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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1909
Page
1
The witness promised to produce the statement in court tomorrow as Mogera of the defense attacked the prior testimony. Spreckels claimed Abraham Neues proposed purchasing funds after the city tied up with a general circle and offered a transcript of December 1606 testimony before Judge Frank H. Dunne.
Edwin Soulox, former steward of the Silver Bow club, was arrested Monday night on misappropriation of club funds and arraigned before Justice Henry Foley. He pleaded not guilty, with the embezzlement arraignment set for Wednesday May 26 at 7 pm, bond fixed at 32,000, which he said he could furnish.
Reports describe joint sidewalks and a raised cement strip causing trips and injuries. Details cite former superintendent Kenneth Molar, improvised features, and proposed executor actions while noting related deaths and forthcoming funerals. Interments are planned for Jefferson, Mont, and St Patrick's Church services are scheduled.
The will of Josiah FF Beck, a pioneer, died a few weeks ago, left nearly 70 000 dollars to the state orphans home at Twin Bridges. The probate action was admitted, confirming the will's validity and distribution plans.
Judge Bean clears jurors aside from ongoing case delaying John J Newbegin vs Airs Tonu F Largos. Witnesses describe contracts with banks and the Glorier Society links while defense challenges corporate state ments. Near Tombstone three Mexican revolutionists Aragon Villareal and Rivera receive 13 month territorial prison terms.
Plains May 1 The grand jury in session two weeks completed its labors true bills found against William Gardner for bigs wing and several ralan nen in Thompsay find Trout Creek for violation of thy gimbling laws bonding given in each cage. It is annderstand that sona Haletruents have not been made public. The report says the contract with the county physician may be advantageous to taxpayers. County officers complimented on efficiency and the paving contract with the Signal in dea claret tote for the best interests of the counts. Special meeting Saturday May 1 all members to attend. BESSIE SMITH Secretary
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