Goulds and Law A Publicly Noted Jail Sentence
Magistrate Bruce W. Cobb of New York City imprisoned Frank M. Gould, son of Edwin Gould, for open and willful speeding. The case is painted as a public service by enforcing the law on a wealthy young man, echoing a family history of flamboyant public lives and notoriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce W. Cobb
New York City
Frank M. Gould
Edwin Gould
Young Gould
Jay Gould
Grand Opera House
George Gould
Zella Nicolaus
Anna Gould
Count Castellane
Conley Wins State Case Ends Turbulent Battle
The state case against Conley has been decided in his favor. Conley is cleared of sharp practices and profiteering accusations, delivering satisfaction to his supporters and disappointment to the Dixon Lanstrum alliance. The outcome echoes a drawn out legal struggle and hints at political cost.
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Conley
Jarndyce
Mr. Conley
Dixon-Lanstrum Alliance
Direct Election of President Urged in Nationwide Campaign
The piece urges abolition of the Electoral College through Senator Norris's bill and a national direct primary. It calls for public letters to senators and congressmen, argues the college distorts democracy, cites Breckenridge and Kentucky results, and warns about tax exempt securities totaling 30 billion dollars. It presses constitutional amendment as remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Norris
Nebraska
Breckenridge
America
Tiger of the Trenches Clemenceau Enjoys US Visit
Former French premier Georges Clemenceau, nicknamed the Tiger, revels in his time in the United States. He seeks influence and a raise, but Americans doubt foreign coaches and intend to chart their own course in European affairs while welcoming his praise of France’s wartime leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemenceau
United States
France
A Vacant Chair Marks Col Nolan’s Loss at Conley Celebration
A vacant chair will stand to Col Nolan’s right at Friday’s celebration for his friend and client Mr Conley. The late colonel believed in the cause and poured his heart into the campaign, unable to see the final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Conley
Col. Nolan
War drives hydro power and home fuel use grow
Continued warfare in the coal mines accelerates hydro electric development and wider electricity use. It also spurs adoption of kerosene stoves and various oil burners for household use.
Catarrh Remedy Promises Hearing Relief
An ad states that inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes rumbling and imperfect hearing. It warns hearing loss could occur if inflammation isn’t reduced and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine to rid the system of catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Wells Fargo Executive Urges Action Over Knowledge
Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank president F L Lipman voices the motto that men are valued for what they can and will do in business rather than what they know. He emphasizes practical initiative as the key to success in enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.L. Lipman
Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank of
San Francisco
Santa Claus
Santa
Interference in Primary Industries Hurts Common Citizens
The piece asserts that ordinary people bear the brunt when major sectors like lumbering or mining face interference from local, state, or national policies. It emphasizes citizen impact amid policy actions affecting industries.
Old Parties Press Impeachment Move Against Daugherty
Edward Percy Howard reports Keller Woodruff and Johnson demand action on war fraud cases. They accuse Attorney General Daugherty of inaction, cite two years of evidence, and say the public wants graft and corruption fought. Daugherty offered to share charges with Wolstead.
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Autocaster Service
Wash
Edward Percy Howard
Daugherty
Oscar E. Keller
Minnesota
Woodruff
Michigan
House
Wolstead
Keller and
Royal C. Johnson
South Dakota
Department of Justice
Department
Keller
Grand J
For Lease or Sale Colonial Farm Deals and Details
For Lease or Sale. Five year lease with purchase option on an irrigated cultivated grain alfalfa and stock farm of just over two sections. Seed grain included. Small cattle herd may be bought. Forest permit. Also another similar place over a section not equipped. A near two hundred acre stock ranch for sale producing about 200 tons of hay. Price $6,500. Easy payments. Also U S cream separator in good condition offered by Harrison and Son.
Teacher Examination Schedule in Dillon
A notice states that teacher examinations will be held in Dillon on December 7 8 and 9. The text includes a stray number 48 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Moonshine cases stain busy court session
Oscar Garner pleaded not guilty before Judge Phillips to a charge of violating the Eighteenth amendment and was released on bond of $250. Peter Wenner pleaded guilty on the same charge and was fined $150. Nels Christensen pleaded guilty to making moonshine and was fined $100 and sentenced to 30 days in county jail by Judge Joseph C. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Garner
Phillips
Peter Wenner
Justice Phillips
Nels Christensen
Joseph C., Smith
James Doyle of Centennial valley cattleman in city visit
James Doyle and Mrs. Doyle of Lakeview visited the city this week. Mr. Doyle is a leading cattleman in Centennial valley and is feeding about 300 beef steers in addition to his stock cattle this winter. A solicitation slip for Foley’s products is included in the text.
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James Doyle
Mrs. Doyle
Lakeview
Doyle
Centennial Valley
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Dillon Tribune
Tribune Publishing Company
F. E. Foote
Montana
THE
American Press Association
Dogeeeee
Dillon Post Office
Telephone
HE Gould
Victrola Model
Potts
Druggist
Rexall Store
Annabel Desmond
New Progressive Bloc
U. S
Harrison & Son
Rambouillet
Rams
A. P. Williams
Alder Mont
Wooltex
Gossard
Utz & Dunn
Carter's
Carter
Eliel Brothers
Nan
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
ITER
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