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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1917

Page

8

Forbes Insane at Time of Shooting Claims Heard

A coroner ruled Jack Forbes temporarily insane when he killed his wife and then shot himself. Agnes Forbes, 15, testified of a domestic quarrel over a sewing machine, while others cited disputes at Forbes home and threats against Mrs Allison. The inquest also noted Teresa Supan, Forbes mother, was not present during the incident.

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Owner Finds Borrowed Horse Year After Trip

In a peculiar case Mike Roles bound over to district court on horse stealing charges. The horse, hired from Miller livery stable over a year ago, was found in Anaconda after being driven hard and foundered. The owner discovered it days later. Roles allegedly left due to fear it would die. A year’s feed bill and a fired employee claim are noted. Jack Hanson was freed of burglary when the accuser declined prosecution and Detective Alf Henderson testified.

Mike Buckley Miller Boles Anaconda Bobsight Jack Hanson Alf Henderson

Flanders Charged With Disturbing Peace In Poindorf Case

Based on a complaint from Mrs. Mary Poindorf of 815 South Main, Norman Flanders was charged with peace disturbance after allegedly menacing her with a demand for $16 and threatening violence while her husband was away. George Phillips faces a separate charge of second degree assault for allegedly threatening to kill and displaying a loaded revolver toward Mrs. Polniffe of 327 Colorado Street.

Mary Poindorf South Main Street Norman Flanders Poindorf Manders Flanders

Katherine Clark to marry Gordon Lamey of Great Falls

The engagement of Katherine Clark youngest daughter of the late Patsy Clark mining operator of Butte and Gordon C Lamey of Great Falls is announced by Miss Clark's mother in Spokane. Charles Power of Helena attended as an honor guest. The bride to be is active in tennis and dancing and belongs to the Thursday inch club of Spokane. His family is described as of equal importance.

Katherine Clark Patsy” Clark Butte Gordon C. Lamey Great Falss Clark Spokane Charles Power Helena Lamey Rent Calls

Navy recruiting totals show Intermountain division leads

The Intermountain division reports 847 new sailors for the week ending May 3 with Salt Lake City leading in recruits and Butte close behind. Salt Lake 70, Butte 29, Billings 22, Pocatello 1, Great Falls 10, Miles City 9, Ogden 7, Boise 6. Overall division totals 175 for Intermountain, 95 Colorado, 108 Seattle, 171 Portland, 90 San Francisco.

Butte Navy Intermountain Salt Lake Abe Foutz Billings Pocatello Great Falls Miles City Ogden Boise Colorado Seattle Portland San Francisco Intermountain District Department California Los Angeles

Treasury aides urged to donate to Red Cross fund

A McAdoo circular asks all Treasury Department staff to contribute to a Red Cross fund with scaled amounts by salary. Volunteers will also plant gardens to grow produce for the war effort, with a permanent roll of honor kept at Washington.

Chang Dresden W. G. McAdoo the Treasury Clinton H. Afoore Internal Revenue Int Butte Treasury Department Red Cross Fund Red Cross Washington

STILL SEE BROWN PERIL

County Treasurer John J. Harrington returns from California with his wife and child after five months at Venice. He notes Californians are excited over the war and residents of the Native Son slave talk of possible war with Japan. He warns there is more danger from the Far East than from world war participation. He comes back with a tan.

Brown John J. Harrington California Venice Cal Feer Far East

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