Commissioner of Political Practices Employee Testifies About Deleted Evidence in Wittich Pre-Trial Hearing By John S. Adams, Montana Free Press 03/11/16 District Judge Ray Dayton on Monday heard more than three hours of testimony in his Anaconda courtroom as he considers competing pre-trial arguments in a high-profile political corruption lawsuit. Commissioner of … [Read more...]
Wittich Case Going to Trial
Wittich Claims Selective Targeting, Commissioner of Political Practices Says No BY ROGER ROOTS 03/11/16 Montana Commissioner of Political Practices, John Motl, has launched a series of civil lawsuits against some of Montana’s most prominent Republicans, alleging they received undisclosed campaign support from conservative nonprofit corporations during the 2010 Primary … [Read more...]
The Honor of a Cheyenne Chief
“After I Got to Montana, My Sympathies Was With the Indians” BY TEDDY BLUE ABBOTT It was just about the time of the big chinook that came in March 1884, and a few snowdrifts still showed up, when a Cheyenne named Black Wolf and his immediate family of seven lodges came over from Tongue River to the Rosebud on a visit to the other Indians. They camped at the mouth of lame … [Read more...]