Jury color in Montana trial as teen witness testifies
Miss Jovica 19 testified she was wounded when Tony Glavinich shot her mother in September. The trial opened with dramatic scenes as Glavinich, under guard, spoke softly to the girl and sought permission to talk. Doctors testified Mrs Jovica died from a fatal wound, and witnesses described the hours after the shooting including Glavinich's distress and attempts to call for help.
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Butte
Glavinich
Tony Harris
Giavinich
Lena
Cronnelly
Harris
Jovica
N. A. Rotering
Lynch Mise Jovica
Miss Jovica
Lynch
Harry J. Freebourn
Mies Jovica
Chris Tokich
Mary Dosen
Anna Jovica
Mr. Freebourn
Tony
R. C. Monahan
Emma Avenue
China Tokich
East Second Street
Chris
Mrs. Tokich
Mr. Tokich
Tokich
Feeley
Jack Kelly
Pat Holland
Klan Members Seek Rhinelander Wife in Fort Pierce Visit
Ku Klux Klan members raided four Fort Pierce hotels on December 14 reporting Mrs Kip Rhinelander had arrived from New York They formed four committees to search the Atlantic El Paso Colonial and Alpena hotels but Rhinelander s wife was not found Hotel confirmations followed The same night in West Palm Beach secret group members checked local hotels after news of her possible presenceThere were no arrests or injuries reported
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Associated Press
Fort Pierce
Fla
Ku Klux Klan
Kip Rhinelander
New York
New York Society
Atlantic
el Paso
Colonial
Alpena
Rhinelander
West Palm Beach
Democrats Open Tariff Fight in House
Democrats introduced a resolution by Rep Hull proposing lower tariff rates and endorsing a policy of reductions. Rep Oldfield plans follow up with bills altering rates and creating a permanent international trade congress to hear disputes and craft treaty proposals.
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Associated Press
Washington
Representative Hull
Tennessee
Democratic National Committee
Hull
Oldfield
Arkansas
Democratic Congressional Committee
Congress
Permanent
International Trade Congress
Copper Property Brings $24 Million to Flin Flon Mine
Winnipeg report states H. P. Whitney and associates of New York purchased the Flin Flon Copper Mine company west of Winnipeg on the Manitoba Saskatchewan boundary for 24 million dollars. The deal includes 4.5 million to the Canadian mining company and a 10 percent stake, plus plans for a 2 million railway and a smelter to handle 40 000 tons of ore daily. Flin Flon was discovered in 1915.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
H. P. Whitney and Associates
New York City
Flin Flon Copper Mine Company
Here
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Winnipeg Free Press Today
Mining Corporation of Canada
Free Press
Kellogg Defends Foreign Policy And Passport Restrictions
In a prepared address Kellogg defends debt policy and Europe stance, praises Locarno and America’s nonalignment, and rebuts charges of harsh terms. He reiterates visa exclusions under 1918 law, urging enforcement against Bolshevik or anarchist threats and noting past leniency.
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Europe
Kellogg
America
United States
China
Chapman Loses In Battle For Life
Chapman faces life sentence after a Connecticut court rules he is lawfully in state custody for murder. The judge rejects a federal-prison status claim, explaining presidential commutation need not be accepted by a convict to take effect. The court found no constitutional rights being violated and held no right of incarceration exists.
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Oral
Connecticut
Chapman
Thomas
Storm Stalls Colorado and Wyoming Drivers in Snow
A severe sleet and snow storm paralyzed hundreds of motorists across Colorado and Wyoming with Denver receiving five inches and Cheyenne 14 inches. Four youths and a man lost north of Denver survived after hours in drifts with one man walking to reach a Brighton farmhouse to call home and assure safety.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Broomfield
Col
Denver
Cheyenne
Wyo
Laramie
Fraud Is Claimed In Ship Tax Case
Washington reports new volumes of testimony reveal fraud allegations in ship tax cases involving Kerr Navigation New York the estate of Charles Warren Fairbanks William Randolph Hearst General Motors and W G Skelly oil Tulsa Oklahoma Counsel L C Manson says records show attempts to defraud the government Kerr holdovers interred German ships were sold to Har riman Steamship in a bid to dodge taxes Hearst case cited a 151000 tax escape for 1918 offset by a 301232 loss from rotogravure service for Sun day editions in New York Chicago and Boston.
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Washington
Kerr Navigation Company
New York
Charles Warren Fairbanks
William Randolph Hearst
General Motors Company
W. G. Skelly Company
O!l
Tulsa
Okla
Senate
Kerr
L. C. Manson
H. F. Kerr
A. B. Klegg
Harriman Steamship Company
Hearst
Manson
Chicago
Boston
Keegan Rites Held for Butte Native in Kalispell
John Keegan aged 37 and former Butte resident died in Spokane on December 9 after a brief illness. Funeral and interment took place in Kalispell with a requiem high mass at St. Matthew's church. Several Butte relatives attended. survivors include his mother Mrs. John Keegan and an aunt Mrs. James Keenan, plus four cousins James Keegan Veronica Keegan Mary Keegan Nell McCarthy.
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John Keegan
Butte
Spokane
Kalispell
St. Matthew's Church
James Keean
James Kegan
Veronica
Mary Keegan
Nell McCarthy
James Keegan
J. J. Harrington
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
A vintage health ad promotes Calotabs as a cold and flu remedy. One to two tablets at bedtime purify the system, with no salts or nausea. Next morning, the cold is gone and appetite returns. a family package with directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
Disturbance in Local Theater Prompted Cough Ad Notice
Patrons protested a persistent cough during a show at a local theater. An advertisement urges immediate relief with Ley's Honey and Tar Compound and Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, citing Mrs. W. T. Clary of White Plains Virginia and claims of success. Sold everywhere.
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Ley
WT. Clary
White Plains
Foley
Counterfeit Nickel Screen Reveals Lead Nickels Scheme
An imprint of the real coin was made with lead and tin plated to imitate buffalo nickels. The gang produced spurious quarters and dimes modeled after 1924 mint designs. An agent handled sales. Police estimate overtime work limited legitimate production, with most counterfeit currency now in police hands.
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Garcia
Arizona University to Unearth Relics
Tucson December 14 The University of Arizona will assume excavations at Nine Mile water hole scene of relics unearthed including leaden crosses and war implements some scientists deem evidence of pre Columbus discovery of America by Roman Jews in the eighth century Dr Byron Cummings heads archaeology department and supports the early discovery theory relics found beneath lime kiln are guarded pending further study
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Associated Press
Tucson
University of Arizona
Nine Mile Water Hole
Charles BE. Menifer
Byron Cummings
America
La Follette Receives Senate Republican Recognition
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin was formally recognized by Republican leaders as a Republican. The Republican Committee on Committees assigned him to three minor standing committees Mines Manufactures and Indian Affairs despite protests from three of the nine members.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Republican Committee On Committees
Mines, Manufactures
Indian Affairs
New Hospital for Veterans Blasted in California
United States Veterans hospital grounds near San Fernando were cordoned as department of justice agents probed a mysterious explosion that wrecked a new 75 000 dollar two story concrete building and left three workers injured two seriously. Major William H. Radcliffe led the inquiry which was kept unusually secret with police and sheriff’s aid declined. The largely completed structure was slated for occupancy around January 1.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
United States Veterans’ Hospital
San Fernando
Department of Justice
William H. Radcliffe
Deaf From Birth Made to Hear at Deaf School
West Hartford Connecticut December fourteen. Experiments at the American School for the Deaf used a radio phonograph headpiece and speaking tube to let pupils hear sounds and their own voices for the first time. An eight year old girl deaf since age four heard her name and spoke it, aided by signs and lip reading. The goal is to teach children to identify sounds with the words they speak and read.
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Associated Press
West Hartford
Conn
American School For the Deaf
Frank R. Wheeler
Lad Shot to Death in Red Lodge Home
Charles Robert Keyes, 21, was found dead in the kitchen of his Red Lodge home from a rifle shot to the forehead. The Montana State College student, son of C. P. Keyes, recently flunked out, an issue that preyed on him.
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Lad
Associated Press
Billings
Charles Robert Keyes
Red Lodge
Keyes
C. P. Keyes
Montana State College
Slemp Ill With Ptomaine Poisoning In Jacksonville
C Bascom Slemp III former secretary to President Coolidge was taken ill in Jacksonville on December 14 with ptomaine poisoning and confined to his hotel room. Doctors said his condition was not serious and expected a full recovery in a few days.
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Bascom Slemp III
The
Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Annual election of officers elected at lodge meeting
Mrs Lyda Hunter was chosen noble grand with Lorena Taylor as vice grand and Bertha Sterzick recording secretary. Neil K Andrews financial secretary Adeline Neil treasurer and Fannie Cowan musician were named. Appointive officers not announced. Mrs H F Schwartz sang three solos. delicious refreshments served at close of evening.
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Lyda Hunter
Noble Grand
Lorena Taylor
Bertha Sterzick
Neil K. Andrews
Adeline Neil
Fannie Cowan
H. F. Schwartz
Monk's gift funds Paris Folies Bergere land
In Paris the Folies Bergere theater sits on land owned by Hospice des Quinze-Vingts. The property was willed by a monk named Quentin Courtin as penance for a lost sin, yielding 80 francs a year to the monk and today producing 125,000 francs annually for the hospital. English novelist Henry St John Couper pursues replicas of antique oak furniture.
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Paris
Hospice Des Quinze-Vingts
Quentin Courtin
Henry St. John Couper
Southern Pacific Presents Holiday Fares to California
The Southern Pacific railroad announced special holiday round trip fares to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Ogden departures on December 21 and 22 price 20 dollars, Montana residents pay 17 dollars 36 cents plus Ogden fare. A Butte to either California city round trip ticket valid 16 days costs 46 dollars 05 cents.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Los Angeles
San Francisco
J. W. Lowrie
Traffic Department of
Salt Lake
Butte
Ogden
Montana
Utah Point
Lowrie
Court archives destroyed in Santo Domingo fire
A fire last night destroyed the palace of justice in Santo Domingo and with it the archives of the high courts. The cause is not known.
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Associated Press
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Palace of Justice
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