Montana Attorney General rules joint gambling liable
The Montana Attorney General concludes that any person who joins a planned game of cards for money or value is liable under anti gambling laws. The opinion cites the Wakely decision to distinguish mere players from principals who open or carry on a game. It states that when several people jointly open or conduct such a game, all are principals and liable to prosecution. The Anderson Brothers of Dillon were in Sheridan on business.
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Montana
J. B. Poindexter
Frank Arnold
Park County
Supreme Court
Wakely
Keating Seeks Reelection As Montana State Auditor
William Keating announces bid for re election and cites a more than 50 percent rise in warrants issued from 1911 to 1915 while keeping office costs under 7 percent of insurance department receipts. He holds ex officio roles as state insurance commissioner and investment commissioner and notes improved efficiency with faster claim payments.
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William Keating
State Auditor’s Department
Keating
Insurance Department
State Insurance Commissioner
State Investment
Industrial Accident Board
Montana
State Auditor's Department
Mrs Rube Boatman Visits Relatives in Laurin and Adobetown
Mrs Rube Boatman of Monida is visiting her sister Mrs Joseph Dionne in Adobetown. Before returning home she will call on her parents Mr and Mrs C E Hosner at Laurin. Madisonian.
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Rube Boatman
Monida
Adobetown
Joseph Dionne
Joe Reiser Convicted of Second Degree Murder
Joe Reiser was found guilty of second degree murder in Bozeman on Saturday for the alleged killing of Joe Fink. The verdict returns the defendant to state custody pending sentencing.
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Joe Reiser
Bozeman
Joe Fink
Mississippi flood control the delta and levee crisis
TOM STOUT argues that the Mississippi flood threat endangers sixteen million acres from Cairo to the Gulf. He notes massive levee works, refutes current limits, and urges government help to finish higher walls and revetments to protect two hundred million dollars in delta wealth.
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Washington
Mississippi River
Cairo
Illinois
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi
Delta
New Orleans
Arkansas City
Venice
Tom Stout
Osteopath Found Guilty in Lewistown Court
R. J. Wood was found guilty of practicing osteopathy without a license and fined 250 dollars in the district court at Lewistown last week.
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R. J. Wood
Lewistown
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Dillon
Sheridan
Sheridan Forum
Didate
The
Kansas City Star
Kansas City
Kansas
United States Mails
the Star
Lansing
Montana Commercial and Labor League
Helena
Mont
Gulf
Albert
Prince Albert
P. A
States
Prince Alberto
Toacco
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Burfiend
Tribune Book
Dillon, Mont
J. D. Lee
Railroad Avenue
Medlen
Dillon, Montana
Victor
Lee S.tower
City Express and Coal Co
C. W. Scott
General Transfer
Busy Bee Cafe
Fetheroff
Ueerttans and
Oiey Drug Store
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