Murder Trial On In Bozeman
The trial of Andrew Levenski for first degree murder in a copper claim dispute ends selection, with jury members listed. Proceedings begin tomorrow morning in Bozeman as the case draws local interest and attorney teams are named, including Walter Hartman for the defense and C E Carlson with Peterson for the state.
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Challens
Clarence Angell
Belgrade
Paul Woodward
Willow Creek
A. Pease
Bozeman
R. E. Snell Menard
W. H. Anderson
Charles Marble
J. L. Burns
A. H. Stafford
Botte Blevert
Lester
Lewistown News Roundup Covers Local Events and Flags
Lewistown sees conscription registration near 5000 with three precincts missing. Exemptions reduced city tally to 66. cards compiled under Joseph Montgomery. Epworth Teague delegates named for Missoula convention. Mrs. von Tobel attends state civics convention in Miles City. Funeral held for Patrick Pender in Kendall district. Windstorm damages three church windows. baccalaureate sermon at Methodist church. Commencement speakers set for next Thursday. Hageland murder case heads to insanity defense stage. Red Cross drive led by State Senator Gene Lane. Lewistown chapter grows. Roy Odd Fellows to build two-story hall with opera space. Grass Range eyed flour mill project seed money.
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Lewistown
Joseph Montgomery
Epworth Teague
Missoula
Charles Matill
Cecelia Isdward
Belle Harmon
Abbie Stuart
Jessie Moore
Margaret Williams
Pearl Kostenbader
R. von Tobel
Woman's Club
Miles City
State Federation of Womens Civics
von Tobei
Patrick Pender
Kendall
George Hirst
Episcopal Church
Christian Church
George Richmond
Methodist Church
Sianey Lanner
Nels Hageland
Taymen
Gene Lane
Denver
Red Cross
Lane
Odd Fellows of Roy
Order
Samuel Wright
Arthur Garrison
Belt
Grass Range
Cash Basis Plans Grow Among Helena Merchants
Helena merchants consider moving to a strict cash basis mirroring Missoula and Great Falls due to war price margins. Delivery charges of five cents for packages under fifty cents were adopted recently. The day also sees the Montana Supreme Court admit T H Lambert and five Missoula Missoula graduates to practice. The state fair catalogues promise $80 000 in premiums while a 12 day School of Prophets session opens at a Helena church with notable speakers. Dr Philip Cole heads to France as medical reserve, and Mount St Charles Alumni hold a reunion June 12 with a 40-seat banquet. Diplomas are to be awarded by Bishop Lenahan at Mount St Charles exercises. The land board plans to eject squatters from a 7400 acre Carter county tract previously withdrawn.
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Helena
Missoula
Great Falls
Supreme Court
T. H. Lambert
Fromberg
Law Department
The
State University At
Charles L. Lyman
Harvey A. Johnson
Butte
John F. Kerman
R.C. W. Friday
R. D. Jenkins
Lewistown
R. S. Skinner
School of Prophets
Montana
St. Pa Church
Leon H. Sweetland
Montana Wesleyan University
Joseph W. van Cleve
Chicago
James A. Beebe
Denver
J. W. Hancher
New York
Philip Cole
France
Medical Reserve Corps
Mount St. Charles
Joss John J. Crowley Jr
Loga A. Lacey
Cornelius Maher
Fiat Springs
Richard M. Manley
Arthur M. Manley
Alder
Walter J. Nilan
Richard Donohue
Three Forks
Mathias C. Lenahan
State Board of Land Commissioners
Carter County
Supreme Court Reverses Montana Suit on Federal Mining Law
Washington June 11 The Supreme Court reversed a United States district court ruling in Hopkins versus Walker. The Montana court dismissed the suit claiming no federal question. The high court found a federal question existed in interpreting federal mining laws, reversing the lower court. Senator Walsh argued the case for Walker.
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The
Standard
Washington
Supreme Court
United States District Court For
Montana
Frank Walker
Montana Court
Hopkins
Walsh
Walker
First Lieutenant Oliver Barber Ordered to Fort Keogh
Washington June 11 reports First Lieutenant Oliver Barber of the veterinary corps is ordered to Fort Keogh remount station for duty.
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Washington
Oliver _Barber
Veterinary Corps
Fort Keogh
Fatal shooting at Palmer street ends in death
Miles City on June 11 reports Nate Morton a colored porter was shot at Jack Davis house on Palmer street after midnight. William Simms a colored man fired killing Morton during a craps dispute over change for a five dollar bill. Six men were present and all involved were arrested.
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Miles City
Nate Morton
Jack Davis
Palmer Street
William Simms
Molton
Tucker
Simms
Governor promises square deal on county draft quotas
Helena June 11 Governor Stewart said the Montana draft allotment will consider county quotas and take each county’s details into account. He stressed every county will be given a square deal as the allotment is finalized.
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Helena
Stewart
Montana
National Forest Timber for Sale Sealed Bids July 14 1917
Sealed bids are invited by the Forest Supervisor at Anaconda Montana for all merchantable dead timber and live timber designated for cutting on about 200 acres in sec 25 T M R W Fish Creek watershed Deer Lodge National Forest Montana. Timber includes lodgepole pine Douglas fir Engelmann spruce Balsam fir white bark pine with an estimated 500000 feet B M and material for mining stalls props lagging converter poles and cordwood. Minimum bids set at 4 per M feet B M for timber over 18 inches top diameter 50 cents per cord for cordwood 1 1/2 cents for 12 and 16 foot lagging 6 cents for converter poles and other timber prices per piece follow.
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Anaconda
Mont
Fish Creek
Deer Lodge National Forest
Montana
Timber Bid Requirements and Forest Supervisor Details
The notice states a $250 deposit with bid and reserves the right to reject any bids. It requests full information about timber, site conditions, and bid submission protocols. Bids and related details are to be obtained from the Forest Supervisor in Anaconda, Montana.
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Bfore
Anaconda, Mont
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Adverts For Stomach Ailments
Taking Cathartics Ey ey for Weeks Don't are Stomach Trouble They do not eliminate the poisonous bile secretions from the system. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is the ideal prescription for Stomach, liver and intestinal ailments. One dose will prove that it will help you. For sale by Smith Drug Co. in Anaconda and druggists everywhere.
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Chicago
Mayr
Smith Drug Co
Asaconda
Advt
Quota to be based on population estimates says war dept
Miles City reports Dr. C B Whitney a longtime dentist and Elk member died of apoplexy. In the same city, the first annual convention of Thirty Good Government clubs of Montana opened at Washington school with thirty counties represented.
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War Department
Whitney
Miles City
The
Elks
Knights of Pythias
Good Government Clubs
Montana
Washington School
British Troops Seize More German Trenches Near Messines
London reports British forces captured another mile of German trenches southeast of Messines, along with seven field guns and prisoners, in the latest official briefing from British headquarters tonight.
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London
Messines
Farmers in North Dakota back Liberty Loan bonds say Hanna
Former Gov. LB Hanna chairman of the state executive committee issued a statement here today defending farmer subscriptions to the Liberty Loan. He responded to charges in Minneapolis that farmers in North Dakota and other northwest states were not meeting quotas, noting the state’s poor crops last year and the farmers liberal support.
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Fargo
Sune
Kota
Liberty Ic
LB. Hanna
Missing boats found after sinking of Southland
London reports the two missing boats from the British steamer Southland have been found and all 40 men aboard are safe. Among the rescued is Edward Rigney of New York. five Americans had been rescued earlier. Eight crew members were killed when the torpedoed ship sank while en route from Liverpool to Philadelphia. Washington notes a protest over the 2 percent special advertising tax tied to war tax, with a Senate Finance Committee review of mail rate changes.
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London
Edward Rigney
New York
Southland
Nam
Albert Lyons
A. McDies Geohegan
John McNeil
Jacob Houser
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Ball
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
Inland Daily Press Association
House
Pershing's Officers Arrive in Paris for Liaison
The first contingent of American officers on General Pershing's staff arrived in Paris at 12:33 pm. The party includes Colonels McCarthy Taylor Ireland Major Drum and Captains Moore and Parges with Maj James A. Logan Jr and Captain Carl Boyd meeting them. They come to prepare for American forces upon arrival.
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Pershing
Paris
McCarthy
Taylor
Ireland
Drum
Moore
Parges
Hey
James A. Logan Jr
Carl Boyd
German Citizens Granted Naturalization Certificates
San Francisco June 11. A superior court decision holds that German aliens who filed a declaration of intention before the war are entitled to naturalization certificates and thus become full citizens, overturning a prior ruling that during the war aliens might be naturalized.
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San Francisco
Brown satin dress with brown overdress and gold embroidery
Antonina admires a brown evening dress saying it suits her hair and looks artistic. The outfit features a brown satin foundation with a brown tulle overdress richly embroidered in gold chain stitch and gold beads.
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Antonina
Strike Settled At Inter State Utilities In Western Region
Spokane reports the Inter State Utilities strike by Western Washington and North Taaho operators ended for most exchanges. Wages rose 25 to 60 percent, while Wallace and Kellogg remained offline awaiting settlement. The company said the unionization of the system would be dropped as part of the agreement.
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Spokane
Intersate Utilities Company
Washington
North Taaho
Wallace and Kellogg
Two Strikers Killed in South River Factory Clash
In South River New Jersey on June 11 two factory strikers were killed and ten wounded when guards protecting strike breakers fired on a crowd of several hundred after being attacked with stones and bottles. The South River home guard 18 patrolling the streets to prevent further trouble. Several guards have been arrested.
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South River
N. J
Hermann Aukam
South River Home Guard
Mooney murder trial opens with Matheson testimony
In San Francisco on June 11 the murder trial of Mrs. Rena Mooney began with Captain Matheson on the stand. The state's opening claimed Mooney bought nitre to aid nitroglycerin and conspired to disrupt the Preparedness parade. Witness described the bombing site at Steuart and Market, noting debris, wounded, and two children nearby. The court showed 12 photos. defense offered a brick fragment image. The silent labor jury prepares to render an independent verdict for all U S unions.
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San Francisco
Rena Mooney
Matheson
Louis Ferrari
Ferrari
Mra Mooney
Market Street
Steuo
Mart Stree
Charles M. Fickert
Steuart
Market Streets
Myrtle Irene van Loo
Fickert
United States
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Goldberg
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Fee
Bell Syndicate
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National Forest Timber For Sale
North Dakota
Fashion HI
Rena
Lucifer
Dr. Williams
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Dr. Williams Pirk
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
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