Four Negros Attack Dr Irwin President Railway Brakeman
A local freight train between Lima and Silver Bow was boarded by four negroes who refused to alight. They attacked brakeman Irwin when he enforced demands and two men were arrested near Reichle while two escaped. The incident prompted sheriff and police action as the suspects were tracked to Dillon and arrested upon return of the southbound train. Post offices named Ruth C. Luton and James P. Sinott. Montana Medical Society elected Dr J H Irwin president with Bozeman as next convention site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Irwin
OF Medical Society
Ditton
Lima
Silver Bow
Reichle
Relchle
Dillon
Saseman and
Deceiver
Moore
John Williams
Oscar Mackin
Lewistown
Montanatate Medical Society
Bozeman
J. H. Irwin
Grey Falls
J.C. Schappe
Butte
E. G. Balsam
Billings
Justus Mathews
Rochester
Minn
C. E. Sears
Portland
Ore
J. F. Golden
Chicago
Montanan Insurance Filings Show Two Company Statements
The Montana state auditor certified that The Guardian Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Philadelphia and The Hanover Insurance Company of New York are authorized to transact fire insurance in the state. Statements sworn December 31, 1912 to December 31, 1913 detail paid-in capital assets liabilities net surplus and policyholder surplus with figures for each company and the certification date July 9 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Ghuard Ptre and Marine: Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Montana
William ‘Keating
Mabie
William Keating
Herena
Hanover Insurance Company
New York
Gompeny
Ansurance
Prisoner dies by suicide in county jail in Glasgow
C C Marlatt, held for investigation by local peace officers, killed himself in the county jail during a breakfast break. A jailer reported Marlatt spoke of funeral preparations and could not sleep. Meanwhile David Kilotrom, a homesteader from Alexander Minnesota, was found drowned in the Milk River after a two day search following cramps after entering the water last Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
C. C. Marlatt
Hayham
David Kilotrom
Milk River
Kilot
Kilstrom
Alexander
Minn
Six Restaurant Keepers Face Milk Pure Food Violations
State health officials filed complaints with the county attorney against six local restaurant keepers for violations of the pure food law in milk sales. Special inspector F. J. O'Donnell and food chemist Dr. D. L. Weatherhead announced actions, based on tests of milk samples taken two weeks earlier by the city sanitary police. Results showed the six dining-house samples below standard, while others passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Department
F. J. O'Donnell
Helena
Atute Board of Health
D. L. Weatherhead
Boxeman
State Board
Evans Declares Indian Rights Protected in Flathead Project
Representative Evans urged withholding appropriation for the Flathead irrigation project until the attorney general certifies that Indian landowners’ rights are fully protected. He assured that the amendment would safeguard tribal rights and block progress for the season until safeguards are in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Washington
Evans Jn
Flathead
Orney General
Interior Department
Case Submitted On Constitution Amendment Decision
Four hours of debate centered on whether the proposed amendment to the constitution was properly published in all counties and whether the initiative and referendum should be treated as a single or separate question. Arguments for validity cited substantial public recognition and minimal elector impact despite publication questions. opponents urged invalidation based on faulty publication and the separate nature of initiative and referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
W. McConnell
Henry C. Smith
CR. Nolan
Helena
Alexander Mackel
Butte
B. K Cheadle
Lewistown
W. D. Ranekin
Boxing Clube
Gallatin
Executive Department
Nevada
Montana
Bride Vanishes After 48 Hours of Marriage in Helena
Helena July 9. Florence Kilbride left her husband Manley Swanson after a two day marriage. Swanson, 20, says the pair honeymooned at Alhambra Springs then she disappeared after being seen at the Great Northern Station. He hints an outside influence and another man may be involved as police search for the missing bride, who is 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Florence Swanson
Manley "Swanson
Swanson
Billin
Florence Kilbride
Livingston
Tutte
Alhambra Springs
Great’ Northern
Cascade boy fatally wounds friend with accidental gun discharge
In Great Falls on July 8 a Cascade boy named James Day aged year old was wounded in the abdomen by an accidental rifle discharge from a playmate named Thompson. Day, son of Norman Day, is hospitalized in Columbia with severe injuries and poor prospects for recovery.
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Great Falls
James Day
Cascade
Columbue
Cascade Inc
Thompson
Norman Day
Lewistown July Courthouse Notes and Local Elections
In Fergus County a man named John Don pleaded guilty to passing a worthless check and faces one year in the penitentiary before Judge Roy Ays. Miss Mame A Anderson, a Fergus County native and popular young woman, was appointed by county commissioners to represent the county on the state float for the Jubilee celebration. Deputy Sheriff McEnerny and County Attorney McConichie are at Plat Willow investigating an incident involving homesteader Maddox and his brother-in-law Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
John Don
Falls
Roy Ays
Mame A. Anderson
Counnt Fergus Uy Commissioners
Repre
Mian Anderson
Dick ‘Patterson
Fergus
Boston
McEnerny
McConichie
Plat Willow
Maddox
Logans hoboes flee home as chase ends in capture
Two teenagers from Centerville, Illinois, were caught after breaking into A M Davison residence while his family was away. Hoboes in town pursued them to the river and authorities detained them after a swift hound pursuit. Douglas, 18, and Frank Loni, 21, faced preliminary hearings. other men were taken for fishing without a license.
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Logan
A. M. Davison
Pred Hemund
I Douglas
Frank Loni
Centerville
Chicago
Davis
Bozeman
William Gerlach
Casper
Fred ‘Williams
Milwaukee
Wie
DILLON NEWS: Local Deaths and Community Notes
Dillon mourns for %-year-old L Murray who died at the county poor farm from pneumonia. Adolph Eller returns from months away. Boliel tours Europe visiting Egypt and the Orient. A trout of 18 pounds is caught in Centennial valley marking a county record. Baker returns from Butte to Dillon where he serves as county clerk and recorder. Courthouse additions progress, adding vaults and sheriff and clerk offices. Dillon baseball club dissolves. Red Men adopt contracts and schedule games with Black Rock and Salmon City with an Idaho excursion. Grice Lamont leaves Dillon for Colorado Springs to join the YWCA. Mrs Emerson Till and Mrs Veal with daughter from Salmon City visit Dillon this week.
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Red Rock Lake
Wee Jaen Dodd
Centennial Valley
Jay S. Haker
Butte
Shriners
Salt Lake City
W. E. Stephenson
Red Men
Black Rock
Hutte
Salmon City
Tat City
Dillon
Beaverhead
Lemhi County
Idaho
Grice Lamont
Boston
Colorade Springs
Cal
YW. C. A
Emerson ‘Till
Veal
Hono
Montana Jubites Cele ton Promotes United States Farm Work
In Bozeman July 9, the Montana Jubites celebration highlights the United States experiment station work in the Gallatin Valley. Reports discuss entomology, corn growing in Montana, and beet webworm research by Rex Cooley and ML Wilson. Police court cases note Ted Parkinson and Burr Roach for disturbance and Maxwell for concealed weapons charges amid prior convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Celeton
Ozeman
Eta
Ea Santis
Berrie
Beet Trner
Eacart
Semel
United States Experiment Station
B. BS
Rex Cooley
di J
Letins
ML. Wilson
Custer County
JM Parker
Dakota
Ted Parkinson
Burr Roach
Bills Hoveach
Ows Maxwell
Boneman
S Cooley
Dairy expert to aid Montana dairy industry
The College's agricultural extension unit has reached an agreement with the United States Department of Agriculture to jointly employ a dairy expert for Montana. The official will work full time to promote and assist the dairy sector, with headquarters likely at Kalispell and operations directed by Tereman. Selection will be made by Professor Cooley and J. K. Dorman, head of dairying for the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Montana
Kallspell
Will
Tereman
Cooley
J. K. Dorman
Department of Agriculture
Mexican Civil War Mediation Backlash From Nogales
Reports from Nogales Sonora indicate constitutionalist officials received word of an attack on defenders at Empalme a San Antonio Texas as mediation talks near Niagara Falls proceed. General Villa opposes informal peace concessions and Carranza is briefed. General Pena is retired from the army as talks falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogarles
Sonora
Ahttack
Empaime
San Antonio
Texas
Vasconcelos
Fernando Ingesins Calderon
Louis Cabrera
Carranza
Niagara, Falls
San Antonio Bay
Washington
Villa
Pablo Gonzales
Mexico City
Pena
Women Rights Recognized At State Education Meeting
A state education gathering adopted resolutions urging moral sex education in schools with qualified instructors, parental involvement, and attention to dental and physical health. Officials praised U.S. policy avoiding territorial expansion while stressing health as a national mandate. bids for Main Street pipe work in Anaconda were invited with project details and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
United States
Notice to Electors Contested Primary Nomination Deadline
Notice under chapter 74 of the 1918 session laws states the primary nominating election registry closes July 25, 1914, for the August 25, 1914, election. Electors may apply before the county clerk at the courthouse in Anaconda to register or update before Deer Lodge County.
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Plum Creek
Fergis County
Ruth C. Luton
Senate
Fergus County
James P. Sinott
LaGaus
Ontana
Insuranc Stat OF
Jaly
State Railroad Commission
Hail Doe
Railroad Com
Glacier
Washingtoe
Oxry
Peewee Walsh
Lewistown News
Atter
Davison
Dillon News
Bozeman News
Tou State Eres
Berkley
Williams
Ward
Qbregon
Cuadalaar
Ent
Louis W. York
Raper
Rufus Stanley
Emira
Willams
Department’ of Education
P. "Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Department of Music
Anaconda
Mont
Sea Owns
Jack Dan
Main Street
Park Avenue
Corporation
ML J. Kelly
Omclo County
Deer Lodge Counts
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