Supreme court rules on statutory exemption of property
Helena June 21 The supreme court holds that a wife or caregiver may claim the statutory exemption from attachment for debt when the husband abandons the family and the care of dependents rests with the wife. The decision, written by Chief Justice Brantly, extends homestead style protection to personal property for the abandoned family head.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Estelle Mennell
H.R .Wells
Custer County
van Coll
George D. Mennell
Brantly
Deer Lodge Court Session and Fourth of July Preparations
A brief Deer Lodge court session led by Judge Winston addressed civil and probate matters with attendees including Elmer E. Lershey of Missoula and Hiram Rodgers of Anaconda. Law students Edmund J. Toomey and John Geary observed. Street tron posts for the cluster light system are being installed and by July 1 the new lights should be visible. The Fourth of July committee reports preparations progressing well with ample entertainment for all ages.
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Deer Lodge
Winston
Anaconda
Elmer E. Lershey
Missoula
Hiram Rodgers
Law
Edmund J. Toomey
John Geary
Deer Lodge Bride Weds Milwaukee Man In Butte Ceremony
Miss Irene Sheridan of Deer Lodge marries Roy Gilham of Deer Lodge at the bride’s mother's home in Butte. Rev Bechtal officiates with maid of honor Miss Helen Sheridan and best man William Cuthbert. They plan a honeymoon through St Paul Detroit Niagara Falls and Wausau before returning to Deer Lodge. The groom works in Milwaukee’s mechanical department and the couple will reside in Deer Lodge.
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Deer Lodge
Butte
Irene Sheridan
Roy Gilham
Minnie Purse
Bechtal
Presbyterian Church
Helen Sheridan
William Cuthbert
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Wausau
Wis
Deer Lode
Circus Horse Breaks Free At Attendant Chase
A performing horse escaped at Adiesoula on June 1 triggering a rapid chase by trainers and bystanders. The animal was cornered in a blind alley after a fast pursuit through the crowd under the big canvas. No injuries reported. The article notes there are over 400 million people in the British empire.
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Adiesoula
British Empire
Trial of R F Hunter Begun at Missoula
In Missoula June 21 the jury was chosen for the murder case of Robert F Hunter. The state, aided by Kalispell attorney Frank Long, accuses Hunter of planning a holdup that led to a saloon keeper's death with Miller. the defense contends Hunter and Miller were mere acquaintances and that the revolver was borrowed for benign use.
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Missoula
Duncan
Robert F. Hunter
Kallspell
Charles H. Hall
Prank Long
Kalispell
J. E. Erickson
Flathead Guy Re
Webster
McCormick
W. F. Cobban
Orgland
Hermann Welseman
Elmer Salting
Wiliam Cramniseh
J. W. Hartman Jr
0. T. Brown
FA. Mitta
W. Whiting
Vester Burch
D E. Herring
Miller
Hunter
Long
Thunter
William Bickford
Thomas Anderson
Toflay
Belne Henn
John Christianson
Atea Olver
Indictments Returned by Federal Grand Jury in Helena
Helena June 21 In a partial report today the federal grand jury returned six indictments for possession of cocaine or opium derivatives. Three Helena defendants Fred Wagner William White and White are named among the indictments. Three from Great Falls are George Smith William Thompson and Thelma Woods. Other indictments publicized include G Travia I E Norby Herman W Hammermeister Charles L Smith Joe Whitebear bootlegging on Fort Peck reservation Fred L Slanger formerly a Great Falls post office clerk theft of coins from the post offices R H Long alias Tom Shaw alias B A Crow forging money orders Ida Wall main witness against Max Wall in a white slavery case George Brady and Tom Small cattle stealing on the Northern Cheyenne reservation.
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Helena
Federal Grand Jury
Fred Wagner
William White
White
Great Falls
George” Smith
William ‘Thompson
Thelma Woods
G. Travia
I.E. Norby
Herman W. Hammermiester
Charles L. Smith
Joe Whitebear
Fort’ "Peck
Fred” L. Slanger
R. H. Long
Tom Shaw
B.A. Crow
McBride Weds Lena Kirkpatrick Tlair in Great Falls
After weeks of effort M BrIDER McBride of Anaconda married Lena Kirkpatrick Tlair today in the Young Women’s Christian Association rooms. Justice W H L Safford officiated as county physicians deemed Kirkpatrick sane and no charge could keep her detained. McBride and Kirkpatrick then left with the ceremony finished and she was clothed by the association.
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Great Falls
C. R. McBride
Cherry Street
Anaconda
Lena Kirkpatrick Tlair
Young Women's Christian Association
Justice of the Peace
W. HL Safford
McBride
Oneida Community Spoon Sal Adds State Souvenirs
The Standard offers Oneida Community souvenir silver spoons of the states at low prices with coupons or daily Sun Gay Standard subscriptions. Spoons ship with mailing charges adding to the cost and delivery is guaranteed. Orders go to the Anaconda office.
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Sienine Oneida
Daily
Sun- Gay Standard
Sal Sands
Anaconda
The
Standard
Two Men Die in Thompson Falls Blasting Incident
Missoula June 2 two workers were killed at Thompson Falls Power company site during blasting to clear temporary dams for river harnessing of the Clark Fork. Carpenter William Penn Cunningham died when a timber fell on him. another man Philan Austrian was struck by a rock, fracturing his skull. Cunningham recently married Elizabeth Rock of Lolo and their first baby was born last Saturday.
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Missoula
Thompson Falls
Clark Fork
William Penn Cunningham
Cunningham
Elizabeth Rock
Lolo
Phil
Thompson
Funeral of Mrs. Bickford Attended by Many Friends
Hundreds of friends gathered at the Presbyterian church in Missoula for the funeral of Mrs. William Wickford who died suddenly in San Francisco. The service was conducted by Rev. E.S. Groeneveld of Butte with simple eloquence, a quartet sang, and pallbearers included J. A. Price J. M. Keith George F. Brooks Charles F. Johnson Charles Dorman and Thomas Stevenson.
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Missoula
Presbyterian Church
William Wickford
San Francisco
E.S. Groeneveld
Butte
Ai Price
Mion Ruthah
Stu Gort
J. M. Keith
George F. Brooks
Charles F. Johnson
Charles’ Dorman
Thomas Stevenson
Whitehall to have fine system of water works
Whitehall June 21 The town council approved a complete gravity water works and sewerage system using cast iron mains and an elevated steel tank with 80 psi pressure. A trunk sewer and two lateral branches will be added, plus a Trihost disposal tank. Estimated cost at least 90 000. George E Baker is consulting engineer.
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Whitehall
George E. Baker
Engi
Pioneer minister Davis Willson laid to rest in Bozeman
Funeral service at First Presbyterian Church drew many friends from Springhill and Bozeman. The Rev Davis Willson died weeks ago in Newtonville Massachusetts and was buried in Hazeman cemetery after tributes to his life and character.
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Hozeman
Davis Willson
First Presbyterian Church
Springhill
Mr. Willson
Presbyterian Church
Bozeman
Montana
Newtonville
Mass
Gentleman
George
J. Edwards
Great Fails
Paul Ratsch
Belgrade
J. F. Cheeaman
Manhattan
B.D. Smith
Carl Widener
Hazeman
Stella | Turner
Hope for Peace in Turbulent Mexico
Washington reports rising hope for a peace initiative as Gen Felipe Angeles arrives in the United States from Mexico. Officials note possible discussions with Washington officials and reported support from Carranza backers, including Obregon, as tension between rival factions eases.
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Mexico
Washington
United States
Felipe Angeles
General Villa
Carranza
Obregon
Wilson
General Angeles
Chicago
Hoston
Villa
Enrique C. Tlorente
Angeles
General Carranza
Conference to devise plan for reestablishing constitutional government
A Washington representative was formally notified that reports of a break between Obregon and Carranza were unfounded. Officials here, however, leaned toward the idea that Obregon and other constitutionalist leaders remained aligned with Carranza as negotiations continued.
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Washington
Obregon
Carranza
US to press Britain on flag misuse by British ships
Washington reports that the United States will include in a forthcoming note to Great Britain complaints over British merchant ships displaying the American flag. The issue of neutral commerce interruptions remains central as Germany’s submarine actions and Sweden’s flag are discussed, with no date given for Germany’s reply to the second note on online warfare.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
State Department
London Foreign Office
Germany
America
Mexican City Suburbs Claimed Taken by Carranza Faction
From Vera Cruz a message to the Carranza agency reports Gen Pablo Gonzales has occupied the suburbs of Mexico City and cleared the region of Zapatistas to guarantee water supply. The brief dispatch notes occupation of Xochimilco and states the move aims to secure the capital.
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el Paso
Mexico City
Pablo Gonzales
Vera Crux
Carranza
Zapatistas
Xochimilco
Mexicans Defeated by Yaqui Indians in Valley Battles
Reports from Mrs. Herman Louffer of Los Angeles arriving from Cari, near the Yaqui valley fighting, say Mexican troops defending foreigners were defeated in two battles. One battle left 25 Mexican soldiers dead, while a fleet near Jor about 60 kilometers south of Empalme reported 40 killed and a machine gun lost.
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Ariz
Yaqui Valley
Mra
Herman Louffer
Los Angeles
C Cari
Jor
Empalme
Balloonist Edward Unger Lands Near Centerville Cal
Edward Unger soared in the Jewel City balloon from the Panama-Pacific grounds aiming to set a new altitude record. He landed at 5 25 PM claiming 28 800 feet altitude, while official records credit Berlin riders Berson and Soring with 35 420 feet on June 30, 1901.
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Centerville
Cal
Edward Unger
Jewel City
Unger
Berson
Soring
Berlin
Supreme Court Reverses NJ District Court in Rail Suit
The Supreme Court on June 21 reversed a federal district court in New Jersey that had dismissed the government's Sherman Act and commodities clause case against the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western railroad and the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Coal Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Dstrict
New Jersey
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Coal Company
King Constantine Condition Improves After Operation
From Constan California? Washington dispatch reports comfort for King Constantine after his operation. Doctors say he passed a tranquil night and his general condition remained steady under care at the Greek Legation.
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Washington
Constantine
Funeral for Harry AM Baker Held at Local Residence
The funeral of the late Harry AM Baker was held at the residence of Glenn Tamitton on 0 Hn Street. Services began at 2 o clock in the Presby church with burial to follow at Cameron Cemetery.
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Baker
Harry AM Baker
Glenn Tamitton
Hn Street
Seedington
Presb
Keen
Cameron
Itn
Lansing Seen Likely as Secretary of State Choice
Washington reports indicate President Wilson near finalizing Robert Lansing of Bryan for secretary of state. Lansing met with Tumulty at the White House and may be announced soon as the administration travels toward Colgate commencement and a summer White House stay.
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Robert Lansing
Secretary OF State
Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Lansing
State Department
White House
Tumulty
Jett
Colgate University
New York
Col
EM. “House
Cornish
Exposition Pictures At Imperial and Local Theatre Notes
San Diego exposition pictures at the Imperial showcased architecture and other wonders. a Missing Man two-part feature at the Alcazar drew interest, with The Heart of Whack and Daddy Tonk legs on the white list. Ancient Order of Hibernians held degrees and a dance, while London reports a military death and U S food law upholding boric acid prohibition.
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Imperial
Atron
Alcasar
Mans
Wallace” Beery
Henry ‘Miller
Holle
Daddy Tonk
Cardinal Farley
Lurch
Sable Fur Tops Markets Though Valuations Vary
The most valuable fur is the sable with the otter in second place and silver fox nearing it in price. When the full size is complete the sable remains vastly more valuable, dominating the market as the premier fur.
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Main Street
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James Whitford
Fatimates
Mision Koiane National Bank Surplus
John W. Preston
Preston
Franz Bopp
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Vera Cruz
John Reid
Hoardman Robinson
Kholm
Russia
Marye
Petrograd
Cox Released
William B. Cox
Chihuahua
George Marx
Samuel Franklin
Pinkelestein
Rand
New Canaan, Conn
William H. Rand
Rand, McNally & Co
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Anaconda News
Moana
Jack Dreyfus
Cleveland
Georges Keyl
C.H. Dill
Hamilton
J.C. Armstrong
Niagara Balls
N. George "Pf. Ingram
Helens Johnson
St. Louis
G. M. Klapatock
Charles Knolling
Ralph Mather
Putte
B.C. McNair
Stowe I
G. M. Bogereit
Sioux Falls
T. E. Matthews
AOH
Order of Hibernianis
Jack" Halloran
James J. Murphy
James White
Mrs. Lenahan of
Pat Halloran
John Ki Tose Marron
Mr. McCue
London
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