Perjury Claim Shocks Belgrade Divorce Case
The Belgrade divorce saga of Dr. C. E. McCoy and his wife took a sensational turn as a sworn statement surfaced alleging perjury by a key witness. Mia McCoy lost her bid for divorce and a new trial, while Hazel Beadle admitted under oath that her affidavit was false. George Rattenfelder, ex-sheriff, aided the matter, and Beadle’s testimony will be referred to Cascade and Gallatin counties for action.
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Belgrade
C. E. McCoy
Mia McCoy
Hazel Beadle
Dr. McCoy
Epworth League officers named for Livingston year
Livingston news reports Epworth League at the Methodist church electing Miss Fern Gardner as president and several vice presidents, Emory Kapp as secretary, and Jeanette Bryan as treasurer. The piece also notes local items including a Charity Russell day observance and a Clyde Park suit over services.
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Livingston
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Fern Gardner
Mra
Carrie Shorthill
Charles James
Carter
Henry Stange
Emory Kapp
Jeanette Bryar
Trial Set for May Fountain Black on Gambling Charge
Without a license, May Fountain Black faced charges of gambling at Gardiner and was slated to be tried May 23. The case noted 12 civil actions and marked the first instance in Park County with 12 separate trials in one term, including two murder trials at Gardiner within two months.
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Nye
First State Bank Joay
Albert P. Stark
Ole A. Halvorson
George Hosley
Gardiner
Walter Semple
George Mack
Mur- Charles “Huntsman
Mack
Fred L. Gibson
Frank Arnold
State of
Montana
Tt. C.“Millery
May Fountain Black
Park County
Mrs Fat Snake Faces A Most Serious Charge
Billings May A district court in Yellow Stone County heard that Mrs Fat Snake fought a divorce for two years against Knows His Horse. Her demurrer was withdrawn and the divorce order appeared ready for default. A tribal marriage, previously undis solved, makes her bigamy case notable as the court noted tribal law can be binding until dissolved by regular means.
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Fat Snake
Collins Rejects Bozeman Association Secretary Post
R. D. Collins returned to Canon City on May 7 without signing a contract as secretary for the Bozeman Young Men's Christian Association. The committee did not offer the job to C. C. Colton of Fort Collins, who is highly recommended. Delays in building and organizing have frustrated local residents as they await a capable leader to install and push project plans forward.
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Bozeman
R. D. Collins
Canon City
Cal
Bozeman Young Men's Christan Association
Collins
C. C. Colton
Fort Collins
Col
C. D. Flaherty
Jerome G. Locke
Livingston
D.D
Locke
Park County
Boulder
Whitehall
Lewistown Couple Married as State Tour Planned
Rudolph Koch and Elizabeth Lake wed in Lewistown and will tour the state after a ceremony this morning. City Treasurer R K Cramer proposes raising saloon licenses to 3600 yearly to reflect license value and monopoly effects. Norway's 100th independence anniversary celebration set for May 16 at K P hall. Mental examination declares Knute Anderson insane and he is committed to an asylum amid a pending assault charge. Barry gravel pits workers to ballast the Great Falls Lewistown Milwaukee line for August service.
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Chico
Montana
Clyde Park
Edwin Bishop
St. Paul
John Garrer
South Second Street
Delorey
Hodges
Seale
Margaret and
James
Liviston
Thomas Wright
Gardiner
Northern Pacific
Ole Tendeland
Union
Frank Bender
Tendeland
Cogswell
State Board of Death
Lewistown
Rudolph Koch
Democrat
Elizabeth Lake
Richard Lake
Koch
Frank Koch
Helena
R.K. Cramer
Norway
K. of P. Hall
Knute Anderson
Anederson
Barry
D. J. Burke
Grea Falls
Milwaukee
Bozeman News Highlights Arrests and Rail Talk
Reports from Bozeman detail arrests connected to altered checks and alias identity. Bozeman merchants discuss Gallatin valley railroad service with Milwaukee road guarantees unmet. The Montana Supreme Court upholds Sloneki murder conviction in Silver Bow, denying self defense and malpractice challenges.
Exposition Dollars Arrive and Sell Fast in Bozeman
First shipment of exposition dollars arrived in Bozeman via the Commercial National Bank and sold quickly. More coins were ordered and a large sale was expected on May 2 designated as Exposition Dollar day by Governor Stewart for the entire territory.
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Bozeman
Commercial National Bank
Stewart
Fair Grounds Awards Contracts for Bleachers and Archway
Helena May 7 fair directors awarded two contracts. James N. Ainsley will build new bleachers for 2802.60 dollars and John Dryburg will construct an entrance archway for 1879 dollars. Grounds will be enlarged by adding southern land recently purchased by the state.
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Helena
James N. Ainsley
John Dryburg
Appointment of D D Johnson as assistant state forester
Henna May 7 announcement: D D Johnson formerly of Helena is named assistant state forester. The appointment takes effect June 1.
Dillon Weddings and Shipments Highlight May News
In Dillon on May 7 Anna J. Jonson and Willa Carkhart wed at St Rose Church with a noon breakfast and honeymoon to the northern part of the state. Veronicka Steje and Matt Roltich wed in Dillon. Cattle shipments total about 500 head from Bedrock and Dillon yards, with buys from Carstein Polaris Pahnigh and others to Spokane. Fred Sassman funeral held at Mountain View. Elizabeth Hastings leads souvenir dollar contest for a San Francisco trip.
Montana's Consolidation of State Institutions Debate
Paris Gibson of Great Falls argues for consolidating Montana agricultural college in Bozeman, the school of mines at Butte, and the state university at Missoula into a single university. He recounts meetings in Helena, the push for a commission or popular vote, and the aim to create a unified system with the central university as a national model.
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Agricultural” College
Bozeman
School of Mines
Butte
State University
Missoula
Helena
Helen
Isis
Licent
Minnesota
van Hise
Wisconsin
United States
Great Central State University
Quiet Wedding of Mr and Mrs McAdoo
President Wilson and Mrs Wilson witnessed the ceremony as Sallie McAdoo and Nancy Lane served as flower girls and bridesmaids. The couple, after a brief reception with Marine Band music, left for a two week honeymoon not abroad as rumored.
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Sallie “McAdoo
Francis Bowes “Sayre
Desperado Arrested in Harlowton After Threats
George Pratt, a would be desperado, was arrested in the Harlowton railway yards on Tuesday after menacing rail workers. He was bound over to the district court on carrying concealed weapons and sent to White Sulphur Springs. Also noted are travel updates on Manager Goss of Harlowton Light and Power, C J Fisher of Three Forks visiting the city, and Miss June Howard of Melstone spending time in town.
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Harlowton
George Pratt
White Sulphur Springs
Goss
Harlowton Light and Power Company
Ryegate
C.J. Fisher
Three Forks
June Howard
Melstone
Modulated Tones for Fall Garments Advance
In Cleveland Ohio May 7 Cajors foresee fall and winter clothing tones to be more subdued than spring. The notice previews the twenty fourth semi annual convention of the National Cloak Sale and Skirt Manufacturers Association with 30 delegates meeting tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Ohio
National
Exchange of Prisoners Brings Mile S Forsyth Agreement
Miles City May 8 an exchange of prisoners was effected yesterday between the sheriffs of Miles City and Forsyth an alleged offender was arrested in each town and a swap completed officials announced.
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Miles City
Forsyth
Big Talk in the Senate Delays Action on Bill
Senate debate stalls legislative action on a pending bill as leaders and lawmakers clash over key provisions. Sources indicate partisan disagreements and procedural delays, with no timetable for a vote.
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Senate
Bill
Savoy Hotel Proprietor Dies After Shooting Incident
Denver notices report that F. F. Arconemus, owner of the Savoy hotel, who was shot yesterday by Col. James C. Bulger, died late today at a local hospital. Further details on motives or court actions were not provided in the readable text.
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Denver, Seay
F. F. Arconemus
Savoy” Hotel
James C. Bulger
Seven Hundred Pastors to Boost Prohibition Campaign
Topeka May 7 More than 700 Meth pastors will be employed by the church in prohibition campaigns in California Oregon and Washington Dr Clarence True Wilson general secretary of the temperance society of the Methodist Episcopal church announced plans completed The campaign includes opening an office in Portland Ore the circulation of leaflets a publicity drive through newspapers and a Kansas Spe automobile tour the campaign aims to aid prohibitionists in these states
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California
Oregon
Washington
Clarence ‘True Wilson
Temperance Society
The
Methodist Episopal Church
Portland
Ore
Kansas
Emperor Francis Joseph’s Health Update in Vienna Bulletin
Vienna May 7 report on Emperor Francis Joseph says catarrhal symptoms show no notable change. The bulletin notes Thursday’s cough grew somewhat worse but heart action and overall condition remain satisfactory.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
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