Darling Removed From Commission Post In Great Falls
March 15 Great Falls Montana reported federal district court proceedings with N E Darling removed from office for alleged irregularities after a 20 hour jury deliberation failed to reach a verdict on charges tied to an early homestead filing. Judge Bourquin commented there was not enough evidence for conviction but enough to justify removal from office. Darling, a prominent Northern Montana figure, had long resided in Benton and Great Falls as an engineer and manager.
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Great Falls
Darling of
Conrac
Unitesioner
Federal District Court
Darling
Scator
Bourquin
Dat=ling
Montana
Benton
Conrad
Conrad Fe
Seles Canada Holdings
Alberta
Circle Cattle Company
Canada
Ing
Local News Briefs From Philipsburg News
A Philippsburg area report covers a guest returning from Kernia for health, a Sunday gathering at Rev. Father A ned’s home, and a note on school staff increases. A fire devastates a Broadway Row building, destroying a two story brick structure that housed the Rows’ housekeeping rooms and Judge Durfee’s law office on the upper floor.
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Prine Ind
Alning
Rosa
Broadway
Schilling Tea Advertises More Cups Per Pound
The ad claims Schilling Tea yields far more cups per pound than common tea and emphasizes cheaper per cup. It lists Ceylon India Oolong English Breakfast flavors, all in moisture proof archive-lined packaging, sold at grocers nationwide by A Schilling & Co San Francisco.
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Ceylon-India
Japan
Schilling
Ceylon -India
Schilling & Co
San Francisco
Whaley Aims to Establish Alibi in Arson Trial
March 15 report from Stevensville details the arson case against Mate Glenn Whaley in which witnesses testified about the fire at a Stevenso ville hovel in Bitter Root valley last fall. Defense counsel signaled plans to present an alibi and witnesses intend to dispute the fire accusation while the jury will hear the matter later in the week.
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Maissoula
Ente
Glenn Whaley
Stevencviller
Bitter Root Valley
Lewistown Business and Shipping Notes March A
In Lewistown announcements detail ant guilt shipments of four carloads of helpful supplies sent to Winnett with more to follow. Faber conducts communion at St James Spicespot Church with morning and evening services. Judith Oland Development Co incorporated. Moore, Ulaker, Redman, Mannan, VickFoy, Mavers, St Mor among organizers. Chamber of Commerce official leaves for Denton to assist chamber.State and other Montana and Buffalo, Denver, Manhattan entities and a $400,000 cooperative project are noted. The Whitenail publishing venture and cancer fund mention.
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Lewistown
Ant Guint
Winnett
Fick’ Faber
St. James’ Spicespot
Judith Oland
Moore
Gucar Ulaker
Hc. Redman
Ed Mannan
Te Enkats
VickFoy
A.P. Mavers
J. St. Mor
Te Stanley
Lewistown Chamber of Commerce
Denton
Eahization
Chamber of
Ate Bett Owan Company
Hotenvacien i
Pritipe
Buffalo
Mont
Montana
Consolidated Toyattion Company
Lew
Maenbeal
Denver
Viaresnet
Iz J. McMahon
Woimerts Huttempany
Dave Kenor
Louie Raut Ni
Walter A. Kyle
Gecoperative
Ress
Guy Ver Woit
MS Weersing
Ken J.st Williams
Scott
Manhattan
Havre Business Men Form Development Association
Havre business leaders announce completion of the Develop ment association charter with a treasury of cash totaling a significant sum after months of agitation. The effort culminates in organized local business unity aimed at promoting economic growth and development initiatives.
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Great Falls
Havre
Development Association
Supreme Court affirms Fergus judgment case
Helena March 15 10 a wait orought in Fergus county the supreme court today affirmed the judgment of the district court in favor of First National Bank of Fergus County and others. The case involved a note for 4200 and a dispute over a sale of property and a quiet title suit. The report also notes related local items including a death in Deer Lodge and other Montana notices.
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Helena
Fergus County
District Court
National Bank
Blakeley
Wien
Aaron
Wakesley
Britain plans world trade crusade for 1920
London report quotes Sir Hamar Greenwood promising a British world trade drive in 1920. Touring exhibits to South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, then eastern trade including the United States aim to boost exports. Officials say all industries can prosper, with improved shipping and growing global demand.
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Floyd Macariff
National News Service
London
Hamar Greenweg
John Bull
Britain
Seven Seas
Sir Hamar
M. P
Department ‘of “Overseas Trade
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Treasury
Dominions
South America
United State
Hamar Greenwood
United States
Sir ‘Hamar
America
Rade Circus
Germany
Europe
Canada Turns to Linseed Straw for Paper Pulp
Canada explores flax straw as a major pulp source. The plan, backed by the Canadian Pacific Railway, outlines converting baled flax tow into both bleached and unbleached pulp, with production costs around 170 to 200 dollars per ton versus market prices near 300 dollars. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta led flax cultivation in 1919, signaling potential for domestic high grade paper expansion and reduced reliance on timber.
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Canada
Dominion
United States
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canadian Pacific Railway
Irish Meeting Program Ready in Anaconda Hall
A joint gathering by Friends of Irish Freedom and the Ancient Order of Sibernians is set for this evening at the A. O. I. hall. County Attorney D. Hi Morgan presides with J B Mulcahy delivering the principal address. program lists quartet, songs, recitations, and vocal solos featuring local performers and Irene Malloy Catherineite Rose Mallay and others.
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Friends of Irish Freedom
Ancient
Order of Sibernians
D. Hi. “Morgan
J. B. Mulcahy
Butte and Pendent
Prine
Thomas Ferguson
John McGinty
Frank” McMahon
Thomas Connolly
John Sugrue
John Boyd
Ireland
Irene Malloy
Mulcahy of
Butte
Daughters of Erincholr
Coe Frank Finnegan
Hugh Patterson
Iriah
Catherine
Ite
Rose Ma
Thomas Connelly
Funeral for Patrick Smith Held at St Pauls Church
The funeral for Patrick Smith was held yesterday at his brother Michael Smiths home 709 West Commercial Avenue and at St Pauls Church a requiem high mass at 9 oclock conducted by Rev Father Schulte. Services were well attended with many floral offerings honoring his memory. Interment followed at Mount Carmel Cemetery. Pallbearers included Fs Willie McNichalsy Arthur McPatrick Kelly and Willits Rick Dougher.
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Patrick Smith
Michael Smith
West
Commercial Avenue
St. Paul's Church
Orlock
Father Schulte
Smith
Mount Carmelemetery
Willie McNichalsy
Arthur Mc
Patrick Kelly
Willits
Rick. Dougher
Presbyterian Missionary Luncheon in Anaconda Church
Anaconda brief notes a Presbyterian Missionary society luncheon set for Tuesday March 2 in St Mark's church quarters, with Mrs Hutchens and another host serving. Also reports a junior Independents beat Boy Scout Troop No 2 23 to 19 in a gymnasium basketball game. F W Jones returned from Los Angeles. Mrs Jones and baby plan to visit later with Mrs Mary Lyons. E G Lewis family prep to move Thursday to Moscow Idaho.
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Presbyterian Missionary Society
Plan Daly “Gymnasium
Lastetween
Boy Scouts
F. W. Jones
Yesterda
Los Angeles
E. G
Lewis
Moscow
Idaho
Anaconda
Mary
The Terrors of Rheumatism Now A Thing of the Past
An advertisement touts Sulfluid as a non patent sulfur bath treatment claimed to cure rheumatism neuritis and lumbago. It features testimonials from H Rapp of New York and promotes a hot spring style cure with a long duration relief claim.
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H. Rapp
New Yorks
Discoveria
Anaconda Technical Society to Meet in Library Tonight
A meeting of the Anaconda Technical Society will convene this evening in the smelter library. Principal paper by J C Gaylor on Andes Copper Mining sulphuric acid plant.
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Anaconda Technical Society
J.C. Gaylor
Andes Copper Mining
The Way Back at Margaret Friday
Wartime heroes with disabilities are portrayed in a sensational melodrama on stage at Margaret Friday. The feature promises thrills and a self-reliant portrayal of veterans, while a separate local report notes City Drugs defeating Pioneers four three in a recent game led by Patterson Mickiow Belin Sartin Swander and others.
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Margaret
CITY
Patterson
Mickiow
Belin
Sartin
Swander
Yeomen
Celal
Tens of
Arthur Nelson Clara Harkity
Ci Foreman
Woman Dies of Sleeping Sickness in Local Case
Mrs. P. Timberlake, wife of Ai tive Timberlake of the Second ward, died here from encephalitis lethargica, marking the first such case on record in the area. The illness, commonly known as sleeping sickness, prompted medical examinations and local public health notices.
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Rlew
P. Timberlake
Aitive Timberlake
Rade
Jewelry Stores Burglarized In Seattle Heist
Burglars stole jewelry worth 81000 from two downtown Seattle shops early today. One store was entered by breaking a window and the other by battering down a door.
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Seattle
Aren 1
Haments
Haugen Funeral Service Notice in Anaconda
The funeral of Oliver Haugen will be held Tuesday afternoon at the home of his parents 434 Biren Breet with services led by Rev. C Mithun at o clock. Interment will be in the cemetery. M P Mahoney Funeral Director, 113 Main St Anaconda, is listed in the notice.
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Losterman
Charles “M.“Closterman
Notice of probate for Edward P. Biterts estate
In the district court of the Third judicial district of Montana Deer Lodge county. In the matter of the estate of Edward P. Biterts deceased. Notice of probate of will. Pursuant to an order dated March 6 1920 Friday the 16th day of March 1920 at 10 oclock am in the courtroom at the county court house in Deer Lodge has been set for proving the will and for hearing the application of Mrs Swarts for letters of administration with the will annexed. Any interested party may appear and contest.
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Third Judicial District
Montana
Deer Lodge
Earward UB
Ihiert
Edward P. Biterts
Mma Swarts
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United States Mall
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Helmville
Ovando
Hamilton
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Lewistown News
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Supreme Court
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Mabel
Ida
Edith
Frank
Arthur
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Incy
Poindexter
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Senate
White House
Globe
Inter
Ftay Babes
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Alesdames Hutchens
St. Mark's
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Mith ‘High House
Walter, Stafford
Tweedy
Andrew Mayfield
John Mulder
Deer ‘Lodge
Pringles
Independent Electric Co
East Park Anaconda
M. P. Mahoney
G. A. Tuttle Co
East Park Avenue
R. B. Lewis
Vorsal
Washington St
Kelly & Tuchscherer
Charlie
Chaplin
Byrne Brothers
Kodak
Standard Drug Store
E. Park
B.T. Asbury
Goose Block
Corner Park
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