Busy day in Missoula criminal cases at county court
Missoula July 22 County Attorney Marlowe handled a flurry of complaints in the Court of Justice Phillipa. Three men arrested after a riot last night faced charges of disturbing the peace. William Andersen paid a $3 fine and was released, while Frank Rawe and A Nelson pleaded guilty and received sentences. Several others faced varied charges from home intrusion to assault, with hearings scheduled in the coming days.
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Missoula
Marlowe
cMee
Cauk
Phillipa
Rinnin
Willamy Andersen
Conyaini
2Rank Rawe
A. Nelson
Teunty
Otters
Buach
Duathe Poulus
Veauk Zigen
Fast Pine Street
Kelley
Seatell
William Brown
West Town Street
Willem Wilson
Dullet
G. K. Utter
Will Az
Tofay
William Townsend
Miller Jeamy
Townsend
Tilzerns
Lac
Sieré
Miller
Betore
Chester Davenport
Finntown
Bulmer
Finn Gir
Phillips
Lars
Su Monen
Tatax
Filenca
No Further Question as TG Bonds Legality
Missoula July 22 A letter from Attorney General Galen received today pleased county commissioners and County Attorney Marlowe The letter concerns proceedings to issue bonds to fund a new courthouse and a county high school building The transcript of proceedings was reviewed by the attorney general who found them legal and proper The state board of land commissioners chief clerk Dan Schmidt helped prepare the transcript and the state may consider purchasing the bonds
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Missoula
Att Qorney
Galen
Marlowe
Yesunnee
Dan Schmidt
State Board of Land Commissioners
O. K
Behmidi
Banda
Engines Infected With Spirit Of Pay Day In Missoula
July 2 in Missoula rail yards two large switch engines collided after a miscue at East Main. One engine backed down a line, another swung around a box, the pair struck, minor damage, both to be back in service soon. Passenger No. 3 was delayed briefly. no injuries reported.
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Missoula
Ceil ToRd
East Main
Anmer
Miners Ordered Out in Hibbing Strike Move
Hibbing Minnesota July 22 The Western Generation of Miners has ordered out all the miners employed by United States Steelconinans near.
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Hibhing
Minn
United States
Arrest of Man Claiming Lumber Company Post as Secretary
George Ritter, claiming to be secretary of Manin Lumber Co at Henderson, was arrested by the Under Sheriff for obtaining money under false pretenses. He swindled at Florence Hotel seeking $10 with a coat belonging to Manager Gardner, while working as a laborer. Investigation shows no real connection to the company beyond labor. He will be held until Gardner’s formal complaint tomorrow. Other townspeople may have funded his deception.
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Mieecuta
Grorge Ritter
Bhggelf
Manin Lumber Company
Henderson
Sherif
Kelley
Ritter
Florence
Harry Chaney
Gardner
bin Meney Jas
Residents debate Bitter Root bridge relocation in Missoula
In Missoula on July 8 the county courthouse saw quiet business as two appeals from a railway award faced off in the clerk of court. Gustave Pensonnault and Georges A. Brown appeared, while petitions to move the Bitter Root river bridge were rejected. The board adjourned to meet again on July 29.
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Missoula
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Gustave Pensonnault
Georges A. Brown
WC. Clark
I. M. Reilly
Bitter Root
Ware
B.A. Tosler
Matt Hoye
H. Em Werle
Frank Cyr
Che
Miece
Woodworth Leases Missoula Maxowan Hotel for Three Years
A. W. Woodworth, once a well known Missoula restaurant proprietor, has leased the Maxowan hotel in Missoula for three years, effective August 1. His departure from the restaurant scene will be noted by the Missoula Gun Club, which will miss him, as he begins this new venture with best wishes from friends and patrons.
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Missoula
A. W. Wondworth
Maxowan
Woodworth
Missouila
Tim
New Ventere
New Records by Submarine Vessels in Torpedo Trials
Newport reports new torpedo trial records by submarines Cuttlefish and Octopus. Cuttlefish fired three torpedoes in an underwater run, hitting the target, then resurfaced to reload and scored another hit. Octopus fired four torpedoes at long range, with three hitting and one falling short by 109 yards.
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Newport
Cuttlefish
Octopiug
Fred
Grave charges against French officer disclosed
In Taris July 22 report Gil Bias claims a former private secretary of Justice Minister M. Guyot Dessaignes was involved in a scandalous traffic in petty offices decorations and pardons. The newspaper promises to publish the names tomorrow, naming several important personages including Dessaignes and his relatives.
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Taris
Gil Bias
M. Guyot Degsrigne
M. Guyot Dessaignes
Local Murderer Sentenced to Life in La. Case
Tony Costi was found guilty of murdering the Lamana child. His accomplices Tenaeia Camaliosiano and Colarkara Condwan, Hahnville residents, were sentenced to life imprisonment. The verdict follows a trial held last week.
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Hahnville
Tenaeia Camalosiano
Colarkara Condwan
Tony Costi
Lamana
Mine Disaster in Japan Kills Hundreds at Toxooka
Tokyo reports a catastrophic explosion at a colliery in Bungo province on Saturday. The blast left nearly all of the 478 workers dead or missing, with rescue attempts ongoing as officials assess the disaster’s scale.
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Tokio
Toxooka
Bungo Province
Monument 10 Tendoy Planned in Idaho
The Montana Society of Pioneers is aiding a movement to raise funds for a Tendoy monument in the Lemhi Indians memory. Key supporters include the Montana Pioneers and Salmon City groups, with efforts praised for honoring Tendoy, a leader who aided white settlers and resisted wars with restraint.
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Monument
Tendoy
Idaho
Suiie
Montana Society
Pionews
Lomtit Berald
Salmon City
Salmon
Clontana Roddy
Pioneers
Sampline
Toby Begin
J. J. Sanders
W. F. Sanders
Atontans
Society of Montana Pioneers
Helene
Monk
M. J. Mebheryon
Montana
Ethough Tendoy
Mottang
Jeanho
Est Barnack
Snags
Bonent
Yel
Yendyy
Crowd Breaks Onfield in Narrow Leonard Win
Menderyt team clashes with Mendervilles as crowd invades the field after a disputed finish. Leonard aggregation led by Coly and Miran deliver strong play while Nailerton rivals Cody and Tiwarda, plus Moadire Villon, Teeltow influence the late sequence.
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Leonard
Fiat
Aevappers
Vaeonarda
Cody
Tiwarda
Moadire Villon
Teeltow
Menderyne
Iargelye Corman
Coly
Abyoad
Neal Mickupd
Corie
Toure WOH Tamssy's Capture and Mountain Views Meeting
Toure WOH Tamssy captured a wide fly after a lune run in right Meld. The Lironanlé were set to meet Mountain Views Whuyaing at night. It was noted as Lac's only victory in Mie over the Wipnerd last night.
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Tamssy
Wipnerd
Two Hits Off Mlaughlin Ryan and Newton Win
MeLaughlin held Whitehall to two hits as Ryan and Newton triumphed 4 to 1. Murray made two defensive plays in the field, while Whitehall scored their only run on a wild throw. Ryan and Newton are set to play Boulder next Sunday as favorites.
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MeLaughlin
Whitehall
Ryan & Newton
Butio
Murray
Boulder
Invincibles Edge Connells In Narrow Victory
The Invincibles defeated the Connells 7 to 5 in a close game yesterday. Key players included Balterler Thvnieiblen Young Togers Connelly Sesague and Christin contributing on offense and defense.
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The
Invincibles
Connells
Balterler
Thvnieiblen
Young
Togers
Connelly
Sesague
Christin
Fire near Walkerville destroyed Corby home
A Walkerville fire gutted the Corby home near the dump of the arsa mine early today. Firemen fought the blaze from 2 o clock, with Mall Cavby unit property near the scene. Loss estimated around 92 000. this is the second time Corby has been burned.
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Mall Cavby
Hatha Leing
Tom
Walkerville
Mromniy
Corby
Clubbed into Matrimony Scheme That Works Well
Lenon July 2 The Rev We 2 Gomereau and wife started private club at Hempstead to marry off couples. Attendance at Friday gatherings averages 306 with many marriages. Women outnumber men three to one. men are shy at first then sociable over coffee. Coffee acts as Cupid's aid. proposals occur under its influence. Participants include accountants, dentists, clerks, and teachers. women dominate professions. Dentists favored for gentleness and amiability. men seek certain types of girls.
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Lenon
Gomereau
Hempstead
Cupid's
Pharmacy
Loss of Life on the Ocean Collision at Midnight
A passenger recounts a midnigh collision at sea, the ship sinking, and his survival on a raft. He details panic, crowding for lifeboats, failing to find life preservers, and the desperate wait for rescue while recalling friends and the chaotic scene aboard.
Graft in Giving Titles Charged in England
In London a probe into the bestowal of honors by past and present governments surfaces as MPs seek to determine if recipients paid for titles. Hugh Cecil Let raises the issue, urging a committee to decide if corrupt deals influenced peerages baronetcies or knighthoods in exchange for funds.
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England
London
Hugh Cecil
Robert Cecil
Lea
Bhutred
Arthur Basil Markham
Ito
Uwidag
Cone
Beatrice Nebraska Begins Hay Based Gas Plant Operation
Beatrice Nebraska started a hay and corncob gas plant using bale straw and hay to produce gas for heating and city lighting. Organized by Charles Eatow of Cleveland, the facility uses no coal and aims to power local manufacturers with gas from farm byproducts.
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Beatrice
Cometalke
Heatrice
Charles Eatow
Cleveand
Nebraska
Remedy for Diarrhea Adena Brought to Home Use
A traditional remedy claims to cure ordinary diarrhea and severe cramps. It purports effectiveness for cholera morbous, infantum diarrhea, and child health, advised for every household. Sold at a low price with simple preparation, urging immediate purchase.
Retort of Witty Woman to Envious Peeress
July th party gossip recounts Mrs. George Teppeh's famed wit as she deflects a jealous peeress. The scene at Gunard's parts features Keppel in a yellow gown and a long necklace drawing envy. Mrs Teppeh answers with a poised jab about elegance and taste, denying malice while noting a recent gift.
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Duchesa of
Shipyard disaster claims several in Lorain incident
July 22 in Niort Lorain and Orin, a bridge collapsed trapping workers from the shipyards. A dozen men reportedly drowned or injured as the bridge gave way and others fell into the river during the event.
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Lorain
Orin
Uium
Frederic Meiwel and Others Face Unclear Allegations
Fragmentary OCR describes Frederic Meiwel Marylin Bloct Bulte Mash and associates amid unclear claims about swindles and dubious business ties. July dates and names of firms appear, with references to protective acts and alleged misconduct, but the text is highly garbled.
Unaccounted Crew Members In Steamer Pomona Crash
The steamer Pomona carrying Ban Praaniag passengers faced a disaster with many crew members unaccounted for. Captains Doran and Hansen commanded the vessels Columbia and San Pedro, steel and wooden ships of 1745 and 318 tons respectively, built in 1880 and 402. The Columbia capsized during the quake and fire while docked at Union Ironworks.
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Glenard's Department
Tefl
Pomona
Ban Praaniag
Portland
Elf
P. A. Doran
W. Whitney
D. 3. McAlpin
Waterman
Paul Rinner
Charles Peterson
Reainal
M. C. Burpee
Max Chiuse
Dareaston
James Madison
Albert Anderson
George Alexiander
Rutherford
Louis Hlecker
Walter
Columbia
Dept
Thmoen Unter
Cheater
San Frans Eiseco & Portland
Uenpauy
Colombia
Union Ironworks
San Pedro
Hansen
San Francisco
2. R. Hankity and Sons Company
Waster & Westeer Lumber Company
Prisoner Emile Zimer Repeats Testimony in Contempt Case
In San Francisco July 22 Emile J. Zimer of the Pacific States Telephone Company, imprisoned five days for contempt, again refused to testify against his superior officer First Vice President Glass. He was sentenced to one more day in jail and warned he would be summoned daily during the trial to answer or refuse the questions. Supervisors Lonergan Furey and Mamlack testified about alleged bribe practices favoring a pepite trust in pole contracts. Lawlor schedules night sessions this week starting at 7:30 PM, likely to extend two hours.
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San Franciada
Emily J. Zimer
Pacific States Telephone Company
Tefuser
Glass
Taylor
Natlee
King
Heney
Lonergan
Furey
Mamlack
Pepite Trust
Anda Lawlor
Lawsuit Accuses James J Hill of Multimillion Losses
Clarence H. Venter of New York sues James I. Hill claiming he profited by about 40 million dollars through schemes with Northern Pacific and Chicago Burlington and Quincy railways. The case filed in Farmey county district court alleges Hill, as president of the Streit Harthorn railway, manipulated stock deals to enrich himself and induce doctors to buy Great Northern stock at inflated prices. The complaint seeks restitution to pay the plaintiffs’ damages.
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Clarence H. Verner
New York
James I. Huil
Yeah Northern
Northern Pytite
Quincy
Venter
Auth Agate AA
Great Northern Antiesy Company
Farmeey
Streit Harthorn Railway
Chicago, Burington & Quincy
Great Northern
Elmina Het
Vintner Sev
Nates Nyy
Allegal
Utoma
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Nez Perre Indiens
Clef Tendey
Joweah
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Imard
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LL. Sanders
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Denny
Mlaughlin Ryan & Newton
Lhe
Minah
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Lrang
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Tighe
Aow
Crewe
Anaconda
Butte
BIG Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Bonner
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Missouri
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Frederic Meiwel
Marylin Bloct
Bulte
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Anpla
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Foe
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Tyug Co
Tuitte
Epeclut Ngentu
Emile Zimmer
James J. Hill
Rollly's
New Wash
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
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M. L. Gulden
Missotla
Mira
Winslow
Winelaw
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