Sentencing of Reed delayed again in immoral prostitutions case
John E. Reed, convicted of procuring girls for immoral purposes, did not receive sentencing as planned. Judge Donlan continued the matter to Monday at Reed’s attorney request, marking a third delay. The offense carries 2 to 20 years or a $1,000 to $5,000 fine or both. Meanwhile H R Harless and Le 1 Morgan, accused of participating in the Empress theater hold up, appeared without counsel. Mrs. Harless offered as their pleader and urged funds to hire a lawyer, while Judge Dolan set to continue the case two days for defense. Sam Ryan faced first degree default charges with his attorney W E Carroll, pleading guilty and having hand-furnished bail.
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Attachment Levied on Donlan Property
The Sanders County sheriff returned attachments in the Daly Bank and John G Morony suits against Edward Donlan and Clark's Fork Land Company. Attachments total 13 985 dollars plus 1 50 attorney fee for Daly Bank, 20 625 08 dollars and 2 000 attorney fee for land company, and 10 848 20 dollars and 1 200 attorney fee for Morony. Property attached includes all land company property with buildings dams and irrigation systems and Donlan interests in the land company Thompson Falls Mercantile and all real estate holdings.
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State officers and their duties in Anaconda
A list of state officers includes Governor 8 W Stewart as chief executive, Lieutenant Governor WW McDowell to preside over the senate and succeed the governor, Secretary of State A M Alderson to guard records, Treasurer W C Rae to manage state funds, Auditor William Keating to audit accounts, Superintendent of Public Instruction H A Davee to oversee education, Railroad Commissioners B A Morley John H Hall and H McCormick to regulate traffic and rates. The text notes other elective officers and acknowledges space limits for a full duties statement.
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Anaconda
Spoon Gleaners Seek Oneida Spoons 1c Sale
A busy outpost of the Standard in Butte and Anaconda reports steady crowds buying Oneida Community souvenir spoons at 1 cent each with coupons. Offers include four spoons for 4 coupons or two for 7, with subscription receipts required for extended deals and mailing charges listed. Also news briefs glassing wartime dispatches report British troops in Dardanelles, Austrian troop movements near Adige, and a Berlin claim of 3 million more conscripts.
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