Lines about Mr Herman Malfeasance In Officer Trial
Portland dispatch details federal court evidence in the Mays case. Letters from State Senator Mays to Binger Hermann urge withdrawal of the Blue Mountain forest reserve amid timber rush and new settlers. Additional documents involve Hermann to Representative Williamson about 20000 acres, suggesting political pressure on land boundaries.
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Portland
Ore
Franklin PP. Mays
Blue Mountain Forest Reserve
Federal District Court
Trancis J. Heney
Mays
Binger Hermann
General Land Office
Ormsby
Hermann
Malheur
N. J. McVean
Taw Division
Forestry Service
J. N. Williamson
Williamson
Fime
Thw
Flermann
Bad Boy Arrested at Uncle Request in Red Lodge
Special Dispatch to the Standard Red Lodge Montana Sept. 5 Carl Fulton 12 years old was taken to Livingston by Sheriff Potter to be tried on a charge of incorrigibility. His uncle L Lendrum alleges the boy lies without provocation steals when possible and runs away from home. The boy’s mother Mrs Della Campbell of Columbus joined in the arrest request.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Carl Fulton
Livingston
Potter
L. Lendrum
Della Campbell
Columbus
Boy Dodges Sheriff as Reform School Move Emerges
A boy avoided the sheriff for a day while authorities consider sending him to reform school. The incident suggests ongoing efforts to place troubled youths in corrective institutions.
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Reform School
Dillon College Enrolls 144 Students in Semester Start
Dr H H Swain president of the normal college announced that enrollment is complete with 144 students registered and Broadwater county absent. Regular classes start tomorrow as more students are expected. A US Geological Survey party measured elevations in Dillon noting courthouse steps at 5197.5 feet above sea level.
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Dillon
H. H. Swain
The
Normal College
Broadwater
United States Quest and Geodetic Survey
Courthouse Steps
Finn miner held on burglary charge in Sept. case
Axal Jokala a Finn miner was held on $1,000 bond to answer burglary charges. A country woman alleged he broke into and robbed her house.
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Standard
Ted Lodge
Axal Jokala
American buys bloodstained wood from Vanguard bus crash
London reports an American named Phelps paid five pounds for a 12 inch piece of bloodstained wood from the tree into which the Vanguard motor bus crashed on Hand Cross hill recently.
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London
Phelps
Vanguard
Cross Hill
Pardon Granted for Thomas Tighe in Winston Manslaughter Case
Governor Tooki's pardon of Thomas Tighe, convicted in Broadwater county of manslaughter for the 1908 killing of S. Koch at the Ernst Pacific mine near Winston, was upheld today by the state board of pardons after reviewing testimony. Tighe, an experienced mining man, faces new opportunities in Utah and British Columbia amid a massive petition drive led by miners and mine operators.
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Helena
Tooki
Thomas Tighe
Broadwater
State Board of Pardons
Tighe
Utah
British Columbia
S. Koch
Ernst Pacific Mine
Winston
Koch
Keach
Northwest
Silver Bow
Big Ranches Sold to Illinois Syndicate for Dry Farming
The Burt and McLean ranches totaling 4000 acres along Fallon creek were sold from the Northern Pacific holdings to the Streeter syndicate of Illinois. Land will be divided into 40 60 and 80 acre parcels for farmers to adopt dry farming, with dammed creeks and possible Mat Way irrigation if needed. Charles Lansing cites government dry farming success near the Yellowstone as proof of viability.
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Miles City
Burt
McLean
Northern Pacific
Fallon Creek
Charles Lansing
Goverment
Yellowstone
Norwood Poor Law School Boys to Learn Gardening
The Lambeth board of guardians has decided to teach gardening to the boys at the Norwood poor law schools and an instructor will be appointed to lead the program.
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London
Lambeth Board of Guardians
Norwood Poor Law Schools
Government programme outlines reforms and repression
St Petersburg reports an official government programme promising greater provincial autonomy, Zemstvos in Pohand and the Baltic provinces, an income tax, reforms in police and public services, and the abolition of useless restrictions on Jews. It also envisions court-martial for political crimes and aims to dissolve or merge Octoberists with peaceful regenerationists by late September.
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St. Petersburg
Zemstvos
Pohand
Baltic
Stolypin
Council of Ministers
Charges of Bigamy Withdrawn in Chicago Case
Chicago Sept 3 C H Frye arrested on bigamy charge after returning to Chicago from a 61 year absence was released on bonds signed by Mrs Clara A Goddard the woman he married in South Dakota under the name Goddard awaiting divorce filed by his first wife Mrs Frye. Frye pledged to marry Mrs Goddard as soon as freed. Mrs Goddard with her 19 year old daughter Jessie traveled from California to reveal Fryes dual life dating to Spencer Iowa in 1877.
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Chicago
C. H. Frye
Boois
Clara
A.dieddard
Frye
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Flexibone
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Oregon
Reen Hlermuar
Bad Boy
Boliennes
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