Osteopaths Elect Officers at Montana Convention
The Montana Osteopathic Association rounded off its ninth convention in Bozeman with officers elected for the coming year. W C Dawes of Bozeman was named president, C F Dove of Helena vice president, K R Northian of Big Timber secretary, and Willington Dawes of Dillon treasurer. A demonstrative clinic on chronic arthralgia and rheumatism by Dr Dawes opened the morning, with Dr Carey of Laurel discussing paralysis. The meeting noted growth in osteopath practice in the state and guests toured the state college and experiment station, then rode the interurban Gallaby Valley railway for a closing electric tour. The event drew a large, enthusiastic attendance and many visiting doctors remained for the fair and carnival.
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Mantava Osteopathic Association
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Tragic Farm Couple Murder Suicide Shocks Ukiah
In Ukiah California on September 15 Stewart Faudre a Sonoma County farmer killed his wife with a revolver after restraining her with a butt strike then killed himself by hanging and a final shot to the temple as a posse closed in Mrs Faudre lay dying in a hotel after being dragged from their ranch dispute A search found Faudre’s body in an orchard with Indian trackers nearby.
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Somona County
Robert McGarry
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Quarrel of Women Leads to Double Tragedy in Chicago
In Chicago at 4609 Prairie Avenue a quarrel sparked a fatal shooting and serious wounding. Mrs Tullus Tripp shot and killed her neighbor or mother in law while another woman lay unconscious with a chest wound. Police found the apartment in disorder as responders investigated the incident.
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New Officers Elected By Colored Odd Fellows District
A convention of the Colored Odd Fellows of the Northwestern district concluded with a ball and banquet. Officers elected include Grand master Dr. E Spratten of Denver and district grand director Dr G P Douglass of Pueblo. Three new grand lodge judges were admitted in Anaconda Helena and Rock Springs. Hugh Foley of Butte, 37, died in a hospital. survived by three brothers. Foley had resided in the city 19 years and was not married. The body resides at Walsh's with funeral plans pending.
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Helena
Rock Springs
Wyo
E. Spratten
Denver
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Hele
George S. Contee
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Salt Lake
Tekheets
Butte
Hugh Foley
Ireland
Aloe Hospital
Consumpdinn
Tls
Washington
Walsh's
Foley
Man Charged With First Degree Assault in Weird Court Tale
John Warrell faced a first degree assault charge after firing at Joseph Wear in a case linked to a racehorse trainer figure. Warrell, tied to a recent jail escape and alleged home theft, appeared before Justice Henry Foley and was discharged amid unclear circumstances as the transcript ends abrupt.
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Joseph
L. O. Miles
Brongho
Killel
Horné
Te Wag
Justico
Henry Foley
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