Hold Up Man Henry E Clark Gets Commutation to 20 Years
Governor Toole commutes the forty year sentence of Henry E Clark to twenty years making him eligible for release on Christmas Eve. The case centers on Clark and his partner a woman who posed as a man during a spree of highway robberies spanning Minnesota Montana and other states. Clark and the accomplice were linked to hold ups from Spokane to Helena and Butte with Clark finally captured after a pistol shot to Helena officer Grogan. The woman Charley Miller later joined the Salvation Army.
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Russell Sage Hosts Free Lunch At Great Festival
Russell Sage celebrated his birthday with a free lunch at a city festival in Chicago. The event drew attendees from local circles and showcased Sage’s reputation for hosting lively gatherings.
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