Surprise for Effinger County Attorney Files Two Addi tional Charges
May term of the district court in Missoula opened with Judge Webster. J H Donnelly, tied to Roosevelt Smith in the Curran & Ielesheimer robbery, pled guilty to robbery and drew a year in prison. Paul Lumphrey received six years for stealing whiskey and a car break in. Effinger faced two new counts forgery and obtaining money under false pretenses connected to a Queen City Silver order and a Chicago debt claim. Effinger sought new bondsmen. plea set for tomorrow. Pringle arraigned on forgery. Woody to defend. Domestic cases include Demers divorce, Cave disputes, and settlements. May 7 set for Vermitt Yon Mining, and Wash. Cracker v Robinson adjourned to today.
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Standard
Missoula
District Court
Webster
J. H. Donnelly
Teddy Roosevelt Smith
Curran & Ielesheimer
Paul Lumphrey
Lumphrey
Sean Indian
Golden Rule
Bminger
Queen City Silver Company
Cinecinnati
Ohio
Express
Vine Streets
Fish’ Mercantile Company
O. E. Meyers
Cincinnati
Effinger
John V. Farrell Company
Chicago
Emnger
Eftinger
Einger
Gannon
Eminger
Alexander A. Pringle
Rank Woody
Pringle
Mia
George
Butte
Demers
Mo Hon
Alfred Cave
Will Cave
Wettlem Boon
Wigo
di Tep
Iave
Beck
Vermtt- Yon Mining Company
Washington Cracker Company
Robinson
Northern Pacific Official Tours City on Inspection Tour
Mitchent, superintendent of motive power for the Northern Pacific, arrived today by special car and will stay several days. He will inspect the road and then proceed west on his itinerary.
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Alsou
Ama
Mitchent
Northern Pacific
Spotted Suspect Released to Nicholas Watson in Florence
A brief note indicates that several days ago a spotted suspect was released to Nicholas Watson of Florence. Details are sparse, with no further actions or outcomes provided in the fragment.
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Nicholas Watson
Florence
Desertion Charge In Divorce Case At Missoula
Missoula May 4 reports Gautier faces divorce proceedings for desertion. The couple married in this city in 18xx. the wife left to her parents in Butte last February after taking their child. She filed, later dropped, and Gautier reportedly promised to return the gift, but did not keep her at home.
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Missoula
Gautier
Tig Sift
Strenuous mix up on the island in Missoula court
Missoula May 4 a fight on the island left Joe Lanse Lois with a black eye and Ulrich in France war so badly hurt that warrants were issued against Langlois and Joe Rouchee for third degree assault. Both pleaded not guilty and trials were set for the near future.
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Missoula
Dsland
Joe Lanselois
Ulrich
Langlois
Joe Rouchee
Coal Oil Narrowly Saves Missoula Infant
Missoula May 4 a one month old child of Mrs EF Reynolds nearly died after drinking coal oil. Some entered the windpipe causing a choking scare but a doctor treated the infant and the child was today declared out of danger.
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Missoula
Robins Head Injury Leads to First Degree Assault Charge
Missoula reports George Million was jailed by Sheriff Pond and forced to Hamilton to answer a first degree assault charge after a Friday quarrel with James Robbing at Willow Creek. Robins sustained head wounds but is not reported to be seriously harmed. Separately, a lost dress suitcase found between Missoula and Garrison was recovered near Deer Lodge, with no link established to any ongoing case.
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Missoula
George Million
Sheriff Pond
Hamilton
James Robbing
Willow Creek
Robbins
Garrison
Miss N Mills
Deer Lodge
Missoula Notes Reflect Local Movements And Marital Licenses
Miss Winnie Kemp visits Tacoma to see friends. A marriage license issued to Joe Chop and Mary Vides of Burke Idaho. Miss Jessie Slaughter heads to Seattle to join mother Te ma for summer on the coast. Bert Campbell of Anaconda buys 40 acres of H. H. Grant of Grantadale and will settle nearby. W B Jessup and children travel to Whatcom Washington to join Mr Jessup who plans a trade paper. Thomas F Anderson of Plains files an affidavit contesting Henry Elder at the land office. Hubbard McAuhon found in a shed and assessed as insane. kept in jail for a few days.
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Winnie Kemp
Tacoma
Joe Chop
Mary Vides
Burke
Idaho
Jessie Slaughter
Seattle
Tema
Bert Campbell
Anaconda
H. H. Grant
Rantadale
W. B. Jessup
Whatcom
Wash
Jessup
Washington City
Thomas F. Anderson
Plains
Land Office
Henry Elder
Hubbard
McAuhon
All Ready for Sale of Registered Cattle in Helena
Special Dispatch from Montana notes preparations for the first registered cattle sale in this region. About 100 head from George H Pew are arriving, with 20 more expected this evening. Auctioneer PW Bradford of Great Falls will conduct the sale under the Montana Registered Breeders Association auspices. The event draws interest from stockmen in several states, with buyers anticipated from the West and Northwest.
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Mtanaara
Helena
Mmory
George H. Pew
Montana
Naker PW
Bradford
Gre
Storkmen
Northwest
Thim
May Be World Turned To Paines Celery Compound
Purifies the blood strengthens nerves and claims to cure disease via Paine's Celery Compound. An 19th century testimonial from Mrs Rebecca K Rowland Lexington Kentucky describes relief from grip and nervous weakness after trying the remedy, crediting sleep increased strength and youthfulness to the product.
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Rebecca K. Rowland
Lexgnaion
Blesset
Paine
Pane
New Council Seated in Missoula Amid Turbulent Appointments
May 4 Missoula forms a new city government as Mayor Smith unveils police fire chief and city clerk nominees. Hollingsworth named chief of police confirmed by two opposed, while Patterson’s clerk appointment falters. Old council adjourns to let newcomers Grint Campbell Kern Walters take seats as committees announced. Fire marshal and health posts see confirmations, finances, bids, and property gifts discussed.
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Missoula
Smith
J. Patterson
Patterson
E. Hollingsworth
Uute
May
Paresons
Parsons
American Steamer Company
Sith Sesuntel
Knowles
Cal Knowles Park
Alterman
Pringle
Way Ant
Grit
Bellew
Audiiine Pringle
Gerber
Price
Rettew
Kern
ter—Gerber
Campbell
Prine Droperty
Brice
Walters
Bellew and
Electric
Jorber
Minn Surat
Houtchens
Neeman
Contiru
Pringle Terson
Gril
M.A. Bruce
Trying to Fix Blame for Death of Japs
Special Dispatch reports Mount Harmon a Seattle private detective joined a Seattle Tacoma Japanese consul representative to probe a rail accident near Blair Culbertson on November 1. The crash involved a Great Northern work train carrying Japanese laborers, with several killed or injured and others sent to Japan crippled for life. The Japanese government seeks accountability.
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Havre
A. Mt. Harmon
Seatile
Seattle-Tarcoma
Hernbertzon
Blair
Culbertson
Japan
Money Pouring In For New Club Building
Subscriptions to the Montana club building fund total $35,000 with $5,000 more needed to reach the $40,000 goal. The new structure promises improved facilities, including a club house in the Northwest. The club safe remains in the ruins as volunteers began debris clearing but found lingering fire hazards.
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Helena
Montana ‘Club
Mien
Wey
Swamp-Root testimonial from Hugo Hutt Philadelphia fireman
Hugo Hutt, a Philadelphia fireman and former U S Army sergeant, claims kidney trouble nearly killed him. He credits Swamp-Root with restoring his health after failing doctors and specialists, saying a few bottles did more than a dozen physicians. He urges others to try the remedy.
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Philadelphia Fire Department
Philadelphia
Philadelhia
Philiphia
Hugo Hutt
Vine St
Fire crews work on ruins near building after Sunday stream
Workers resumed clearance this morning at the ruins near the building where a fire plug was used bySunday afternoon. The scene involves Stan and a hoped for safe, with the Sask commune noted the day before.
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Stan
Sask
New Gold Field Near Belt Sparks Montana Mining News
Helena May 4 Deputy Sheriff W H McCann returns from Wolf Creek after investigating a bank robbery. A Bachellor store robbery alibi was supported by some suspects, while others suspected of the crime were cleared. The Belt area mining potential is highlighted with reports of promising ore shows and a possible new deposit near Lanky. State officials visit Billings to choose a site for a new substation, and local deaths and civic changes are noted including the Toluca train fatality and Billings mayoral shift.
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The
Standard
Helena
W. He McCann
Wolf Oreek
Sear
Mr. McCann
Toole
George M. Haye
Wns
Billings
Butte Woman's Club Social Set Grows at Lectures
In Butte the Woman's club advances parliamentary practice lessons with Mrs Lee leading the session on organized debate. A music segment follows with Louise MacPherson and Charlotte Best performing, while talks of residence moves and travels color the community notices.
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Iaelf
Marge
Womansaoon
Ellis’ Hall
Louise MacPherson
Mondnaci Peach
Charlotte’ Best
Eight Dead in Polish Excursion Train Disaster
Detroit May 4 The death toll from the Grand Trunk passenger train crash rose to eight. The latest victim is Frank Jablonski of Toledo who died at Grace Hospital. Three other injured remain unconscious and are not expected to recover.
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Detroit
Grand Trunk
Prank Jablonski
Toledo
Grace Hospital
One Killed in Wreck and Five Injured at Mayville Row
In a Pere Marquette Port Huron branch wreck at Mayville between passenger trains Nos. 3 and 8, Fireman Osmund of Saginaw was killed. Engineers Campbell and Kelley, Express Messenger Smith, Gus Saloga, and Agent Prell were badly hurt. Engines and cars piled in a heap. cause not known.
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Saginaw
Midh
Port Huron
Pere Marquette
Mayville
Osmund
Robert Campbell
Teference Kelley
Smith
Gus Saloga
Huron
Prell
Turks and rebels clash in bloody battle in Salonica region
Reported engagement between Turkish troops and rebels in Monastir district of European Turkey. Both sides suffer casualties with ten Turkish dead and others wounded. Ambulances rush to Monastir as patrols intensify in the area.
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Salonica
Monastir
Dominion survey on fears of other outbreaks in Brook
A brief Dominion geological survey from Brook evaluates whether there is fear of further outbreaks or events. The report notes no clear consensus and flags uncertainty about potential risks and local reactions.
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Dominion
Alide Ve Geological Survey
Brook
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