SIDGE SCORES PROSECU: State attorney attacked in court
The article reports that Crowe alleges a cowardly and dastardly assault intended to intimidate the court by the state's attorney.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1924
Page
1
The article reports that Crowe alleges a cowardly and dastardly assault intended to intimidate the court by the state's attorney.
Aug 28 Chicago news reports threats against Judge John Rt. Caverly by advocates of death and life imprisonment. Spectators to be excluded as court prepares to sentence Leopold and Loeb amid denouncement by Darrow. Details include claims to blow up the building and kill judge if verdicts change.
The department of agriculture reports a world wheat production forecast of 2 721 000 000 bushels, up from 2 449 000 000 last year. Nations increasing output include the United States Bulgaria Yugoslavia Morocco and ChoSen Korea. Yugoslavia is forecast at 343 000 bushels versus 61 000 last year. Switzerland etc face smaller wheat and grain crops.
Associated Press reports 19 men aboard the Lady Kindersley, a gasoline schooner off Alaska, sent a wireless appeal for rescue. The vessel, 60 miles from Point Barrow, Ottawa received the message and Canadian destroyer Patrician planned to pick up a plane to assist and evacuate the crew.
The Gardens fete drew thousands as children aged 1 to 14 staged dances and acts including Indian Dutch Irish and color trooping performances beside the bandstand. Reserved seating and a busy parking scene marked the event with the Towers at their best as attendees enjoyed a lively program.
Coroner Louis Randers reports fireman died after a block of wood placed on Milfield tracks caused a fatal train crash. Young Roberts admits attempting to wire obstructions to the rails to record what the train would strike.
Berlin August 28 after seven hours of partisan debate the reichstag moved to a noon Friday vote on the London reparations bills. Government leaders expect an ordinary majority for banking and industrial debentures and a two-thirds majority for the railway bill with talks involving Stresemann and nationalist leaders. Negotiations reportedly occurred in the chancellery as nationalist support for ratifying the London agreement grows.
In Helena, August 28, incomplete unofficial returns from 1,533 precincts show Erickson of Kalispell with a clear Democratic gubernatorial edge over Ayres. McCormack leads Republicans for lieutenant governor. Dixon seeks renomination by about 8,000 votes. Linderman appears set for U.S. Senate, while Leavitt and others run in key races as results trickle in from 30 counties.
The Agriculture Department's review notes grain price rises and lower non agricultural goods lifting the combined value of 16 farm products to an 1913 base of 83 on Aug 1. It marks the highest level in 47 months and signals shifting focus toward corn and hogs as the general outlook narrows to those sectors.
Frank Lofton, a state pioneer, visits Butte for the first time in 37 years and plans to attend a picture show. He recalls the wild West days around Bannack and Madison and Jefferson rivers. Lofton lives in California Gulch, now a rancher, and travels with a party to watch a screened performance tonight. An orchestra of five will play, including Al Orton and Marsh Nelson, with a 403 year old violin once owned by J. C. Orton’s family.
Orders to be called by Mrs Mary Walston at the printers house and St Job Share in St Job. Welcome by Teaponee. meeting at 2 pm with a 0 30 Nanguee and a dance at the Silver Bow club Saturday morning. Business meeting to elect officers. after noon travel planned to Coumtay club for ten to twenty counties, total 35 members represented. Madison Punks has the most delegates, with Missoula following. delegates from UK Oregon New York Minot Idaho Dakota and California.
An inspector, alleged to have framed a suspect, was transported from Geneva jail to Woodstock county jail. Authorities claim Fahy, instrumental in convicting Murphy, cited a convoluted scheme tied to a mall train robbery. Murray, once a Chicago patroller now under incitement, linked to the Rondout gang.
In Lincoln yesterday a woman named Sins Robertson, tied to an alleged counterfeiting plot, reportedly attempted to end her life at the deputy sheriff’s home. The incident occurred shortly after Parker and Miss Robertson were said to be aware of the counterfeiting activity.
A cross country chase from Alliance Nebraska to Denver and Casper ended with Claude Aung and W L Baker, both of Denver, in custody on kidnaping charges of 14 year old Edna Garrett of Alliance. The girl and Baker were reportedly married at Littleton Colorado. Authorities pursued after her father learned of her disappearance.
A Labrador flight schedule was disrupted as storms forced postponement, delaying departures and stranding travelers. Officials cited severe conditions over the route, with airline crews reallocating flights and advising passengers to monitor updates.
Seven persons were killed and a child seriously injured when a Baltimore and Ohio train struck a car on a grade near the southern limits of a Wood county village, twelve miles south of Toledo on the Dixie highway.
October 28 teletypes report ships arriving with storm weary crews as a new hurricane forms 64 miles south of St Kitts and threatens more losses. Leith of vessels including Leviathan Majestic Cedric United States and others suffer heavy damage as four ships wreck and seven possibly lost in North Atlantic.
The Nickel Plate railroad merger, valued at 1.5 billion dollars, is assured as Pere Marquette directors approve joining with four other lines. Nickel Plate, Erie, Chesapeake & Ohio, and others will be linked to form a unified system, expanding routes and capacity across midwest corridors. The plan advances with security deposits sought from shareholders and reflects a major consolidation under the Van Sweringen influence amid postwar railway reorganizations.
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