Canton man tied to murder case with alibi and testimony
Canton police and investigators pressed a high tension questioning of Mazer as potential key to a month old murder case. Evidence included Kascholk testimony, car identification, and ownership of a white-handled revolver linked to Mazer. Mazer denied the charges while his mother cried and lawyers argued over the implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazer
Steve Kascholk
Melle
Kascholk
Mellett
Don Carey
Canton
Louie Mazer
Norman Clark
Mollett
Btreitenberg
Iain A
Lauta
Studer
Montana apple crop near record despite market limits
Mr Cunningham says the Montana apple harvest is the largest in years, needing 490 cars to move 490000 boxes. Macintosh Red leads demand, now expanding to England where it is popular with the king. Scientific farming and moisture conservation drive the record crop. sheep and wool prices are solid, but cattle trade lags. Cunningham guests at the New Finlen in Butte for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Montana
Cunningham
England
New Finlen
Buite
BUTTE ELKS TO HOST MONTANA GATHERING IN 1930S STYLE
The Montana Elks conven tion in Butte features initiation classes and ritual displays at the new club, a 9 PM dance, and a Sunday morning session to honor Col Tom McTague. Delegates from Deer Lodge Anaconda and Butte plan a Gregson Springs picnic with a ladies entertainment committee arranging tours for Mrs Ila and visiting guests receive attendance passbooks. Local officers from Helena and Butte will lead committees on rituals program publicity entertainment and lodge registration with J M Montgomery as state president presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Atate Numodation
Borrow
Tom McTague
State Association
Albert J. Galen
Helena
Expreme Court
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Gregson Springs
Ila
J.M. Montgomery
Kaltapelt
Mill
Robber Johnson's Show-Up Revelations at City Jail
Johnson, returned from Se Atte, confesses to numerous hold ups and identifies loot amounts. A staged show-up at the city jail features victims including Mrs. Charles Tatum of Aberdeen. He chats with them, recalls past robberies, and admits fatally wounding attorney Leonard Erdal during a hold up. The county grand jury convened to hear evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. FE
Bernatein
Studer
Mazer
Joseph R. Roach
Ora Slater
George V Armstrong
Cincinnati
Earl Hexamer
Canton
Stark County
Bernstein
Cuyahoga County
Roach
Slater
Hexmer
Armstrong
Andrew Pretsky
Akron
United States
George A. Stauffer
Pretsky
Cleveland
Mellett
Ould
Johnson
Se Atte
City
Charles Tatum
Aberdeen, & C
Mrs. Tatum
Her
Iman
J. F. Nielesen
A Minneapoli
Nielsen
Hoth
Leonard Erdal
University of Minnesota
Jk Weems
Laughing suspect passes through Butte on way to Minneapolis
Thomas Johnson, bound for Minneapolis to face murder charges, confessed that 20 robberies occurred in Butte. He joked about having "laughed in Butte" before, while in custody of Captain J.T. McGuire. He previously claimed to have lived in Butte before Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butt
Minneapolis
Thomas Johnson
Johnson
J.T. McGuire
Butte
Seattle
NMONTANA MASONS NOT TO INTERFERE FLOCK TO BUTTE IN MEXICAN FIGHT
Montana masons and Eastern Star chapters are highlighted as active in Butte Montana events. The article notes lodge histories in Virginia City Livingston and Butte, lists committees for a grand lodge gathering, and discusses attendance records and organizational details. It also covers Mexican political tensions and U.S. government reactions and investigations into revolts, with references to extradition, arrests, and diplomatic talks in Washington and Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nmontana Masons
Butte
Eastern Star
Montana
Jean Gallaway
Sel Hepner
Iriena
The
Finien
Grand Lodge
Amon
FG. Falkenstein
North, Dakota
Globe
Order of the
Rustte
Clara. Henrich
Newport Ky
Butte ‘Lodge
Mt Morlah
Monitor Lodge
Silver Bow No
Summit Valley Loge
Mighland Lodge
Bering
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
Come to Britain tourism drive targets American visitors
The Come to Britain movement, backed by the Association of British Chambers of Commerce and the American Chamber of Commerce in London, argues Americans avoid England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland due to the belief that Continental countries are cheaper. It aims to show Britain is a cheaper and superior destination with unrivaled health and leisure facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
British Isles
Association of British Chambers of Commerce
American Chamber of Commerce
London
England
Wales
Scotland
Ireland
Tornado kills five Negroes and damages farms near Wilson
Five Negroes died and 12 were injured when a tornado struck northwest of Wilson on Aug 1. Most damage occurred to farm buildings and tenant houses on plantations in the territory, with unestimated property loss. The storm underscores persistent ruin across rural communities and temporary shelters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Atle
Here
Fire situation improved by rains across District No 1
Cloudy weather and light rainfall slowed fire spread in District No 1 forests though not extinguishing. 1,184 fires burned 386,457 acres, including 320,887 in national forest reserve, over six times last year. Two fatalities reported: Seconda Italian man died after tree strike on Pend d Oreille Caribou fire. George A. Thomas died from injuries on Ruby Creek fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pend d'Oreille
Bonner’s Ferry
George A. Thomas
Ruby Creek
Kootenai
Revels of Dats Rogers Dancer to Perform
Dats Rogers will render a toe a on the scene shown by a draped stage with a huge vase. The dancer will occupy the vase as the rose and descend to perform her dance. She has repeatedly given dancing exhibitions to patriotic societies and other organizations. Booth led in two Los Angeles High School plays and has dramatic training in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Datus
Betty Booth Booth
Los Angeles
Amp
Bell
University of California
Reve
College Women Are Big Factor In Revue Opening
Rehearsals concentrate at the American Legion hall as the cast, directed by a conscientious instructor, prepares for a grand Broadway opening. The cast, crew, and families anticipate a standout performance with costumes worth over 5000 dollars and scenery en route from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Hall
Calla
Chicago
Osteopathic view on marriage and feet in Montana history
A fragmented passage argues about osteopathic practice and marriage in Montana, claiming four marriages face divorce, and suggesting treatment of defective feet could improve matrimony. The tone mocks social notions linking health and happiness to state identity and environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tana Osteopathe Association
Montana
Dr. C. Happy
Coffin of Lord Kitchener Allegedly Tampered With
London Aug 17 reports claim the body of Lord Kitchener was moved from a mortuary and a power struggle ensued. Hayden Church cites a witness who says the outer packing case was opened many times and the inner shell shows marks suggesting tampering. He asserts the corpse may have been replaced and presses authorities for explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden Church
London
Biandara
All Copyright
Alliance London
Lord ‘Kitchener
Frank Power
Lord Kitchener
England
Atte |Ance
Scotland Yard
Norway
Scotland
Paramouth
Walla
Ione
Admiralty of
Butte Mining Chief Sees Silver Price Shift Possible
In Butte, Utah, mining leader Ruddatz notes fixed silver prices may not endure and predicts future price movements. He advocates broader silver use in arts and sciences and suggests fabrication could raise demand. Tintie Standard Mining ships ore to Tooele smelter, employing about 100 men with selective mining methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Utah
Tintie Sandard Mining Company
International Smelting Company
Toosle
Ruddatz
Butte
I Raddatz
Himerlf
T'E Butte
Galen Fa Labors Nomination For Justice Report
A fragmented report notes Amtoelated Prose coverage on August 17 detailing Galen Fa Labor politics, with references to Albert J Galen and primary results. It mentions Farmer-Labor votes for L Paul and Sam Rose, plus details on the railroad commissioner race and party nominations. Sunken aside references to Lord Kitchener and Scotland Yard are present in quoted remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aia
Albert J. Galen
State Board
Farmer-Labor Party
Intemer
Farmer-Labor
Hr. L. Paul
Joe Dennie
Dennis and
Carey
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Streitenberg
Montana Elks
No. 240
Anney
Harry A. Gallwey
F. A. Bigelow
F. J. Savage
HA. Gallwey
F._ A. Bigelow
FI. Riley
J. H. Roberts
Gus Pitschen
Archie McTaggart
Harry C. Rice
Tutte Lodge
John K. Claxton
Tt. Rehroeder
Dean W. Phillips
John T. Duggan
J. D. Wallace
Chatman
J.D. Hawks
W. J. Williams
Joy C. Fivent
Wale Parmelec
Mal Lewis A. Smith
Richard Hotel
Walter J. Smith
J. Rule
Dr. Hatrick Automobiles
Angus McLeod
Rod Kemna
J.C. Lanta
Elmer
Rodda
John Lindquist
Ed. M. Kean
James W. Caeles
Ronald George
BJ. Nash
Sam Barker Jr
Fred’ Emmett
Emannuel Downing
George Beech
Harry ‘Pemby
Oscar A. Dingham
Wifefred Trethway
Dana B. LeRow
Evan Roberts
William G. McLellan
John D. Thomas
Albert W. Jones
Mak Berger
John
Hf. W. Burton
George R. Good
J. D. Haas
President Coolidge
Washington
Amer
Republic
San Diego
Justice Department
Atate Department
Calles
Huerta
Cadlex
Rhemelden
Kellogg
Sheffield
Lucie Wheeler
Department of Justice
California
Department Agente
Enrique Estrada
Inc
Hollywood
Ico City
Secret Service
Jose Mas Rorro
Mascarro
Federal
Senora Josefina Nosoa
Senora Luz de Perchez
Gome TO
Montana Star
Havre
Ales of Automobiles
Philippines
Mining Company
Head IN
Tintic Standard Company
Galen FA
North Sea
Tai
Burmby
Lount
Anaconda Sinatra Insurance Depts
Hite
Ana
Madden
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