Opinion on National Banks Real Estate Assessment
Attorney General Galen issues guidance to county officials on how national banks are to be assessed for real estate. He states shares are valued against stockholders equity and undivided profits, with the remainder representing taxable value. The state may inquire ownership of real estate but cannot enforce legality of acquisition. federal questions arise if banks violate federal laws. Motion for rehearing filed in Breele treasurer case, involving tax assessment injunction against a power company, with Supreme Court previously reversing.
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Rusk family assaulted after release from jail
Two men jailed for 30 days for assault on wood hauler near the city were released and returned to the Rusk home where they broke furniture, assaulted Mrs. Rusk, and drove off the family head. Sheriff deputies pursued. one man, Fred Welgrem, was captured. The second suspect remains at large and both face serious charges.
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Billings man marries Miss Parrish at Presbyterian Church
Miles City June 21. F. C. Butts of Billings and Miss Barbara Parrish were married Monday evening at the Presbyterian church by Rev. E. Ms. Galvin. The groom is a bookkeeper for Yegen Bros. of Billings. the bride hails from Far3ton Michigan.
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Billings
Barbara Parrish
Presbyterian Church
Good Roads Advocates Assemble in Portland
Portland hosts the National Good Roads association convention at Festival Hall expanding on the movement’s aims. Delegates, including many ladies, hear opening remarks by President W. H. Moore and officials like Attorney General Stephen S. Wise and Col. James Jackson. The assembly backs the Brownlow-Latimer bill to fund road development and pledges continued advocacy for highway improvement.
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James Jackson
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William D. Wheelwright
G. W. Allen
Board of President
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Brownslow
A. Mann
Florida
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Mann
Col
R. W. Richardson
Arsociauy
Sammittes
Aged Senator On Trial Over Timber Land Deals
An aged senator faced trial over financial ties to a timber land venture with Mitchell. Witnesses described partnerships dating to 1891 and 1896, with payments of 500 and 3500 cited. Judge Tanner noted arrangements and trust deposits, and the case adjourned for further testimony tomorrow.
Hoch to be reprieved in wife murder case, governor action possible
June 21 report says Johann Hoch, infamous for wife murder and multiple marriages, will receive a one week reprieve and perhaps longer. Official word indicates the governor plans consideration of the case before the supreme court ruling.
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Settlement Looked Remote in Teamsters Strike
Chicago June 2 A mediation effort to settle the teamsters strike seems as distant as a month ago. A committee of the joint council asked Employers' representative J W Farwell to arrange a conference. Farwell said only a settlement could come if strikers accept employers terms, which differ from the strikers demands. He warned there was no use for further talks unless a decision was reached by tomorrow. Governor Deneen was asked to intervene but refused. In a riot 300 men and boys attacked a wagon from Reid Murdock & Co at Forty second and Andy Wallace streets, injuring two guards and chasing a third. police dispersed the mob with no arrests. Read the Standard ads daily.
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Roosevelt backs Morton in Santa Fe rebate dispute
Washington June 21 President Roosevelt praised Paul Morton former vice president of the Santa Fe railroad now navy secretary as he nears the Equitable Life chair. The letters released show clashes between Justice and Harmon Judson over contempt proceedings against the railroad officers, with Morton spared.
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Married in haste now she'll repent
By order Lulu Mor row will be arrested for marrying A J Morrow at Rathdrum Taaho last week in defiance of the law forbiold her marriage within six months of granting of her decree of divorce from Capt James Coverly of the police force J A Bovette will be arrested on a similar charge The penalty is not more than six months in jail or a fine not exceeding 300 dollars
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A. J. Morrow
Rathdrum
Taaho
James Coverly
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Opening of the Stockholm Session on Norway Union Split
The extraordinary Stockholm session opened with King Oscar convened to address Norway’s declaration dissolving the union. The government seeks authority to negotiate with the Norwegian Storthing and draft a conditional settlement of the dual kingdom issues.
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Frisco Gunman Kills Nine Then Commits Suicide
San Francisco on June 21 faced a chaotic siege as Thomas Lobb barricaded himself on the fourth floor of a hotel room and opened fire on pedestrians, wounding several and killing eight others before turning the shotgun on himself. Police responded with a rifle squad, but the assailant died at 8 05 a m. Victims included W R Koffman C T Chevalis George De Laughton Vincente Romante and Joseph Lasibee among others. Lobb who carried 50 to 100 dollar bills in the gun muzzle inspired panic as a streetcar was fired upon and bystanders fled the chaos. The dead man identified as Thomas Lobb aged 28 a foreign visitor with British consul address in his belongings. Wounded all survived.
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C. T. Chevalis
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Quong Do
George de Laughton
Vincente Romante
Joseph Lasibee
Patrick Kascane
Jasl
John Green
Ofcer Kasse
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Hutchins
Thoman
San Francisco
San Diego man Thomas Lobb linked to SF shooting deaths
San Diego, June 21. Thomas Lobb, who killed himself in a sensational act in San Francisco today after shooting nine people, was a resident of this city nearly two years, leaving here a month or two ago. In San Diego he worked as a carpenter and bore a good reputation as a workman and was not known to drink.
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Rink
Armistice Talks Reported Amid Manchuria Front
Public belief grows that armistice negotiations are underway between Japan and Russia as skirmishing continues along the Manchurian front from Linglungchuan to Yaome pass. Officials note possible heavy fighting if talks fail, while Washington reports informal discussions seeking a ceasefire. In Livingston, Gateway City band elects officers and plans summer concerts.
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Russia
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Gateway City Band
Joseph Brooke
A. L. Hansan
Edward Graham
Ray H. Stevens
Whatcom shingle mills vote to shut down for winter
The shingle manufacturers of Whatcom county with over 100 mills held a large meeting and voted to close down during the winter months for exclusive shingle plants. A committee was appointed to push the movement statewide in Washington. Paris June 21 notes exchange between Premier Rouvier and German ambassador signals a delicate stage in Franco German Morocco negotiations, raising public apprehension.
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Washington
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Two alleged safe blowers fatally shot in Chicago
In Chicago on June 21 a pistol fight between two alleged cracksmen and police left one dead and another wounded. The men attempted to blow a safe in a butcher shop in the stockyards district, belonging to David Sehonts in Honeywell area.
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John F
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