Montana Woolgrowers anticipate strong year says Stebbins
Murray E. Stebbins, secretary of the Montana Woolgrowers association, reports East manufacturers are optimistic and predicts good Montana wool prices next year. After attending the National Livestock Show in Chicago and a Boston wool exchange conference, he notes rising markets, brighter Montana wools, and strong Boston rankings for quality.
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Alienists Testify Woman Is Insane in Bank Robbery Trial
Two alienists testified at the La Grange trial of Mrs. Rebecca Bradley Rogers that she is not of sound mind. Dr. Wilmer Allison of Fort Worth and Dr. Livingston Anderson of Austin, head of the state health bureau, gave opinions after observing her two days and citing her University of Texas student history before the December Buda bank robbery.
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American attacked by students in Roumania. Keller gravely injured
An American named Keller, an automobile dealer since 1923, was severely beaten by at least 25 students in Roumania after being captured with an American companion. He suffered head gashes and a deep facial wound, and soldiers ignored pleas for help as he stumbled ten blocks to his home. Keller, born 1890 in Lindenhall, served in France and has ties to Y M C A Roumania and Near East relief.
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Shipping Board Shakeup Rumored After Hill Resigns
The Shipping Board faces a possible personnel shakeup as Hill resigns after a term risked by disputes with the administration on ship sales policies. Denton, a Republican banker from Arkansas City and backed by Senators Curtis and Capper, is cited as a potential successor amid broader concerns over private interests in public policy. Reports in shipping circles say Hill’s ouster marks the administration’s first move to replace board members not aligned with its aims.
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Two Die in Head-On Crash Near Brighton
Two men were killed in a head-on collision on the Brighton-Greeley road three miles north of Brighton at 6 15 tonight. One seriously injured and two more slightly hurt in the crash involving two speeding autos.
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Remus Admitted Intent to Kill Wife in Eden Park Shooting
In Cincinnati on December 12, testimony in the George Remus murder trial revealed he admitted intending to shoot his estranged wife Imogene Remus in Eden Park on October 6. Witness Lieut Frank McNeal testified Remus said, That is the penalty to be paid by anyone who lives contrary to the code of society.
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Governors Troops Deployed as State Legislature Faces Clash
Governor Johnston called out the National Guard to avert chaos as impeachment fights loom. A temporary restraining order blocked lawmakers from pursuing charges, while the state supreme court postponed further action. Legislative leaders insist they can convene at will, unchecked by court orders.
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