Deputy fined after impersonating officer in quarrel case
Hank Reeser recently worn in as a deputy sheriff extended his authority and tried to collect a debt from Mrs. Bessie Hart with a woman of his acquaintance. He threatened to arrest Hart and was arrested for impersonating an officer, fined 90 dollars. John Harrington fined 50 for disturbing Mrs. Knostman’s home. Dan Herlihy fined 25 and Eddie Johnson fined 20 for related disturbances and liquor transport.
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Hank Reeser
Bessie Hart
Hughes Mock
Hart
Reeser
John Harrington
Knostman
South Dakota
Dan Herlihy
Eddie Johnson
Messenger Force
Plant Marries Hartford Widow at Branford House
New London June 1 The marriage of Morton A Plant yachtsman and capitalist to Mrs Ekle B Manwaring of Hartford was formally announced today at Branford House Eastern Point. The Rev F M Kerredge rector of St James Episcopal officiated and only a few friends attended. The bride obtained a divorce last April. She is 31 years old The first Mrs Plant Nelide Capron of Baltimore died last August.
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New London
Conn
Morton A. Plant
Ekle B
Manwaring
Hartford
Brandford House
Eastern
F. M. Kerredge
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Plant
Nelile Capron
Baltimore
First Panama Canal cash return reported in June
Washington reports the first cash return from Panama Canal investments as barge traffic began May 18 due to freight congestion. Tolls collected amount to 89.12 dollars on a 1.30 rate, with shipments mainly sugar from Hawaii. Vancouver notes H V Walker, longtime Dominion Express employee, held in police court on $8,000 theft charge after allegedly diverting funds from branches.
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Washington
United Staes
Panama Canal
Hawaii
Vancouver
Commoia
Walker
Dominion Express Company
German Foreign Minister Weds Countess at Arnsburg Castle
Prankfort on the Plain Germany June 18 Gottlieb von Jagow German foreign minister married Countess Luitgarde Ernestine Zu Solms Laubach today in a ceremony at Arnsburg castle The bridegroom is SL and the bride 4 years old.
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Prankfort-on-the-plain
Germany
Gottlieb von Jagow
Luitgarde Ernestine Zu Solms-Laubauch
Arnsburg Castle
Montana farmers forecast biggest crop in state history
W H Merriman of the Northern Pacific predicts Montana will harvest the largest crop ever, with soil moisture and irrigation easing drought fears. He cites favorable conditions across valleys and mountains, noting higher acreages and strong market prospects if demand remains solid beyond state borders.
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W. H. Merriman
Northern Pacific
Merriman
Mr. Merriman
Drouth
AMI
Readless tragedy ends in accidental poisoning at home
Miss Margaret Gallagher died after apparently ingesting carbolic acid mistaken for gin due to her inability to read. Found near her, the bottle caused death within hours. Doctors pronounced the cause as poisoning. funeral set for Sacred Heart church with brothers and relatives in attendance.
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Margaret Gallagher
Broadway
Sacred Heart Church
Ireland
Question of Affiliating With Labor Unions at Brethren Conference
Seattle reports that aside from officers, the Church of the Brethren general conference discussed future business in executive sessions. The key issue to be decided is whether affiliation with labor unions is advisable in strong organized communities, with sessions continuing through Tuesday. Attendance at county fairs with carnival features drew adverse reports and is expected to be reviewed.
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Seattle
Church of the Brethren
I W W Speaker Attacks Mediation at Industrial Commission
Edward Zur cher, organizer and treasurer of the Industrial Workers of the World, expounded his beliefs before the federal industrial commission in Paterson. He said 1913 silk strike leaders did not advocate violence, most bombs were planted by detectives, sabotage is common, and the I W W rejects mediation and conciliation as failures.
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New One
Edward Zurcher
Industrial Workers of the World
Paterson
Furcher
Thomas Hovell Dead After Self Inflicted Poisoning
Thomas Hovell aged 61, long employed by the British government in China and son of Sir Oliver M. Hovell, died today by his own hand. Police report a note attributing his death to business and domestic troubles as the cause. He is said to have taken poison.
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Hovell
China
Oliver M. Hovell
London
Sunlight Group of Mines Sold Again Near Whitehall
The Sunlight group of mines near Whitehall changes hands for about 300000 in a deal arranged by D A Morrison of Butte and Charles B Grimm, buyers from a York syndicate. The 21 patented claims form the property now under new ownership, with Mrs John B Wellcome A J McKay and Eugene Ring named as owners.
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Sunlight
Whitehall
American Mining and Development Company
D. A. Morrison
Butte
York
Charles B. Grimm
Morrison
Mr. Grimm
Sunlight Group
Mra
John B. Wellcome
A. J. McKay
Bgene Ring
Trial set for Tuesday on riot incitement charges
Pleas of not guilty entered before Justice Conn yesterday as two defendants face inciting riot charges from the Mineral Union parade disruption last Saturday morning. Officers Tucker and Nelson testified the case centers on an assault on Officer Nelson, who was pushed through a plate glass window. Preliminary hearings are scheduled for next Tuesday afternoon. Nelson, the complaining witness, refuses to withdraw charges despite sympathy for the defense. The read charge states the defendants used force and violence to disturb the public peace without authority.
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Justice Conn
Mineral Union
Tucker
Nelson
Defendanim
G. Gregory
William Rd
Maria Withers fights divorce citing cruelty by Jerry Withers
Mary Withers filed an answer to a divorce suit brought by her husband Jerry Withers, a well-known janitor formerly in Butte. She claims he was cruel during marriage, forced meal duties, threatened to beat her, and hurled hot tea at her, with additional false accusations and threats. the case remains pending while she resists desertion.
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Mary Withers
Jerry Withers
Butte
Withers
Tutte
Ax Abe
Gien
A. W. Gills
Mont
Why This Lady Recommends It Plant Juice praised by Mrs Foley of Butte
Mrs Foley a popular Butte resident testifies to Plant Juice tonic improving her stomach trouble and nervousness and says she and her children feel better. She urges others to try the tonic, claiming it cleanses poisons from blood, stimulates liver action, soothes nerves, improves appetite and sleep, and energizes the whole system. Sold at Smith Drug Co Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co Butte.
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Judge Foley
Butte
Ava. Foley
Duke
Smith Drug Store
Anaconda
Newbro
Trial Hears Larceny Charge Against Oscar Karri
Oscar Karri faced a district court trial on a larceny charge after allegedly receiving a $41 check from Brown Flanigan to settle debts and keeping the money. Prosecutors Metal fery and Roscoe led the case with defense by Joe Binnard and Alex Rodger. Alfred Palmer testified as the first witness. The trial adjourned before a verdict as proceedings paused amid questions over goods valued at about $80 and a $1,000 claim.
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Oscar Karri
Jult
Karri
Palmer
City cement workers halt work over warrants cashing
At the city wall yesterday it was stated that unless warrants are cashed the city cement sidewalk program will stop. The mayor said he would take control of all work funded by private contracts, with most property owners already using such contracts. Workers are paid with warrants from a special fund, but banks refuse to cash them, prompting threats to halt further orders if banks do not cash the warrants.
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Galatia Valley
Park County
United States Department of Agriculture
Montana
City Cement
Married Couple Rescued From Custody Battle by Humane Officer
Humane officer P J Gilligan induced the police magistrate to remit fines against Tama Hiska and Olga Thomsen, enabling release from the Butte jail. Justice Shea married the couple and provided two children as a wedding gift. The 10 month old license raised questions as county authorities consider legality and timing of the ceremony. The five and seven year old children were taken from the mother during arrest.
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P. J. Gilligan
Hiska
Tama
Olga Thomson
Butte City
Thompson
Justice Shea
Loma
Convicted bank teller released from prison
Harry Baseler former paying teller of the Third National Bank here was released after a 1918 five year sentence for embezzling $15.00. United States Attorney Houts said his attorney informed him of commutation. Baseler believed a Washington intercession by Rev. Harris Gregg helped secure the release. Baseler had been in prison for the theft connected to a $200,000 currency shipment incident. The report mixes with unrelated Asia Minor and Smyrna items in the same clipping.
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St. Louis
Ato
Harry Baseler
Third National Bank
United States
Houts
Baseler
Harris Gregg
Washington
Bryan
Taseler
Raymond Llane
Fire at Kingston Dock Destroys Ships and Sheds in Glasgow
A blaze at Kingston dock in central Glasgow caused by hot ashes damaged four schooners, several freight sheds, and neighboring houses. Total loss value not disclosed as firefighters battled the flames today.
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Ethan
Kingston Dock
Glasgow
Juror is dismissed for alleged bribery in Donlan court
Louis Grossman was discharged from the jury panel in Judge Donlan's court after being accused of soliciting a bribe. The case surfaced as the Mixt jury was about to start, with Breen alleging Grossman spoke to the defendant's brother and others offering money to influence the verdict.
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Donlan
Louis Grossman
Judge Donlan
Grossman
Peter Breen
V. Dwyer
Arthur Buxt
Enos Berkheimer
Breen
Juds Dontan
Grosaman
South Butte
Mre Hixt
Joe Archambault
Mr. Riven
Breer
Arthur Blixt
Arthur
Emmort
Archambault
Mr. Breen
Furor Grossman Retto
Ender
Rifles for Ireland Land on Connemara Coast
Dublin reports large quantities of rifles and ammunition landed at night on the Connemara coast by national supporters. The arms, said to be latest American pattern, were believed to be brought by mysterious vessels cruising the coast for a week. A torpedo boat will patrol to stop further gun running.
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Dublin
Connemara
Ireland
Divorce Case Reveals New York Action Against Borden
In New York in June, Helen M. Borden files for divorce from millionaire milk dealer Bogen Borden. The desertion charge follows an action recently filed in a California court. Borden says he cannot answer in person due to a trip to Europe.
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New York
Val. Bogen
Milionaire
Helen MM. Borden
Acton
California
Borden
Europe
Veterans Attend Commencement With Long-Def Honor
Veterans who served in the war between the states attended a commencement in Washington today. They possessed degrees that would have been conferred 30 years earlier if they had remained in college. Several veterans who came for commencement exercises received diplomas with the class of 1914. President Wilson issued an executive order reducing the maximum civil service entrance age from six to six years, affecting appointments outside Washington. Veterans may be examined without regard to age.
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Ate Vete Ity
Georgia
Puplic
Washington
Wilson
Hoong
Washington, D.C
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