Trial testimony tests Pallas memory in Manos murder case
In a cross examination of March 1919 events Mrs. Margaret Pallas testified she witnessed the East Park Street rooming house murder of Gust Manos. She described IDs of suspects Koskoulos and others, inconsistencies about dates, and claimed limited Greek language recall while defending the arrest and letters from Libby Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Koscoulos
Gitanos
Margaret Pallas
East Park Street
Kosporslox
Geore
Oakland
Ates
Spas Maret
Mrs. Pallas
Tyes
Pallas
Gust Manos
Manos
Sher
Georgia Returns Dull Mood After Nebraskan Primary
The Necraska primary yields mixed results with Senator Hitchcock leading in the senate race and Bryan delegates stirring contention. Hitchcock calls a Democratic caucus while factions weigh leadership and a potential platform plank on the League of Nations amid ongoing party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Senate
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Seedinga
League of Nations
Washington
Bettie
Nebraska
Hitencack
Trahip
Underwood
Pric
Mary
Alabama
Nim
Tipower
Camp Plank
Rireault
Fesulta
Itchesck
Trents
Wilson’ Administration
Atlanta
G J Palmer
Smith
Cologne
Alttax
Streiens
Air Service
Belden Natonal Atwn
Eaime
Gagnon Found Guilty for Cruelty and Murder
In Quebec on April 22 Marie Gagnon was convicted of torturing and killing her 16 year old step daughter Aurore Gagnon. She was sentenced to be hanged October 1 after evidence described beatings burning with a red hot poker forced barefoot in snow and poison. Post mortem showed 64 wounds and the defense pleaded insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Marie Gagnon
Aurore Gagnon
Foot entanglement ends in tragic farming accident
In Clinton Missouri Cecil McCoy, a young Henry county farmer, volunteered to help free a stranger's car stuck in mud. While bracing the vehicle, his right foot caught in a rapidly spinning rear wheel and was severed. The incident drew attention to local dangers around farm roads and mudholes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Cecil McCoy
Henry County
McCoy
England
John Dunn
Dun
Hoover Meeting IG Well Attended
A large Republican crowd gathered at the People's theater to hear R C Ely discuss Herbert Hoover as the likely of the nation. Ely traced Hoover's international mining career from Iowa to Stanford and beyond, praising his business ability and urging voters to back Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Ely
Arizona
People's Theater
Fast Park Street
Butte Mines
William Creden
Towa
California
Stanford University
Grass Valley
San Francisco
Australia
Antipodes
China
Africa
Burman
Russia
South America
Belgium
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Ely
Garth
Lte
Hoover Republican Club
Program Arranged By Welsh Church Delayed Schedule
A church program organized by Welsh church members promises unusual merit at an event held Saturday near Welch. The plan, led by a presiding official, outlines a schedule including sacre and communal activities, though some details remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taterars
Welch Churen
Chinese millers convert diverse vegetables into flour
A listing states that Chinese millers produce flours from wheat and many vegetables including barley oats rye buckwheat chestnuts millet potato peanuts peas beans lentils pulse rice and other items. The note mentions over fifty vegetable substances used for flour production.
Dialogue by Young Women Directed by Mrs Rees M Jones
Rev Richard Thomas describes a notable program featuring a dialogue performed by a group of young women under Mrs Rees M Jones. The event includes remarks by the Rev Richard Thomas, a solo by Miss Margaret Patterson, a whistling contest by Misses Sarah and Laura, and impromptu speech by Mrs Elmer White. The dialogue roles are portrayed by Miss Williams Hauer Bauer Miller Emerville Bartels Steadman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Thomas
Rees M. Jones
Clara Hauer
Mary Bauer
Edna Miller
Grace Emerville
Emma Bartels
Mise Anna Steadman
Mrs Allensworth Dies At Butte Home
Mrs C B Allensworth died at her Butte home after a yearlong illness. A Canadian native, she will be laid to rest in St Thomas with her husband Mr Allensworth. She was cared for by her sister Mrs Luckwell and survived by brother Hector McMullen, an employee of the B A P railway from Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setter
Libby
C. B. Allensworth
Allensworth
Canada
St. Thomas
Northern Pacific
Mra. Allensworth
Luckwell
Hector McMullen
B., A. & P. Railway
Anaconda
Popular Butte Couple Solved In Marriage
Carl Spittum and Miss Lillie A Muntzer wed Monday evening at the bride’s parents home on West Quartz street with Rev M D Hudsson officiating. Alma Muntzer was maid of honor, Eric Swanson best man. The bride was given away by her father, groom with uncle George Spillum. A large gathering attended, a hearty repast followed, Spillum and Muntzer are longtime Butte residents. They will reside at 1013 Dakota Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Spittum
Lillie W. A Muntzer
H Muntzer
West Quartz Street
M. D. Hudsson
Alma Munteger
Eric FE. Swanson
George Spillum
Spillum
Prohibition Aides Limit Whiskey Prescriptions in Chicago
Chicago physicians will be limited to 100 whiskey prescriptions every three months starting May 19, announced by Capt. Hubert Howard, Prohibition commissioner. The current allotment was three times higher, a reduction aimed at curbing diversion within the medical field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hubert Howard
Prohibition
Orchestra Sails Abroad for Eight Weeks in France
Chicago April 22 The New York Symphony Orchestra under Walter Damrosch sailed for France for an eight weeks tour. The ensemble will debut abroad in Paris on May 6 and perform across the continent during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
France
Paris
Seattle mariner named surveyor for American Bureau of Shipping in Japan
GOFS TO JAPAN Seattle April 22 Capt. A Tons Seattle mariner has been appointed surveyor for the American Bureau of Shipping in Japan. He recently arrived in Yokohama as master of the steamer Coaxety and resigned to take up shore duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gofs
Japan
Seattle
Wash
A. Tons
Seattle Mariner
American Bureau of Shipping
Yokohama
Newspapers vow to curb news print use in 1919 report
The American Newspaper Publishers' Association pledges members to limit news print from May 1 to Dec 31 1919 to last year's levels and to file monthly consumption reports. A five member committee will draft forms for paper use and monthly earnings reports, while contracts may reflect stored or contracted paper as of January 1 1919. The group notes excess profits tax causes hardship and urges possible stock dividends and business reaudits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association Today
Unevangelized Missionary Corridor From South America to Rich Interior
A historical vision outlines a missionary corridor across South America linking interiors of Brazil Venezuela and other regions including Ecuador Peru and a fictional Olivia and Ruaysa territory. The plan spans about 2000 miles with 500 to 1500 mile segments under normal times two or three missionaries would operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Brazil
Venezuela
Kia
Ecuador
Peru
Olivia
Ruaysa
Widh
Noted for Tomacco Trade in 1918 Egypt to United States
Fragmented notes describe Turkish tobacco exports and a 1918 shipment in March. References mention American buyers and a limited 1919 export, highlighting tobacco seed and a small tobacco shipment to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomacco
Samsun
Turkanspor
Wits
United States
Grant wage increase for Berlin railroad postal workers
Berlin April 21. An official announcement states demands of railroad postal employees for higher wages will be granted. The action follows earlier protests and aims to improve living costs for staff. The decision affects employees citywide and signals broader labor settlement efforts.
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SER
Berlin
Steamer Harvester Reaches Duluth Harbor First Arrival
The steamer Harvester arrived in the Duluth Superior harbor early today after a three day tussle with the lower lakes. This marks the first arrival of the season from the lakes.
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Duluth
Minn
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George Pallas
Nick
Koscoulos
Savoy Cafe
Harry Kaluras
The
Savoy Cate
Harry Kaluras Eay
George Sto
Hinker
Canning
Bonner's Ferry
Ibby
Mr. Pallas
Ethel” Kreamer
Washington Street
David H. Wittenberg
Wyomint Reet
Butte
Tne Wala
Patina
Ray
Georgia
Orton Bros
Fox Trot
Joseph C. Smith’s
Baby
Joseph C. Smith
Butte, Mont
Rian Wit
AVTO
Hoover Meeting
Ely
Hoover
Welsh Church
Cole
Department of Ete
Cole Motor CQ
Montana
Studemaker Elde
Helena, Mont
Butte Motors Company
West Park ST
Cars Motor Car Company
Indianapolis, U.S.A
Advanced Motor Cars
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