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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1908
Page
4
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Judge William H. Hunt of Helena sentenced three mob leaders for forcibly removing non union workers at the Bell Telephone building in Butte and threatening them with hanging. He warned that those who defy courts and police invite government protection, while lamenting not all perpetrators could be brought to justice.
The piece notes ex presidents face pressures after leaving office including reading countless books, being solicited for funds and endorsements, and calls to join public or semi public ventures, with Grover Cleveland highlighted as a case study in ongoing obligations and solicitations.
A collage of brief, witty lines from Missoulian Anaconda Standard Helena Independent Forsyth Times Butte Inter Mountain and other papers. The quotes touch on citizenship law reform New Year resolutions automobile gifts and social behavior with humorous or aphoristic bite.
Council weighs building a city hall with council room jail and fire department quarters. Fire department petition favors improved alarm system and new housing at former Dillon steam laundry building for $15 monthly rent, totaling up to $750 for setup.
The article notes that many customers faced huge December electric bills, with the utility blaming the public for heavier usage. It mentions the difficulty in meeting the costs and the reaction to the unexpectedly large charges.
Residents complain meters read high and some report power outages. Officials promise a full line of testing instruments and will test any customer’s meter free of charge to show how much electricity their lamp consumes.
A body found near a railroad in Toledo shows no confirmation of how he died. Items in pockets include a dime pencils a red keel thread and a pocket knife. Authorities note uncertain cause of death. inquest set for tomorrow. Frank J Cheney signs an 1886 affidavit about Hall's Catarrh Cure (Toledo) with promotional notes.
F Augustus Heinze, prominent copper magnate, was arrested in New York on an indictment for illegally certifying a check for 62768 on Mercantile National Bank. Bail set at 50000. he pleaded not guilty. Indictment also cites 100000 in other checks amid claims of proper bookkeeping and collateral. He is charged under section 5023 of the revised statutes with possible prison term of five to ten years.
Charles Gooch left Dillon on Tuesday evening for San Francisco. He will spend the winter in that city and other California points.
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