Matricide Case Opens As Defense Questions Mother
Dorothy Ellingson, aged 17, faces a sanity hearing on a murder charge in a courtroom packed with spectators. Her defense counsel Alexander Mooslin contends the mother’s testimony reveals abnormal influence and a troubled home life. The proceeding centers on alleged past threats and a fatal incident linked to the family unfoldment.
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Astociated Press
San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Bing Bitter
Siperhope
MiPernape
Chartaine
Natal ‘Safle
Alexander Mooslin
Two Men Killed in Crop Dispute Near Calpatria
Associated Press report from El Centro California says Victor Sterling real estate operator and contractor and Parker Singh lettuce grower were involved in a fatal clash over a lettuce crop. Singh is jailed on suspicion of murder as police investigate the Calpatria incident.
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Associated Press
EL Centro
Cal
Victor R. Sterling
Calpatria
Here
Parker Singh
County
Murcher
Holmes
Farrar Bottles Seized Aboard Opera Star Car
Customs officials at Rouse's Point New York seized two dozen bottles of assorted liquors and several bottles believed to contain beer from a private car of opera star Geraldine Farrar and her party. They allowed the group to continue to Rutland for a concert engagement tonight.
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Geraldine
Farrar
Associated Press
Rutland
Rouse’s Point
N.Y
Geraldine Farrar
Two Messages of Death Arrive at One Butte Home
Two death notices reached Mrs Elisabeth Winslow at Philips Avenue in Butte, noting the deaths of her husband and herself. The text references Mr Winslow dying in New Bedford, Massachusetts, and Mr Winslow moving to Butte in 1902 to work as an engineer at the Black Rock mine, with long involvement in the local community.
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Butte
West Meamonger
Eisabeth Winslow
Philips Avenue
Winslow
New Bedford
Mass
Masachusetts
Woman Convicted of Murder Charge in Missoula
In Missoula on April 1 the jury found Mrs Cide Long guilty of murder in the second degree for the slaying on Fell. Sentencing is set for Saturday at 9 o’clock by Judge Lantz after the defense sought a new trial, which the judge indicated may be granted.
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Missoula
Mra. Cide Long
Lantz
Anglers Club Re-Elects Officers Plans Drive
Butte Anglers Club unanimously re elected old officers at annual meeting in Judge William Carroll's courtroom. Shelby C Sweet as general chairman outlined fundraising drives to support stocking and habitat projects. 750000 rainbow trout and 160000 native trout will be hatched. Maiden Rock pond will rear 1000000 fry before release. 1000000 fry capacity noted. Members volunteer to work along pond banks.
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Anglers’ Club
D. Gay Stivers
Butte Anglers’ ‘Club
William E. Carroll
Kiwanis
Rotary
Sane Clube
Marta
Shelby C. Sweet
John Berkin
Maiden Rock
Stivers
Columbia Gardens
Paving Awarded for Harrison Avenue Project in Butte
The city council awarded the contract to John Hexem of Butte for paving Harrison Avenue from Grand to Harvard, the lone bid on the project. Work must start before June 1 and include installation of street lighting. The plan also contemplates extending from Grand to Kennedy Avenue, with bids for hoses and equipment discussed. Detective Larkin will take a leave of absence for health reasons.
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Harrison Avenue
Grand
Harvard Avenues
John Hexem
Butte
Hezem
Harvard
En- Johns Avenue
Kennedy Avenue
Aley
Western ‘Supply Company
Rquipment Company
Conley
Dick Willams
Harrington
Judit Committee
Larkinsworth
Barry O'Leary
Jim ‘Woods
Morram
Larkin
No Action Taken On Sale Of Ships
Pacific Mail Steamship Company maintained its stance after the Shipping Board decided to sell its California Orient Line ships and services to dollar interests. Participants in the talks included Gale H. Garber, Pacific Mail president, Charles J. Pay, New York counsel, and former Senator George B. Chamberlain, Pacific Mail counsel. A statement was not issued at night and was not expected before tomorrow.
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Associated Prem
Washington
Pacific Mail Breamship Company
Shipping Board
California-Orient Line
Gale H. Garter
Pacific Mail
Charles J. Pay
New York
George B. Chamberlain
Oregon
Noted Clash Ends with Heavy Casualties in January Battle
A January clash near an outpost saw troops repelling 200 Chinese bandits as they attacked mud walls. The fighting included an ambush with machine gun fire and ended after more than 200 outlaws were killed or wounded, with several captured or beheaded.
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Cish
Aged Indian who buried girl baby alive killed in prison
Federal day agencies unite to aid enforcement as Lincoln C. Andrews of New York is named assistant secretary, shifting duties among treasury units including Prohibition, coast guard, customs, and internal revenue. Wadsworth resigns. Page 1.
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Treasury
Lincoln C. Andrews
New York
Eliot ‘Wadsworth
Prohibition
Coast Guard
Customs Serve
Pntrol
Internal Revenue
UFY
Indian Medicine Man Slays In Cortez Jail
In Cortez Col April 1 an old Ute medicine man reportedly killed a cell mate who taunted him over an Indian burial rite. The victim, a Mexican held on bootlegging charges, died after being struck with a leg torn from a table. A coroner’s inquest had just concluded when the attack occurred. Federal investigators will review the case.
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Corte
Col
Mormon Joe
Cortex
Tedeiin Tee
Pees
Toetheri
Lodge’s Vote to Override Veto Explained at Solon Service
A eulogized summary recounts Senator Lodge’s stance on the veterans adjustment bill veto. Bishop William Lawrence delivered remarks at a joint session memorial for the late Henry Lodge, noting the senator’s loyalty to a great constituency and his decision to align with party leaders despite national pressure.
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Lodge
Solon
Henry
William Lawrence
Episcopal Diocese of
Massachusetts
State Senate
House of Representatives
Nee
Fen. Trom. Boyn
WJ Mulvaney Named by Governor Erickson for Highway Post
WJ Mulvane y appointed by Governor Erickson to lead a Montana highway division post. The nomination comes amid restructuring of the Trail Association and state transportation efforts.
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Mulvaney
Erickson
Will Reorganize Packing Company Under New Plan
The Associated Press reports Chicago April 1 that Wilson & company will be reorganized into a new firm under a reorganization committee backed by bank creditors. The plan, aimed at relieving financial distress, envisions sale under federal court decrees and substitutes convertible bonds and preferred and common stock for the old obligations while about 40 million dollars would remain undisturbed.
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Associated Proms
Chicago
Wilson & Company
Selteeoc
Ignorance Pleaded by Accused Judge in Probe
A congressional investigation of Federal Judge George Washington Kinglan of Illinois concluded eight hours of testimony. Kinglan denied several charges of tyrannical conduct and improper handling of bankruptcy matters but faced questions over others, with defense citing ignorance in some instances.
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At. Louis
Aeterkal
George Washington Kinglan
Illinoia
English
C. B. Thomas
Hin
Famous Cartoonist Battles With Death
Associated Press reports from Des Moines that cartoonist N Darling was clinging to life in early April after a severe illness. Doctors prepared for possible complications as fans and colleagues awaited updates on his condition.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
N. Darling
Qouge DealIs Greatest Car Sale Record
Dodge Brothers Inc engages in merger talks amid record car sales as a major automaker expands its market. Industry observers note sustained demand and potential consolidation moves shaping the sector.
Pan American Co Stock Sale Mock Mentioned in Text
In this fragment a Pan-American Co stock sale is referenced as sold by Doheny and Associates New York Pan-Am five shares are noted as voting stock in the context of a petroleum securities firm. The passage appears garbled but centers on ownership and control of Pan-American Co stock.
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Eae
Cole Po Pan-American CO
Doheny
Yo! Pan-Am
Thia Mock
Aime of
Petroleum ‘Securities Company
Arch Bandit Presents Alibi to Escape Death Sentence
Martyond Conn April 1 Gerald Chapman a mail thief and jailbreaker faces death row. Three alibi witnesses including a former inmate claim to have seen him in Brooklyn while prosecutors place him in the city that Sunday morning October 1. Skelly was shot in a store during the incident and identified the weapon allegedly used.
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Associated Press
Martyond
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Brook
Bundy
Jedgrah
Atlanta
Brooklys
Chapman
Ing
Rom
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House
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Cleveland
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