District Court at Butte Upheld by High Tribunal
The Montana Supreme Court affirmed the Silver Bow district court ruling that Emma Riley was not Joseph P. Riley's wife. The court also upheld Mary F. Mouat as administrator for Riley's minor son. A separate ruling favored Brunswick Balke Collender in a $400 claim and delivery case, and a Ravalli County conviction under the itinerant venders act was reversed for Tufts, deemed not an itinerant vendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Well County
Brunswick- Balke-Collender Company
W. J. Higgins
F. A. Tufts
Ravalli County
Jidge Holloway
Ite
Helen
Sheridan Red Cross reorganizes with new officers
Sheridan June 18 The Red Cross society reorganized and elected officials led by President Mrs L Sutherland and Vice President Mrs R W Rossiter. The group now numbers about 50 and spends three afternoons weekly preparing supplies. Also noted: Forest Ranger Smith reported 14 inches of snow at a station, and local officials Willson Bullerdick Linder Birrer and Haines traveled to the Upper Ruby to locate a drift fence and cut pasture under Ruby Valley Stock Association rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Lyon Reed
Willson
Clark
Dillon
The
Forest Service
Messrs. Bullerdick
A. A. Linder
F. P. Birrer
J. Haines
Upper
Ruby
Upper Ruby
Ruby Valley Stock Association
F. A. Fenn
Missoula
Forest Basin
Vida Young
Stayton
Ore
Sheridan School
Jeannette Huff
Clarion
Iowa
Jose Jensen
Millbank
Eskelson
Archie Elser
Hyndman Ranch
Hearing on interstate railway rates in Helena
In Helena on June 18 J T McGaughey assistant general freight and passenger agent of Great Northern challenged Montana railroad commission jurisdiction over four miles of line from Bear Creek field arguing interstate and intrastate business. The panel sought to set joint coal rates from Bear Creek to northeastern Montana via Sidney and to align intra state classifications with interstate rates. R C Fite chairman explained the Western classification rates under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Great Northern
Bear Creek
J. T. McGaughey
State Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
Montana
Sidney
R. C. Fite
Western Classification Commission
East Helena Smelter Increases Wages for 400 Men
The American Heating and Refining Company here voluntarily raises wages by 25 cents a day for all employed men, the increase to continue as copper lead is sold in New York at 11 dollars per hundred pounds or more. The move affects 400 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Iting and Refining Company
New York
ALS. & Globe
Ariz
E. T. Stewart
American Smelting and Refining Company
Arizona
Hayden Smelter
New Jersey
Port Amboy
Utah
Murray and Germain
Mingo
Parley’s
Salt Lake
Montana
East Helena
Great
Falls
McClelland Creek
Monarch
Montana Central
Northern Pacific to lay 2.27 million new ties this year
Livingston notes 2,270,000 new ties planned for Northern Pacific system with 216,000 replacements between Billings and Helena and Butte. Company abandons burning ties, offering them for firewood. State health officer Dr. Cagewell visits, elk disease scare ends, McKay outlines Cooke District operations, Lantry defends suit over hospital services, Odd Fellows memorial, park season prep at Gardiner, special train for park workers, and NP shops stockade plans abandoned to free labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WF. Cagewell
Yellowstone River
Robert I. McKay
Cooke City
Cooke
Keefe
New York City
Riyahiway
Np Itatiot
Sir. McKay
Gittora Lantry Jr
Billings
Absarokee National Forest
Clyde Park
Sioux youth pleads guilty to horse theft in Blair case
Helena June 18. Swan John Swanson, a Sioux from the Fort Peck reservation, pleaded guilty in federal court to taking a horse belonging to a woman at Blair and selling it in Culbertson for 20 dollars. He received four months in Lewis and Clark county jail. Swanson claimed he traded another horse to the woman for the one he took. His naturalization hearing was delayed due to not reading the Constitution. AUTO LICENSES. Helena June 18. About 30,000 automobile licenses have been applied for in the state though estimates of machine ownership range from 30,000 to 40,000. The secretary of state orders peace officers to arrest unlicensed motorcar owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Vosepn Croud
Blair
Culbertson
Lewis and Clark County
Fort Peck
Swan John
Swanson
United States
Ice Mint promises painless corn relief with cooling Japanese ingredients
An old advertisement touts Ice Mint as a cooling, pain free cure for corns and calluses. It claims immediate relief upon contact, soothing tired feet and preventing irritation, while removing corns and odors. promotes Japanese secret of healthy feet and easy application.
Pershing In The State Twenty One Years Ago
General John J. Pershing then a lieutenant visited Great Falls Montana in 1896 assisting a roundup near the city. He served as an usher at the wedding of Lieut Col J J Fleming and Florence Hieldt on Sept 9 1896. Pershing led 43 troopers to move Cree Indians camped near town under Buffalo Coat’s direction amid court actions to block deportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Fatl
John Joseph Pershing
France
United States
Montana
Great Falls
General Pershing
Fort Assinniboing
J. J. Fleming
Florence Hieldt
Pershing
Grea ‘Ails
Canada
Buffalo Coat
Little Hear
Pershing Land
Major
Sanno
Death of Herman A. Carson in Boulder Montana
Herman A. Carson of Boulder Montana died at his home from heart trouble at age 57. A 34-year Montana resident and Mills county Iowa native, he married Anna Hackett in 1890 and left seven children. Funeral services were held at the Episcopal church with relatives from Montana Nebraska and Butte in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Herman A. Carson
Montana
Mills County
Anna Hackett
Paola
Kan
Sims Estes
Barrett
Episcopal Church
Mitchell
Mra Bernard Carson
Mise Gertrude
Madison, Neb
Carson
J.T. Hackett
Helena
Mr. York
Anaconda
David Hackett
Butte
Leslie Beardsley
Railroad Guard Shot Near Tunnel In Missoula Battle
Private T. E. Haines of the Second Montana was wounded in the foot after a firefight with two alleged dynamiters who tried to force entry near a Milwaukee tunnel beside a power dam east of Missoula. He exchanged about two dozen shots with the assailants before being taken for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
T. E. Haines
Montana Wi
Haines
Banner Enlistment Week in Great Falls Sees 49 Recruits
Great Falls reports a banner enlistment week with 49 recruits shipped to Army and Navy stations. Regular Army sent 23 to field artillery and other branches, Marine Station 18, Naval Station eight. four weeks total show 54 accepted and about 400 rejected for physical defects. Also Jap sinks a submarine in the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Regular Army
Field Artillery
Infantry
Cavalry
Engineering Corps
Signal Corps
Marine
Naval Station
Thirty for M Cool Sentence in Connery Killing Case
Minneapolis June 18 Mc Cool convicted of third degree murder for complicity in the killing of Patrolman Connery in this city last May was today sentenced to 20 years imprisonment in the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Cool
Minneapolis
Mc Cool
Satrolman Connery
Princeton Receives Large Gifts This Summer
Princeton University announced gifts totaling 284000 from alimal and others during the past few months. The donations support various university programs and projects, underscoring strong philanthropic support for Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinceton
Princeton
N. J
Alimal
Princeton University
Red Cross campaign seeks 20000 in county drive
Pa Silver Bow county plans an $150000 drive to fund Red Cross war relief for soldiers. Committees led by Dan Colesman and J. J. O Neil organize headquarters, publicity, and lunches while Wilson urges confidence in gifts. Disbursements to Sept 1916 totaled over 2 million with 69 million spent in spring 1917 on dental and medical needs for Europeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
Dan Colesman
C. W. Goodale
J. R Wharton
MM. Donohue
George N. Bennetts
A. L. Matter
P. F. Phillips
Will
John Brophy
Malcolm Gillis
Hat
A. ‘. Matter
Woman's Committee
P. J. Brophy
P. H. Mccarthy
Cop. Trish
Red Cro Organization
Red Cross
Antietam
Battlefelds
Europe
Advertising talk at Butte Advertising Club luncheon
At the luncheon of the Butte Advertising Club at the Finlen Grill, David N. Mosessohn, grand president of the Independent Order of Bnai Brith, journalist and lawyer and former president of the Advertising Club of Portland, Ore., will be a special guest and deliver an address on Advertising. Arnold A. Scheurmann will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Advertising Club
Finlen Grill
David N. Mosessohn
The
Independent Order of What B'rith
Advertising Club of
Portland
Ore
Arnold A. Scheurmann
Britain’s Expenditures in U S Hit 50 to 60 Million
Lord Northcliffe, head of British missions, announced that weekly British expenditures in the United States range from 50 to 60 million dollars. He cited a single contract of 40 million dollars placed in one day and spoke of organizing efforts and lessons from Britain and its allies since their entry into the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Britain
United States
Lord Northcliffe
England
Britain
Inspect Grain Elevators To Cut Fire Losses
The Fire Underwriters' Association of Minnesota and North Dakota appointed 180 members to inspect grain elevators across Minnesota Wisconsin Montana and the Dakotas. The move aims to prevent unnecessary fire losses as part of food conservation after government reports on nation wide food loss fires. Washington will pay women the same as men in the navy department for similar roles per Secretary Daniels responding to Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt. Paris reports 270 volunteers left American field service headquarters last week raising total American ambulance corps in France to 1 500 serving or in training within the army zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Fire Underwriters’ Association of
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Montana
Dakotas
Northwest Committee
National Board of Fire Under
Washington
Navy Department
Daniels
Carrie Chapman Catt
National American Women's Suffrage Association
Paris
American Feld Service
Youthful Suspect Seized in Boston Robberies
Boston June 18 14 year old James Thompson was arrested as the bandit who held up seven persons at gunpoint over the last two weeks. He initially admitted responsibility but later recanted, police say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James
Thompson
Reward Offered for Springfield Kidnappers and Murderers
Jefferson City Mo June 18 Gov Gardner today offered a reward of 500 for the capture of the kidnappers and murderers of little Lloyd Keet of Springfield Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Italian Commissioners Entertained At Chicago
Italian commissioners to the United States were entertained in Chicago with a luncheon at the Laddie and Sirloin club after touring stockyards and Lincoln Park landmarks. Marconi spoke at dinner noting Italy's war privations and the need for stronger anti submarine measures as U S food logistics and transport are discussed. The visit included a wreath laying and a formal send off for Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Middle West
Laddie and Sirloin Club
Arthur Meeker
Armour & Co
Lincoln
Lincoln Park
Pittsburg
Guglielmo Marconi
The Hun Pirate of the Sea
A brief note introduces a feared Hun pirate at sea, presenting a claim of danger and daring actions. The text references maritime threats and a central figure associated with piracy, signaling a sensational historic angle without details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pirate OF the Sea
U-boat Pirates Spotlighted in Wartime Propaganda
Fragment discusses a claim that a unity with women will boost efforts, accompanied by praise for the alleged actions of U-boat pirates. The tone underscores propaganda aims and wartime morale without detailing specific events or officials.
Anaconda News Horse Drowned Crossing Swift Stream
Louis Rivers lost one horse and a second horse drowned while crossing Warm Springs creek near the shooting grounds. Rivers attempted to water the team by wading through the stream but a swift current dragged the animals under a bridge as the wagon struck the side, leaving Rivers to escape with a knife and free the first horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rivers
Warm Springs Creek
Thell Shooting Grounds
Rivers
Names from a historical list across cities and individuals
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous personal names and locations including hubs like Butte Chicago New York St. Paul Detroit and Missoula. It reads as a roster or directory fragment with many initials and surnames presented in no clear order. There is no coherent narrative or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub HM
Sassett
Serena
R._H. Rolf
Culin
Ohio
D. Vance
Greatill
Ingalke
Missoula
J. P. “Allan
A. T. Wright
Butte
E Wrymorth
Chicago
John
New York
Edward H. Lang
FF. Benedict
St. Paul
F.C
G. F. Zang
Detroit
John W. Duel
L. Kaught
Minneapol Taylor
Salt Lake
A. L. Cobb
C. H. Goris
Ten Mile
M. Wilson
H. M. Groupin
George F. Ingram
Helena
Ernest Kemp
Thomas Boland
P. ‘Tirsch
Frank W. Levy
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Rileys
TUFTS
Sheridan News
Livingston News
Farm Mortgage Corporation
Mont
Leutenant
Assinniboine
Boulder IS
London
Mediterranean
Ymuiden
Holland
Bahia
Copenhagen
Cameronian
el Paso
Texas
Thomas Lyons
Felix
Bo Jones
Fort. Worth
Bondind T. J. Coggin
Millard Coggin
Lyons
Silver City
N. M
Tis
Sec
Treasury
Wilson
American Red Crom
Great International Organisation
Man
Fisk
Fisk Tires
Montana Motor Sales CO
F. M. Osborne
Anaconda Overland CO
Marconi
Italy
Taly
Mande
Der
Berliner Ilustrirte
Zeitung Original
Geargh Tor Prey
Anaconda News Horse
Carter
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