Guign Guilty in Marsetti Robbery Slaying of Sentencing Reserved
A jury of twelve found Guign guilty of grand larceny for robbing James Marsetti, taking about 750 dollars in cash, watches, and a ring after befriending him. The defense claimed another man left the money and jewelry, but the court reserved sentence as Judge Donlan set proceedings.
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Dontan
Department of Court
Guigel
J.P. Murphy
Weazie
Donlan
Mona’ ‘Ae
Uieni
James Marsetti
Marsetti
Guigni
Marcetti
Guignn
Guigin
Fishing Excursion to The Short Line Announces Sunday Run
The Short Line will run its regular Sunday fishing special to Armstold next Sunday with weather consent for additional excursions. Rates stay in effect for a time. About 300 to 400 people have joined the weekly trip this summer and road officials say good catches are common. No great rod skill needed for a good creel.
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Armstold
Passenger Business of State Grows Rapidly
From four local offices of raitre iues it was announced yesterday August passenger business showed a good increase over August last year. The overall average estimate indicates about a 10 percent gain, with growth split roughly evenly between long and short hauls. Commercial travelers have boosted totals while unusual actions are noted as influencing activity. The threatened strike had little effect on business.
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Raitre Iues
Passenger traffic and travel plans amid strike turmoil
Articles note that passenger flow was affected as many travelers delayed trips until the disruption was resolved. Hector began journeys earlier, while the week before the strike saw under two percent below normal service. Normal service returned Sunday as the issue appeared settled.
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Hector
Primary results show narrow range in statewide votes
Articles note a calm primary with no contests. Statewide votes ranged from 320 to 402 for candidates, while county nominations posted counts from 248 to 348, indicating an easy sailing with modest totals.
Montana Grain Prosperity Highlighted by Boston Investor
J F Hammers, a Boston grain buyer on a Western trip, says Montana has the only sound wheat for harvest and may lead the nation. He predicts Montana’s 1916 crop around 35 million bushels, with output potentially increasing tenfold in coming years, warning against holding for higher prices due to possible European market shifts. The visit underscores Montana’s favorable crops in Lewistown and Great Falls and contrasts with blighted grain in other states.
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Montana
United States
Union
Butte
J.F. Hammers
Boston
Hammers
Chicago Exchange
Europe
Dha
Dakota
Minneapolis
Dakotas
Lewistown
Great Falls
Burns Sues Over Real Estate Deal Regarding Northern Pacific Lot
Robert E. Burns sues W. H. Orr and others claiming a flawed real estate transaction. He paid 150 dollars for a Northern Pacific addition lot on January 16, 1914, but alleges HG Klenze held the deed via Liscomb and redacted transfers, with Pilling obtaining a 2013 deed from Klenze. Burns seeks added value, interest, and total damages of 982 dollars.
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Robert E. Burns
W. H. Orr
Fred. Pilling
Northern Pacific
HG. Klenze
J. H. Morong
Liscomb
Anothe Parts
Pilling
Klenze
Burns
Leniency to Clyde Cast Fails Its Aim in Police Court
Judge Whitty of the police court leniently handled Clyde Cast after his release, reducing a prior 26 day sentence to a fine of 50 dollars on a vague charge. Richard Meliride and Thomas Larkin were fined 50 dollars each on the same offense, tied to a McGinley bartender plot.
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Clyde Cast
Budge Whitty
Ulled
Huckly
Build Up Your Blood Hopeful Health Advice Ad
A vintage health ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People to increase red blood cells and improve oxygen absorption. It claims medicines boost strength, cure anemia, and build health, urging readers to request a free booklet and visit their druggist for Deena pink pills.
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Teia
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Three Men Face Vagrancy and Disorder Charges
The report outlines multiple minor cases: Larking and two others released after vagrancy sentences. Johnson fined five dollars for disturbance. a man on a streetcar kicked doors and was arrested. Johnson admitted guilt. Keleher and THN were dismissed for want of prosecution. C M Smith received 20 days in county jail on a vagrancy charge connected to an alleged Canada enlistment scheme.
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Larking
Ston
Arime
Johnson
Jack Keleher
Jim Thn
A. G. Ested
C. M. Smith
Canada
Mary F Richardson Dies in Indiana Mother of Thutte Women
Mrs Mary F Richardson aged 72, wife of William T Richardson, died at the home of her daughter Mrs John Arnold in Muncie Indiana. She is survived by two daughters Mrs John Eden and Mrs Charles Corbin of Thutte, five sons and two daughters. Burial was at Eaton Indiana. She was known in Thutte for frequent visits.
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Mary F. Richardson
John Eden
Charles Corbin
Thutte
John Arnold
Muncie
Ind
Surial
Eaton
Richardson
William Ti, T Richardson
Dunkirk
Hutte
Song
Arnold
California guardsmen face postwar employment hurdles
Berkeley reports reveal California National Guardsmen returning from service encounter reemployment refusals by some employers. Mrs T We Larke of the Home Comforte Corps notes veterans released from the border duty face difficulty securing jobs. Also listed is a separate notice for weekly roundtrip rail rates and sale dates from Oregon Short Line Union Pacific.
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Berkeley
California
Border Service
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