Prince Sach Machtain Denies Treason Claims at Browning
Dr Albert Sidney Raleigh alias Chaunatz Huamacts alias Prince Sach Machtain of Eldorado Kansas is jailed on treason charges for alleged acts at Browning during a celebration. He says he is Toltec Indian and Mexico's rightful emperor, claims European events forewarned war, and asserts he did not threaten the U S government or governor. He lectured in New York for six months and traveled from Atlantic to Pacific, writing five books on religion and Mexican history. He was arrested after firing about ten minutes in what he called a truth he felt. He denies criticizing the United States or its governor and says he does not know the governor’s name.
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Helena
Albert Sidney Raleigh
Chaunatz Huamacts
Prince Sach Machtain
Eldorado
Kan
Browning
Mexico
Europe
Saileo
United States
Met
New York
Atlantic
Pacife
Husmadzin
Medicine Lodge
Dillon News Update From July 13 Power Ditch Work and Local Jail
A Dillon report notes workers cleaning two miles of the power ditch for Union Electric. Deputy Sheriff Dan Mooney returns from Lima with a Mexican prisoner jailed 30 days for a city court. Sheriff K Wyman brings two prisoners from Deer Lodge, Jennings to serve two to three years for assault and Hickey for one to two years for grand larceny. Mrs Edie injured after a fall on basement steps. A check for 12.60 led to forgery charges and arrest. A girls ballgame at the public playgrounds ends with a lopsided win for the college team amid heavy crowd.
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Deer Lodge
Sherman Jenings
Lima
Jack Hicky
Margaret Edle
Edie
Frank Marshall
Law on explosives prompts notices in Helena
Helena July 18. State fire marshal A E Bcklund mails notices to firms handling any explosives except railroads. Law requires reports of magazine locations kinds of explosives and nearby buildings roads and improvements. It also bans munitions leaving the state for under 18. Buyers may still acquire for them.
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Helena
A. E. Bcklund
Indian wards held in federal court convict in drunken Polson killing
A jury in federal court found Antoine Stasso guilty of second degree slaughter for striking Paul Andrew in a May 7 drunken brawl at Polson. Both victims and defendant are Indian wards of the government. Stasso intended only to stun Andrew.
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Stelena
Aser
Rehearing sought in Northern Pacific case ruling
Helena July 12 Attorney General C Ford will file a motion with the state supreme court asking a rehearing of the decision last Monday allowing the Northern Pacific to reserve mineral rights on lands sold to the public from a land grant. The case Musselshell county versus Northern Pacific Railway Co faces potential reopening. A Winnipex man married recently on a license to hunt deer.
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Helena
C. Ford
State Supreme Court
Northern Pacific
Ford
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Musselshell County
Hazzard Woman Sentenced In Minneapolis Graft Fallout
Dottie Hazzard, linked to St Paul graft trials that toppled a police chief, received 90 days in the Minneapolis workhouse after a drunkenness arrest. Stay of sentence granted as she cites a $20,000 bail cost from missing Great Falls Mont. trial. Indictments include conspiracy to commit a felony and false pretenses in a land jury graft probe. Courts may release her bail funds if she fails to appear.
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Minneapolis
Dottie Hazzard
St. Paul
Great Falls
Mont
Sfontana
St. Paul's
Great Fats
District Court
Ferry cargo to boost Winifred trade across Missouri
Lewistown dispatch notes plans to order a boat used for the Winifred ferry across the Missouri. Mike Riser of Illinois to oversee the shipment, with Winifred residents contributing near 1000 dollars. Ferry hoped in operation by August first week, boosting regional trade. Mary Fromberg renews divorce suit against Oxcar Fromberg, seeking custody after cruelty claims. The Lewistown hall team to face Anaconda in two games tomorrow. Judge Ayers to White Sulphur Springs for a case with Judge Matthews disqualified. Kendall Odd Fellows lodge transfers charter to Winifred, where a strong lodge exists.
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Lewistown
Impportanl
Missouri
Winifred
Mike Riser
Mlinois
Mary Fromberg
Oxcar Fromberg
Lewistown _ hall
Roy E. Ayers
White Sulphur Springs
J. A. Matthews
Lodge of the Odd Fellows
Kendall
Three New National Banks Organized in Montana
Treasury authorized conversions of Farmers' Bank of Wolf Point to First National Bank of Wolf Point with 25000 capital. Redwater Valley Bank of Circle becomes First National Bank of Circle with 1000 capital. Oakland bank organizers seek federal charter with 22000 capital. State land sales at Helena: Sweet Grass county 3680 acres sold for 61400. Park county 3950 acres sold for 29600. averages 16.08 and 14.56 per acre.
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Standard
Washington
Treasury Department
Farmers’ Bank
Wolf Point
Mont
First National Bank
Redwater Valley
Circle
First National Bank of Circle
Capital
First’ Tional Bank of Oakland
Helena
Sweet Grass County
Park County
Spokane to Get Branch of San Francisco Reserve Bank
Spokane prepares to organize a Spokane branch of the San Francisco federal reserve bank. Named to aid the change are Nati W. Twohy, Arles A. Mex Lean, Peter McGregor, and G. J. Tousdent, with roles spanning banking leadership and milling management.
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SAN Francisco Reserve Bank
Spokane
Washington
San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank
Nati W. Twohy
Old National Banks
Arles A. Mex Lean
Spokane Clearing House
Reserve Board
Peter McGregor
G. J. Toousdent
F Tennial Milling Company
Industrial Workers Leader Jester Sentenced for Seditious Libel
Seward Alaska July 13 Charles Jester a leading Industrial Workers World organizer prominent in agitating for a strike among United States railway employees at Nenana has been sentenced to a year’s imprisonment and a fine of 1000 for seditious libel United States Marshal Irwin who lived here says the government controls the Nenana strike situation. GPTS GooD JoR Washington July 12 John Irby named by President Wilson to be surveyor of the port of San Francisco. The position was first named Collector of Customs but later changed to surveyor of the port.
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Seward
Alaska
Charles Jester
Industrial Workers Fie
United States
Nenna
Marshal Irwin
Washington
John
Irbry
Hedging Montana Wheat in Minneapolis Plan Announced
Minneapolis officials unveiled a plan to hedge Montana wheat in Minneapolis by trading hard winter wheat futures in the pit. The plan, effective August 1, awaits chamber approval and hinges on lifting existing trading restrictions. Montana officials and grain merchants support a protective market for future Montana grain, aiding delivery against large hedge purchases.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Stewart
Montana Grain Merchants
Association
Montana Railroad Commission
Aeapolis
Grain Commission
Government plans 400 shipyards to build 400 ships
Washington reports General Goethals announces Monday contracts for two government shipbuilding plants to produce 400 steel merchant ships. Within 18 months the fleet chief expects 9,000,000 tons of shipping and outlines commandeering 1,500,000 tons under construction for private account. New York Herald.
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Washington
George W. Goethals
Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Denman
The
Fleet Corporation
Wilson
Fever for State Draft Quota Sparks Debate in Montana
Special Dispatch reports Montana volunteers for the national guard and regular army have reduced the draft quota to 7,872 men. Montana’s estimated army share was 10,423, but rising enlistments and guard increases have cut the required draft amount. Senator Myers urged rapid passage of a food conservation bill, arguing wartime needs and ally support depend on decisive action to control the food supply.
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Washington
Montana
National Guard
Lhe
Myers
Senate
Finnish Diet Declares Independence Move Risky Crisis
Petrograd July 13 The Finnish diet passed the second reading of a bill boosting autonomy toward independence. The move sparks a crisis as Russia signals intolerance and Russia hints at armed interference. The law asserts state authority in military affairs and leaves no remaining functions to the tsar, placing him effectively superseded.
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Petrograd
Reteh
Russia
Finland
Tost
Coal Shortage Problem Near Solution In Northwest
North Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin senators warn of real coal shortage in the Northwest and urge action. They cite threats of famine and seek immediate steps to secure coal movement to the region. Minneapolis civic and commerce groups press governors to contact national defense railroad officials and President Wilson for swift relief.
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St. Paul
North
Benatore Knute Neon
Harhurst
Minnesota
Tates
Tore Stell
Nery Fort
Lake Ee
Mille
Almaenata
Dakotas
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Civic
Ind. Commerce
Associaton
North Dakota
South Mariott
Montana
Wisconsin
Preslent Wilton
Howard Elliott
Railroad Committee
National Defense
Washington
Northwest
Wilson
Mr. Elliott
Yesnta
Jury to be taken to scene of big bomb explosion
In San Francisco on July 1, the jury trying Mrs. Rena Mooney for murder linked to a bomb blast last July will inspect the scene tomorrow. The panel will visit Mooney’s apartment, the roof of her building, and a neighboring roof where witnesses saw Warren K. Billings before the explosion. Thirteen alibi witnesses testified the Mooneys were at their apartment or on the roof, countering state testimony that they were en route to the scene.
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San Francisco
Rena Mooney
Horrow
Warren K. Billings
Mooney
Unruly Passenger Attacked on Sausalito Ferry
In San Francisco on July 13 Roy Slingman a German man caused a scene aboard a Sausalito ferry trampling a woman who wore a brimless hat. Passengers restrained him and he required hospital treatment.
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San Francisco
Cal
Roy Slingman
Sausalito
Missoula Nursery Funeral Services Ad Notice
Fresh flowers funeral work offered by Missoula Nursery with contact at 113 Utah and 2630 60 South Montana Street. Uptown office on West Broadway reachable by phone 5234W. main phone 348 for funeral services and floral supplies.
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Missoula
Utah
South
Montana St
West Broadway
Funeral services for Inte ryederick W Lehn to be held Saturday
The funeral for Inte ryederick W Lehn will be Saturday at 2 o clock at the family residence on Nevada avenue. The Rev Me Tindtlam will officiate. Interment follows at Mount Moriah cemetery. Motor funeral arrangements are noted.
Mass for the repose of Joseph Meter at St Joseph's Church
A mass for the repose of the soul of the late Joseph Meter will be celebrated at 11 o'clock this morning at St Joseph's Church. The funeral will follow at the Tantelge Bitboa funeral chapel this afternoon under the auspices of the painters and decorators union.
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Joseph
St. Joseph's Church
Tantelge Bitboa
Cloris and
Withee
the’ Painters and’ Decorators” Union
Utomobiles
Funeral services for Daniel Shine in Weslotoinek area
Funeral services for Daniel Shine will be held at the residence of Mrs. Alice Mulcahey, 807 North Wyoming Street, this morning followed by a high mass at St Mary’s Church for the repose of his soul at 8 30. Interment in Crome Cemetery. John Piriard’s remains to be under Sherman & Weed’s Undertaking Parlour. Announcement of funeral in this city July 13 1917 aged 43. The remains were taken to Reed’s Undertaking Parlour for later notice.
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Daniel Shine
Alice Mulcahey
Wyoming Street
St Mary's Church
Crome
I. Piri
John Piriardur
Sherman & Weed
Wee Man’ & Reed
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Montana State College
Pascasre
Bure
Tabor
FINS
Frograd
Russian War Commission
Marshal Joffre
Arthur J. Balfour
Prince of
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Joseph Richards, Inc
Larry Duggan
Daniels & Bisboa
Sullivan
Michael Suttivar
Walsh
M. J. Walsh
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