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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1915

Page

12

Contempt case against Mrs Anna Nett dismissed for lack of jurisdiction

Miles June 18 Judge J Miller Smith dismissed contempt proceedings against Mrs Anna C Nett over removing her mother Mrs Mary Murphy from Helena citing lack of jurisdiction. A supreme court habeas corpus case about Mrs Murphy’s release from St Peters Hospital is set for Sept 20. The petition seeks revocation of guardian Father J J Carroll of her mother and her sister amid claims of estate mismanagement and alleged immorality. Carroll now in Chicago, alleged to have accounted for only $11 000.

Effort to Kill New County Law Sparks Petitions

Two Breagher county petitions, each signed by 218 people, seek referendums on a winter enacted bill creating new counties. The move targets the current law and aims to bring the question to voters at the next general election amid opposition from counties wanting new divisions but blocked by provisions.

Fister Alderson Breagher Te Iemot Meagher Minmaker

Rhoades Named Secretary of Railroad Commission

Helena reports W B Rhoades of Havre chosen as secretary to succeed K P McLaren in the railroad commission. The former legislator and lawyer will take office at a $2400 annual salary amid competition from several applicants including T F Holling Jack Tracy Frank C Pogarty and N Bannon.

Tutte Frank C. Pogarty N. Bannon Great Falls

Paving Petition Advances in Livingston City Plans

Livingston residents push for miles of paved streets with a petition showing majority support from property owners on Maintreet. The council plans to review petitions and act if not objected to by a majority, while local preparations for a July 5 parade include two large wagons and parade arrangements. Ant French, a Northern Pacific director from New York, visited with his wife in a special car.

Livingston William Alent Occupi Meston A.W. Miles Lumber Iat Company Ant. French Northern Pacific Wednessas Mr. French New York

Accident at University Orchards kills Hamilton man

Hamilton resident Robert Shockley, employed on the University Orchards company ranch, was killed in a mishap while unfastening harness. He was crushed when the horses plunged forward as the traces and tongue were released. The incident occurred while he was unhitching the team. Local authorities investigated the accident and the community mourns the loss.

Hamilton Robert Shockley University Orchards Company Wax Fee Salt Lake City McLaughlin yn san _Bernned Amine Bhretersuphin Mite Eva Manbolpie Af Pendleton Ore Tarangueri West Fork Toano

Fatal freight wreck on Oregon short line near Apex hill

Dillon June 187. B Vleck a traveling painter of Lima Ohio was instantly killed and Paul Nagle JM Lami and Matt Nusela seriously injured when freight train 277 wrecked on Apex hill near Dillon just before midnight. Conductor Trefilling and brakemen Barnett Kellum led the crew. The double header locomotive Knox and York escaped injury. Twelve cars were wrecked including three coal cars turned over and a large refrigerator car with eight boxcars of merchandise and coke. The mangled remains were brought to Dillon. an inquest held this afternoon. Wrecking crews were dispatched from nearby towns. freight traffic halted for 96 hours with 12 more hours needed to clear the line.

York Fleani Lam Lamb Niset Ng Pinck Dillon

Case of G. W. Lewis to be argued today

Houtman June 18 The testimony concluded this afternoon in the state of Montana against George W. Lewis on the charge of murder in the first degree of a man named W. Xinmies The instructions to the jury will be given Saturday morning and the argument will be made by his attorney Fe tnt who was on the stand Thursday evening The defense contends Lewis stated the shooting was not intentional and testified to the gun being used during a struggle to prevent an attack The case hinges on whether the shooting was accidental and Lewis claims he did not intend to shoot Ennis George A. Lewis, a farmer, testified about the killer’s character and the scene near the farm where the shooting occurred

Lewistown Montana, Sportsmen's Association Rod and Gun Club Byland Aya Atceene Aeitager Lewle Hinnis Lewis Ennis Finn Mr. Lewis George A. Lewis

Deer Lodge Moose Clubhouse Planned After Meeting

Deer Lodge Mooses held regular meeting at Knights of Pythias hall where initiation of new members was approved to fund a clubhouse. W. MM. Line led as Coastmaster as members gave brief talks and heard performances by a five piece Moose orchestra and individual vocal solos from Rick Lincoln Carl Dietken and others.

Area TF. Shea M.A. Metherson RN Standard Mr. Clark Bigelow Ian Westley Wilder Hert Germain Moose Pleasus WE Sloper C. M. Clark Rick Lincoln Carl Dietken

Grand Canyon Auto Trip Plans Announced

Voueman June Ik A Le Love of the Gallatin Automobile Club returns from trips to Butte Mammoth Hot Springs and Cody WY. Officials say the state auto tour to the Grand Canyon will gather in August with Jubilee in the park. All members must register by August 1 and commit hotel expenses to secure accommodations.

Voueman A. le Love Gallatin Automobile Butte Ann Mammoth Hot Springs Cody Wyo Grand Canyon National Park State Automobile Lab Moxeman Aug Conch Holm Moilh Hot Springs Brett Major Friese Harry Childs Yelowstone ‘Transportation Ark State Automobile Ciu A. Ta Love Gallatin Automobile Club Love

White Sulphur News Local Visitors and Property Sale

June reports list residents and visitors from White Sulphur Springs traveling to Helena for family visits and medical needs. John Lucas purchases the Lohman property on Crawford Street from the late Edwards estate. Several out‑of‑town residents visit White Sulphur, and others contemplate agricultural opportunities in the valley.

Tra Hampton Helena Mr Hampton Genevieve Smith Shawmut Suen John Glkerson Sire Hugh E. Babcock Ailes City W. G. Whetstone Ber~kin Ranch Smith River John Lucas Lohman Crawford Street BLM Edwards Aubrey Bslick Butte Surrey Hospital Stman William Huck Boise Thlatio George Dobson Nnige Minn W. M. Zadowan Ke 'Gadow Sidney Mont F. Kiiar Amnamoore N. D Otto Calis Frank Lynch Jack Mysore Pti Eke

Urey Park at Warmington June 18 event noted

Report from American Consul General in Constantinople to the State Department notes ramming creases and a rise of 15 to 20 percent in import duties on goods entering Turkey. The date cited is June 28 with corrections on June 25.

Warmington Turkey Ne Aa Crect Aries State Department Constantinople

Closing Exercises at Helmsville School Reach Close of Year

Helmsville June 18 marks the close of another year at Quigley School with an Ellsworth hall program. A large audience praised talent and training as students performed The Birth Flowers The Wurglar and The Burglar with several scenes and a chorus by Frances McCor Coughlin. Graduates were thanked for their efforts and the event featured dances, poems, and selections by young performers including Hilaria Geary Flora Raymond and Mary McDonald.

Helmville Hriday Quigley School Ellsworth Hall Ellen Wied Mattie Barbara Frietehie Charles Suc Asses Trene Coughlin Frances’ McCor- Coughlin Schoole Howees Glass Bird Robert Hickens Plura Raymond Hilaria Geary Flora Raymond Mary + McDonald Ruby Couxtiin Neil Speiker McDonald John Coughlin Jack McCormick Jim Geary Joe Spelker Mae Geary Leatha Bartholomew Rubylin Mary McDonald Dan Geary The Wehool

Fatal Auto Wreck Kills Child Victim Identified

A serious auto accident in the evening near Torey injures a young girl who dies as a result. The child, a year old, was the daughter of the family involved and the crash is under investigation by local authorities.

Torey Fund Ant the Alin

Mine Barbara Tale Involved Injuries After Car Rollover

Mrs B Whitcomb and three others suffered injuries when the car failed to brake on a steep grade at Frail Bridge. The vehicle toppled 29 feet down a slope, pinning the occupants beneath. Frank O Neil and Sam Dare were among those injured in the accident.

B. Whitcomb Barbara Frank O'Neil Sam Dare

Electric chair looms for condemned Becker

Albany court cases Becker's fate tied to murder of Herman Rosenthal. Convicted of inciting the Ming Sing crime, Becker faces the electric chair the week of July 13. Governor Whitman may grant pardon, but federal favor seems unlikely and the fate rests with the governor and court.

Court of Albany N.Y Kater Hecker Fee New York Dew Hecker Herman Rosenthal Whitman United States Supreme Court

Austrian Destroyers Bombard Italian Cities Reported

June 18 dispatch from Tome via London cites Allied war office release about Austrian destroyers attacking Italian ports. Skirmishes damaged coastal facilities near Vesuro and Wenar, with additional impacts around Timin-O. Separate Chicago note reports a pianist Miss Potter missing since Wednesday night after leaving for the Tush Temple Conservatory. Aurora borealis observed over wires as electricity services show disruptions. Mayor Albee urges patriotic decoration and wearing national colors in support of the president amid international tensions.

Tome London War Office Shine Sutheast Vesuro Hi Wenar Timin Grace George M. Pulls Potter Tush Temple Albee

More Than Million and a Half Prisoners Taken

The Havarian Staats Zietung reports prisoners taken by the Central Powers up to June 1 total 1,610,000. Distribution listed: Russians 1,240,000. French 255,000. British 24,000. Belgians 41,000. Germans 89,000.

Herlin London Havarian Staats Zietung Toussians Bergiams

McCarthy's Market Ad Lists Fresh Goods and Poultry

A crowded market ad details prices for flour potatoes onions hams bacon and beef. Poultry arrived Friday noon with young stew chickens and baking springs. Out-of-town orders receive strict attention and cash discounts offered.

Young Springs McCarthy's

Relay drivers arrive in Butte before time

Missoula dispatch describes the Chicago to Seattle Yellowstone Trail relay with drivers from Butte, Missoula, and Deer Lodge. The Butte leg ran in three hours forty minutes ahead of schedule, aided by Walter Beck and Jack Warner. The run, promoting the Yellowstone Trail, covers 265.6 miles from Butte to Wallace via Livingston and Missoula with fast relays and minimal delays despite rough roads and a wheel incident.

Jack Warner Missoula Stevens-Duryea Ston Butte Aly Higwony Matt F Park Walter Beck Deer Lodge Pratt Aberdeen Parks Restone ‘Trail Association National Parks Highway Association Chicago Roested Yellowstone Trail Association WH. Thompson Seattle Milwaukee Plains Mountain Road Silver Tow County Mingo Chiccago Milwankosh Oshkosh Stevens Point Chippewa Mintonpolis Minneapolis Marmarth Mies City Miles City Llensburg Hutte-Missoula-Wallace Yellowstone Jay Tad Thompson Wallace Trait Association Lesh Tors Continental Divide Continental Divide Into Wate Thee Hock Barry Teft Misswata Thibodeau Butsonia Mane Gune Harry L. Olive Spokane Idaho Sishap Olive Coulee City Ellensburg

Jewelry Recovered After Longley Theft Breakin

Jewelry valued at 300 to 400 dollars stolen from A L Longley residence 821 Weather Street was recovered by city detectives at the South Arizona Street loan office. Burglary traced to an entry through a broken side window with a cut on the thief, ransacking complete. some clothing and a revolver noted as missing. A good description came from the pawnshop proprietor where loot was sold.

A. L. Longley Weather Street Sam Loan Ariezona Street Iniform Butte Jewe

Forts marked for preliminary hearing in assault case

Preliminary hearing for Stark Foxter, held by county authorities on first degree assault charges, was continued for a week by Justice Doran. The poster alleges Foxter assaulted Dugan Rowane. Henry Robinson, co-defendant, was acquitted this week of murder at Thompson Park in a Murray bank holdup case.

Stark Foxter Doran Dugan Rowane Henry Robinson Thompson Park

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Anna Nett W. B. Rhoades Railroad Commission Livingston News Hamilton News Oregon Short Line T. B. Pleck Dillon Ties G. W. Lewis Farge Ares Ty Wren Workman Avaus White Sulphur News Urey Park Helmsville School Ay Hvereleve Becker Piscern Arts Momiatas Tengrapa Sagen Wilsey Britain Sir H. B. Jackson, Kcb Henry B. Jackson Entio McCarthy North Main Wallace Iur Weill Beck Longley Courenur Fost Rma
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