Judges Select Jury Panel for County Court Terms
Judge Edwin arew and Judge Lamb presided as ninety jurors were drawn for the county panel. Several reported difficulties serving, with some excused. The panel includes Nick Alkovitz, C. P. Clark, John D. Crowley, and many others. The first civil case was settled out of court yesterday afternoon. proceedings resumed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Arew
Bow
Sine
Thiras
Hess
Lamb Dla
Nick Alkovitz
C. P. Clark
John” D. Crowley
A. F. Corbett
Cornelius Crowley
Angus Cameron
H. C. Cole
Mose J. “Dezel
Quinn “Dennehy
Arthur J. Elderkin
George Glenn
Award Gallagher
S. Hansen
Pt Hunt
FE. Hutson
George al Jackson
Dennis Murphy
Joe Michaud
August’ Manula
Frank Nelson
Thomas Vince
A.C. Rathmell
Robert Richter
Marshall Richards
E. W. Softley
Emery Saville
J. H. Blocker
William S. Thomas
J. W Thompson
Wass Adolph
Lamb
Lamb Piemin
Hietory
Possible use of present jury for sedition cases
The article notes the current jury could be reused for trials of sedition charges and potentially for the Divide murder case from last March, as Judge Dwyer delays drawing a new jury until a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divide
Dwyer
Butte Men to Attend Knights Templar Convention
Nearly a dozen Butte men announced plans to attend the Knights Templar of Montana conclave in Helen on June 27 and 28. Headquarters will be at the Placer hotel. New Washington, June 25. The food administration explained that the president's order allowing the grain corporation to pay above the $2 minimum ensures absorption of rising freight costs and preserves profits for growers as the harvest grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Wi
Nnal
Knights ‘Temi
Montana
Helen
Butte
Placer Hotel
Ark
Alnew
Washington
The
Food Administration
S. Grain Corporation
Retreating Austrians Hunted by Italian Forces
General Diaz reports Austrians retreating in disorder as Italians press the pursuit. Allied newspapers cheer the news as a hopeful turn in the war, though full outcomes remain uncertain and the extent of the victory is not yet clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An. Aun
Diaz
Rescue car returns from Wyoming trip to train for first aid meet
The U S Bureau of Mines rescue car No 5 based in this city returned to its headquarters after touring Wyoming coal fields. It will stay about a month to aid training for a first aid meet planned for late July. The car is led by engineer C A Allen with rescue men from Butte. Crew includes G Sehoning 1408 East Gallatin Street and K T, surgeon Dr Blum, and George Furukawa as cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
United States Bureau of Mines Rescue Car No. 5
Butte
C. A. Allen
Gallatin ‘Street
K. T
Utah Avenue
Blum
George Furukawa
Cook
Templeman Granted Heinze Interest Transfer Decree
A decree transfers to J. I. Templeman the interest in a property tied to estate administrator T. J. Harrington and the Heinze estate in Silver How county. George W. Grannis sues Mrs. T. A. Walsh to recover 600 dollars claimed to be due on an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auage Dwyer
J. le Templeman
J. I. ‘Temples Unien
T. J. Harrington
Po A Heinze
Silver How County
George W. Grannis
T. A. Walsh
Fire damages port transport hold at pier in Atlantic port
An Atlantic Port Barmy authorities are probing the cause of a fire that began early today in the hold of a transport at her pier, causing several thousand dollars in damage. An army fire unit fought the flames, which threatened nearby structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PIRE
Atlantic Port
Destruction of War Supplies Described in Fragment
A fragment references efforts to destroy large quantities of war necessaries amid conflict, detailing systematic actions aimed at crippling logistical stockpiles and supporting measures. The note emphasizes strategic targeting of resources to undermine opposing force capabilities.
Downing Family Largely in Service
Downing brothers join government service with Acourt the chief deputy clerk leaving for Washington. John Downing serves at Camp Lewis while another nephew is in France. The family home is at 513 North Montana, and a young sister remains with their mother hoping to be a Red Cross nurse despite her years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downing
Acourt
Ngton
D.C
Montana Street
Montana Hardware Company
John Down Ing
Camp Lewis
Fixing Things for Soldiers to Vote
Washington officials announced that June action will issue guidance from the Navy Department. Daniels told callers that Americans in military service both abroad and at home from states with absentee voting laws may cast ballots in the congressional elections next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Departments
Daniels
James Douglas Dies at 81 Leader of Phelps Dodge Co
James Douglas longtime president and recently chairman of the board of Phelps Dodge & Co copper mine owners died at his home in New York in his eighty first year. A dynamite blast in the London railway yards caused extensive property damage and feared loss of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Own
New York
James Douglas
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Labor controversy hearing set for next week in Butte
The electrical workers union of Butte and the Butte Electric Railway company clash over alleged union rule violations. Federal mediator Lewis Irwin announced the hearing will start next Tuesday at Templeman Furman Verheyen law offices. Each side will present contentions before the federal arbiter to determine if the $100 fine was justified and whether union rules were violated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical Workers’ Union of
Butte
Butte Electric Railway Company
Templeman, Furman & Verheyen
Lewis Irwin
Rates revised for Burlington coal oil move to Great Falls
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rates for moving fuel oil from Wyoming fields to Great Falls Montana were unduly prejudicial to Great Falls. The commission ordered revision, finding the amounts reasonable but the arrangements prejudicial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Wyoming Fields
Great Falls
Mont
Interstate Commerce Commission
Teri
Helena
Hutto
Anacond
Germany to vote on war debt raise in Berlin Tagesblatt
Amsterdam reports this week a new vote in Berlin Tagesblatt will lift Germanys war debt to 138000000000 marks. Seattle dispatch notes Union telegraph operators once locked out are reinstated and workers return to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Stig
Tagesblatt
Germany
Seattle
Union Telegraph
Union Aware: Operators Affected By Shutdown Report
A brief notice says thirty five workers were affected by a shutdown of operations at Union Auated, with officials confirming the layoff impact and awaiting further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Horoscope for August 20 1918 predicts hopeful futures
The horoscope notes conflicts and aspects of Cranus and Sere with Saturn and Uranus. It advises women to seize opportunities, predicts artistic and domestic progress, and foresees better development for youths in arts and writing. It mentions aviation progress and increased prosperity, with caution against intrigue. It also highlights public figures facing sorrow and children born today as enterprising and affectionate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane
Busteas
Dutien Lars Hives
United States
Childeen
Nlite
Mtecture
Men from four states arrive at Camp Lewis in large draft
Camp Lewis Wash June 25 2265 recruits from Washington Oregon Montana Idaho arrive in camp today in the largest day of the weeklong intake. They march two miles from the Amer Way station to the receiving tent this first big military hike. Tomorrow 2255 more are due with 1633 from Montana 293 from Oregon 258 from Washington and 71 from Idaho. Two specials from Idaho and Oregon arrived tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewis
Wash
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Alte
Amer Way
California Avenue
Nber
Ntana
Ashington
Primaries Today Stir Spokane Political Scene
The Independent Voters association backs John Steen in the Washington gubernatorial race, while Gov. Lynn J. Frazier seeks the Non Partisan league nomination on the Republican ticket. Voter interest centers on the statewide primaries with strong turnout anticipated and roads in good condition for the election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steen
Independent Voters’ Association
Lynn J. Frazier
Engineer Sargent Charged With Manslaughter In Circus Train Disaster
Sargent, engineer of the circus train involved in a Gary Indiana disaster last Saturday, was arrested and charged with manslaughter. At today’s inquest he testified but declined to offer information or advice from counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent
Gary
Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marseilles
Mists Forte Peon
Symons
Merode” Union
Judge Lamb
Venice
Ning News
Hescue
Templeman
Heinze
Foster
Aughter Toome
London
King Week
Nireal
Quebec
DIX House
Conomists Fonnie Peoly
Federal
L. S. Irwin
Wen
Ictana
Spokane
Chargi Haward Manslau
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!