Alleged Mail Robbers Connounce Arrests and Notes
Federal charges allege a gang plotted mail theft and securities fraud. Warrants and arrests followed raids on a Canton area group tied to a Winton Automobile firm. notes totaling 750000 were seized, while securities worth 1 to 2 million circulated via counterfeit affiliations. Authorities labeled prosecutions and listed implicated individuals including Worthington and French. A separate flood in Phoenix damaged homes and banks, with city estimates at about 100000 in losses.
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Depart Justice
John V Clinnin
Agmeen
Paramus Securities
Paren
Kohn
Tet Securities Company
Winton Automobile Maii Company
Canton
Ohio
Davis
Worthington
Phoenix
Ariz
Vere Thompson
Arigona
Saltiver
Adynea
Alcoholat
Cave Creek
Warden Potter 1a Linked To Mob Attack Trial
The heated testimony centers on a mob assault at Koski's home. Mrs Johnson was killed at the foot of the staircase as attackers moved through the building. Potter admits Liberty committee ties and outside guard role but denies involvement, claiming partial memory gaps amid questioning. Koski, initially jailed, later freed. US district attorney inquiry vindicated him.
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Koski
Mire
Libby Johnson
Kenani
Potter
Liberty Committee
Carbon County
Walter Alderson
Hon Potter
Red Lodge
Iaw
United States
Montana
Mahoney given 24 hour delay in murder plea Seattle
In Seattle a Superior Court granted James E. Mahoney an additional 24 hours to enter a plea in the murder of his elderly wife. His attorney Lee A. Johnston sought a writ to prevent the trial court from forcing a plea before clinical determinations were completed. The scene featured various local figures traveling and preparing, with note of visitors, trips, and ongoing legal maneuvers in a tense courtroom atmosphere.
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Ahoney
Seattle
James E. Mahoney
Reed
Lee A. Johnston
Arlene
Supreme Way Court
Denel
Conor Xores
Ile
Nand
Rae Aebowel
Uae
Ely Ant
Mae
Emmy
Thonsa
Rome
Johnson
Claud Bielenberg
Mise
Culver
Hock ‘Creek
Jake
Butte
Harry BA
Surtens
Casper Wyo
Ors Viale
Spokane
Sealise
Fang
Reginald Howe
I 'Alexins Roberis
Freds John
News
Batre
Deer Lodge
Drummond
Smre
Pauley Annie
Milarea
Oftman
Mary
Bifnieia McDowrll
Paul Mebowelee
Clifford Bhasoaette
Milton Maron
Bis
Bodies Recovered From Hotel Fire In Macon Georgia
The Brown house hotel fire in Macon Georgia killed at least four, with officials saying 12 more may be buried beneath the ruins. Police and firemen, aided by 100 convicts, will resume search tomorrow as a coroner's jury blames a gas explosion in an adjoining drug company building for the blast.
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Macon
Americans Enlist in Spanish Legion
At the Spanish consulate in New York recruiting for a foreign legion bound for Morocco was underway. About 250 men, recruited since Thursday, were told to be ready to depart tomorrow. More than half are Americans veterans of the A. B. F. The remainder are Spaniards and South Americans.
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Associated Press
New York
Spanish Foreign Legion
Morocco
Spain
Clara Hamon Weds John Gorman in Los Angeles
Clara Hamon Smith, widow of Jake L Hamon, married John Gorman in Los Angeles. The telegram to her sister in Wilson Oklahoma gave no details beyond the ceremony at 4 30 p m and described Gorman as a wonderful man and good. Hamon had earlier faced trial over Hamon’s death after relations with Jake Hamon.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
Olla
Clara Mith Hamon
Los Aneles
John Gorman
GD. Walleing
Wilson
Okla
Thief Steals Rim and Tire From Chief Deputy Duggan Car
Deputy deputies report two thefts involving Chief Deputy Sheriff Jack Duggan. While Duggan was at Warm Springs, a rim and tire attached to the Cadillac rear were stolen. A patient was taken to Warm Springs, and on return, the rim and tire were missing. Duggan requests the items be returned if possible.
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Jack Duggan
Warm Springs
Butte
Newiar
Senate agrees on shipping measure amid interparty clashes
Senator Borah of Idaho charged the president dictated terms on the soldiers bonus and warned of executive interference with the legislature. La Follette denounced presidential involvement as an intrusion, calling the action a blot on the Senate’s history as the bonus bill faced critical debate.
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Borah
Idaho
la Follette
Senate
Follette
Petition for writ in Hightower case
A habeas corpus petition was filed for William A. Hightower held in Redwood City on murder charges against Father Patrick E. Heslin. Judge George H. Buck received the papers and planned to decide the next day if the writ would be granted. The filing asserts lack of probable cause and no evidence of guilt.
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Associated
Redwood City
Cal
William A. Hightower
Patrick E. Heslin
George H. Buck
William ¥. Herron
San Francisco
Buck
Hightower
Herron
Occult Love Motive Cited in Kennedy Murder Case
Los Angeles August 22 The prosecution plans to prove occult love as the motive behind the murder of J Belton Kennedy Malcolm McLaren special investigator for the district attorney said evidence already supports this motive further inquiries span to New York City He predicted trial likely not before late October or early November Arthur Bureh and Mrs Madalynne Obenchain indicted will plead next Monday continuance granted due to absence of their chief counsel
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Los Angeles
J. Belton Kennedy
Malcolm McLaren
Atatriet Attorney's Office
New York City
McLaren
Arthur ©. Bureh
Madalynne Obenchain
Unemployment Seen as Economic Crime in Atlantic City
In Atlantic City New Jersey August unemployment is labeled economic crime with an estimated daily impact of 21 500 000. President Samuel Gompers declared after a session of the AFL Executive Council that current employment conditions are discouraging and that reductions will not help the situation. He warned that postures will shrink purchasing power and lead to factory closures as people lack money to buy new goods.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Sftean
Samuel Gompers
Judge Hunt’s Short Visit Highlights a Noted Career
A recount of Judge Hunt’s career from territorial legislature service in 1888 to district court judge in Helena,Montana, then to the Montana Supreme Court, federal roles in Porto Rico under McKinley and Roosevelt, and finally his 1904 appointment as United States district judge for Montana. The narrative covers key appointments and service across decades.
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Vention
Lee Mantle
Montana
Federal Service
Porto Rico
Roosevelt
Hunt
United States
Judge Hunt Recalled As Longtime Montana Friend
The article details Judge Hunt's storied career from Montana to the federal bench. It notes his roles on the United States circuit court and customs appeals, his Yale ties, and his admiration for Taft. It recounts his 1912 Montana visit and his plan to return to Montana for a future outing with Dr. Z C Witherspoon, before departing via the Oregon Short Line to his home.
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Washington
Hunt
United States Court of Customs Appeals
United States
White
United States Supreme Court
New York
Philadelphia
Ninth Circuit
San Francisco
Tr Taft
Yale
Judge Hunt
Montana
United States Court
Helena
Carl Rasch
Bourquin
Thos
Jrontana
Z. C. Witherspoon
Butte
Dr. Witherspoon
Oregon
Panama Prepares to Repel Costa Rican Invasion
Panama declares readiness to resist a Costa Rican move on the disputed Coto area. A US stance is awaited before any action, with 150 armed men ordered toward Coto, machine guns moved from the United States, and police chiefs told to mobilize. Mayors must renew volunteer rosters for emergency deployment.
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Associated Press
Panama
Coto
United States Nerment
Washington
Nce
David
United States
Alfaro
Arango
Colon
Carrier pigeon delivers distress tale from Yellowstone mystery
A carrier pigeon bound for the Belleclaire Hotel in New York reportedly carried a plea for help from Hoodoo Mountain near Yellowstone. Police traced the message to the Belleclaire, and Singer, a naturalist and Roosevelt associate, coordinated aid for Edmund Heller with provisions and packhorses, believing he could have slipped into a canyon near shale rock after a dramatic trek.
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Wilds
Nea
Broadway
Hotel Relleclaire
Columbus Circle
Belleclaire
New York
Hoodoo
Yellowstone
Heaven
Bellectaire
Singer
Ewan
Ned Frost
Wulde
Wapegi Ranch
Cody
Edmund Heller
Yellowstone Park
Big
Hoodoo Mountain
Fanem
Ian
Ister
Silver
Stamout
Onteralleg
Nuneraue
Moonshine Saves Girl From Death in Great Falls
Selma Meyer of St Louis niece Me and Mrs Clare Gitlock of Nocksit were with a rattlesnake bite. The girl survived after a moonshine stimulant was given when found, and is recovering. Physician states the stimulant likely saved her from collapse. Also notes King Peter burial in Belgrade with formalities.
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Associated
Preas
Prem
Belgrade
Irish Question Dominates Parliament Debates
Deputies received an unsigned cable from Chicago asking whether to accept or reject government terms. A leading member mocked the message, saying someone in Chicago has money to waste, as reports say Greek forces advance ten miles east of the river.
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Chicago
Dail
Bootlegger Must Go Says Shelley
Shelley, now federal prohibition enforcer for Montana, announced appointments and a tightened crackdown on illicit liquor. He said every agent will enforce the law, with no excuse for bootleggers, and noted a prescription path remains for liquor.
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HP Shelley
Montana
LK Devlin
Mr Shelley
Amaumen
C. Cameron
Mie Pouia
Phere
Mrevlin
Mi Shelley
Shelley
Mr. Shelley
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