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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1911
Page
6
Helen Delle Jenkins recounts the 1909 Lorraine theft of a 300000 jewel collection. Police and detectives benefited from a 41000 payout to insiders, while a mysterious companion remained unresolved. Jenkins describes costly recovery efforts and a strange woman who lived with her before the crime.
In Viterbo July, jurors over the Camorrist murder trial of Genacia Cuurcolo and Signora Caoccala threatened to strike. They demanded extra indemnity from July 1, obstructed the start of proceedings, and refused to sit until pay terms aligned with the tribunal’s charter.
Louise Barontind Osage chief’s daughter married Charles Lookout 18 son of a former Osage chief in Kansas City. The ceremony followed Indian custom after a prior legal marriage attempt. 38 horses traded hands to seal the match, with both families valued around 150000 dollars. The couple left for Oklahoma after the ceremony.
District court clerk Cy Stewart names A. J. Holloway W. S. Davin son and Lyman Morgan as a board of appraisers to fix compensation for damage to East Main Street area property in Bozeman. The move follows ongoing railroad right of way talks and depots plan as Northern Pacific pushes a spur through town. The panel will commence work at once.
Bozeman officials report Northern Pacific calendars for July and August carry a lithograph advertisement for the pea carnival. The image promotes the event August 28 and mirrors prior railroad publicity used for Portland's carnival with inscriptions urging Montana’s productivity at the interstate fair.
A plan to place a $100,000 hospital for Yellowstone division employees of the Northern Pacific was approved, with Glendive favored over Miles City after votes from the Spokane and Laurel regions. Construction is expected soon, as Missoula and Brainerd are currently the nearest hospitals.
In Utica on July 4 a 11 year old girl testified she was tied with leather straps to a wall and suspended by a hawk strap. her father and stepmother faced charges as police found seven dregs on the body. The accused were held in $1,000 bail for examination as the case unfolds with Standard Office affidavits and local inquiries continuing.
In Santa Iosa California on July 4 masked burglars struck the post office and a merchant store owned by Wrank J Pool. A driver reported a gun exchange and clashes with citizens as police search the surrounding countryside for the suspects.
Article from Trenton discusses adopting a Walsh act style commission to replace current government with a citizen responsible board. It notes expected budget impacts, salary scales, and staff reductions to fund a hospital and election provisions while maintaining essential services.
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