Butte appoints new police chief after Reynolds resigns
Mayor Mullins replaces James M. Reynolds with Thomas Mulholland after Reynolds resigns amid dispute over grounds for departure. Mulholland, former chief under Mayor Harrington, will assume duties Thursday after council confirmation. Reynolds to wind down business interests.
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James M. Reynolds
Butte
Thomas Mulholland
Mullins
Reynolds
Mont
City of
J. M. Reynolds
President Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Harrington
Mulholland
Special Meeting for Sister Teney Funeral Arrangements
A special meeting of De Stere branch No. M2 L C B A is set for Tuesday at 2 oclock at O G T hall to arrange Sister Teneys funeral. Mator branches are urged to attend as Nora A Rowan recorder notes.
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de Stere
No. M2
Prisoner Escapes From Miles City Jail
Alexander Dally confined in the county jail awaiting grand larceny trial escaped by sawing through an inch iron bar at the window this morning. An outside helper suspected. Otto Geard says he heard a knock at the window around 2 o clock. Jailer Kircher Under Sheriff Western and Deputy Hostetter pursued. Dally allegedly sold cattle mortgaged to Mrs Lize Farr and ran for her.
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Standard
Miles Ty
Alexander Dally
Otto Geard
Kircher
Western
Hostetter
Savage
Helena
Dally
Lize Farr
Federal Grand Jury Expected to Report Tomorrow
Helena June 1 federal grand jury expected to be ready to make at least a partial report tomorrow afternoon. It has considered manslaughter on the Blackfeet reservation where an Indian man was found dead in a coulee under snow with bruises and three other Indians charged with beating him.
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The
Standard
Helena
Federal Grand Jury
Blackfeet Reservation
Coulee
State Board of Education Holds Capitol Meeting
Helena June 1 The state board of education meets in the capitol with eleven members present two absent Leonard of Butte Johnston of Billings and Judge McConnell of Helena Reports from heads of state institutions and the diplomas committee are submitted to the committee.
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Standard
Helena
State Board of Education
Capitol
Leonard
Butte
Johnston
Billings
Judge McConnell
Illness Forces Woman to Hospital in Billings
Mrs. James Campbell of Bozeman, wife of a voting agent on the Crow reservation, arrived in Billings last Thursday to visit. She fell ill with pleurisy the next day while staying with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Evans. She was taken to the hospital yesterday as her pain intensified, and today’s report notes slight improvement.
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The
Standard
Billings
James Campbell
Bozeman
Crow
Lane
Warren Evans
Utah Supreme Court ruling ousts Salt Lake chief of police
The Utah decision holds that a mayor must secure a majority of the city council to confirm a police chief appointment. The case, cited from the Pacific Supreme Court Reporter May 18 1903, involved George A Sheets ousted from Salt Lake City police after a disputed mayoral appointment. Dissenting judge McCarthy disputed the city liability part.
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Butte
Pacific Supreme Court
Templeman
State of
Utah
George A. Sheets
Salt Lake City
McCarthy
Three Men Die After Molten Iron Blast At Steel Works
At Tolorado Coal and Iron works in Pueblo a vent opened suddenly sending molten iron and gas over workers. Three Austrian men were burned severely, pulled from the trench, rolled in mud, and rushed to hospital with doctors predicting they will die.
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Pueblo
Col
Tolorado Coal and Iron Company
One Thousand Sail for Nome on Three Steamers
Seattle June 1 One thousand people left Seattle for Nome aboard the Senator Oregon and Jeanne each vessel full of freight and passengers many were turned away The Jeanne chartered by De Soto Mining Company carries officers and employees bound for extensive placer mining in the Cornell City district Masters expect a continuous voyage despite no Nome arrivals since last autumn and uncertain Bering Sea ice conditions.
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Seattle
Nome
Senator
Oregon
Jeanne
de Soto Mining Company
Cornell City
Bering Sea
Binger Hermann Elected to Congress in Oregon
In a June 1 special election for Oregon's First district, Binger Hermann, Republican, won the seat to fill Thomas H. Tongue's death. He defeated Democrat A E Reames by about 2000 votes with Republican hopes of a larger plurality.
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Portland
Ore
Binger Hermann
Thomas H. Tongue
A. E. Reames
Harris
Republican Committee
Hermann
Filipino Girl Says She Is Officer's Wife
In Washington on Judge Advocate General Davis recommendation the Philippines commander general is ordered to investigate Lieut. Bidney B. Burbank of the xth Infantry at Fort Leavenworth who is charged by a Filipino girl claiming to be his wife with desertion. Burbank denies the marriage and calls the certificate forged. Davis will determine the facts of the alleged marriage and certificate.
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Washington
Davis
The
Philippines
Lieut
Bidney B. Burbank
Xth Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Burbank
Knife clash between night operators injures Thomas in Idaho
Special from Huntington Ore reports a fight between O. M. Thomas and D. G. West in Boise resulting in a knife wound to Thomas’s right breast and lung puncture along with minor knee cuts. The motive remains undisclosed.
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Boise
Idaho
Huntington
Ore
O. M. Thomas
D. G. West
Thomas
Government Receipts and Surplus for May and Year Totals
Government figures show May receipts at 44,567.36 and disbursements at 40,036.9%, yielding a monthly surplus of 2,526,973. For the 11 months of the current fiscal year receipts total 510,383,471 with expenditures 471,596,852 and a cumulative surplus of 15,946,619. Last year's June surplus stood at 874,056,100.
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Washington
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