Deer Lodge Slayer Sentenced to Long Prison Term
Leonard Isaacson was sentenced to a lengthy prison term after being found guilty of shooting and killing Frank Lind near the camp. Judge Dwyer imposed the sentence, with Isaacson starting his term immediately. Lind and companions were returning home when Isaacson confronted them and opened fire, wounding another man.
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Deer Lodge
Penitentis
Leonard Isaacson
Frank Lind
Dwyer
Iauneson
Seco
Fred Furman
Lnw
Isaacson
Lind
Schultz 15 in Butte for a Week's Sojourn
I Schultz, long associated with Leonard and other mines as foreman, returns to Butte for personal affairs and to visit friends. He is building a home in Los Angeles but remains fond of the mining city and pleased with its present stature. He spoke of the Liberty for Ken and said Butte has come into its own, noting the loan era has solidified the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Schultz
Leonard
Arizona
Sonora
Mr. Schulte
Los Angeles
Mr. Schult
Ken
Butte
Schultz
Itz
United States
Mexico
Nacoza
Doctors Meet to Discuss War Service Support
Dozens of doctors from across the state gather to discuss support for the war effort and funding for medical service for young men. The meeting, presided by Tueting chairman, will address recruiting, absence of Dr Witherspoon, and likely venue at the Silver Bow club or the Mur hospital.
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Tuding Butte
Selee
Council of Defense
Witherspoon
Donald “Camp
Tueting
Miles City
Silver Bow Club
Mur Hospital
Vagrants Fined in Police Court
Police court proceedings yesterday fined several vagrants on charges including vagrancy. Named individuals include Yai Fenda el and Ollie Davis, Elk and Bessie Barnhart, Alta Gilbert, and Helen Shelton who received ten days in jail. Judge Whitty presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yai
Jo Fendael
Ollie Davis
Elk
Bessie Barnhart
Alta Gilbert
Helen Shelton
Butte Boy Goes To Training Camp After Naval Service
Hudtloff son of Rev Martin Hudtloff is on a brief furlough in Butte from the naval torpedo station at Keyport Washington. He served five months as machinist mate and recently passed the officers training camp exam. He will report to Phelan Park New York for duty, then return to Keyport before starting for the candidacy of Silver Bow county public administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudtloff
Martin Hudtloff
Butte
Naval Torpedo Station
Keyport
Wash
Phelan Park
New York City
WANTS STATE TO BE REPRESENTED In War History Effort
In a letter to the state council of defense, Lieut Col W Weeks requests cooperation to adequately represent Montana in The Pictorial History of the War. He urges local groups to contact munitions makers, press photographers, war relief societies, military units, boards of trade and chambers to obtain photographs illustrating Silver Bow's role in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council of Defense
W. Weeks
Army General Staff
Montana
Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Sen
Silver Bow
Miss Macrae and Bert Stanley Wed in Butte
Christina MacRae and Bert Stanley were married by Justice Doran in the afternoon ceremony. Mrs Stanley, daughter of the late Christophe Machine, once ran the cigar stand at the Leggat. Stanley moved from Spokane two years ago and they have rented an apartment in the Pennsylvania. The article also notes Reverend Charles F. Wolfe will preach the baccalaureate sermon at Jefferson County High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Christina MacRae
Bert Stanley
Justice Doran
Stenteyughter
Christophe Machine
Leggat
Stanley
Spokane
Pennsylvania
Charles F. Wolfe
Mountain View Methodist Church
Boulder
Jefferson County High School
German losses in drive described as heavy on western front
Reports from May 18 detail German divisions heavily damaged since March offensives on the Somme and Armen front. Losses among divisions like the 208th are listed at 70 percent, with many others over 50 percent. After-action intelligence notes widespread crippling attrition and calls for reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Western Front
Associated Press
Somme
Armen- Heres
Sailly-Laurette
Mother of eleven seeks separation and division of property
Ma re Lowney filed suit for separate maintenance against James K Lowney after 25 years of marriage in Boston period with 11 children, two minors. She alleges dependents lack income, him earning $4 daily refusing support, and asks for division of jointly acquired funds and $150 monthly alimony plus $300 for attorney fees. Judge Dwyer granted a divorce in a separate matter to Clara Gustavson on grounds of desertion.
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Mare Lowney
James K. Lowney
Boston
Lowney
Post Office
Daly
Donlan
Dwyer
Clary Istavson
Henry S. Gustavson
Clara Anderson
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Argou
Unifor
Ncial
Ami
Sas
Flapper
Chambray
Vereale
Lee Windo Mune
Voile
Madras
Pri
Globe Union
Collier
Liste, With
O'Connell
Public Adnistrator
Silver Bow County
Joseph I. Jackson
Gag
C. W. Weeks
Miss Macrae
Neropes
Valdosta
Will_ Head
Will ‘Thompson
Hampton Smith
W. Hubbard
United States Shipping Board
Puget Sound
Sacramento
Wiliam D. Stephens
Allaghan
Seattle
James J. Ca Xhan
Washington State Penitentiary
Walla Walla
Xoed
Eland
Amazon
Mississippi
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