Traffic threats from spring freshets hit Montana rail lines
Railroad operators in Montana face spring freshets endangering service across the state from the southern border to Glacier Park. Reports describe washouts, earth slides, and dangerous track sections, causing late arrivals and possible crippling of western and central routes as Big Hole River flooding threatens the Short Line track at Summons. A court case in Deer Lodge County seeks divorce. Mary Velich sues John Velich, alleging desertion since 1913 with residence in Montana for 19 years and ongoing separation. The clerk serves the defendant. failure to answer may lead to default.
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Great Northern
Big Hole Canyon
Missoula River
Montana
Glacier Park
Perth
Big Hole
District Court
Third Mjudicial District
State of
Deet Lodge
Mary Velich
Plain Ut
Velich
Lard Point
Idaho
Helena
Northern Pacific
Havre
Points
Butte
Great Falls
Fortage
Shelby
Troy
Bonner’s Ferry
Missoula
Montana Divorce Suit In Deer Lodge County
The article records a Montana district court divorce action filed by Anna Gardner against Edwin Gardner in Deer Lodge County. It notes intermarriage in Anaconda on January 1, 1618, 20 years of Montana residence, desertion since May 9, 1913, and seeks dissolution of marriage with Mary Henrietta Gardner as child custody. It also mentions deadlines and a court seal.
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Anaconda
Deer Lodge
State of Montana
Montana
Mary Henrietta Gardner
Filing Declarations Grow in Bow County Race
Several names join the Bow county candidate list with Democrats filing most of the declarations. Three Republicans have declared, including one woman, while no women have filed on the Democratic ticket. Names appear with addresses and offices sought such as auditor clerk recorder sheriff assessor and justice of the peace for Silver townships.
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Bow County
Repubs
Woma
James Kane
West Silver Street
Tom J. Hunley
Clear Grit Terrace
John Powers
Anaconda
Dama “Street
O'Rourke
A. S. Sullivan
North Met Avenue
Thomas Mull Ran
Clayton Avenue
Silver Uw Township
Man Guilty For Calling Wife Ugly In Own Home
Neal Cannon was found guilty by Judge Whiuy of creating a disturbance in his home after cursing his wife. He declined a $20 option and walked out to reflect. Another incident: Owen McLaren broke a window of a female inmate's room, fined $8 by the city.
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Neal Cannon
Busy times in light of naturalization tour through Montana
Attorney R W Thomas of the federal naturalization bureau visited Tutte en route to Philipsburg to handle in person filings. He will then travel to Deer Lodge Missoula and Thompson Falls with plans to cover more Montana towns next month. The trips aim to allow applicants to file before the August primaries, as law requires voter registration a set period prior to an election.
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R. W. Thomas
Naturalization Bureau
Federal Government
Tutte
Philipsburg
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Thompson Falls
Montana
Butte
Death of Herbert Nead shocks many friends
Mrs. Herbert F. Nead formerly Jessie M. MacMillan of Butte travels from Detroit to Portland and visits brother Phil MacMillan. Herbert E. Nead, known in Butte and Helena and employed by Grand Trunk, died in Detroit on March 16 after an accident. He was 11 years old.
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Herbert F. Nead
Jessie M. MacMillan
Butte
Detroit
Portland
Phil MaceMillan
Herbert E. Nead
Helena
West
Grand Trunk
Temporary injunction refused by the court
Judge McClernan refused a temporary injunction in the case of John Radovich against William Page. The court found the plaintif insufficiently proved an agreement to extend the lease. Radovich rented a site for a restaurant and sought to stay, claiming improvements and a one year renewal, but produced no documents. The restraining order was denied to prevent Page from moving Radovich out.
Telegram urged Walsh for Supreme Court vacancy
A long telegram from the United Mine Workers of America urged President Wilson to appoint Frank P. Walsh of Kansas City as the new Supreme Court justice after the resignation of Charles J. Hoe. The message, ordered by the miners’ international executive board now in session, was sent from Indianapolis on June 20.
Chesterfield Cigarettes Claim Mild Yet Satisfying Experience
An advertisement extols Chesterfield cigarettes as uniquely mild and highly satisfying, claiming they outperform other brands. It asserts the blend results from extensive tobacco sourcing and years of experience, urging readers to try a 20 for 10 cent trial and experience the claimed benefits.
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Odee
Bone
Hani
Ward Court
Attori
L. Wdermutt
Erk
James
Ney
District Court of
Third Judicial District
Anna Gardner
Plaintim
Edwin Gardner
Court
M. L. M'Dermott
Clerk of School Trustees
Mont Deer Lodge County
Prescott
Daly
Bryan
Fourth Street
Moore
Lincoln
Herbert Nead
America
United States
Hesterfields
Liggailte Myers Tobacco
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