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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1915
Page
13
A legal heir challenges a substantial estate amid heated contention and new enactments stirring dispute. Court filings name key parties and reference the disputed provisions influencing distribution.
Helena reports on the Thomas M. Pomeroy estate saga with state appropriation prospects, a long quest for rightful heirs, and court rulings in Lewin and Clark County. The piece covers legislative actions, a 1890 escheat, and the 1912 statute shaping recoveries for heirs. Big Timber reports a court sentence by Judge Stark on Gunder.
Birkeland was found guilty by a jury on a statutory offense. He fled bonds and, after weeks of pursuit, was captured at Lyons near Great Falls and will serve five years and six months in Dear Lodge. The Northern Pacific cattle damage case heard in the Hannah matter proceeded in court. Marvin of Billings designated to succeed A G McNaught in the Sixth Judicial district. his temporary stenographer role was made permanent last week.
Livingston June 12 The Park County High School commencement exercises were held in the opera house with 23 graduates. The program included invocations, salutatory and valedictory pieces, vocal solos, and diploma presentations. The class lists names of graduates and the baccalaureate sermon was to be delivered tomorrow evening by Rev. Henry A. James.
Deer Lodge reports a prison concert directed by W J Stevens featuring 60 members of St George Glee Club and a ladies quartet. About 400 inmates attended in the dining room as the program included five to six numbers and two by the quartet. The prison band, led by John T Viol, performed several selections.
Henry Robinson told the jury he did not know his revolver was loaded when he shot Tom Munro, as police and prosecutors debated lines of self defense. The trial heard details of Lincoln the patrolman’s report and defense attempts to introduce evidence of labor tensions in Butte, Montana.
Ray L. O'Brien of 127 Emily St Saginaw Michigan relates months of severe facial eczema. After trying various salves he used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, washing with the soap and applying the ointment until his skin became free of ooze. Ad copy promotes Cuticura products worldwide.
Goodyear announces a price reduction effective February 1 due to lower material costs and higher output. The move promises about five million dollars in annual savings for users, marking the third cut in two years and a total 45 percent reduction. The note also mentions additional factory costs to come.
Goodyear emphasizes fortified tires priced with extras. Five unique features raise costs and performance, while others are common. The company warns omitting extras could cut output profits and increase risks like rim-cuts and blowouts, insisting long wear and super service justify the price.
The court grapples with admissibility of attorney questions and juror impact during a trial involving Robinson and Munro. Judge Lentz admonishes Maury for improper questions while emphasizing jurors as fact finders, and references disputes over mine guards and union tensions. Mrs Robinson returns to the jury box with her baby as proceedings continue.
Miss Mary Barbara Healy of Butte becomes the first public school teacher in Montana to elect to come under the teachers pension law. The Helena board received her application today and expects others to follow as blanks were just sent out.
Mingoula June 12 Mrs Lina Houston named president of the Montana Federation of Women's Clubs after a by law report restructured districts from four to five. Districts listed with counties. Delegates named. Convention closes with resolutions and high school education endorsement. New York June 1 Frederick J Huse saenids shoots fiancée Anna Malmquist then kills himself in Central Park.
In Salem Oregon on June 12 Hans Sogonson a patient at the Oregon State Hospital hanged himself from a gas pipe in his room using his leather shoestrings. The act occurred after an episode described as self harming during his stay.
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