Timber lands case basis of an opinion
Helena June 1 two supreme court decisions. In Cobban Realty Co v Donlan Largey Lumber and others the lower court ruling to quiet title to timber on plaintiff’s ground was upheld for the defendants. Deeds A and 1 conveyed timber in fee simple with unlimited cutting rights. Deeds C and EE cannot limit those rights. The court rejects public policy objections to permanently owning timber apart from land and stresses adherence to law in contracts. A separate opinion upholds the state fruit inspection law and district court ruling for the defendant in a claim by H C B Colwill regarding destroyed fruit shipments.
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Uae
Sumice
Justice Holloway
District Court of
Missoula County
Fox
H.C. B. Colwill
Missoula
Appeal to Montanans for Relief of Mexicans
Helena June 1 Governor Stewart received telegrams from the acting chairman of the American Red Cross urging Montanans to donate money and food for Mexican sufferers. The appeal asks for gifts of money corn beans rice and flour with funds sent to the Montana Red Cross treasurer to be remitted to Washington for urgent relief measures.
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Helena
Stewart
American Red Cross
Mexico
State Red Cross Board
Montana
Montana Tedh Cross Board
Washington
State appoints two Kalispell and Jefferson officials
Helena June 1 The state industrial accident board announced the appointment of C A McAllister of Kalispell formerly with the bank exam office and of G G Watt of Jefferson county as ax bookkeeper.
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Helena
State Industrial Accident’ Board Today
C. A. McAllister
Kalispell
G. G Watt
Jefferson County
Judge Poindexter Named as Attorney General
Judge F. B. Poindexter was sworn in this morning as attorney general. His family is in California and will not arrive until fall.
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F. B. Poindexter
Judge Poindexter
California
Notice of hearing on probate of will in Montana estate
Fre Fodiciah district court in Deer Lodge County Montana. In the quarter of the estate of Josiah M Mer Fell deceased. Notice is hereby given that petition for probate of the will and letters of administration with annexed to W D Kyle has been filed and has been set for hearing on Saturday at 20 o clock a m in the courtroom of the court at the Courthouse in Deer Lodge County. Any interested person may appear and contest the petition and show cause why it should not be granted. MS Mndermott Clerk By P J Obrign Deputy Clerk Charles Mattiven Attorney for Petitioner.
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Wate
Montana
Deer Lodge
Josiah M
Mer Fell
Josiah A
W. D. Kyle
MS. Mndermott
P. J. Obrign
Charles Mattiven
Pott‘tower
Outlook very good for wool and crops in valley
Garrison June 1 The lambing season nearing close proves one of the best in the north end of the valley for years. Mild winter and April May rains kept sheep in prime condition. Wool crop outlook tops last year with rising prices. buyers offered 60 cents, but none sold. Wheat acreage rose significantly and promises a yield above last year. Grain advance is ahead of last year, with other crops similarly forward.
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Garrison
Bozeman Obituary Notes And Local News Tidbits
Bozeman residents recall Rudolf Michel who died after months of nephritis at his home, a Swiss native born in 1868, survived by his wife and three children. Augusta Adams, Civil War veteran, born May 20, 1824, remembered. Florence Crittenden and Bart Zimmerman wed in Great Falls May 22. Hannah Lund’s funeral held at family home. Mrs Morrill ill in Los Angeles after a stroke. W. J. Crittenden family formerly Bozeman residents. Local recalls of weddings, travels, and Memorial Day events. Car trips include Brinig and McAuvie to Butte. Van Fleet Jr. visiting from Helena. A B Davidson at Townsend.
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Bozeman
Rudolf Michel
Switzerland
Lnd
August Adams
Ephriam Adams
Cottonwood Creek
Deaconeas
Gallatin Valley
Kansas
J. F. Wells
Mont
Gallatin Canyon
Hannah Lundwall
Wem
Hozeman
Florence Crittenden
Bart Zimmerman
Fareweld, Mont
Great’ Falls
W. ‘J. Crittenden
Fairfield
James Dawes
J. P. Morrill
Lons Angeles
Morrill
R Mente
Mra
Louis Brinig
Frank McAuvie
Butten
Ring
George van Fleet Jr
Helena
Great Northern
A.B Davidson
Townsend
Lyndall
Erwin Blair
Boxeman
Gallatin County High School
Wilsall
Julius Lehrkind
Receiver Appointed in Missoula Land Office Case
Washington date June 1 William Murphy of Hamilton was appointed by the president as receiver for the Missoula land office. Washington June 1 The Supreme Court recessed until June 11 with no decisions announced in the International Harvester and other major cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biapaten
Stangara
Washington
William Murphy
Hamilton
Missoula’ Land aMree
Supreme Court
International Harvester
Three Law Students Face Offense Episode at University
Three law students are accused of breaking into the university law school, stealing next day's examination questions, and confessing the next day. Police were alerted as seven sheriffs and city officers helped investigate. university authorities will determine punishment, likely dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arce
Law School
Burglary Conviction in Missoula Court
Missoula June 1 Brooks and Edward Wilson were arrested weeks ago for burglary at a clothes-cleaning shop. Brooks was found guilty in district court and faces sentencing June 4. Wilson to be tried tomorrow.
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Missoula
Brooks
Edward Wilson
Heleena
Wilson
Helena
Rain Boosts Northern Montana Crops In June Deliveries
Heavy rain spread across the region with up to six hours of soaking precipitation in Great Falls and along the Great Northern line from Havre to Havre. Officials report steady rainfall today aiding farmers as elections closed in Great Falls for the Great Falls MUI and Smelter Men’s union with new officers to take office July 1. In Deer Lodge a June wedding tied Murray J. McLeod of Butte to Miss Frances Nicholson of Helmville in a Catholic ceremony led by Father Tandy.
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Great Falls
Montana
Fort Renton
Bie
Hox Tider
Raine
Great ‘Northern
Great Northern
Havre
MUI and Smelter Men's Union
Omice
Edwin Young
J. Loghlin
James Campbell
A. E. Stocke
FF. Fancuelli
Astin
A. Borngen
E. J. Peterson
Russian losses described in bold counterattack at cemetery
Report details intense ground fighting behind a cemetery where French troops repelled German forces. A rapid flank maneuver routed the enemy, a strange apparition of troops appearing unarmed, and heavy German casualties. The village was captured after a 15 minute engagement with many killed by their own artillery.
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Fermana
Austrian Statement Details Russian Losses In War Theater
Vienna reports say Russian troops suffered heavy losses while Allied forces advanced on the lower Tate Miceowks front. Austrian dispatch notes defeats of Russian forces on the north Przemyal front, with German troops storming forts and capturing prisoners and heavy weapons. The report also mentions continued artillery action on the Folgaria La Varenne plateau and minor fighting along the Corinthian front.
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Vienna
Amsterdam
London
Tate
San
Steniawa
Folgaria
la Varenne
Corinthian Front
Russian Reinforcements Reported To Praemysl Front
A Graz Austria Igen Post item via London notes Russian forces rushing to the Praemysl front and along the lower San. The dispatch cites three or four army corps arriving with more reinforcements expected, signaling potential protracted enemy resistance.
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Aimateraam
London
Graz
Austria
Igen
Rusalane
Praemysl
Tages Post
French War Office reports gains near Arras in renewed fighting
Paris June 1 military communiqué says Allied forces extended in the Arras sector to the north and gained positions near Aix Noulette Souches and Souchez. Sugar refinery center briefly captured then retaken by the enemy but Allies regained control. About 150 German prisoners taken and ground gained held despite counterattacks. In Le Pretre forest sector heavy bombardment preceded renewed trench lines.
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Paris
War Office
Arras
Aix Noulette
Souches
Souchez
Neuville
le Pretre Forest
American Independence union urges continued neutrality in war
Dr G H B Berke meier chairman of the unions executive committee and Richard Bartholdt president sent a message to President Wilson urging neutrality continuation. The group pledges loyalty and fidelity to the country amid the wartime climate. Market listings follow with grain and commodity quotes including No 1 hard and No 1 durum prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
G. HB. Berkemeier
American Independence Union
Richard Bartholdt
Congress
Missouri
Merman Ridder
Wilson
Wheat and flax bid list from Helena market notes
The Helena market page shows July wheat at 1.89 with high 145 and durum No 2 at 3301.31. Flax prices appear as 1.0t0e for July 1.78 and October 31.80, with other futures or grades noted.
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McCaull-Dinsmore Co
Helena
Northern
H.hais
Archduke Eugene Takes Command of Austro Hungarian Trent Defenses
From Brescia Italy June 1 it is believed Archduke Eugene has assumed personal command of Austro Hungarian forces defending Trent after leading the army against Serbia and receiving control of southern troops. His brother Archduke Frederick commands operations against the Russians. Eugene is popular with Austrian troops and knows the Alpine border area well.
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Brescia
Italy
Paris
Archduke Eugene
Trent
Serbia
Belgrade
Eugene
Archduke
Frederick
Women delegates greet European leaders in six cities
The International Congress of Women reports Miss Jane Addams and companions welcomed in Vienna by Baron von Bulan and Count Karl Stuergkh while other delegates meet King Haakon in Christiania and the Danish premier in Copenhagen. British cavalry lists confirm deadly gas poisonings with four officers and eleven men killed in Dorsetshire by asphyxiating gas.
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The
Hague
London
Jane Addama
Vienna
Maron von Bulan
Karl Stuergkh
Committee International Congress of Women
Misk el Batch
Christiania
Haakon
Copenhagen
Ish
Dorsetshire
Turks Checkmated in Aegean Dispatch Teases Endgame
Allied troops reported by an Athens dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company were advancing from Mitylene as of early June, signaling a pivotal moment in the theater around the Dardanelles with ongoing strategic moves and potential breakthroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mitylene
Athens
Exchange ‘Telegraph Company
Scenes of anti German riots in London after Lusitania sinking
After the Lusitania sinking, England saw near immediate anti German rioting across major cities and rural areas. The unrest lasted about a week with property damage, especially in London's East End, estimated at no less than one hundred thousand dollars. Two photos show a German shop ransacked and a baker’s protective measures against attacks.
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England
Lusitania
London
Turkish force strong as siege lines near Constantinople
The Times Athens correspondent estimates Turkish defenses at 275000 near the Dardanelles and Constantinople. He notes German aid to Turkish transport and commissariat, warning the Allies of hard fighting to reach the capital and that Ankara’s army will hold firm unless proven otherwise.
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London
Times
Athens
Dardanelier
Constantinople
Indictment of racing driver in Portland fatal crash
In Portland on June 1 Emerson Ried, driver of a racing automobile, was charged in connection with a May 1 crash on the boulevard leading to the Rose City speedway that killed Theodore C. Hyde and Harvey B. Miller. The indictment cites a statute from 1861. A second indictment under the old law was also found.
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Portland
Ore
Emerson Ried
Theodore C. Hyde
Harvey 8. Miller
Rose” City Speedway
Ried
Conspiracy Case Opens in Chicago Trial
In Chicago on June 1, evidence began in the trial of former police captain James Storon and ex-detective sergeants Michael Weisbaum and Pred Weisbaum. The men are accused of conspiring with state penitentiary officials to obtain protection and to commit a burglary to raise money for the policeman.
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Chicago
James Storon
Michael Weisbaum
State Penitentiary
Kay Sian
Close mayoral race in Los Angeles returns
June 1 report from Los Angeles shows a razor thin margin in the municipal election. After 171 of 460 precincts, Charles Sebastian leads with 17,988 votes to Frederick J. Whiffen 17,987, narrowing the gap to a single vote in the unofficial tally, with total ballots estimated between 9,000 and 8,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Charles ¥. Sebastian
Frederick J. Whiffen
Poultryman Pleads Guilty in Adultery Case
Mobile case details a millionaire poultryman entering a guilty plea to adultery charges. He was fined 100 dollars and costs after arrest in Mobile in January at a prominent hotel with Delilah Bradley of Pemberton. A federal case remains pending. bond set at 00.
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Mobile
Rator
New Jet
Foster
Delilah Bradley
Pemberton
Mann
Emperor bans living Italian works in German theaters
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William forbids performance of works by living Italian composers in German theaters during the war. The order was relayed from Amsterdam via Longon at 044 a.m. on June 2. The directive targets contemporary Italian composers and affects all German venues.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
William
Six killed in Dallas car crash include two year old boy
A Dallas automboile accident last night left six dead. Alexander Mc Kay aged 2 died while attempting to console other victims. Mc Kay was in a party of two when the tragedy occurred at the scene.
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Dallas
Texas
Alexander McKay
McKay
Tragic Truck Overturn In Opthans Home Event
Report describes a truck overturning while returning from an orphans home entertainment. White lay pinned beneath a steel rod from a stanchion piercing his left side as others struggled. McKay spoke calmly to victims. At least three children died as water filled the vehicle after weights and bodies trapped them.
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Opthans
White
McKay
Too Much Sentimentality For Youth Says Speaker
Chicago June 1 a lecture criticizes overemphasis on sentimentality in youth arguing that gauging character by surface behavior mislabels truants thieves and wanderers. The speaker urges focusing on genuine actions good deeds and restraint to prevent classifying youths unfairly while stressing risk of labeling all youths as doomed by brain pressure.
Two Women and Two Men Drowned Near Portland
Portland June 11 Two women and two men are believed to have drowned when their motorboat overturned late last night in the west channel of the Willamette River near St Johns a Portland suburb. Mrs Amos Weiss was found unconscious clinging to a board after being thrown into the water. The missing four are Mrs Ethel Martin Clyde Davinson of St Johns Mrs Dorris Shannon and Amos Wells of Portsmouth River police fear all four perished. Weiss said the boat broke a steering gear while midstream and one man grabbed a board as he fell overboard. She clung to the board for about five hours before being rescued.
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Portland
Willamette River
St. Johns
Sherman
Tech
Amos Weiss
Ethel Martin
Clyde Davinson
Dorris Shannon
Amos Wels
Portsmouth
Swedish steamer Pan linked to German torpedo boat inquiry
Copenhagen reports the Pan, a Swedish steamer, seen near Falsterbo transferring rifles bound for Hale Faria to a German torpedo boat. Danish authorities halted shipment for months amid doubts over destination. An investigation is ordered by the government. In Portland, Oregon, Charles Antchell died after poisoning himself in a saloon following an arrest for bad checks. He reportedly left a wife in Portland.
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Copenhagen
London
Hale Faria
Falsterbo
Ton Angeles
Cnarlen Antchell
Portland
Ore
J. Stevenson
Veterans of Confederacy Declare Their Loyalty
Ric mond Virginia June 1 Thousands of confederate veterans at the opening of their twenty fifth reunion cheered leaders hope that peace in America may not be disturbed by war in Europe They reiterated loyalty to the Union pledged support to the president and prayed for guidance in international affairs The climax came when Dr Henry W Battle closed with Our president God bless and protect and guard him as he steers the ship of state through world war torn waters.
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Ricmond
Tnei
America
Europe
Union
Cris
Henry W. Battle
Ship of State
Murder trial in Oregon set to start with fresh venire
Roy Farnam faces murder charges in the 1914 Edna Morgan case. A special venire was ordered after the jury panel exhausted. The trial centers on evidence including a horsehoe print purportedly from Farnam’s horse found near the burned Cow Creek barn where Miss Morgan’s body was discovered.
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Roy Farnam
Edna Morgan
Cow Creek
Skip- Worth
Roseburg
Ore
Miss Morgan
Parnam
Iria
Volunteers Pledge to War Ministry in Rome
Rome reports that two hundred thousand volunteers have presented their amen to the ministry of war and it has been decided to accept no more at present. The note comes via Paris at 4 10 a m.
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Rome
Paris
A Iy
Ministry of War
Funeral Notice for Walter Selene of Monticold
The funeral of Walter, son of Mire and Mrs. Abert Eitine, will be held at the family residence on Fourth street on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock. Rev AU. Btormans of Butte will conduct the service.
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Fane Selene
Walter
Monticold
Mire
Abert Eitine
Welieeday
Vafternoon
AU. Btormans
Butte
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