Montana court notes and foreclosures in district docket
The report covers several Montana cases with judgments and foreclosures. A. W. Miles Co. vs. Oscar J. Braaten ends with a $289.08 principal and $50 costs. L. Lewis vs. Blakeleys yields $1 042 principal plus $125 fees. Decrees signed. Time to plead extended to Jan 12 1913. First National Bank vs. Barker et al ends with default and a foreclosure decree. George and Lucy Blair case proceeds with eight jurors after exhaustion of the jury list. Judge Stark presided. Enoch Flyum sentenced for a prior verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Miles Co
Oscar —J. Braaten
Davis & Kelly
Hk. L. Lewis
Charles Blakeley
Carrie Blakeley
D. C. Solberg
D. C. Blakeley
Citizens State Bank
State of Montana
John T. Esp
Wing A. Carl
Lew Webb
Gibson & Smith of
Livingston
First National Bank of
Harlowton
Ernest B. Barker
Ethel G. Barker
Montana Lumber and Hardware Co
Jones & Jones of
Harlow
W. H. Donald
Chas. Nicholson
T. T. Olson
E. A. Cummings
Cornelius Skaarland
C.f.utlman
N. E. Hale
N. E. Oliver
A. P. Stark
Enoch Flyum
Fatal Train Wreck in Texas Details Emerging
A Texas wreck left multiple passengers dead and others severely injured as engine and freight cars tore apart. Absent or unclear details identify Trouston resident Camps as among the deceased while authorities describe a steam pipe burst ripping through a coach and scalding riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Imany
Trouston
Dante
Woman At Casper Not Mrs Phillips
Casper Wyoming December 12 police after a thorough investigation decided the woman arrested Monday night was not the escaped Los Angeles hammer slayer. In many respects resemblance to Mrs Phillips description were striking. Newspaper men were allowed to talk to the woman after initial questioning. She refused to answer questions and appeared unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Los Angeles
Phillips
Merchants Union Denounces Shipping Rules Amid Policy Debates
The Farmers Educational and Co operative Union urges state aid for co operative marketing and constitutional reform. They call for public rail aid parallels to Canada style cooperative elevators and a sound marketing system to aid producers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Verdict For Governor Russell In Seduction Suit
A Mississippi jury returned a verdict for the defendant in the damages suit brought by Frances Birkhead against Governor Lee M. Russell. The jury found for the defendant after 28 minutes of deliberation, with neither party present in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miss
Frances Birkhead
Lee M. Russell
Editor Found Not Guilty Of Murder In Durango Case
Rod S. Day editor of the Durango Democrat was acquitted in district court here after a murder trial. The jury found him not guilty of killing William Wood city editor of the Durango Herald on April 24. The verdict came after 18 ballots and was announced after 7:30 this morning with few spectators present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Cole
Rod S. Day
Trial of Attorney General Shows Up Doings of Burns
Washington hearings before the House Judiciary Committee on impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty took on a trial like character. Witnesses included Burns, Senator Johnson, former Attorney General Wickersham and AFL President Samuel Gompers, tracing events from Oregon land fraud trials to the Jones pardon and Burns’ role in jury drawing. Senator Johnson praised Burns as a man of integrity and urged his appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Daugherty
Volstead
William J. Burns
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Burns
Johnson
California
Wickersham
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Oregon
McNamara Brothers
Los Angeles Times
Taft
Roosevelt
Representative Keller
Minnesota
Willard N. Jones
Paul Howland
Francis J. Henry
Jones
Senator Johnson
Howland
Investigation Bureau
San Francisco
Record Prices at 23rd International Livestock Show
The 23rd annual international livestock exposition closed with a record-breaking week. Hereford stock dominated sales with 52 head averaging 838. Bulls led by Woodford 130th at 29100, Shorthorn bulls 15 averaging 689, and Aberdeen Angus cows 34 averaging 2666. Cattle prices highlighted the milking Shorthorn sale at 342.80 average across 42 animals. A carload of native sheep sold to Illinois Packing. John J. Burke named Northwestern representative of the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Woodford
Aberdeen-Angus
Count Pickford
Robert McEwen
London
Ont
Illinois Packing Company
John J. Burke
Helena
Mont
Northwestern
Fight With Rocks In Klan Parade
In McKinney Texas a Ku Klux Klan parade turned into a rock throwing melee between Klansmen and onlookers. About 500 Klansmen were in the procession. Several participants suffered head bruises and a bystander was severely struck. Window damage occurred to an interurban car. Police restored order. no arrests or hospitalizations reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckinney
Tex
Wisconsin Man Offered U. Chair to Bran non
Helena dispatch reports the state board of education offered the University of Montana chancellorship to Dr. M. A. Brannon, Beloit College president, for a three year term. Brannon left for Beloit to consider, with a decision likely soon. The post has been vacant since Aug. 31 after E. C. Elliott resigned to head Purdue. Dr. H. H. Swain has been acting chancellor. Brannon previously served at the University of North Dakota and later as president of the University of Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Indiana
H. H.swain
Board of Education
Brannon
Beloit
Naval appropriation signals push for new cruisers and subs
The house appropriations committee reported a $293,806,538 naval bill urging President Harding to seek an extension of Washington treaty limits with Great Britain France Japan and Italy to cover cruisers and submarines. The move follows a push by Chairman Kelley to authorize 16 light cruisers within the treaty’s 10 000 ton cap and highlights hopes for saving capital costs through lighter vessels while maintaining parity with other fleets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Blunt
United States
House Appropriations Committee
Harding
Great Britain
France
Japan
Iaiy
Naval
Kelley
Naval Appropriations
Navy General Board
United States Navy
Administration
Friends of the
Kelly
Byrnes
South Carolina
Famous Case Ends with Burch Lane Judgment in LA
Arthur C. Burch formerly of Evanston Illinois was freed after three murder trials and one insanity trial. J Belton Kennedy was killed on the steps of a Beverly Glen cottage seventeen months ago. Burch and Madalynne Obenchain were indicted for the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Arthur C. Burch
Evanston
Ill
Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Beverly Glen
Madalynne Obenchain
New York Proposes Cleanse of Public Dances
City officials led by Deputy Commissioner George W. Left consider steps to regulate or shut down dances deemed indecent at public halls. The plan aims to curb disorder and protect morality amid growing concerns over entertainment venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dee
Rene
George W
Depu
Wanamaker Dies in Philadelphia at 85
John Wanamaker internationally famous merchant and former postmaster general died at his Philadelphia home at age 85. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 PM at Bethany Presbyterian Church at 22nd and Brainbridge streets. The church, long known as John Wanamaker's church, will house the body in state from 10 AM to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Bethany Presbyterian Church
22Nd and
Brainbridge Streets
Bandits Seize $296000 in Livestock Exchange Bank Holdup
In Kansas City a trio of unmasked bandits robbed five bank messengers in the Livestock Exchange lobby, taking 296000. Thomas F A Henry, Drovers National Bank credit manager, was shot but is expected to recover after pursuing a cash bundle believed to be 40000. An additional 4008 was left behind as the gang fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Livestock Exchange
Thomas F A. Henry
Drovers National Bank
Henry
Exchange
Jack Kelley
Progressives Hold Second Conference and Draft Platform
The Cleveland area reports that the Workers Party of America declined to seat delegates while adopting resolutions for future political action. The conference elected officers and outlined a six point platform including railroad abolition of the Esch Cummins act, public control of water power, direct election of the president and vice president, and expanded direct primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Workers Party of
Anfrrca
United States
Eee
Ithe
Conf
Esch-Cummins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Keough
Noer
Finia
Vitornes
Ops Ses
Wo Cooh
Jake Nn
Ro Martin
Win. HL
Dea Poe
Texas
Horster
West Texas
Fr Beer Holland
Mrs. Phillips
RMERS
INGS
Farmers’ Educational and Coke Union
Farma
Mississippi
Wisconsin
U. Chair
Ith Burch Lane
Esa Oo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!