Anderson Held on Petit Larceny Charge in Virginia Debacle
Captain Stivers filed a complaint in Justice Nichols court accusing James A Anderson of petit larceny after money vanished from the Miner offices. Anderson, connected to sport reporting, reportedly moved to evade arrest as Woods and Murphy claimed money for a $505 side contest. Sheriff Regan returned with M D Hatch, extradited from Richmond, Virginia, on separate charges involving $700 from Pacific Mutual Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Gay Stivers
James A. Anderson
Woods
James
Anderson
Murphy
Regan
Richmond
M.D. Hatch
Virginia
Pacific Mutual Insurance Company of
New York
Harry C. Kesler
Butte
Hatch
Notice of many bills and clerks for Montana session
Helena Jan 14 special to the Inter Mountain reports the house committees granted clerk appointments for state institutions and public lands and agriculture. Bills introduced include bounties on wild animals, pulp and paper mills tax exemptions, jurors fees, and education institute duties. Names include Phelps Watson Losekamp Normoyle Crutchfield Gibson and Normoyle. votes listed for Senate and House membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
House Committee On State Institutions
Miss Holmes
Miss Bodenthal
Phelps
Watson
Montana
Losekamp
Normoyle
State Board of Education
Ry Normoyle
Ry Gibson
J. M. Page
Senate
Ark —Connolly
Cullen
Gruwell
Huttman
Mahon
Riddell Tierney
Warner—& Cent
Clark Courtney
F . Stanton
Whitesides
Power-Hobson
McKay
Mitchell
Phillips
Worden
Fox
Rowt House
k—Bennett
Black
Conrow
Day
Ine
Hill
Hutchinson
Kaphal
Lockart
Lai Martin
McLaughlin
McLeod
Truscott
Woods
Conrad—Bonner
Boylan
Burke
Coon- Hannah
Allwey
Gillette
Kelly
Kelly C. P
Lamb
Lewis
Madden
Matts
Metlen
Moran
Murray
Stapleton
Stephens
Stone
Toole
Warren
Wilson
Mr. Speaker
Power
Beasley
Bywater
Hedges
Intersoll
Jacqueth
Lindsay
City Hall Clock To Be Lighted At Night
William T. Jackson of Montana Electric funds and coordinates a night lighting plan for the city hall clock. A standard eight foot lamp and reflector will direct rays onto the clock face with permission granted to City Electrician George Aitken to proceed. The water and light committee has approved external illumination of the timepiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Jackson
Montana Electric Company
City Hall
Harrington
City Electrician
George Aitken
Ling Arraigned on Assault Charge in Justice Court
William Ling faced arraignment in Justice Has orington's court this afternoon for threatening Mrs Laura Johnson with a gun. His examination is scheduled for January 18 at 2 p.m. and bail is set at $500. He remained in jail in default of bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ling
Laura Johnson
Local Briefs From Town News Items
Local notes report a move of George A. Clink to Room 21 Hennessy building and a new Modern Pharmacy at 123 W Broadway with phone 31s. Miss Kelly receives a fi at 205 West Broad wine dinner. Mrs C Clifford, wife of Union Pacific agent, returns from Omaha with children. Community gifts total $1000 to Lizzie and Joseph McParland, heirs of Annie McParland. The 4 month old James Joseph Blake dies at 204 West Missoula. Turkeys and events noted for Sunday and a lodge installation planned for Pioneer hall. A lighthearted remark compares US army feeding to Centennial beer. Amos' Turkish Baths advertises tomorrow for $1.00 at Bdwy and Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Clink
Hennessy
W. Broadway
Kelly
West Broad
C. Clifford
Union Pacific
Omaha
Hemlock City
Woonedcraft
Lizzie McParland
Joseph McParland
Annie McParland
James Joseph Blake
James Blake
West Missoula Avenue
Thugnela
Lodge No. 7
Daughters of Hermann
Pioneer Hall
Gond
Dillon's assailants arraigned in justice court
Phil Carr and Tee Cohen were arraigned in Justice Harrington's court this afternoon on a charge of assault in the first degree. Their examination was set for January 20. Bonds were fixed. The scene included observers and a tense mood as the couple departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Carr
Tee Cohen
Justice Harrington
Ms. Killun
Richards Licensed for Marriage to Annie Zweifels
A marriage license was issued this afternoon to Josente Wl. Richards and Miss Annie Zweifels. The ceremony is planned for this evening with an undertaker present and the couple expected to wed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josente Wl. Richards
Annie Zweifels
Not Married Yet by a Mountain Tale of Elopement Hopes
A rustic dialogue reveals a would be couple facing social pressure and practical barriers to marriage. A mountaineer is spoken of as suitor while the father and other locals weigh plans, finances, and reputations, with past elopement attempts shaping current decisions. The scene centers on love, obligation, and restraint in a rural community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Luke
Haplingcourt
William Owsley
Wiliam Owsley
Abe Itkin
Itkin
Luke
Owsley
Woness
California
Thad
Salter
Sal
Blind Chaplain Milburn’s Senate Greeting
Blind Chaplain Milburn of the Senate, famed for recognizing every senator by voice, meets Senator Phittof New York at the elevator on the Senate floor. The moment occurs as the chaplain and his daughter linger near dawn, exchanging greetings and light dialogue with the visiting legislator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn
Senate
Torning Taverne
Phittof
New York
White House
Phitte
Winter Denver Excursion At One Fare From Tutte
An old notice advertises a cheap Denver trip with one fare round trip from Tutte, Oregon Short Line tickets available for January. The ad promises a same Limited return by Jen 1st and offers steopline car reservations with contact at City Ticket Office, No 1 East Broadway Butte Montana. Also notes furnished front room for rent at 2258 Jackson and mentions ex Secretary of State John W. Foster’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line
Tutte
Denver
Jenjury ST
Othe
East Broadway
Butte
Montana
Wilson
Prominent Former AG Wayne MacVeagh Improving
A morning report notes ex Attorney General Wayne MacVeagh, long ill, is gaining rapidly. A severe wind storm in Portsmouth Ohio destroyed eight dwellings, toppled a 20 foot building, wrecked the Burgess Steel hull at the fair grounds, and damaged an art hull. James Larkin and Daniel Collins sustained injuries deemed possibly fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne MacVeagh
Burgess Steel Company
Fair Grounds
James Larkin
Daniel Collins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clancy
Malcolm Moffatt
Louis Deadgman
Ludwig Straicher
James A. Murray
Shafer
Supreme Court
HOUSE
Ling
Amos’ Turkish Baths
Lue
Tee
Park Street
Jackson
Washington
John W. Foster
Portsmouth
Ohio
Murray Street
New York City
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