Fifteen Year Old Boy Confesses to Murder
A Montana youth, age fifteen, confessed to killing a man near Red Lodge. The boy stated he ambushed a rancher on March 13, later returning to the ranch house with a companion before fleeing. He was held in juvenile court and committed to state custody as a juvenile felon after a habeas corpus action. Funeral notices accompany this brief report.
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Es Lodge
Ernest Prior
Clarence Genoa
Tear Creek
Recon
A.C
Rane Chets
Arnold
Vourcer
Mae
Monty
Red Lodge
Mirueden
Spencer
Felm
Funeral of Sullivan Reese Camp Rites at Holy Cross Cemetery
The funeral for Sullivan Reese Camp will be held at 1 o clock at the family residence on North Montana Street in Teterment. Interment will follow in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs John Frees and Mrs Silivan are listed as involved in arrangements.
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Ac Teicharde
Order of Moose
Mountain View Cemetery
AVAN
Sullivay Reese
Frees
John St
Ais
Montana Street
Teterment
Holy Cross Cemetery
Patriotic Addresses at Grand Army Encampment in Montana
May 12 in Fort Heid Horeman delivers war to peace transition remarks. Chancellor Edward Hilcott of the Greater University of Montana, Mayor John A. Luce, and Department Commander James R. Goss address veterans. Montana Grand Army of the Republic, United Spanish War Veterans, and Ladies of the Grand Army elect next year's meeting site and officers, naming Simon Hauswirth of Butte as senior vice commander and Martha A. Fite Hamilton as president among others.
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Hoseman
Edward €. Hilcott
University of Montana
Army of the
Tee
Europe
John A. Luce
Horeman
Grand Army
Justice Department
James R. Goss
Billings
Floreman
Miraham Lincoln
The
Montana
Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
United
Kesief
Grand ‘Army of the Republic
Butte Om
Cing
Folle Schelene
Helena
Vee
Oinander
Simon Hauswirth
Buttes Seeior
J. Ward
Anaconda
D . Th. Misier
Somers Chaplatt
W. Tilden
Dalton
Pranie Womens
Mary Marshall
Alte
Mary B
J. A Ward
Dan J. Hey
MJ Son
Jude von
Missont Wateh
Livin
Man mistaken for bear killed by partner near ranch
May 12 boreman reports Samuel G. Massie known as Cowboy was shot by Ed O. Ralstad near Frank Sears ranch. A high power rifle shattered his left leg and he died from shock after hospital transfer. Massie had entered brush to scare away animals when Ralstad fired at a moving object mistaken for a bear, which proved to be Massie.
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Boreman
Samuel G. Massie
Cowboy
Ed 0. Ralstad
Frank Sears
Jrassie
Howver
Stad
Ginette
Brothers at St. Marys Idaho Seek Ufort by Wire
Brothers at St. Marys Idaho request urgent wire transfer to reach Ufort. Authorities note the initiative aims to secure funds or assistance and is being coordinated through local contact points. Further details remain unavailable.
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St. Mary's
Idaho
Helena and Red Lodge Democrats File Candidacy Notices
Helena on May 12 saw Thomas E. Carey of Anaconda file to run as a Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor while Red Lodge’s candidate seeks the judgeship in the tenth judicial district. Fire near Rosebud Lake destroys timber and homes as Forest Service notes the blaze under control but still burning. Billings reports a Greek rooming house proprietor, Gust Kanakaris, sentenced to prison on multiple penalties after a Big Timber conviction for growing penitentiary charges.
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Helena
Thomas E. Carey
Anaconda
Secretary of State
Ayguencer
Red Lodge
Thire
Sydney Fox
Rosebud Lake
Billings
Rotha ‘Lake
Here
Beat Ibsen
Gust Kanakaris
The
Funeral services for Mrs Cora Hill scheduled
The funeral for Mrs Cora Hill will be held Monday morning at Betock at Aen undertaking Dave Pielock the services at Holy Saviour Church Tops Proceeries then interment at Wesihis Crowns cemetery Automobiles also noted The remains were at Walsh's undertaking SeNees with funeral notice to follow later
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Hill
Cora Hill
Betock
Aen
Dave Pielock
Eding
Wesihis
Crows
Cora
Walsh
Captain Boy-Ed Decorated by German Emperor
London report says Captain Karl Boy-Ed once German naval attache in Washington received the Order of the Red Eagle with swords from the emperor. He was recalled after passport frauds and German intrigues in Mexico. charges followed after his departure. In March, Horst Toltz accused Boy-Ed of proposing an invasion of Canada from the United States.
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London
Amsterdam
Karl Boy-Ed
Ashington
Boy-Ed
Washington
Meld
Mexico
Wilson
Iter
Berlin
Toscid
Boycq
Horst Toltz
New York
Weland Canal
Canada
United States
Vieya
Dillon News Status and Local Events
Dillon May 12 reports Attorney General J B Poin dexter will speak on Civil Political Rights of Women to the Good Government club next Tuesday at the training school auditorium. June horse sale planned by Dillon Horse Sales company for June 16 and 17 at the stock yards. Various residents visit and conduct business in Dillon. A blaze damaged a residence owned by Mrs W N Aytes Worth, about 600 dollars. Mrs Sarah Elten Nixon dies in Bozeman at age 36.
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Dillon
J. B. Poindexter
Good Government Club
Training School
MA ‘Eity
Trang
Tat Polk
Dilhrich
George Ditty
Dilton Horse Sales” Company
Philip H. Miller
Butte
T. A. Grigg
Beaverhead Alberta Oi and Gas Company
Small Horn Canyon
L. White
Jackson
Johnston
Missoula
Metlen
F. & Bennison
San Francisco
TLC
Thorp
Pocatello
Deer Lodge
W. N. Aytes
Amsterdam Telegraph Company Tax Defeat Threatens Treasury Scheme
Amsterdam. te tax was stoutly opposed by the socialism, the defeat wrecks elfferich's taxation scheme.
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Change Telegraph Company
Amsterdam
Wreckselfferich
Imperiel Treasury
Favor of Great League That Will Enforce Peace
New York May 1 a Baltimore minister to Belgium discussed the League to Enforce Peace plan. He said he favored the proposal for joint action by great powers after war to ensure lasting peace. He advocated arbitration before hostilities and warned that the war might have been avoided if the plan had been in operation.
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New York
Baltimore
Belgium
League
Skiward Grey
Ferdan
Austro-Hungarian passenger Dubrovnik torpedoed without warning
Berlin reports the Austro-Hungarian passenger steamer Dubrovnik was torpedoed and sunk by an enemy submarine in the Overseas. A Paris dispatch says the vessel was attacked in the lower Adriatic while carrying war material. The 4,238 ton ship, built in Newcastle, last registered at Constantinople.
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Berlin
Dubrovnik
News Ax
Paris
Adriatic
New Castle
Constantinople
Editor Glassman Dead in Ogden Utah May 12
William Glassman aged 65 thrice mayor of Ogden and present owner and publisher of the Ogden Standard was a Republican congress candidate for the First district. He died suddenly at 7 o clock after two days of rheumatic heart trouble. Another victim found on City of Para boat details follow in separate item.
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Glassman
Ogden
Utah
William Glassman
Ogden Standard
San Francisco
City of Para
Balboa
Gay
Roanoke
John G. Dennis
Dr Baldwin Elected President at Tuberculosis Meeting
The twelfth annual meeting of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis concluded in Washington. Dr Edwin R Baldwin of Saranac Lake New York was chosen president, with sections on chambers and clinical discussions closed for the day.
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Washington
Cmeers
National Associaton For
Edwin R. Baldwin
Saranac Lake
Frank G Jan dies at 50 in San Francisco mining ties
Frank G Jan of Utah Copper Company, a Los Angeles money manager and associate of D C San Francisco, died after operations today at a hospital. He was 50. May 12.
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F. G. Jan
Los Angeles
Ney
Pany Lingo Terprisess di
D. C . San
Tobacco tax passes in German Reichstag clash
London dispatch, May 12, reports the German government’s tobacco tax passage after a heated Reichstag vote. The result signals a key fiscal move amid political tension and shifts in policy.
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Ouaim Scp
London
Garman
de Garin
Richstag
Norwegian Invention Patented for Parallel Message Transmission
Frederick Dahl and NeENay claim a Norwegian invention for simultaneous transmission of messages without interference, asserting unlimited capacity. Authorities recognize the innovation. related notes mention electricity and photography. A Norwegian prince, son of the Kaiser, newly Bavarian linked, was in service with the German army on the Russian front and rumored for Polish kingship.
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Frederick Dahl
Neenay
Prince To Firth
Kaiser
Marie’ Augustine
Princ Mare
Anhalt
Cape
Fronta
Augus Wrench
Poland
Excavation Completion in Seville Causes River Diversion Study
In Seville the excavation for the XIIL canal extension reached 3.78 miles with a depth of 49.2 feet. Completion hinges on rerouting the Maira river as its course currently crosses the canal. officials study feasible diversion options.
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Ale
Seville
Rude Check of Mexican Uprising Leads to Arrests
Corpus Christi Texas May 12 federal agents Texas Rangers and county officers arrested fourteen Mexicans in Kleberg County in a bid to break up a suspected plan tied to Cinco de Mayo. The crackdown follows earlier notices of a plot across Texas Arizona and New Mexico with about twenty officers involved. One Antonio, named in court as a key figure, faces charges as the investigation continues.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Kleberg County
Nats
United States
Depa
PF Siatice
Texas Rangers
Sonty
Southwest
Kane
Kingsville
Mayo
Arizona
Atethan
Feninade
Bs Moers Sav
Vacant Vice Chancellor Post Sparks German Resignation Talk
A May dispatch from Berlin reports dissatisfaction with Vice Chancellor Clemens Delbrueck amid a food supply crisis. George von Hertling, Bavaria's prime minister, is viewed as a potential successor as debates over the cabinet continue.
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Amaterdam
Via
London
William
Von
Beth
Clemens
Brucek
Zeitung
del HT
Yeen
Iit
Bruce
Germany
George von Hertling
Detbrueck
Opening of bids for Alaska air mail meat routes
May 12 bids opened at post office department for air mail routes in Alaska and Saver Chuseuts. D. T. Byers of Zatarod Inka offered to operate for a year over 380 miles at $45. Department to confirm acceptance, PROPLAN Washington.
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MATL
Alaska
D. T. Byers
Inka
Fis
Proplan
Washington
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Doody
Thomas Wakelace
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Presico
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Ujergoan
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Sherman & Reei
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Underwood & Underwood
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Bozeman
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Great League
DR. Baldwin
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ANAL
Spain
Ished
Silver Bow National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank Savings Department
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John Macginniss
Fitz Gerald
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
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Jesie
First National Bank of
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