The producers news., 1927-06-03
JOE DOLIN ON
ANOTHER RAMPAGE
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he was sober.
In the meantime, Mrs. Dolin moved
back to her home and children, and
looked after the postoffice during her
husbands absence.
Joe Repeats
, A couple of days later Joe return
ed to his spouse and his family. How
ever, he proceeded to get "lit up"
again and on Wednesday or Thursday
night repeated his antics of Monday
; night, again chasing his wife out of
Ine house, in the darkness of the
> mghC, forcing her again to take ref
) uge IN the hotel. Again Mrs. Dolin
was accompanied by the lady solici-
tor.
Mrs. DOlin Quits
Mrs. DOlin is reported to have told
her friends that she is done with
) Dolln; that she had put up with his
aDuse as long as she could or would
sIand IL, and that she would have no
more TO do with him. She is report
ed to have made a trip to the county
seat last Saturday morning accom-
! panied by her friend, the solicitor. to
consult lawyer concerning proper
! legal actions.
Recalls Other Times
This Is not the first time Dolin had
gone home drunk and exercised his
, authority and chased his spouse into
the street. 1t was a common occur
renee when he lived in Plentywood
3 ana mad the county printing and was
= pulling down fabulous sums of money
on perjured printing claims.
One day when he came home and
e found one of his intimate friends
I there, man widely known here and
1 a close friend and benefactor of the
t Dolln family, he became insanely jeal-
> Gus, pulled gun and would have
/ murdered his wife and friend but for
t the gentleman's disarming him by
e hitting him over the head with a
e chair, while the wife ran screaming
t from the house and called the sher-
S IFS office to send officers to keep
!, her husband from committing mur-
t der In his drunken frenzy.
' The officers rushed to the Dolin
D home, and manacled him and put him
. to bed to sober up, while the fright
= ened and distracted wife hid in the
t house of neighbor.
/ When Dolin sobered up, he effected
= a reconciliation with his wife again.
r Tor the time being, begged the for
e glvenesS of his abused friend, and i'm
t plored the sheriff and the deputies
!, to suppress the story so that it would
e not get out to the world. In compass
/ sion for his misery the sheriff ac-
quiesced, and the scandal was smoth-
cred.
: DOlins Part
, Shortly after that another row oc-
Cured and Mrs. Dolin is reported to
have left Joe for several months, af-
ter which time Dolin sold out his
business and left the country. In
time, after his father died, he re-
J turned to Medicine Lake, took the
Wave over from his mother, and be-
ing a good republican induced Scott
Leavltt to give him the appointment
as postmaster. About this time his
vile returned to him to give him an
other trial
DOlin a Saint
Last fall Dolin took an active part
IN the political campaign in the guise
OF great refOrmer-told the world
q he was sorry for what he had done
IN the past; for his perjuries and his
, robberies of the taxpayers, and he
! was going to lead a better life; that
, ne did not believe in such things and
IN order to show it he put out dirty
, scandal circular about the candidates
on the farmer-labor ticket whom he
. said were too low to lace his, Dolin's
boots.
Robbery Dope
After the unfortunate robbery of
the Sheridan county treasury last
Q November, Dolin, under his mothers
! name and behind this estimable
: gray-haired lady's skirts. come ont
, with a series of the most damnable
. hes and libels about the Sheridan
: county officers in which he not onlv
+ mslnuated carelessness on the part
, OF the officers but implied thew had
knowledge of the affair, or even par-
, tlclpated In it. The articles in cues
tlon were written by one L. S. Olson.
who admitted under oath before the
! Grand Jury at Great Falls that he
had made practice of embezzIing
lines while he was justice of the
peace and before he was kicked out
OF office, and by one J. w. Mckee. a
noted crop grabber and loan shark
who used to operate as cashier of the
First National bank of Plentvwood
before he put that institution on the
rocks, and which bank was so looted
that 1T has never paid the depositors
a red cent and which never will. It
being reported on very good authori-
ty that he actually embezzled money
that was paid to him on notes that
were at the Federal Reserve bank as
collateral security. This is the same
Mckee, who robbed the poor Scandi-
? navian family near Dooley in such a
pitiful manner.
: Insurance Propaganda
! In reference to these articles that
! Dolin has allowed to be published
, under his poor old mothers name.
? IL is believed, with lot of facts to
suostantiate the belief, that the ar
: tlcles were paid for by the insurance
company and published for the pur-
: pose OF aiding that corporation in
avoiding the payment of the county's
burglary insurance. Tt is also believ-
ed that Olson and Mckee have been
: well paid for the articles which thew
t prepared and published in the Wave.
Ruined Contract Chances
1t is talked on the streets that
! these late antics of noIin mill o,,,L,,.