Judge Sentences Thompson for Manslaughter in Heagy Slaying
James Carr Thompson was found guilty of manslaughter in the Jackson district court for the April 21 assault on Fred Heagy. Judge Callaway sentenced Thompson to five years in the penitentiary after noting a fair trial and jury leniency.
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Big Hole Basin
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Thompson
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A. F. Cline
George T. Mast
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J. D. Berry
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Frank Esterwold
John Steger
Daniel Tovey, Jr
Frank Ritschel
Heagy
Thompson Tolhe Court
Miss Katie Johnston Dies in Oakland Cal
Word from Oakland says Miss Katie Johnston, Dillon born and 19 years old, died of heart failure in Oakland at 1 am yesterday. Her body will be shipped to Dillon and arrive tomorrow. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm C Johnston, with Bert Johnston at her bedside in California.
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Sanford Dodge Company Performs at Dillon Theatre
Sanford Dodge company staged three shows in Dillon this week from Tuesday to Thursday. Audiences praised the troupe as far above average and enjoyed the performances greatly.
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Dillon
Democrats Likely to Win Montana Senate Seat
United States Senate prospects in Montana tilt to Democrats as canvassed results from Granite Rosebud and Custer counties show Democrats ahead in three closely contested races. The Helena Record notes a Democratic majority in the forthcoming legislature and hints Thomas H. Carter will not return to Washington. The Missionary society of the Presbyterian church meets with Mrs Remley this Friday afternoon.
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Beaverhead County Canvases Election Returns
Beaverhead county commissioners chaired by H C Patterson and county clerk Baker met to publicly canvass election returns. Norman Lo Holden lost by a small margin, John Baker retained county clerk and recorder seat with a large plurality, and scattered votes went to various local candidates across precincts including Wisdom and Dillon.
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C. W. Francis
Wisdom
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Dillon
Baker
Court House
Beaverhead County
Norman Lo
Holden
Asessor
John
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Alice Herr
George Metlen
Will Chapman
W. T. George
Bishop
Herbert Hanson
C. W. Robison
Dillon South
Yoder
Helena
Supervisor Leavitt Takes Post at Lewis and Clark Forest
Supervisor Leavitt newly appointed to the Lewis and Clark national forest leaves Dillon last Tuesday with his family for a Conrad headquarters to establish home. George P. Martin, longtime ranger at Jackson, earns promotion to deputy supervisor in Dillon under Supervisor Wyman's office.
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Young man acquitted in saddle theft case
Charles E. Leach, jailed for weeks on a saddle theft charge tied to J. P. Lossl of Wisdom, was tried in district court yesterday and found not guilty by the jury.
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Charles E. Leach
J. P. Lossl
Wisdom
Fifty Million Dollar Railroad Goes to Junk Heap
The Butte Boise and San Francisco railroad project collapsed after internal quarrels over funds and dubious promoters. Dr W H Haviland and associates allegedly sought $1,200 for expenses and $3,000 from directors to incorporate the company, while financiers like V S Ruelens and Stanton were named but unclear. Board members declined, leaving the fifty million dollar plan in limbo as the story continues.
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Butte Evening News
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Don McLaughlin
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V. S. Ruelens
Pension Department
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McCabe
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Jet McCabe
McLaughlin
Tomich
New York
Haviland
V. 5
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Stanton
Ile
Carnegie Trust Company
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