Anaconda Rod and Gun Club Medal Winners Named
J. M. Spargo of Butte wins the Butte Rod and Gun club medal at the Montana State Sportsmen’s association meet in Anaconda. D. D. Twohy claims the Brownlee challenge medal for the third time, with a shoot-off deciding the winner as crowds stay for tomorrow’s events and sweeps.
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J. M. Spargo
Butte
Butte Rod and Gun Club
Montana State Sportsmen's Association
Anaconda
D. D. Twohy
Stwohy
Twohy
Gun Club
Spargo
Huse
Walker
Hillis
D. D. Twehy
Sam Emmons
Mr. Twohy
Tomy
Bennett-Rose
Frazer
Emmems
Gaunt
Sarge
Goddard Walker
Garrat
Hilils
Seividge
Scott
McKenzie
Kessler
Confarr
Cowan
Morley
Wright
Snyder
H. Rockefeller
C. H. Smith
R. Emmons
Anaconda Equitable Am
M. Spargo
H. B. Lewis
J. Wright
D Ohy
Quane
Orr
Wan
Kimball
Goddard
Peckfifth
Mons
Anaconda Equitable Sys
Yancey
Seeoney
Tutt
Fillian
Holohan
Emmons
Fanane
Brownlee
W. Cummings
Gost
Atrance
Shooting at the Pickon Reveals Accusations Against Walker
Anaconda high school professor Walker faces hearings on alleged misconduct after Miss Amy Stebbins alleged he kissed her during a meeting about dropping geometry. Testimony from Stebbins and witnesses described the incident and Walker's comments on morality. The teachers committee barred reporters from the session but arranged verbatim testimony for the full board.
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Walker
Anaconda High School
Mesers
Jones
Nell
Cox
J. H. Duffy
Wo Ip Rodgers
Duffy
Amy Stebbins
Fast Park Avenue
Professor Walker
Miss Livingston
Marcille
William McNulty
Graham
McNulty
Mr. Rodgers
Miss Stebbins
Mr. Duffy
Professor Koontz
FitsPatrick
Elizabeth Waterbury
Princeton College
Princeton
Anaconda
Sent to prison for life Basil Adrian faces life term
Judge regrets law blocks death penalty after Basil Adrian a Coeur d Alene Indian is sentenced in Spokane to life in the penitentiary for a brutal assault on a young white woman. The crime occurred near Spokane and Adrian has a wife and two children on the reservation.
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Basil Adrian
Spokane
Wash
Coeur d'Alene
Richardon
Mt Redoubt In Eruption Near Cook Inlet Coastline
Mt Redoubt roared again on May 3 with a great blaze of fire and smoke. The two peak volcano has been erupting for two months and reached its worst phase, sending ash that blanketed Kenai fifty miles away and hiding the coast under a dense pall of smoke.
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Seattle
Mt. Redoubt
Lofty Peak
Cook Inlet
Kenai
Clark's Condition Serious After Relapse
London reports William Clark, the prominent thread manufacturer, suffered a relapse today and his condition is listed as serious.
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London
William Clark
Brewers Strike Ends As Brewers Sign Agreement
Special Dispatch to the Standard, Great Falls reports the brewers strike ending today. American and Montana brewery proprietors signed the union demanded agreement but reserve the right to appeal to the National Brewers association executive committee. Striking workers reported for work but were told not needed today and to return Monday at 8.
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Standard
Great Falls
American
Montana Breweries
National Brewers’ Association
Knapp-Mrs Knapp Separate Maintenance Appeal
Mrs. Knapp seeks supervisory control from the Montana Supreme Court to overturn Judge M. H. Parker's May ruling denying a separate maintenance order for $200 monthly as Mr. W. Knapp, a Dillon hardware merchant, faces a quick marriage in California and a May 12 suit after a February split. The appeal follows Parker's May 22 denial and the case remains under advisement.
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Standard
Helena
W. Fef. Knapp
Dillon
Supreme Court
Knapp
M. H. Parker
Fifth District Court
California
Parker
AFL and Western Federation urge reorganization at Altman meeting
Denver May 31. Vice President Thomas S. Kidd and Secretary Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor addressed the Western Federation of Miners urging reorganization of the two bodies. The request was sent to the welfare committee for consideration and a resolution to engage in mining at Altman Colorado was adopted, presented by the Altman union. This marks the first step toward the socialistic idea urged by President Boyce.
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Denver
Thomas S. Kidd
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Western Federation of Miners
Committee On Welfare
Altman
Colo
Boyce
Labor convention shapes socialist platform and leadership
A report favors adopting a socialist platform and affiliating with the national socialist democracy. A home for indigent and maimed residents is deemed premature. President Boyce is likely to be re-elected with 30 days paid vacation. The Western Labor union convention received over twenty resolutions and heard speeches from Kidd and Morrison.
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Boyce
Western Labor Union Convention
Messrs
Kidd and
Morrison
Boys Escape From Reform School Near Miles City
Miles City May 41 two reform school boys Stanton and Hammerell escaped this afternoon around 4 30. They fled toward Blatchford on the railroad, with pursuers on horseback catching up three miles ahead by 6 00. They are still at large and would have been paroled soon. The escape will set them back a year if recaptured.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Stanton and Hammerell
J. B. Hawkins
Dickinson
Blatchford
Lynch heads Typographical union with overwhelming win
Reports from Indianapolis indicate James H. Lynch has been elected president of the International Typographical union by an overwhelming majority. Locals received sufficient ballots showing strong support for Lynch and his program at the union headquarters.
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Indianapolis
Ind
The
International Typographical Union
James H. Lynch
Northern Pacific to Build New Gardiner Depot
Livingston reports the Northern Pacific will erect a two story native stone depot at Gardiner, terminus of the Park branch, costing about 20000 dollars. The top story will house the agent and his family. Construction follows rapid extension, with completion in roughly three weeks or less.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Northern Pacific
Gardiner
Park Branch
Lesa
Wagner testifies on Philippines conduct before Senate panel
Colonel Wagner recounts a village burn to suppress murderers of a native ally. He praises General Bell as humane and says American treatment of prisoners was kind. He disputes claims of civilized warfare differences and cites about 100,000 in Bell’s provinces concentrated, with outside property confiscated and wealthy losing heavily.
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Washington
Wagner
United States Army
Philippines
Senate Philippine Committee
United States
Bell
Hughes
Hell
Robbers Tie and torture farmer near Berkley Alabama
Tom Harless, a Berkley area farmer, was robbed of $4 at a spring by two masked men. They bound him to a tree, nailed his flesh to the trunk, and stretched his hands overhead, leaving him bound until dark before a farm hand rescued him.
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Birmingham
Ala
Huntsville
Tom Harless
Berkley
Estinger Place
Deserter Escapes From Guardhouse at Fort Assinniboine
Special Dispatch reports Jesse Reynolds of the 1th United States cavalry escaped the guardhouse at Fort Assinniboine while awaiting trial for desertion. He rode the fastest horse attached to the guardhouse toward Havre, where the horse was found tied to a hitching post this morning.
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Havre
Jesse Reynolds
United States Cavalry
Fort Assinniboine
Army Cuts Militant Force by Eleven Thousand Men
Secretary Root issued a general order reducing the permanent army, cutting total strength from 77 287 to 66 497. Cavalry regiments drop from 15 540 to 14 040. infantry companies from 104 to 80. The plan divides the force into thirds with rotations between the Philippines United States and territories.
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Washington
Root
War Department
Pape
United States
Hawaii
Ith Pines
Preliminary Talk on Helena School Contract Damages
L D Vose of Heath & Co arrived in Helena for an informal conference with Governor Toole State Superintendent Welch and Assistant Attorney Mettler over the Montana claim for damages for violation of the school book supply contract. No terms were set and a future meeting will decide the state’s demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
L. D. Vose
D. ©. Heath & Co
School Book Publishers of
Chicago
Toole
Superin Welch
Mettler
Vose
Cavalry Units Reach Livingston After Hard Overland March
Two companies of cavalry from Fort Assinniboine arrived in Livingston after a three week overland trek to Yellowstone park. High water and heavy rains slowed them, forcing several river swims. They camp near the stockyards and plan to resume to Yellowstone in the morning for the summer.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Fort Assinniboine
Yellowstone Park
Lowstone
St Ahicane
Wants the Bonds Severed
Helena May 1 Mattie J McDaniel today filed for divorce from Henry McDaniel alleging their July 1 189 year marriage in Helena and more than a year of habitual intemperance She claims in August he threw hot water on her punched her and that on other occasions he struck her with a strap and dragged her around the yard They have one child aged two.
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The
Standard
Helena
Mattie J. McDaniel
Henry McDaniel
Temperanhee
Helena suit against poolroom owner moves to dismiss
Helena May 31 A new move in the suit of Helena Louis Johnson against the poolroom defendants seeks dismissal of the amended complaint. The court sustained the demurrer to the original complaint and found the legatee was not amended.
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Standard
Helena
Aew
W. ‘Py
Helena Louis Johnson
Sers
Org
Mystery Dispatch Fragment Tangles in Newsroom
Fragmentary dispatch describes an event at White Sulphur with unclear names and details about a telephoning or committee matter, mentioning Alice Forbesoft and a local board. The garbled text leaves the main action and participants only partly readable.
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Alice Forbesoft
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