Governor Honored Requisition in Kidnapping Case
Governor Johnson signed Indiana’s request to return James Hosick a Los Angeles detective to Indianapolis for trial on kidnaping charges connected with John J. McNamara. Indiana officials and Los Angeles counsel opposed and pressed habeas corpus as a legal remedy.
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Johnson
Indiana
Indianapolis
James Hosick
Los Angeles
John J. McNamara
Times
Hosick
California
William Hold
E. J. Fieming
McNamara
Henry Seyford
Bootlegger Arrested After 280 Mile Chase to Hebgen
Sheriff Allan Sales and County Attorney Justin M. Smith arrested Jerry Maddox within two days after a tip about smuggling whisky to the Hebgen dam laborers. With William Ginn driving, they traveled 280 miles, arraigned and convicted Maddox before Justice Alex Stuart, and he received four months in county jail.
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Bozeman
Aung
Allan Sales
Justin M. Smith
Jerry Maddox
Maddox
Hebgen
Gallatin
Sales
State druggists and bar association meet at Hunters Hot Springs
Two annual sessions opened in Hunter s Hot Springs with the State Pharmaceutical association and the Eastern Montana Bar association. Pharmacists heard papers on the state board narcotic law and the pure food and drug act while judges and lawyers discussed initiative referendum recall judicial recall and the court of last resort.
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Hunters Hot Springs
State Pharmaceutical Association
Eastern Montana Bar Association
John H. Davidson
F. M. Kehoe
Billings
Sidney J. Coffee
Missoula
Emil Starr
Helena
Montana
Bar Association
John T. Smith
Livingston
Edna Laurens
E. K. Cheadle
Army fliers land in dark at College Park
Washington August 21 The first night landing ever made in an aero plane at the army aviation field at College Park Maryland was accomplished by Lieutenants Milling and Kirtland Guided by signal fires they brought the aircraft safely down completing a historic test for night flight capabilities by military aviation units.
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Army Aviation Field
College Park
Milling
Kirtland
Army aviation school welcomes returning crew after crash scare
Report describes a crew returning from a crash scare as cheers rise from fellow students at the army aviation school. The article notes the machine went down and the team regained status amid the crowd.
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Army Aviation School
TOGO SIGHTED THE FALLS DURING CANADIAN STOPOVER
Niagara Falls Ontario August 21 Admiral Togo rested this morning before continuing his journey to the Pacific coast where he will embark for Japan He spent the day gazing at the falls and preparing to depart this afternoon.
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Passage of Car Access Rule Signals September Opening
The article notes the rule barring automobiles at the big pleasure ground after the tourist season ends on Sept 16. It suggests the tour late in September could mark the opening wedge for renewed access.
Utah auto tour seeks 200 cars in Yellowstone outing
W. H. ishel of the Utah Automobile association is at Yellowstone in Gallatin county to finalize plans for a large park tour by about 200 automobiles from Salt Lake City Ogden and Ogden to traverse the park.
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Bozeman
Ishel
Utah Automobile Association
Yellowstone
Gallatin County
Park
Balt Lake
Ogden and Weyer
Gallatin County Secures Space at National Show
Bozeman chamber of commerce reserves one hundred square feet for Gallatin county grain exhibit to Madison Square Garden New York. Best samples of wheat oats barley flax and rye will be sent to the show. Space allotted to Gallatin is central.
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Bozeman
Bozeman Chamber of Commerce
Madison Square Garden
New York
Gallatin County
Gallatin
Park Hotel to Rise at West Gate of Yellowstone
Bozeman officials cheer as Park Hotel company plans a 400 000 dollar hotel at Yellowstone park west entrance near West Gallatin road. Foundation to be laid this fall with completion expected next summer, boosting Bozeman as west outfitting point for park travel.
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Bozeman
The Calcutta Mango Tree Feud Ends in Trader’s Deed
A Bengal boundary dispute over a single mango tree led to decades of armed feuds, killings, and court costs costing thousands of rupees. Two estates fought over ownership until a Calcutta businessman brokered a settlement by jointly deeding the tree to him in return for favors.
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Calcutta
Bengal
Feud Over Land Sparks Longstanding Eastern Bengal Hostility
A protracted land dispute in Eastern Bengal has led to costly clashes and fatalities, keeping the region in a constant state of hostility for years. A traveler can hear the tale at the scene, while the strategist who resolved the crisis requests anonymity.
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Bengal
Steam whalers report big catch off Vancouver Island
From the Kyuquot station on the west coast of Vancouver Island the St Lawrence and White reported seven sperm whales thirty-one humpbacks two finbacks and one sulfur bottom whale in ten days. They added eleven more whales during Tees runs, bringing total two week haul to seventy seven off Vancouver Island while aiding workers’ positions.
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Seattle
Portland
End Bowel Misery With a Cascaret
An ad extols Cascarets as a gentle modern laxative. It claims they are effective, natural, and non irritating, comparing favorably to old fashioned cathartics. The candy tablets are marketed as convenient ten cent boxes, suitable for a vest pocket.
State Federation of Labor convenes in Missoula
The Montana State Federation of Labor opened with a record attendance at Elite hall in Missoula led by President M. M. Donoghue. Reports on labor legislation and federation finances were read. a greetings committee was authorized to address the My Naimaras in Los Angeles as delegates prepare for a Bitter Root valley excursion the next day.
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Missoula
Montana State Federation of Labor
M. M. Donoghue
Donoghue
Partelow
Wis
My Naimaras
Los Angeles
W. DD. Cunningham
EB. C. Mulrones Cuthbert Peat
Committee On
Bitter Root Valley
Hamilton
Apple Town
State fair concessions awarded at Helena fair
The State Fair board in Helena today awarded concessions. Bar privilege to Maurice Weiss for 2926 dollars, ice cream and buttermilk to Henningsen Bros of Butte for 250 dollars, Coney Island stand to Fred Munger for 2545 dollars, and confectionery to Frank Nye for 175 dollars.
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Helena
Maurice Weiss
Henningsen Bros
Butte
Coney Island
Fred Munger
Frank Nye
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