Defense Begins in Reed Trial Over Girls for Diamondville
Testimony for the defense in G. E. Reed’s trial began as two Montana girls from Butte testified they were ordered out of town by the city marshal to go to Salt Lake, then testified about their work at the Kandiehofer place in Diamondville. They denied wrongdoing at the house, claimed a conspiracy by others, and described money, letters, and pressure from officials guiding their movements and departures.
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G. E. Reed
Butte
Diamondville
Wic
Donacourt
Hutte
Diamondvilie
Kandiehofer Place
Balt Lake
Srice
Reed
Smith
Florence Eage
Iris
Page
Kandlehofer Place
Salt Lake
Beeseer
Reese
Kandlehofer
Wexser
Snd
Kandiehofer
Kandlehoter
Pauline Sxurtz
Reed Agency
Kandethoter Place
Dismondville
Marshal Vicars
Fide
Pekin Stripe Voiles For Summer Frocks
The display features Pekin Stripe Voiles and other voile weaves in dainty new designs and colors for women and children. Shown in 40 inch width, these summer wash fabrics are priced at Wow yard.
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Lafayette
Turbulent Salt Lake Trial Examines Alleged Blackmail
Testimony details demands for five dollar repayment and threats to imprison the group in a coop. Reed and Reed’s associates travel from Kemmerer with county attorney involvement to Salt Lake for vindication amid a scandal. Goldstein and Heket linked to payments. music at the saloon described. Allen Walker testifies about bail and a postmaster letter casting doubt on Kandelhofer's claims. trial expected to conclude today.
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Kemmerer
Salt Lake
Kandlehofer
Reed
Goldstein
Allen Walker
Diamondyilie
Kandelhofer Place
Murphy
Ics
Knights of Columbus to Attend Montana State Meeting in Helena
A Butte council delegation will attend the state council meeting in Helena next Monday. John ONeill, grand knight, leads the group of about one hundred delegates. A high mass is planned at St Helena cathedral in the morning followed by a business session and a banquet at 6 39 p m.
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Knights of Columbus
Butte
Helena
John
Oneill
Banquet Rooms At Placer Hotel For State Meeting
The article notes banquet rooms of the Placer hotel and an eight o’clock arrangement in St Helena’s hall for a Montana convention. It mentions twelve Knights of Columbus lodges in Montana with a combined membership of about three thousand.
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Placer Hotel
St.Helena’s Hall
Knights of Columbus
Montana
Oneida Community Spoons Sell Fast at Offices
In Butte and Anaconda offices, ladies purchase genuine Oneida Community silver spoons as coupons drive demand. Spoons offered at 30 cents with four coupons, or seven with mail. visitors urged to inspect the spoons and values at the office. Paris notes U.S. pressure on Germany over Lusitania loss. Atlantic naval war game planned after fleet departure. preparations underway near New York and Hudson River.
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Butte
Anaconda
Standard
Oneida
New York
Atlantic
Tusday
Hudson River
Pres
Allied flotilla heads to sea rendezvous after mobilization
Four vessels of the auxiliary division bound for a distant rendezvous join Rear Admiral Re attacking Meet fleet units. The Atlantic fleet mobilization here concludes with three divisions of the torpedo fleet arriving, signaling a broad naval maneuver.
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Ident Wilson
Tore ‘Pedo Mottin
Two Bank Clerks Die In Battle At Front
New Westminster British Columbia May 23 cables report the death at the front of two former clerks from the Royal Bank in this city. W R Hamilton was killed outright by a bullet and James Thompson died of his injuries after being wounded. These men were the only ones who enlisted from the New Westminster bank. From the same bank's east end Vancouver branch two are dead two wounded and the fifth missing. The Dry Dock company will close from noon today until Friday as a mark of respect to President Albert L Hopkins of New York who died in the Lusitania disaster. Washington May 1 change in the United States attitude toward Mexico follows report of Duval West acting as President Wilson.
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New Westminster
British Columbia
Royal Bank
W. R. Hamilton
A" Dullet
James ‘Thompson
New Westminster Bank
Flys
East End
Vancouver
Ffth
Ing and Dry Dock Company
Albert L. Hopkins
New York
Lusitania
Washington
Aay
United States
Mexico
Duval West
Wilson
Representative Bryan comments on Mexican policy unchanged
Secretary Bryan stated today that the Administration’s Mexican policy remains unaltered and that Mr West’s report would not be made public, signaling no shifts in official stance or forthcoming disclosure.
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Bryan
West
Ube
Family lost on Lusitania will fight Germans
Seattle May 13 Daniel Lambie a Roslyn coal miner whose wife and two children perished in the Lusitania disaster sailed for New York after buying a ticket to England on the Tuscania set to sail May 24. Lambie aims to enlist in the British army and request front assignment. His wife and children were the sole Seattle casualties, one survivor is hospitalized at Queenstown.
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Seattle
Wash
Daniel Lambie
Roslyn
War
Lusitania
New York
England
Cunard
Lambie
Queenstown
Southern Baptists Back Wilson in World Peace Stand
In Houston on May 12 the Southern Baptist convention of about 2.5 million members unanimously adopted resolutions praising President Woodrow Wilson. They telegraph appreciation for his firm peace efforts and strong commitment to justice in international relations since the European War began. The convention asked for divine guidance for the president.
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Houston
Texas
Souther Baptist Convention
Wilson
United States
Frayer
Southern” Baptist Convention
Unite States
Woodrow W. Wilson
The President Praised by Republican Clews
Henry Clews, principal speaker at the World Court congress in Cleveland, praises President Wilson for efforts toward peace. He credits the Wilson administration with noble work while affirming lifelong devotion to the Republican party.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Henry Clews
World Court Congress
Wilson
Republican Party
Harless and Morgan Freed From Charge
Judge Donlan dismissed the grand larceny charge against H I Harless and L H Morgan for robbing Emil Beaudet of more than 500 on a Short Line train. Beaudet urged no prosecution due to asthma and recovered money and tickets. Harless and wife had much of the money. Morgan not shown to be involved in the robbery.jury had disagreed on Harless earlier.
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Donlan
H. I. Harless
L. H. Morgan
Emil Beaudet
Harless
Morgan
Donian
Beaudet
Mot
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