concern preparing to carry out its project. Closing arguments set for tomorrow by Stephen J Crowley and district attorney B K Wheeler with Homer G. Murphy for the prosecution.
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Helena
Northwestern
Henry C. Smith
R. I Sidebotham
J. G. G. Wilmot
M.A. Cort
Gift to the Nation Proposed for Shadow Lawn
A resolution was introduced by Representative Seu of New Jersey to authorize the government to accept Shadow Lawn, the summer White House used by President Wilson, as a gift to the nation. The move aims to place the property under federal stewardship for public benefit.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Seu
New Jersey
Warrants Issued for Alleged Elk Killers in Gardiner Area
Livingston reports warrants issued for three alleged elk killers accused of operating near Gardiner and the Yellowstone park line. Forest rangers and game wardens say elk teeth are the target, with several arrests last year and more cases pending. Names not released until arrests occur.
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Livingston
Gardiner
Yellowstone Park
Game Department
Nll
Mayor Bradford may seek reelection in Livingston
Livingston January 26. Mayor W M Bradford may run again for mayor or stay silent. He has not stated his intentions though pressure to consent to run this spring is high. The water works issue and the proposed municipal ownership plan will be the main campaign topic. Bradford favors a municipally owned plant.
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Livingston
W. M.“Bradford
Thie Elty
Bradford
Montana superintendents outline year and discuss pending bills
Helena January 25 county superintendents from nearly all counties in Montana will be outlined and they will discuss pending legislation. The conference will close tomorrow, but the superintendents will remain for a banquet hosted by the legislative committee and the Montana Teachers association. A new light automobile is driven by friction of drums at the ends of its crankshafts against rear tires and steered via pivoted axles.
Madison River flood disrupts railroad near Logan
Madison River rose again flooding the district three miles west of Logan and bridge No. 3, forcing the second shutdown this week between Logan and Three Forks. Trains detoured via Lombard and Sappington as men dynamite ice jams and work crews repair bridge No. 3 with hopes to resume by Friday night. Wagon roads between Logan and Three Forks remain flooded and impassable.
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Madison River
Northern Pacific
Gallatin Valey
Logan
Lorgan
Butte
Gunderson
Madison Rive
Three Forks
Game is wintering near Gardiner in good shape
Livingston January 24 Despite severe weather and heavy snowfall several hundred head of wild game wintering near Gardiner including elk deer antelope buffalo and mountain sheep are in good condition Deputy Game Warden P W Nelson says after a week in the area The government is feeding the game from Gardiner to Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park
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Livingston
Gardiner
W. Nelson
Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone Netonal Park
Elk to be released in Belt mountains near Lewistown
Two carloads of elk are to be released in the Belt mountains after subscriptions to cover the expense come in well. Deputy Game Warden Weaver has ordered two cars of elk from the inclosure to the State Game Warden De Hart. The elk will appear here soon, with handling costs around 310 head from enclosure to release. In Livingston, Montana on Jan 24 the Woman's Christian Temperance Union endorsed the anti gambling crusade, with state secretary Mrs. W. C. Dawes of Bozeman speaking on the national meeting held in Indianapolis.
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Lewistown
Belt Mountains
de Hart
Livingston
Ance Union
W. C. Dawes
Bozeman
Indianapolis
Montana
Yellowstone river bridge rebuilt schedule outlined
Livingston residents face train disruptions as the shield valley line bridge over the Yellowstone river burned last week and will not be ready for trains until Monday. Local fallout includes reliance on auto mail and supplies. Sheriff A S Robertson heads to Deer Lodge with Frank Cummins for a year in prison. Funeral of D. W. Holcomb noted. Matilda Pfohl obituary mentioned. Chamber of Commerce drive boosts memberships by 23 percent and funds for Northern Pacific supervision rise. M Gwinner named assistant chief dispatcher in Livingston with new railroad staff added. An English inventor markets a cigarette holder with a porous filter.
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Livingston
Yellowstone River
Shields Valley
Northern Pacific
Yesterda
George McCain
Huner’s Hot Springs
McCain
Robertson
Deer Lodge
Frank Cummins
Grand Janeen Holcomb
D. W. Holcomb
Dillon
Matilda Pfohl
Prant
Taaho
Chamber of Commerce
M. Gwinner
Crow Indians seek senate hearing over Crow reservation split
Washington hearing will be granted by the senate Indian committee to a Crow delegation opposing Senator Myers' bill to open a part of the Crow reservation to white settlement. Indian protests prompt the Indian bureau to report adversely on the measure. Captain John J. Mudgett, stationed at El Paso, Texas, is ordered to Helena as military instructor for the Montana National Guard and will report to Governor Stewart on arrival. Senator Walsh introduces bills granting 48 acres to Miles City for a park and 96 acres to Custer County for fairgrounds. The senate approves selling five acres adjoining Glacier National Park to the Great Northern for a hotel site.
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Standard
Washington
Senate Indian Committee
Myers
Indian Bureau
John J. Mudgett
Twentythird Infantry
el Paso
Texas
Helena
Montana National Guard
Stewart
Walsh
Miles City
Custer County
Senate
Glacier National Park
Great Northern Railroad
Japanese Leader Charged With White Slavery Ring
Fuki shima, arrested in Livingston, pleaded not guilty in district court to leading a white slavery ring active in several Montana cities over the past year. Police say a white woman held as a material witness confessed to operations and implicated the Japanese suspect as the gang’s head, profiting from exploited women.
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Livingston
Fukishima
Montana
Irish Fellowship nominates officers and plans St Patrick banquet
The Irish Fellowship club elected Dan J. Fox as president J A Coleman first vice president Francis Crowley second vice president J J O Reilley secretary Joseph Maloney treasurer Edward Morrow J J Suleivan and John Carney as trustees The community also notes a light snow improving winter wheat conditions and stockmen prospering The Lewistown chamber protests the Salvation Army captain transfer to Billings A W A F D Tallman marries Mae Smith in Great Falls Franzke outlines city manager plan to Lewistown Woman's club and legislature Municipalities bill The new high school dormitory is nearly finished with furniture due soon and occupancy expected early next month.
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Lewistown
Irish Fellowship Club
Dan J. Fox
J. A. Coleman
Francis Crowley
J. J. O'Reilley
Joseph Maloney
Edward Morrow
J. J. Sulelivan
John Carney
Chamber of Commerce
L. D. Blodgett
Cousins
Denver
Captain Guest
Salvation Army
Billings
F. D. Tallman
Mae Smith
Alderman
James Smith
Great Falls
AWA
Franzke
Lewistown Woman's Club
Rotary Club
Montana
Funeral Held For Timothy B Mannix In Deer Lodge
The January funeral service in Deer Lodge's Catholic church honored Timothy B. Mannix. Father Landy led a requiem high mass with assistances from Fathers McCormick Butte Crawley Helmville and Daly. Grand Army groups and school faculty joined the procession as flags were carried. Pallbearers included John Fitzpatrick Peter Pauly John Melnenny Martin Gleeson M Weber and A C Brand.
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Charles Bielenberg
Howard’ Zeenor
Processon
Grand Army
John Fitzpatrick
Peter Pauly
John Melnenny
Martin Gleeson
M. Weber
A. C. Brand
Cummins Sentenced for Slaughterhouse Robbery
Livingston January 25. Frank Cummins received 12 to 12 months in the state penitentiary at Deer Lodge after pleading guilty to breaking into a slaughter house and stealing hides. His alleged partner, Robert Peterson, pleaded not guilty and will be tried soon before Judge Aup Stark.
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Pen. Livingston
Frank Cummins
Deer Lodge
Cummins
Aup. Stark
Robert Peterson
American sub G-1 shows new lines at Narragansett Bay
Newport R I January 25 the launched American submarine G-1 stationed here auded her moorings today and for the first time displayed her new lines to observers on the west shore of Narragansett Bay shore watchers mistook her for the German merchant Deutschland as she surfaced near land the American flag was finally recognized.
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Newport
R. 1
Narragansett Bay
New
New Londeee Conn
Americas
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Sappington
Ardiner
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