Clarence Darrow on Stand as Character Witness for Remus Gunman
Clarence Darrow testifies on Remus character in Cincinnati court as the gunman Truesdale tells of his wife's plots and the hotel trap plan. The defense paints Remus as peaceful though emotional, while the prosecution notes past indictments and disbarment. A separate item notes a 840 pound elephant-snout fish sent to Madrid and a new irrigation project in Honduras.
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Deer Lodge Ordinance Imposes Business Tax With Police Fund
Deer Lodge voters learn ordinance 280 taxes most lines of work starting Jan 1 1928 except the law with proceeds to back police regulation. Estimates place yearly takings around 2000 to 2500 dollars with rates from 3 per quarter to 25 per day for tents stages and carnivals.
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90 Days Or Both Fine And Imprisonment
A fragment notes a penalty of ninety days in jail or, alternatively, a fine. The text implies a court or legal sanction but lacks full context, making the exact charges or case unclear.
Big Brother club to reach 400 members in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge December 8 The Big Brother club expects at least 400 names on its roster by next week as supporters from business and civic groups respond. Initiated two years ago by Lou Boedecker and Dan Hertz Jr the fund aids the worthy poor. Last season the group helped nearly 50 families with Christmas relief.
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Tootell Pleased by Stock Exposition in Chicago Visit
Deer Lodge December 8. Robert Tootell head of Powell County high school's agricultural department and Alfred Donich a student return from Chicago as guests of the C M & St P railway with other instructors and students from 16 high schools. Tootell says the exposition offered rare educational value and showed the high standard in livestock and crops despite its great size.
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U S National Bank of Deer Lodge Marks 17th Anniversary
Deer Lodge observes the 17th anniversary of the U S National Bank of Deer Lodge. Arthur J. Lochrie, slated to become Montana banks superintendent January 1, has served as cashier since the bank’s founding. The bank grows from 53000 to about 1000000 in 17 years. Howard Rice returns from Seattle visit. F FE Prochnow of Stevensville is in town for business matters.
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Sttevensville
Peru considers bill to extend presidential terms
A Peruvian legislature discusses a bill allowing the president to serve three terms instead of the current cap of two, aiming to modify term limits and redefine executive tenure.
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Dillon Bureau Hoop Tourney Committee Adds Seventh Member
J Ford McBain appointed as seventh member of the mining district basketball tournament committee. The event at Normal college gym February 23 24 and 25 includes ten outside teams and capacity for 125 players coaches and attendants. Season tickets will be sold soon.
Beaverhead County Schools Report 100 Percent Attendance
Beaverhead County schools posted perfect attendance for last month per County Superintendent May Sprinkle. Schools listed include Stone Creek Bowen Dell Blacktail No 2 Gibbons West Fox Armstead lower grades Nicholla Doyle and Dansie. Honor roll students with three or more grades of 90 or better are Arthur Hansen Edwin Keller Peter Sweeney Billie Ann Rife Joe Brown Tommie Ames Elizabeth Craver Alan Bradley Tommy Craver and Ruth Irion.
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Sutherland Reinstated as Night Police Officer
Warren Sutherland was restored to the Dillon city police force at a council meeting after business leaders urged extra night protection. He had been removed about a month earlier, and is now assigned as a night officer.
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Patsy three act comedy to open Gargoyles season
Dillon notes report the Gargoyles of Montana State Normal College present Barry Conners play The Patsy a three act comedy at the college auditorium tomorrow night directed by Miss Mary K. Sands with Esmond Riberdy Martha Allen Bertha Quinland Martha Sallee Charles Davis and Le Roy Emerson in the cast. Also in Dillon twelve head of registered Shorthorn bulls sold by Anderson Brothers brought 200 a head. buyer was John G. Albers.
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New Ford Makes Speedy Run Butte To Missoula
The new Ford car shown in Butte last week completed a 3 hour 48 minute run to Missoula over snowy mountain roads. Jack Nemick drove the car from Standard Motor Co in Butte. H O Bell Al Schach and Joe Donnelly accompanied. The car reached 65 mph and will be exhibited in Missoula for several days.
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Corvallis Couple Wed in Hamilton Methodist Parsonage
Miss Mildred Snell and Charles Johnson of Corvallis married Saturday in Hamilton at the Methodist parsonage. The couple plans a wedding trip and both are locals with strong ties to the community. A school auditorium picture show and various local appointments filled Saturday evening duties.
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Bitter Root Valley Cheese Company
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Philbee
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the Stone Wall
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Moonshine
Harlow Stardock
Byron Price
Ravalli County
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Clara Dell Shriver
Charles Dullenty
Ethel Brook
Grace Hoblitt
Catherine Weber
Dillon
State Normal College
Laura Ferch
Missoula
Army Birdman Killed Near Pearl Harbor
Lieutenant Robert S. Worthington an Army aviator from Wheeler Field Hawaii died when his plane failed on takeoff from Lake Field and nose dived into Pearl Harbor waters northeast of Ford Island. Neither the aircraft nor the body were recovered.
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