Williams Hearing Under Advisement
Evidence from the trial of Detective Joe Williams charged with assault on William Burt was taken under advisement by the police trial board after witnesses testified. Officers Morrison Nyland Larkin and others described scuffles, Burt drawing a gun, and Williams striking Burt while the weapon was present. Burt testified he carried a gun and drew it when police challenged him. other witnesses contradicted or were unable to identify who was struck or who took the gun.
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Joe Williams
William Burt
Police Trial Board
Oficer
Walter Morrison
Williams
Bart
Nyland
Main Street
Morrison
Burt
J. P. Kelly
South Main
Sage
John Duggan
Death of Hancock native on way to hospital
Patrick Holland a 47 year old Hancock, Michigan native, collapsed in the street while en route to Pitt hospital. He leaves a father, two brothers Cornelius and Morris, and two sisters Mrs. Cergolia of Hancock and Mrs. Patrick Murphy of Butte. Funeral arrangements await word from his father as the body remains at Dugan's undertaking rooms.
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Hos Pitt
Patrick
Holland
Atte
Ely To Discuss Hoover Candidacy In Butt Meeting
Ralph C. Ely former New Mexico Republican state chairman and wartime food administrator will speak at the first public meeting in Butt promoting Hoover for president. Ely will address local Hoover followers at the Silver How club on Wednesday evening and again on Thursday at a public meeting.
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Butt
Hoover
Ralph C. Ely
New Mexico
Ely
Hoover Cam
Silver How Club
Body of Miss Mary Ellen Appel found near Versailles
Mary Ellen Appel of Allentown Pennsylvania welfare worker with Society of Friends was missing since April 7. Her body was found in a clump of trees near Versailles by two boys. No foul play evidence. Money jewelry and family letters were found. An item on increased express rates follows.
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Paris
Mary Ellen Appel
Allentown
Society of Friends Welfare
Versailles
Former Butte Matron Heart Trouble Victim
Rebekah Richards wife of Joseph Richards pioneer resident of Montana died Sunday afternoon at the family home in Missoula from heart trouble. She was 76 and well known in Butte where she lived 35 years. Funeral services were conducted Monday in Missoula before the body shipped to Butte for interment. Surviving relatives include three daughters Mrs. E. B. Snell Miss Jennie Bennett of Butte and Mrs. W. L. Robbins of Kremlin Mont a son W. J. Jameson of Missoula a daughter Mrs M Evans of Helena and Mrs Hannah Lewis and a brother Joseph Williams of Scranton P.
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Rebekah Richards
Joseph Richards
Montana
Missoula
Richards
Butte
East Colusa
E. B. Snell
Jennie Bennett
West Park Street
W. L. Robbins
Kremlin
Mont
W. J. Jameson
Butte Ator
M. Evans
Helena
Hannah Lewis
Joseph Williams
Scranton
Committees Named for Butte Junior Prom Debut
Butte high school appointed prom committees at a meeting yesterday for the June 4 event at Columbia Gardens. Appointments include Decorations, Printing, Business, Floor, Invitations, and Emergency with members listed. Also notes a Helena wedding and an upcoming postal examination in Butte on May 15 with open entry for women not eligible for road positions.
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Butte High School
Columbia Gardens
B. Schilling
B. Davey
M. Moore
D. Chidester
J. Genroy
C. Mattison
Burridge
G. Ayers
M. Fitzpatrick
Butte
Alay
Teachers Gather for Silver Bow Association Meeting
A large turnout of Silver Bow County teachers met last night at the high school study hall for a packed program. Reports on Spokane teachers’ meeting were given by Mrs Retle Sehofieta, and school buildings and bond issues were discussed by Wes Tinton Smith. Mrs Jameson urged state school support and spoke on Montan a university programs and campus fire incidents.
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Silver Bow County
Teachers’ Association
Retle Sehofieta
Erith Tniana
Spokane
Wes- Tinton Smith
Briong
Iso
Tee
W. XK. Jameson
The
State University
University of Montana
Sie
Ayster
Co-operative Domestic Service
Sweden Refuses Extradition Of Dr Wolf Fang Kapp
Stockholm April 18 The Swedish government will not grant extradition of Dr Wolf Fang Kapp leader of the March 13 reactionary revolt. Kapp arrested at Sodertelje and deemed not extraditable by Sweden. Officials express hope Germany will find a way to stop further mischief.
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Erlin
Wolffang Kapp
Germany
Vorwaer's
Fom
Dr. Kapp
Soedertelje
Treaty secrets refused spark student strike across provinces
Shanghai April 14. Refusal of the Peking government to answer demands to halt secret negotiations with Japan on Shantung and to publish a decree abrogating secret treaties has triggered a student strike. About 30,000 students in 14 provinces have joined the movement. Hoover supporters are urged to meet Ralph C. Bly at the Silver Bow club at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
Peking
Japan
Shantung
Hoover
Ralph C. Bly
Silver Bow Club
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