Cleve Case Ends with Not Guilty Verdict
Summary of court actions lists multiple cases including a not guilty verdict in the Cleve case. Other docket entries show judgments for plaintiff or defendant, foreclosures, liens, and attorney fees. The jury term total expenses are noted around 2,000 with the Cleve case at about 760.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Flyum
Theron CG
Finlay
Platsti
Capital Land Co
EE. J. Mooo
Peery-Ulman Lumber Co
Battornes
Ff. Dowthett
van Cleve
World War Reparations Debate Shapes Postwar Policy
Discussion groups in Delafield and Montgomery Ward Dias in Bedford weigh U S plans for German reparations and global economic stability. Leaders argue whether Russia must be pressured and the private sector should steer recovery, while financiers advocate cautious, orderly postwar distribution and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amenthease
D. Po
Delafield
Mothe Beach
War Department
Law
Montgomery Ward Dias
Bedford
International Cham Bini
Hh Sompiatly
Sosig
Stysean
New
Tus
United States
Bitches Wand
Attein Fourape
Witow
Jake Shaffer Wins First Billiard Block in 1500 Point Match
Chicago May 16 Jake Schaefer world billiards champion trailed early in 1500 point title bout with Welker Cochran San Francisco. He rallied in final innings to post a 420 block score and a 202 run, turning the match in championship fashion after rough start.
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Chicago
Jake Schaefer
Welker Goochran
San Francisco
Niu
Schaefer
Cochran
Stage Is Set For Commencement At Sweet Grass High
Next week marks commencement and exam week at Sweet Grass High School with senior only programs. Senior class hosts Class Day on Wednesday evening in the auditorium followed by two and a half days of exams and closing exercises. The May 26 schedule includes speaker Dean A L Stone and a public diplomas ceremony led by J A Lowry, plus a big Friday picnic and alumni banquet.
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Sweet Grass High School
Gerald Zellers
Lulu
Leona Duncan
J. A. Lowry
Ening
A. L. Stone
The
State University
Missoula
Stone
Montana
Rev
A. A. Holbeck
Ruth Miller
Dorothy Bray
Frederick Coit
Lulu Birkeland
John Thayer
Harold Guthrie
Jimmie Nepstad
Myrtle Webb
Etta Manis
Lucy Evans
Jase Maitland
Joy ~Shanks
Henry Whalen
Russell Campbell
Everett McGinnis
Winnett Chemist Dead In Auto Wreck
Dr. E. M. Landon chemist and former manager of the Weona refinery in Winnett was killed in an automobile wreck near the fair grounds. A woman companion escaped injury. an inquest will be held tomorrow.
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Lewistown
E. M. Landon
Weona
Winnett
Fair Grounds
Landon
Chicago
Venona
Coal price protests prompt Hoover and White House action
Officials report a coal supply tension amid strike fears with Hoover inspecting calls to protect fringe markets. White House signals government involvement as coal prices vary by district while attorneys general note mine price gains above two dollars a ton.
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White House
Harding
Hoover
Daugherty
Aa Justice
Purdue Elects Dr Elliott New President After Stone Death
Helena Independent reports Purdue University trustees elected Dr F C Elliott former chancellor of the University of Montana as president, succeeding Winthrop E Stone who died after a fall in the Canadian Rockies. Elliott, born 1874 in Illinois, educated at Nebraska and Columbia, previously led Montana schools and education institutions.
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Helena
F. C. Elliott
University of Montana
Purdue University
Winthrop E. Stone
Canadian Rockies
Boston
University of Technology
United States
Purdue
Montana
de. Elliott
State Board of Education
S. W. Stewart
Ilinois
North Platte
Neb
University of
Nebraska
Leadville
Colo
Columbia University
University of Wisconsin
Senate Would Charge Officers For Voyage To Japan
The May 16 senate resolution proposed by Sen McCormick Republican Illinois rejects using the naval transport Henderson to move Annapolis classmates of Admiral Urui of the Japanese navy to Japan for a class reunion planned this summer. Secretary Denby says plans already advanced for Henderson sailing from Hampton Roads should not be altered. He intends to sail with the class members to visit American naval stations on the Pacific coast and en route to Saget.
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Washington
Senate
McCormick
Ilinois
Henderson
Japan
Annapolis
Admiral Urui
Navy
Pians
Pacific
Denby
Hampton Roads
Shell Shocks Soldier Leaps From Moving Train Near Ismay
May 17 miles city. A shell shocked World War I veteran Ralph Ness reportedly jumped from the west bound Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul train about a mile east of Ismay Montana while on the way to a government hospital. Trainsmen and trackmen alerted, search organized by the Ismay American Legion post with two groups joining the hunt. Fear grows that the man may have fallen into a canyon or ditch near the line.
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Miles City
Ralph ‘Ness
Hettinger
N.D
Hielena
Chicago, Milwaukee , & St
Pal Pasenger
Ismay
Mont
Trassmen
Treckamen
Americas
Legion of Ismey
Grepps
Rete
Labor riots run wild in Chicago building blaze
A massive fire at a 70 unit apartment building under construction at 771 Sheridan Road drew 5,000 protesters as labor unrest flared in Chicago. Police fought to guard the scene amid a campaign against wage settlement author K M Landis and threats linked to union leaders.
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Chicago
Sheridan Road
Ark
Rogers Park
Landis
K. M. Landis
Fred Mader
Tim” Murphy
Cornelius
Don) Shea
Mader
Building Trades Council
Hearst May Run for Governor Rumors Stir in New York
W J Conners former state Democratic chairman and Buffalo Courier and Enquirer owner opened headquarters at the McAlpin hotel and said Hearst may not run but public sentiment demands a fighter to back the governor’s duties.
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New York
W. J. Conners
State Democratic Committee
Buffalo Courier and Enquirer
McAlpin Hotel
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Conners
Democratic
Me. Hearst
Miller
Brennan Stops Tracey in Eighth Round at Madison Square Garden
Knockout Bill Brennan of Chicago defeats Jim Tracey of Australia by knockout in the eighth round at Madison Square Garden. Brennan staggered Tracey with a stomach punch and lefts to the jaw, dropping him for eight in the eighth as Tracey bravely answered back before the bell. Tracey weighed 183 pounds.
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New York
Bill Brennan
Chicago
Jim Tracey
Australia
Madison Square, Garden
Brennan
Tracey
Feud Flares Up In Pineville Circuit Court
In Pineville Kentucky heavy guards protected the courthouse as the Ball Colson feud resurfaced. Wounds included John Hurst shot in the stomach and Riley Ball killed with Frank Ball and Clay Colson injured. Warrants were issued for Floyd Ball James Scruggs and Alva Ball.
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Pineville
Ball-Colson
Court House
John Hurst
Colson
Frank Ball
Riley Ball
Clay Colson
Flint McDaniel
J. G. Forester
George Colson
Ira Ball
Doyle Colson
Tom Manning
Tim Ball
Alva Ball
Floyd Ball
Middlesboro
James Scruggs
Old Friend of Col Roosevelt Wins In Nutmeg State Fight
Gifford Pinchot leads over George E. Alter in the Pennsylvania Republican governor race from unofficial returns. Pinchot’s margin grows with 619 districts left to hear from, while Alter trails. A Washington observer cites the Pennsylvanian machine’s strong Ties to the Harding administration and 1920 convention dynamics.
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Col. Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
George E. Alter
Alter
Pinechot
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Harding
White House
Dougherty
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Merbarra
Va Jr
Europe
Brett
Jake Shaffer
National Cemetery
Arlington, Va
Winnett Chemist
H. Hoover
GTOS
Hamed Canht
Coordi
Kentucky
Feud Halls
Corde Hall
National Demo ‘Cratic Committee
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