Montana court orders sale of deceased John McVeigh estate
The Third Judicial District of Montana Deer Lodge County orders the administrator to sell the real estate of John McVeigh deceased. A hearing is set for August 6, 1916 at 10 a.m. in Anaconda to show cause why the sale should not proceed. The property description covers one half of the west half of section three, block thirty six, townsite of Anaconda.
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theautrict_ court
State of
Montana
Deer
John McVeigh
Sid
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
George B. Winston
Ladd Court
Notice of registry closing for 1916 primary election
Notice states that Deer Lodge County Montana registry books for the August 2 1916 primary nominating election close July 29 1916 at 6 p m Electors may register by appearing before the county clerk deputy registrar justice of the peace or notary public in Anaconda The notice is signed by Ray Reardon ex officio county registrar
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Anaconda
Ray Reardon
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Knights of Columbus Rout Molders in League Showdown
The Knights of Columbus defeated the Molders 19 to 3. John son pitched for the victors while Rheudiger and Moran struggled for the Molders as Beaudette Sprague and Lind highlighted a chaotic game with multiple errors and steals.
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Molders
Knights of Columbus
Johnson
Rheudiger
Moran
Herbig
MeJannet
Balla
Lind
Rome
Beaudette
Sells
Sprague
Fen Thishon
Baca Ieenederick U'phians
Kinignes
Columbus
Stefate
Xnights OF
Arh
Ae Sells
Lode
Kelly
Lina
Bishop
Megann
Kane
Ef Watts
Ea Johnson
Wartens
Sloat
B. Roderick
Eklund
Whittemore
Names list from scattered localities across regions
A string of personal names and place hints appears, including W. A. Gamble Havre J. K. Batchelder Trail British Columbia Td Walker Butte CW Griffin Wise River Mir. and Mrs. A B Bath Colgate Ohio Verna Vasture Denver H P McGuire Great Falls At Grew Hoyd Great Falls Mrs C If Wilson New York.
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Quite
W. A. Gamble
Havre
J. K. Batchelder
Trail
British Columbia
Td. Walker
Butte
CW. Griffin
Wise River
Mir
A.B. Bath
Colgate
Ohio
Verna Vasture
Denver
H.P. McGuire
Great Falls
Grew Hoyd
C. If
Wilson
New York
Empress Show Promises Laughs and Thoughtful Drama
The Empress night at Margaret B ends tomorrow with a top bill in weeks headlined by Mme Diaz's monkeys in humorous capers. The East sensation Which One Shall I Marry? is praised by socialists and welfare students as a worthy drama. The play explores a woman's heart and future marriage, entertaining while provoking reflection.
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the Margaret
Montana
Mme. Diaz
East
Public Welfare
Game Commission to Meet Here Next Sunday
The state fish and game commission will hold a meeting to be attended by delegates from across the state. Chairman E P Mathewson will preside, with Judge W M Bickford of Missoula Nelson Story Jr of Moxeman M D Baldwin of Kalispell and State Game Warden J L De Hart named as attending members.
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Montana ‘State Automobile ‘and Good Roads
Fshand Game Commission
Wool Roads
Commission
E. P. Mathewson
W. M. Bickford
Mis Soula
Nelson Story Jr
Moxeman
M. D. Baldwin
Kalispell
J. L. de Hart
Russian fisher fined at spawning station limits
Christopher Uris a Russian national still awaiting naturalization was fined 26 dollars by Justice of the Peace James Race at the Montana hotel for fishing within the spawning station limits on Georgetown Lake. He was arrested June 30 by Deputy Charles Harris, with Hart testifying that Uris was found with fishing paraphernalia and acting as if fishing, though not proven to have completed the act. Deputy Game Warden Dave Morgan prosecuted the case for the state.
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Christopher Uris
Justice of the Peace James
Montana
Georgetown Lake
Uria
Charles Harris
Hart
Uris
Dave Morgan
Four Penalty for Pugilistic Tendencies in City Court
Police Judge J J Sanderson yesterday processed payday drunks and would be pugilists as four candidates faced the magistrate. Each was fined and warned, with WARGO LIFTED. Laredo July 11 the export embargo on foodstuffs to Mexico was lifted, Nuevo Laredo residents buying heavily as a continuous stream crosses the border. Inspectors enforce to curb smuggling and vigilance is high.
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J. J. Sanderson
Laredo
Texas
Mexico
Nuevo Laredo
Bowman couple headed for future home in Chile
A cablegram from Antofagasta Chile announces Mr and Mrs Joseph V Bowman are en route to Chanaral Chile. They spent 23 days at sea from New Orleans. Mrs Bowman before marriage in Anaconda was Miss Catherine.
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Antofagasta
Chile
Joseph V. Bowman
Chanaral
New Orleans
Thomas Garrity Dies Suddenl y in Butte
Thomas Garrity aged 55 a longtime yardmaster for the Butte Anaconda Pacifi c railroad at East Anaconda died suddenly yesterday during a visit to Butte He lived on Maple street and was unmarried with no known relatives in the state The report also notes a jail inference involving Jar Harris and lists several named individuals in unrelated context
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Thomas Garrity
Butte, Anaconda
After Tropical Storm Mobile Sees $1.2 Million in Damage
Mobile Alabama July 11 revised estimates show damage from the tropical storm totaling about 1.2 million dollars. Normal conditions are reported largely restored with streets cleared and no general relief needs, only a few poor families still requiring aid.
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Sro Pawl
Mobile
Ala
Anaconda City Notes and Court Proceedings
Con J ONeil visits North Yakima while families travel to Silver Lake for summer. George B Winston denies continuance motions in Peterson case. Local church meeting to act on pastor resignation to aid district court work. Joe Armstrong named bailiff. Walter De Muth leaves Montana hotel for Missoula job. AOH Boston convention bound delegates named. Civil action McBride vs Provost dismissed by Judge Winston on motion. Hettinger guests of Goose. youngest Civil War surgeon. Eagles state convention attendees listed. Forester Silcox to Missoula for roads and fish to Red Rock river. Court clerk McDermott presides over three marriages. Miss Gene McGreggor visits courthouse for study. Menteucel trial for assault to continue. Winston to instruct jury.
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District Court
Joe Armstrong
Sheriff's Office
Walter de Muth
Montana
Missoula
Clifton & Appleate
John, Lawler
Neil Colting
Owen O'Neill
Boston
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Anaconda Lodge
J. H. Duffy
C. R. McBride
F. Provost
Alstrict
George B. Winston
Alleged Auto Thieves Seek Speedy Trials
Sylvester Sullivan and Walter Miller, along with Arthur Boyd, are jailed awaiting trial for allegedly stealing an automobile owned by W. T. Hogg. They waived the preliminary hearing in Justice Court and elected to proceed to district court. Attorney J. A. Duffy said he will seek to bring the defendants before this term of court.
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Sylvester Sullivan
Walter Miler
Arthur Boyd
W. T. Hogg
Justice Court
District Court
J. 4
Duffy
Sullivan and Miller
Doys
Emergency Funds Sought for Army In Congress
Washington on July 11 reports further emergency appropriations for the army totaling about 8 million dollars. The requests include 1.2 million for mountain and siege artillery practice and 862 thousand for alteration and maintenance of mobile artillery material.
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Washington
Congress
Thir
Rock Island Arsenal
Wilson to be notified of nomination at Shadow Lawn
Washington July 11 President Wilson will probably be formally notified of his nomination by the St Louis convention at Shadow Lawn his summer home in New Jersey during the first week in August This was tentatively decided today with the understanding that former Justice Hughes would be notified July 31 of his nomination by the Republican party
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Wilson
Washington
St. Louis
Shadow Lawn
New Jersey
Hughes
Deutschland Merchantman Not Warship News Among Inbound Reports
The article notes the cargo on the Deutschland was consigned to order and to be delivered to holders of bills of lading, with unexplained details on how documents reached the U S. The interned German steamer Neckar was used as crew quarters for the sub Hine white in port, while Bremen’s departure timing was disputed by North German Lloyd officials.
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Neckar
Hine White
Bremen
Germany
North German-Lloyd
German Ocean Navration Company
Deutschland
Baltic
America
Hamburg
Submarine freighters mark new shipping era for Germany
Berlin reports great German jubilation over direct shipping links with the United States via the submarine freighter Deutschland and plans for a regular transatlantic service. Alfred Lohmann, ex-president of Bremer Chamber of Commerce, claims more submarines like the Bremen are to follow and emphasizes the vessels’ unarmed, neutral status despite wartime dangers.
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Berlin
London
Germany
United States
Alfred Lohmann
Brehon Chamber of Commerce
Associated Press
Herr Lohmann
Bremen
America
Toubt
Dhe Deutschland
Te Deutschland
New York Catcher Les Nanamaker Suspended Indefinitely
New York catcher Les ter Nanamaker of the Americans was suspended indefinitely by President Ban Johnson of the American League for language directed at umpire O Loughlin during a dispute over balls and strikes in the sixth inning of the July 10 game against Cleveland.
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New York
Lester Nanamaker
New York Americans
Ban Johnson
American League
O'Loughlin
Cleveland
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Just
Columbia
Mac-Rae
McRae
East Park
R. B. Abbott Co
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Anaconda News
Mels
Johnson Wood
Standi
Pet Knights of Columbus
Beck
Horton
Mulders
Game Commission
Harris
The
A. McKinnon
Palo Alto
Cal
Ls E. Cantor
Chicago
George D. Young
Triangle Fine Arts
Douglas Fairbanks
Keystone
Fred Mace
Daniel Frohman
Paramount Present
Pauline
Fredrick
Paramount
Con J. O'Neil
North Yakima
Burett
Andrew Mallon
and ‘Sire
Felix’ Sation
J. C. Farlin
Silver Lake
George W. Peterson
Mitchor Rutledge
Mr. J. Hi. Strain
Silverlake
W. P. McBride
O'Neil, Neb
Congregation of the Baptist Church
HW. T. Hettinger
Los Angeles
Charles Goose
Dr. Hettinger
R. A. Clinton
C. V. Fulton
Startsman
J.P. Ledwidge
Clinton
George TB. Winston
EE. Calvert
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Peter, ‘Trudeau
Dennis Lynch
Thomas Collins
William Setter
Henry ‘Vollenweider
Joe Smith
Ed J. Knight
Harry Rasamussen
Joe Lepke
State “Game
Forester
FA. Silcox
Anatonia
Good Roads
Fsh and Game Commission
Red Rock
Mr. Morgan
Armstead
M. Ly McDermott
Dale B. Davie
Mary Collins
John Finnegan
Elizabeth
McNally
James
Hamill
Genevieve M. Spellman
Gene McGreggor
County “Recorders Office
Salem
Ore
W. A. Holly
Miss McGreggor
Louis Menteucel
John Ungaretti
Hiram Rodgers
John W. James
T. P. Stewart
Emerson
Adam Schaaf
Schumann
R. Sch Ye New Batson
Elis
M. P. Mahoney
Main Street
Bell Phone
C. A. Tuttle Co
East Park Avenue
Telephone Bell
Olympia
Goldeen Furniture Co. Frade
Anaconda National Bank Capital
Eave Anaconda
Kgrive Butte
Leave Butte
Strive Anaconda
Bell-Ans
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