Right of Rankin to Appear Upheld in Fire Law Case
The district court debated whether Attorney General Rankin could file an information charging D. Levy with a corrupt practices offense without a county attorney’s assent. Rankin argued for independent authority, citing prior court rulings and the Hill county decision, while Nolan urged limits. Judge Lynch deferred ruling, agreeing to arraign Levy on two days’ notice and take the matter under advisement.
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Silver Bow County
Wellington D. Rankin
Nelan
Montana
Supreme Court
District Court
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Senate
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Lynch
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Vines
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Tracy
Superman
Psychiatric testimony in Loeb case cites intertwined youths
Dr. Hulbert described Leopold and Leopold Loeb as linked in a shared fantasy driving the Franks crime. He cited glandular irregularities and advanced intellect with stunted emotional growth, suggesting the two were inseparable partners whose minds fed a “perfect crime” dream. The hearing adjourned with four witnesses possible before defense rests.
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H. 8. Hulbert
Chicago
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Hulbert
Europe
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Clarence
Darrow
Allan
Jacob Loeb
Richard Loeb
Nathan
Pario Approves of Debt Program Amid Ruhr Evacuation Talks
Downing Street hosts German experts as they study the restoration report and prepare the covering letter for the big fourteen. Agreement on the third phase of the Dawes plan remains stalled over allied priority in coal and dyes, with Berlin awaiting M Herriot’s Paris return on military evacuation of the Ruhr.
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Paris
Downing Street
Germany
Berlin
M. Herriot
Ruhr
Bandits Believed Dead After Palisade Mine Siege
In Palisade Colorado three fugitives linked to a post office robbery were believed dead after a week long siege at the mine. An explorer found footprints near a section filled with deadly black damp and indicated a man and woman had traveled together, nearly exhausted.
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Palisade, Colo
Palisade Mine
Martin Wenger
Jeff Watson
Palisade
Mexican President Elect Calles Plans European Trip
Gen. Plutarco Elias Calles says his administration will not be hostile to American oil firms and other interests in Mexico. He departs for Europe aboard the steamship Deutschland with nine companions including his two daughters, for a three month voyage.
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Associated Press
New York
Mexico
Plutarco Elias Calles
Europe
Deutschland
Montana Farmers Reap Record Harvest in 1924
Montana reports a record year with wheat output between 54 million bushels and above. Corn yields reach 11.5 million bushels while oats, barley, flax, and other crops show multi million dollar values. Livestock and dairy gains rise alongside price increases for wheat seed and sugar beets. More than 18 million pounds of wool sold with strong beef, hog, and poultry markets.
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New England
Louisiana
Mississippi Valley
America
United States
Census Bureau
Illinoia
Iowa
Billings
Prohibition Fails to Halt Ginger Trade Across Oceans
Recent figures show England and Australia buy more ginger from Hongkong than the United States, indicating Prohibition has little effect on the global spice market. The report highlights shifting trade patterns and rising overseas demand for ginger.
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England
Australia
Hongkong
Nominee Davis Receives Warm West Virginia Welcome
The nominee was greeted warmly in Clarksburg West Virginia and earlier informal welcomes in Grafton. Mr Davis spoke from a baggage truck upon his arrival expressing happiness to be back on native soil and gratitude for the local reception to him and Mrs Davis.
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Clarksburg
West Virginia
Mr. Davis
Grafton
Mrs. Davis
Bozeman Roundup Ends With Spectacular Rodeo Finale
The sixth annual Bozeman roundup closes after three days of riding steer wrestling calf roping and other wild West events. A larger crowd attended the final day with many tourists staying over for the finals, marking the event as the most colorful since 1919.
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Associated Press
Bozeman
Proceeds From Mines Estimate At 65 Million In Silver Bow County
Helena reports the net proceeds from mines in Silver Bow county near 65 million dollars. The state board of equalization will notify the county clerk and recorder, and the assessment will be made on their figures. Officials expect the report by the first Monday in August.
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Helena
Silver Bow County
State Board of Equalization
Elm Orlu Mine to Resume Operations Monday
The Elm Orlu mine will restart with the morning shift at 7 30 a m Monday after a week of suspension due to a lower level fire. Officials say the fire site is fully confined and gas dangers have been removed, with all risk to workers eliminated.
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Elm Orlu
Raids at Francis cafe and Wigwam cigar store
Police raided two Butte establishments the Francis cafe and the Wigwam cigar store and seized liquor. Fannie Johnson and Frank Smith were arrested and placed on bonds of 150 dollars each. Chief Murphy and Officers Rodda Gerry and Calpin reported Canadian beer gin and whiskey found at the Francis cafe.
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Francis
Wigwam
Fannie Johnson
Frank Smith
Murphy
Rodda, Gerry
Calpin
Maury to Appeal Bankruptcy Case in Yegen Dispute
Petitioners in the Yegen bankruptcy case will appeal Judge Bourquin's ruling handed down in Helena last week. H L Maury, attorney for the petitioners, says the involuntary proceedings were dismissed and the appeal will go to the U S circuit court of appeals in San Francisco.
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Yegen
Bread strike ends as bakers return to posts
Union and Master Bakers' association members reach agreement ending a June strike that affected about 100 workers in Butte and Anaconda. Bakers resume old positions and wages hold. Deliveries paused until late week while master bakers run shops to restore normal operations.
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Master Bakers’ Association
Butte
Anaconda
Master Bakers
George S. Martin
The
Associated Industries
Compliment Given by Miss Betty McCarthy to Miss Julia Parker
Miss Betty McCarthy hosted a charming gathering Monday evening at her Alabama street home for friends in honor of Miss Julia Parker of San Francisco. The informal tribute featured a note of elegance and hospitality reflecting the period's social customs.
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Alabama_ street
Julia Parker
San Francisco
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