Fountain murder case given in hands of jury
A Montana jury found William Fontaine guilty of murder in the second degree after a long deliberation in the case linked to the killing of Under Sheriff George Warburton near Elliston. Sentencing set for Monday. Bartrow died from wounds, Fountain jailed since the incident.
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William Fontaine
George B. Winston
Deer Lodge
William Fountain
George Warburton
Fountain
Powell County
Bartrow
Bertha Fountain
D. B. Smith
Chicago
G. J. Marquette
Roy Tippett
Blaisdell
G. W. Bartrow
Montana
St. Paul
Jamestown
N. D
Helena
A. Olson
Blossburg
Olson
Northern Pacific
Lyle
Elliston
Warburton
Richard Ranch
Wild West Division Fast Annual Reunion in Seattle
Hundreds of ninety first wild West division veterans from the West will meet for the first annual reunion in Seattle. The gathering opens Saturday Sept 25, marking the Meuse Argonne drive anniversary, with accommodations for at least a thousand visitors and an elaborate entertainment program planned by the local committee.
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Seattle
West
Meuse-Argonne Drive
91St
Mrs Annie Irwin Dies At Tacoma
News came from Tacoma of the death of Annie Irwin wife of Charles F Irwin of that city formerly Annie Mueller. She spent her girlhood in Butte and surrounding area and lived there until about two years ago when she moved to Tacoma. She leaves her husband three children Clarence Fenwick and Lena and many Butte relatives and friends. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
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Butte
Tacoma
Annie Irwin
Charles F. Irwin
Irwin
Annie Mueller
Clarence
Fenwick
Lena
Western States Irrigation Men Seek Federal Aid
The Northwest irrigation and development congress met in Seattle with resolutions urging Congress to adopt a national reclamation program under the Interior Department and to appropriate 250 million dollars to begin work. The report favored creating an educational and legislative committee within the Western States Reclamation association and allied groups. James A. Johnson of Shelby Montana was elected president and James A. Ford of Spokane Chamber of Commerce was named secretary.
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Congress
Interior Department
Northwest Irrigation and Development Congress
Committee
Western States Reclamation Association
Southwest League of State
The
American Legion
Sacramento Valley Development Association
Northwest Reclamation Association
James A. Johnson
Shelby
Mont
Northwest Reclamation League
James A. Ford
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Toole County
Montana
West
United States
McNary
Oregon
Cox Attacks Harding as Reactionary and Deceptive
Senator Cox accuses Harding and the Republican leadership of serving big business and the senatorial oligarchy. He calls Harding's nomination a ratification and alleges a chameleon policy on the Japanese question and the league. Cox denounces the Chicago convention and claims a disciplined, deceptive campaign guided from Marion.
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Harding
Cox
Chicago
Marion
Few Ducks Coming In From Shooting Points
Reports from September duck hunting haunts say bags are disappointing and few trophies reach the city. Weather has been warm, delaying duck flights, with hunters hoping for a cold snap to bring ducks lower. Indications suggest little weather change for a day or two.
Chiropractors Convene in Butte Oct 18 20
A chiropractic convention is announced for Butte from October 18 to 20. Dr. Flora Emery notes Dr. B J Palmer head of a Duluth college will attend and give two talks on Salesmanship and After Tomorrow What? Palmer leads the profession. A public clinic plans 25 unusual treatments during the visit with chamber of commerce cooperation and a health board address by Dr. Cogswell.
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Butte
Flora Emery
B. J. Palner
Big
Chiropractic College of
Duluth
Palmer
Tutte
Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Winery
Cogswell
State Board of Health
Senior Glass IA Novel Diversion at Anaconda High
The senior class staged a humorous faculty take-off at Daly gym last evening. Cast members dressed as teachers surprised the staff, parodying a faculty meeting with mock discussions on a two hour study period and a raise to 5000 dollars. A violin solo by Truman Boardman and dancing followed the performance.
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Daly Gymnasium
Anaconda High School
Blanchard
Dwyer
Truman Boardman
Darkneso Stuns Airtight Match At Anaconda Club
A 19 hole duel yesterday at Anaconda Country Club between 5S. J. Crosby and IF. B. Smith ended in a tie as darkness halted play. The closely contested match was part of the season's championship tournament with rounds to resume today, following a strong first round showing by players like C. H. Loux, W. T. Masten, and F. B. Smith with several default wins and close finishes.
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Anaconda Country Club
J. Crosby
IF. B. Smith
C. H. Loux
W. T. Masten
D. Hunter
George C. Jackson
B. S. Morrow
Frank Tucker
R. B. Abbott
J. C. Harrington
C. Kk. Farnsworth
R. P. Wood
W. KE. Mowbray
Robert Handley
F. B. Smith
Dr. B. T. Asbury
S. J. Crosby
G. A. Dean
Hunter
Morrow
Abbott
Larnsworth
Mowbray
Masten
Smith
Crosby
Federal agents arrest man in bootlegging case in Anaconda
Federal officers visiting Anaconda arrested Theodore Kuberich on bootlegging charges. His business at 503 Mast Park Avenue was searched and a small liquor quantity seized. He was taken to Butte for federal action. Searches at James Chambers soft drink parlor and the Panama billiard hall found nothing incriminating.
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Anaconda
Butte
Theodore Kuberich
Kuberich
Mast Park Avenue
James Chambers
Main
Panama
Families Combine For Baseball Game At Washoe Park
Five members of the Domitrovich family and four members of the Callan family teamed up to play the Foundry baseball club. The game is slated for Sunday at 2 30 PM on the Washoe park diamond and may be the last game in Anaconda this season.
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Domitrovich
Callan
Foundry
Washoe Park
Anaconda
Anaconda Briefs Elmer Hauser Returns From Helena State Fair
Elmer Hauser returned yesterday to Anaconda after a few days in Helena attending the state fair. A lost diamond and pearl brooch is reported. Reward will be returned to 415 Walnut or the Standard office.
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Elmer Hauser
Anaconda
Helena
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