Death by own action verdict in Louma case
Jury returns a death by own action verdict after two boys testify about the events leading to Analeswa Lounta’s death near Avoca. Jarod Johnson says Loume and his wife lived at 2 Leo avenine and a note found by the body mentions an alleged heavy wife and financial motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Quinn Tarrington
Analeswa Lounta
Avoca
Jarod Johnson
Loume
Mved
Leo Avenine
Way
Wioxander Louna
Bedding Contribution Needed By Association
The Young Woman's association seeks bedding donations to support its plan for two bed rooms at its headquarters to shelter homeless girls. Funds exist to furnish, but bedding is needed to proceed. information available at Napton headquarters or from president Mrs Charles Leonard.
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Beddfie
Ho Thery
Butta
Wiinss
Napton
Charles 2. Leonard
Leonard Nichols and Miss Annshe Nichols Wed at Home
Leonarn Nichols and Miss Annshe Willine Nichols were married yesterday afternoon at the residence of the Nichols parents in West Galena street. Rev E J Groeneveld officiated. Miss Margaret Leonard and Wart Nichols attended. The couple left for a coast wedding trip and will reside with the Leonards on return while preparing a home. Leonard is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles R Leonard and has worked at the State Savings Bank for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Frank Teonard
Annshe Willine Nichols
Fiafelack
W. H. Nichols
Butte
Leonari
Leonard
Charles R. Leonard
State Saving's Bank
Butte Elks Return From Portland Convention
A group of Butte Elks including Judge J. B. McClernan Walter Carns and Mel Sternfels returned yesterday from a Portland convention. They reported a splendid meeting and one of the most successful in the order. Many are visiting Seattle and Spokane on the trip home.
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Butte Elks
Portland
J. B. McClernan
Walter Carns
Mel Sternfels
Alb
Seattle
Spokane
Pelly Girl Accused in County Court
The county attorney filed an information in the district court. Avathat Mary Pelly, brought back from Spokane, is accused of vagrancy and indifference and may be sent to a reformatory home. She will be arraigned before Madge Doulan on Saturday.
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Mary Pelly
Spokane
Madge Doulan
Domestic Case Continued In Phe Wonatah Court
Mrs P J OMabley faced police court over a disturbance charge at 561 South Arizona with her husband as complainant. After several witnesses, Judge Booker moved the case to the morning session, indicating one day was not enough to complete proceedings.
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P. J. O'Mabley
South
Arizona Street
Phe Wontah
Megn
Booker
Clerks Unison Plans Commercial Day Picnic Program
The clerks' unison organizes the annual Commercial Day celebration for August 21. Committees are appointed to arrange the event and select a program while the picnic venue will be chosen next Monday night.
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Clerks
Unison
Federal Court Changes Described In New Book
The article reviews sweeping federal court reforms including the commerce court and abolition of old circuit ranks. It cites Frederic J. Haskin and Anthony as sources, noting a coupon offer to obtain the book with essential facts about the federal judiciary for readers and researchers.
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Congress
Federal Judiciary
Vary Commerce Court
Frederic J. Utekin
Department of Justice
Anthony Theresting
Haskin
Butte Miners Vote Next Sunday On Assessment
A vote will be held next Sunday to decide a proposed $1 assessment on each member to aid 18 sick and disabled miners. Polling places open from morning until nine in the evening.
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Butte
Legsig
Alok
State Board of Health Orders 11 Food Establishments Closed
Helena July 17 the state board of health began a campaign for stricter enforcement of pure food laws. After reviewing inspection reports from health authorities the board canceled licenses of 11 venues for public display and sale of foods until they meet cleanliness standards. Closed are a butchering company a bakeshop a hotel and a dairy in Butte.
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Helena
State Board of Health
Inca
Butte
Artistic Jewelry Work at Mayer Stove Shop
Special pieces of artistic jewelry are hand tooled in a Mayer stove workshop in a fascinatingly beautiful manner. If you want a special design or jewelry repaired or remade, see Mayer first for lower prices. New theater building, West Park.
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Mayer
Mayer Fist
Weat Park
Card of Thanks Depression era misspellings and thanks
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for neighborly kindness during bereavement. Signed by Mrs. A L Leininger Mr and Mrs William Casey and Dennis Muriny President John Tiartigan Ree Sec. A public referendum vote is noted for July 10 1912 at Merners Union Hall to aid sixteen brothers who are sick and disabled. Polls open from 8 a m to 6 p m.
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A. L. Leinninger
William Casey
Rner
Union Hall
Dennis Muriny
John Tiartigan
Ree.Ser
Williams jailed for pistol theft in Bitter Root farm case
Dick Williams alias Jim Cannon was sentenced to six days in county jail by Police Magistrate Frank Pesky after being found guilty of stealing a pistol from Albert Ferrell of Bitter Root Stock Farm. He had just been released from a six day term and was arrested again for the theft. A meeting of the South Side Democratic Club will be held Friday evening July 1 at 8 o'clock in Judge Rhoades' courtroom Northern hotel South Butte. Democrats south of Silver Street are urged to attend.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
Dick Williams
Jim Cannon
Albert Ferrell
Bitter Root
Frank Pesky
Williams
Sea Hat
Thern
South Side
Democratic Club
Judge Rhoades
Northern ‘Hotel
South Butte
Silver Street
W Queeney
W. x .Peate
Old-Time Montana Resident Sent to Asylum
Charles Hartwell, 35, longtime Montana resident, adjudged insane by Drs Turner and McCarthy yesterday and ordered confined to Warm Springs asylum. He has been married three times with two prior dissolutions, last wife unknown. Hartwell reportedly wandered after an incident near Frenchtown gulch and is described as capable of work. Also noted was Sadie Tudson who faced examination. her fate tied to the same proceeding.
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Charles Hartwell
Montana
Turner
McCarthy
Jungomen
Warm Springs
Reskin
Ty Montana
Mona
Tio
Anaconda
Rutto
Ctah
Sadie Tudson
Livingston Notes: badges parade and tennis court news
Special correspondence from Livingston notes RB Powers returns with a badge collection of over 100 from lodges nationwide including No 1 boys badge of New York City. Livingston Tennis club completes a new court on Second street as interest in tennis grows and a strong state meet delegation is planned. Miley Della C Mooper and Charles J Merten wed in Livingston then Yellowstone trip. Scofield couple honeymooned in Duluth and plan to reside in Helena.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Powers
Lohe Pitlonik Cone Verdlon de
New York
Second Street
Parker
Miles
Cutting
Cross
Speaker
Miller
Talcott
Te Williger
Taylor
Mille
Shelver
Midde
Liquin
Smith
Huntera Springs
Miley Della C. Mooper
Plainwell
Mich
Charles J. Merten
Helani
J. A. Budcon
Methodist Church
Yellowstone Park
Helena
Mortleau
James Scofield
Dutte
Sheriff
John O'Rourke
Scofield
Ely
Sugar Freight Rates Challenge Interstate Commission
Want Lower Rates reports sugar manufacturers and shippers pressing the Interstate Commerce Commission for lower freights to the southern territory. W. M. Kedgar & Son of Detroit complain against lines including Long-Wile and Nashville, arguing 40 cents per cwt on cane sugar from Cincinnati to the South is unreasonable compared with refined sugar.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. MH. Kedgar & Son
Detroit
Mich
Juvenile thief sought after large forged check plot
In Dultale New York July 17 John Scanlan secured a warrant for Jersey City youth Jon Kilten accused of cashing checks totaling 624000 at United Centares company in New York. Kilten resisted and joked about food as detectives prepared to escort him. In Los Angeles July 17 pensioner George Sc Qabara, 70, was arrested for counterfeiting after confessing to making bogus dimes and quarters to fund his marriage.
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Dultale
N. Y
Aohn Scanlan
New York
Jon Kilten
Jersey City
United Centares Company
Scan~lan
Joe
Chickern
Los Angeles
George Sc. Qabara
Gshern
Mining court ruling favors defendant in Park City case
In Ea Lake on July 17 Judge John Marshall ruled for the Silver King Coal Company in a suit brought by the Conkling Mining Company. The dispute involved ownership of nearly two million dollars worth of ore and affected claims in a United States court decision.
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Ea Lake
United States
John Marshall
Lreapans
Apex
Conkling Mining Company
Silver King Coalition Mining Company
Park City
J Tah
Convention 18 September Philadelphia meeting announced
Philadelphia historical note reports the United weiss league of Amore presiding over the sixth Clennlat convention set for September 23 to 26 in Philadelphia. Willan W W. K. Redmond, brother of the Irish leader, will attend as representative of the Irish parliament.
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Philadelphia
Michael J. Hyun
Unitedhtweiss League of Amore
Willan
W. K. Redmond
Wil
Standard promises current political insight and services
An advertisement style note from the Standard touts a live Montana political stance and urges readers to subscribe, while offering free will writing and vault storage through Miners Savings Bank & Trust Co of Butte. It promotes a prepaid plan and mail delivery to the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
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Montana
United States
Canada
Mexico
Fe Insurance
Miners Savings Bank & Trust CG
Butte
Bf Carey
Tr Ulan
Silver Bow National Bank OC Butey
United States Depositary
Left Ladies Right Gents at Columbia Gardens Dance Event
A weekend dance at Columbia Gardens promises fun with a novelty event The Robbers Two Step where girls steal partners, a $50 prize for the couple that marries at Court Bla Gardens Saturday night January 27. Evening dances run 8:30 to 11:90 and Sundays 3 to 4 o'clock with the Gardena pavilion lauded as the Wests finest dancing floor.
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Columbia Gardens
Durkers
Butte
Righ
Béass
Courtbla Gardens
Sellara
Danciing
Arlock
Gardena Pavilion
Ravalli County Holds Plans for July County Fair
Special Dispatch reports Ravalli county will host a county fair. Fair commissioners J 3 Fitzgibbons Hamilton D C Bass Stevensville and H C Croft Victor met at the chamber of commerce to set the exposition. Milton Hammond Darby named clerk. J J Fitzgibbon Mavallan merchant elected president. Services of D Welty retained as secretary. Fair to be held July 4 and 5 at Riversile grounds, via Mrs Marcus Daly's generosity.
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Standard
Hamilton
Milton Flammond
Darby
Xacan
J. J. Fitzgibbon
D. Welty
Riversile
Marcus Daly
Peruvian Finance Minister Baez Resigns in Peru
Liman July 17 Ernesto Baez offered his resignation, accepted due to a misunderstanding between the finance department and the war minister over military expenditures. War minister Jovo Garots assumes charge of the foreign office temporarily.
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Liman
Peru
Ernesto Baez
Jovo Garots
Foreign Office
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