Trial of Chris Martin Opens In Fatal Knife Attack
Testimony centers on the night of Sept 12 when Charles Stevens died from multiple wounds after a fight behind a grocery store. Witnesses describe Martin wielding a poker and a knife as Stevens and Martin clashed, with a hospital death from peritonitis and shock cited as the cause.
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Ians
Stevens
Chris Martin
Hiness
Ske
Marth Rt
Martin
Georgeottold
George Strohl
Ward Ridnour
Utah
Strohl
Lloyd Birmingham
Harry Tucker
St. James’ Hospital
Rotering
O'Rourke
Chris Mé UN
Walter A. Rotehle
TAM BILL FIRST TO GET STARTED
Recount of tax reform measures and reductions under a bill, noting changes to maximum surtax, inheritance tax credits, and repeal of certain vehicle and business taxes. Highlights include projected gradual revenue shifts and the impact on state credit utilization.
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Tam Bill
Treasury Department
Plucky Denver girl fights with bandit
Mim Lenore Bourk a University of Denver co ed and company secretary fought a bandit in the Denver Soda Fountain payroll office. She knocked him unconscious and he fled with 75 of 275 dollars. Bourk escaped injury and told police she saw daylight through the gun’s cylinder and knew it was unloaded.
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Associated Press
Denver
Mim Lenore Bourk
University of Denver
Pinchot Prepares Coal Suspension Meeting
Governor Pinchot completed preparations for a coal suspension meeting in Harrisburg to press for termination of the anthracite mining halt. The session aims to settle the strike without raising coal costs to the public. representatives from civic and business groups in the hard coal region are expected to attend.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
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President Coolidge Sees Farm Prosperity in Speech
President Coolidge spoke to farmers in Chicago on the first day of Congress stressing industry thrift and character. He urged cooperative marketing with government support while warning against price fixing and tariff controls, citing protection benefits and the need for credit and storage improvements.
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Mee
Coolidge
Waa
Chicago
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Reapi
Coolld
Department of Agriculture
Co-Operative Movement
Dpartment of Agriculture
Kovernment
Centuri
United States
Taritt
Associated Press
Farmers of America
American Farm
South Dakota
Co-Operative Unizations
Worthot
F. L. Kelso
Ardmore
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Stron
Dramatists Clash Over Movie Men Role in Stage Future
A heated behind closed doors meeting of dramatists ended without disclosure of committee members or decisions. A unanimous vote to act was reported, aiming to influence the future of the American stage. The conflict pits dramatists against the motion picture industry and equity affiliation is uncertain.
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Channing Pollock
Apatite
Equity
Lacs Eine
Final Report on Mineral Relief Act Issued by Secretary Work
The final administration report states the mineral relief act claims were adjudicated with one exception. It notes 9 claims examined last year and an unused balance around 950000 of the 8600000 appropriation. Five claimant results are pending over interpretive challenges by the secretary. The Supreme Court upheld the secretarys exclusive jurisdiction to construe the act, closing many claims. Since November 30, claims have received awards, marking the act as fully executed save the noted exception.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Fearch
Butte Auxiliary Reports on Work and Finances
The Butte auxiliary outlines year end results with $1,865 on hand, $8,447.43 spent, and $5,264.75 remaining for next year. It highlights one salary, 1071 muscle trainings, 660 physiotherapy treatments, 128 examinations, 38 cases under observation, and 293, 140, 394, 400 patients monthly from July to November.
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W. B. Daly
Sydney Lanner
R. J. MacDonald
Louise Schrupp
Allard
Mia
Otto Simonson
Walsh
Agnes Davie
Fincoreme Pere
Billings Hospital
Metals
Horace ‘Merkle
Butte
Northern’ Pacific Railway
St. James Hospital
Avery
Sullivan
Rialto Theater
Loiselle
Walter Hanson
Hanson Packing ‘Company
Butte Mary
Nian
Congress Opens Amid Party Strife and Sworn In Senators
Congress opened with Republicans split on a key amendment as 208 played against 196 in the Senate and 210 to 194 in the House on rules. New senators La Follette Robinson and Williams were sworn in, with Dawes and Nye issues shaping the inaugural session. Committees to notify Coolidge were formed as both chambers prepare to receive the president’s annual message.
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House
la Follette
Wisconsin
Robinson
Indiana
Willams
la Foliette
Lenroot
Butler
Manaachusetts
Tyler Page
Cooper
Tilson
Connecticut
Hawley
Longworth
Garret
Carter
Oklahoma
Frear
Lotmally
President Coolidge
Congress
White House
Coolidge
Rules Head of Clerks Mitchell Also Elected
The union elected its officers for the coming year last night in Carpent with about 448 votes cast. Voting opened after a brief business meeting and a short session. Associated Press dispatch from Plymouth notes Coolidge near term as radio gains in popularity, and Italian fashion trends favor high heels.
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Carpent
Bs Coolidge
Associated Press
Plymouth
Radio 4N
Italy
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
An old medical advertisement touts Calotabs as a overnight remedy for colds and grippe. It claims two tablets at bedtime purge the system without salts or nausea, with a morning return of appetite and health. A family package with directions is available for 85 cents at drug stores.
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Dora Whiston
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Orthopedic Hospital
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