Henry Noden Guilty of Manslaughter in Missoula Trial
Henry Noden was found guilty of manslaughter in a Missoula jury verdict, facing about ten years in the state penitentiary. The trial featured sharp testimony from Noden, Mrs Maud Turner, and witnesses for both sides, with jurors noting two strong closing arguments by County Attorney Hall and defense lawyer Evans.
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Missoula
Henry Noden
State Penitentiary
Noden
Evans
Hall
Turner
Standard
Supreme Court
Standard Office
J. M. Evans
Maud Turner
Missoula County
Billings
Freeze
Dead Man's Gulch
Sipe
Turney
Hathehorne
Mann
Alameda Cov
Alameda
Maud
A. L. Stone
Noden Convicted of Manslaughter in 10 Year Sentence
Court proceedings ended with the jury finding Noden guilty of manslaughter after closing arguments. Judge delivered instructions on degrees of homicide and testimony credit, with the verdict returned shortly after 3 PM and a 10 year penitentiary term imposed.
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Noden
Accidental fall endangers 4 year old in Missoula well
The 4 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stearne fell 14 feet into a well under construction in Rattlesnake valley. Doctors McCullough and Crane treated her injuries but prognosis is poor. Parents and neighbors express deep grief as the case draws sympathy. Dr Ooettinger’s dental office will be closed Aug 30 to Sept 15.
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Noden
Alameda
Pickens Ranch
Missoula
Stearne
Rattlesnake Valley
Dr. Ooettinger
Garnet Mourns Charles Judson as Neighborly Friend Dies
Dr Peter Mussigbrod Henry Lehson Dr Chamberlain and Louis Bumbaugh visited Garnet for the funeral of Charles F Judson. Mussigbrod said Judson was a fine man with many friends who will be mourned as if a brother.
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Micoula
Peter Mussigbrod
Henry Lehson
Chamberlain
Louis Bumbaugh
Garnet
Charles F. Judson
Judson
Mussigbrod
Prize beef at Union Market in Missoula
Joe Sawhill arrives from Packer creek mines and scouts the merry go round as a potential cash cow. He had planned to partner with a local capitalist but balked when asked to add balloon ascents and parachute drops each evening. Prices on wheels reduced at McBride's.
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Missoula
Joe Sawhill
Packer Creek
Joe
Scruples Delay Noden Case Juror Pool in Missoula
In Missoula on September 4, during juror examination for the Noden case, there was a surge of conscientious scruples against capital punishment. Officials faced a potential shortage of jurors as many men confessed hesitation after witnessing the severity of punishment already imposed on one inmate.
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Missoula
State Firemen’s Meeting Set for Missoula in October
Chief Walling directs plans for the State Firemen’s Association gathering in Missoula during the first week of October. Expect large attendance with delegations from Billings and other towns. Readers are invited to visit the Standard office to inquire about premiums for a year's subscription.
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Missoula
Walling
State Firemen's Association
Misoula
Billings
Standard
Orvis Takes Short Layoff From Singer Duties
M Orvis who has managed Singer Sewing Machine interests in this county for years has taken a several months lay off to travel in other states He plans to return in winter and resume his former position In his absence another Linsey employee will handle the work Public school and university books and supplies McHaffle Bros
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Missoula
M. Orvis
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Orvis
Linsey Company
Funeral of Charles F Judson in Missoula
The funeral for Charles F. Judson was held this afternoon at the residence of his father in law, Charles Blaisdell, with a large crowd in attendance. Pallbearers included I. T. Hosey, J. J. Phelan, and others. Remains to be shipped to Ontario for burial by P. M. Reilly & Co. Also notes wreck clearing at the Mullan tunnel after No. 3 derailment and discussions on rail damage vs gear failure.
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Standard
Missoula
Charles F. Judson
Charles Blaisdell
I. T. Hosey
J. J. Phelan
W. B. Brooks
Dr. Fitzgerald
F. L. Darbee
D. H. Ross
Ontario
Mullan Tunnel
Fireman Robert Owen May Lose Sight in One Eye
Missoula reports Northern Pacific fireman Robert Owen was injured when a water glass broke on an engine. The eye sustained heavy damage from glass splinters. though no fragments remain, sight may be permanently lost.
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Missoula
Robert Owen
Northern Pacific
Electric Light Office to Be Modernized in Missoula
The Missoula electric light company plans improvements in its office over the next weeks. The building will be extended to the alley with new interior fixtures, making the office a model electric power station.
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Missoula
The
Electric Light Company
Recruits Arrive at Fort Missoula From Delayed Train
On the delayed No 3 of yesterday a ditch in the Mullan tunnel caused a late arrival. Twenty four recruits for the eighth infantry were met by Captain Perkins and a detachment at the station and taken to the garrison.
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Missoula
Mullan
Eighth Infantry
Fort Missoula
Perkins
Agnes Admits Killing in Self Defense in Flathead Case
In Missoula a preliminary federal hearing for Indians accused of murdering Sac Arlee on the Kootenai camp reservation centered on Agnes who confessed to killing Sac Arlee but said the blow was in self defense to stop an assault. The case moves to federal court in Butte next month with Agnes not eligible for bail.
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Missoula
United States
Wallace P. Smith
Sac Arlee
Agnes
Kootenai
Cyouse Finley
Oyouse Finley
Carl Rasch
Helena
Agent Smead
J. M. Dixon
Finley
D. Dowd
Albert Vincent
Michel
Joseph
Connell and Byrne Married in Quiet Missoula Ceremony
Justice Houtchens solemnized Patrick F. Connell and Mrs. Lizzie Byrne as husband and wife in his office. both from Butte. Anson, labeled drunk and disorderly, faced trial, was found guilty, and paid a $5 fine plus costs.
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Missoula
Houtchens
Patrick F. Connell
Lizzie Byrne
Butte
Anson
Houtc@ens
Rain Relief Ends Drought as Forest Fires Diminish
Missoula reports welcomed rain over 36 hours easing persistent drought. The light storm extinguished many forest fires and reduced fire risk while dusty roads and ranges gain much needed relief.
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Missoula
Amicably Settled in Missoula Incident
Missoula report from Sept 4 notes Officer Larson responding to a Northern Pacific call. The outcome is described as amicable settlement with no injuries or further action indicated.
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Missoula
Larson
Northern Pacific
Family on Route No 4 Free Transit after Fare Refusal
An officer confronted a family passing through on No 4 who refused to pay a fare for a child over five. Arriving at the depot the officer learned the child’s transport had been prepaid and the child’s services were not needed.
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No. 4
Attorney seeks writ of replevin for 16 cattle in dispute
Missoula news reports that J M Dixon attorney for D Dowd Sisters of Providence and Duncan McDonald will apply tomorrow in the justice court for a writ of replevin. The action aims to recover about 16 head of cattle currently held by others but believed to have been unlawfully taken from the plaintiffs.
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Missoula
J. M. Dixon
D. Dowd
Sisters of Providence
Duncan McDonald
Justice Court
Commission Appraises Damages for Northern Pacific Line
A three member commission including George F. Brooks Charles L. Cowell and Tyler Worden visited Mr McHugh’s ranch near Carlan to appraise damages from the Northern Pacific proposed line. They will report to Judge Webster's court later.
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Missoulas
Webster
McHugh
Carlan
Northern Pacific
George F. Brooks
Charles L. Cowell
Tyler Worden
Bicycle Rider Hurt In Madison Square Garden Spill
In the Miemile motor paced race at Madison Square Garden a machine collapsed in the second mile injuring Nelson seriously in the calf with torn muscles. Physicians say he cannot ride again for a year and the race was declared off. Michael escaped harm and the event will switch to single motors in all paced races.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Nelson
Michael
Bellevue Hospital
Greenough Faces England In Narrow Defeat
In a local billiards match, T. L. Greenough faced G. England and fell 4 to 0 to England, with M. Mcleod participating as a secondary competitor.
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T. L. Greenough
G. England
M. Mcleod
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