Texas bank robbery arrest shocks University of Texas graduate
Rebecca Bradley, 21, UT graduate and Moody attorney general staffer, was arrested for robbing Farmers Exchange Bank of Buda. The unmasked female suspect looted 1200 to 2400 at noon, fleeing in a car. Identified by bank victims J A Jamison and Waymon Howe, she was moved toward San Marcos to avoid habeas corpus actions, but proceedings were dismissed later.
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Associated Press
Austin
Rebecca Bradley
University of Texas
Dan Moody
Farmers Exchange Bank
Buda
Texas
Cooly
J. N. Taittlepage
Miss Bradley
S. A. Jamison
Waymon Howe
San Marcos
Here
Grace B. Bradley
Storm Sweeps Northern Montana In Severe Winter Blight
A fierce blizzard lashes Northern and Central Montana driving snow and wind across the region. Butte faces record cold with temperatures near zero in the forecast as the barometer plunges, marking historic lows for the state weather bureau.
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Montana
State Weather Bureau
Butte Weather Bureau
Montana Justice Holloway Dies in California at 50
Montana associate justice William T. Holloway dies in a Long Beach hospital at age 50. He leaves three children and a wide kin network. A son, William L. Holloway Jr, travels from Los Angeles with the body. funeral arrangements are pending. The obituary notes survivors in Boston, Boxelder, Townsend, Sheridan, Forsyth, and other Montana towns.
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Associated Press
Helena
William TL. Holloway
Montana Supreme Court
Long Beach
Cal
W. L. Holloway Jr
Los Angeles
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Judge Holloway
Mies Eleanor Holloway
Boston
William L. Holloway Jr
John Holloway
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Carlisle Kenyon
Ray and
Cerrodt Holloway
Boxzeman
Mra. H. ©. Bowles
Forsyth
F. M. Seeman
San Francisco
Stewart Would Allow Motor Tax by Legislation
State Secretary endorses a bill taxing service stations and restoring the state gasoline inspection system. The measure aims to fund and regulate fuel services across the state, aligning with public safety and consumer protection goals.
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Stewart
Man Arrested After Two Bold Robberies
John Bartsen was arrested in a Curtis street cabin by Detectives Calpin and Reagan and jailed on robbery charges. Police credit identification by Montana Bar employee John Milanovich and bartender Charles Humber for linking Bartsen to the 5:30 am Tuesday break in, when patrons were forced under a tarpaulin and $1638 was taken.
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John Bartsen
Curtis Street
Tom Calpin
Dan Reagan
Jim Larkin
Bartsen
John Milanovich
Houseman
Montana
East Park Street
Charles Humber
Ormiston Move Set to Return for McPherson Trial
Official machinery for extraditing Kenneth G. Ormiston, former radio operator, to California for trial with evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson began as Municipal Judge Samuel R. Blake signed exemplified copies of the documents. The papers will be sent to Chicago immediately.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
California
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Aimee Semple McPherson
Samuel R. Blake
Chicago
Christmas Work of the Joshers in Butte Revealed
The Butte Joshers club secures headquarters near the Grand hotel to distribute Christmas dinners to 500 needy families. Commissioner William Gemmell oversees donor lists, with meals delivered quietly by a rotating crew. Requests for worthy families should be sent to Gemmell at the courthouse.
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Butte Joshers’ Club
Butte Pool
William Gemmell
Josher
Grand Hotel
Joshers’ Club
Butte
Gemmell
Checups
Lst
Joshers
Woman and Man Shoot It Out in Oklahoma
In Perry Oklahoma on a street, Bill Dearborn aged 50 died after a gunfight with Mrs. Ellis Hobbs aged 30 who surrendered to the sheriff after the confrontation. Neighbors say a loud argument preceded the shooting and Dearborn fired after Hobbs ignored his demand to enter the car.
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Oklahoma
Associated Press
Perry
Okla
Bill Dearborn
Ellis Hobbs
Premier Edict Triggers Stir In Italian Marriage Market
Rome Dec 11 The premier Musso creates a tax on bachelors ages 25 to 66 causing a surge in matchmakers and brokers. Within 24 hours hundreds of brokers launched services as millions face the new levy. Rome and other cities see a large male pool and a female shortage.
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Associated Press
Rome
Mussolini
Severa
Diaz days Mexico opus tering nem Nicaragua revolt
President Adolfo Diaz of Nicaragua issued a manifesto renewing accusations that the Mexican government actively supports the liberal revolutionary movement in Nicaragua. The item notes continuation on Page 15, column 2.
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Nicaragua
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Managua
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Adolfo Diaz
Death of Justice Molloay leaves Montana Supreme Court vacancy
Helena dispatch reports Justice Molloay has died after years of ill health following the death of his wife. A conscientious jurist, his passing creates a vacancy to be filled by Governor J. K. Mrickson, with former U S Senator Harry L. Myera of Billings tipped as the likely appointee.
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Standard
Helena
Dee
Justice Molloway
Iice
J. K Mrickson
United States
Harry L. Myera
Billings
Supreme Bench
Supreme Bench Veteran Judge Holloway 24 Years on Montana Court
Judge Holloway was the oldest member of the Montana Supreme Court, having served continuously as associate justice for 24 years. The article notes his long tenure and is continued on page 15.
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Montana Supreme Court
Holloway
Supreme Bench
Harbor Explosion Shakes New York Harbor
A series of explosions rocked the tanker Agwison anchored near Buttermois off Brooklyn. Two crew members were injured, several others hurt slightly, and the ship sank about an hour after the blasts. John Walters suffered a broken leg blocks away. Windows shattered and waterfront families fled in fear of a major explosion.
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New York
Agwison
Brooklyn
Thor Burge
Oller
Agwisuin
John Walters
Road tax and certification plan urged by state official
Secretary of State Charles T. Stewart presented a biennial report urging a five dollar yearly tax on every service station in the state and a certificate requirement for auto mechanics. He also proposed a five cent per gallon tax on motor lubricating oil and restoration of gasoline inspection funded by a three cent gasoline tax. He highlighted prior enforcement failures and the rise in poor gasoline quality from dealers in other states, urging action to improve road funding and fuel standards.
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Associated Press
Melena
Charles T. Stewart
Erickson
Qual'ty
Mlewart Pointe
Montana
Secretary of State
Medal for man who saved Peary sought in Congress note
Representative Celler of New York introduced a bill requesting a sabbatical seat for Matthew Aldilsen a Black crew member who accompanied Admiral Peary to the North Pole Hansen who saved Peary at the peril of his life and made the polar discovery possible received no reward and now faces old age and continued exposure in a New York custom house position
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Associated Press
Washington
Matthew A Dlensen
Venegro
Admiral Pury
North Pole
Representative Celler
Democrat
New York
Hansen
Peary Tron
Custom House
Tax Cuts Blocked by House Republicans
The Republican majority on the House Ways and Means Committee defeated all revenue and tax reduction measures including President Coolidge's plan in a party line vote. The treasury surplus will be used to reduce public debt at year end June 30. Congress was asked to appropriate 175 million dollars to cover defensible government demands and refunds of illegally collected federal taxes.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Weans
Coolidge
Wrawley
Oregon
Treasury
Wastlington
Congress
House committee to act on Swing-Job useon Boulder bill
Washington December 11 three and a fraction more sections of the Swing-Jobuseon Boulder cangor dat bill were read and approved today by the house navigation committee. Only one and a half of the total fourteen divisions remained to be acted upon when the committee adjourned.
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En Lel
Washington
House
Gridiron Club Winter Dinner Draws Washington Notables
President Coolidge and Dame Dawes attended the Gridiron Club dinner with cabinet and congress members. A satirical skit featured a mammoth reproduction of the front page while quips from the host and guests entertained, continuing on page 2 column 4.
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Coolidge
Queen Marie
Cabinet
Congress
Page One
Gridiron Club
Dawes
Veterans keep alive G A R traditions at Lincoln Post election
Lincoln Post G A F held its annual election at Patriotic hall in the courthouse. J H Makinson was elected commander Frank Benoit senior vice commander George Dimnent junior vice commander and Simon Hauswirth adjutant. Only three attended the meeting showing the dwindling veteran ranks and the enduring customs of the Civil War era.
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J. H. Makinson
Frank Benoit
George Dimnent
Simon Hauswirth
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