Couple on trial for Bouchard murder in Canada
Defense counsel for George and Doris McDonald argued the taxi driver Adelard Bouchard was killed by an external shooter after Frederik Palmer, missing party member, boarded the car during a July 17 quarrel. Doris fired in panic and the incident, allegedly not premeditated, followed during a drunken escape attempt from forged charges.
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Valley Field
Ont
Adelard Bouchard
R. L. Calder
George
Doris McDonald
Denver
Col
Bouchard
Frederik Palmer
McDonalds
Calder
McDonald's
Palmer
Crown
Montreal
Joseph Laberge
Liberty of Death for Wife in Bank Robbery Plea
Rogers pleads for his wife Becky facing arson and bank robbery charges after escaping with $1000 at gunpoint the Farmers National Bank of Buda. He asks for mercy while recalling their University of Texas romance and marriage. Prosecutor Blundell counters the defense as gender bias rather than insanity.
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Buda
Rogers
Roger
Becky
University of Texas
Fred Blundell
Resignation of Dr Craven Hans Dominates Montana Board Actions
The Montana board approved Professor Carroll to reinstate and back pay $300 monthly after dismissal. A new executive for Dr Craven's post was given to Chancellor Bran non and a prior investigative committee. The panel approved distributing $400 000 from the equalization fund to about 400 needy district applications, with only 20 percent of the $450 000 state school fund from William A Clark's estate used this year. The board tightened eighth grade exemptions to nine month terms for county schools. Rural districts may appeal, Roundup and Thompson Falls cited as concerns. A regional normal school at Havre Fort Assinniboine site was debated under Chancellor control. Roscoe Hugenin reported state owns 510 school buildings. last seven years cost 3 735 000 with 52 buildings built. May Trumper outlined equalization fund allotment rules for rural districts with 11 mill levies needing at least 1 100 during a nine month term.
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Melvin A. Brannon
William A. Clark
Roundup
Thompson Falls
Greater University of Montana
Regional Normal School
Havre
Hill County
Fort Assinniboine
Roscoe C. Hugenin
Hugenin
Pioneer Resident of Valley Passes in Deer Lodge Valley
Mrs. Rasmussen born in Fyen Denmark on March 16 1846 came to the United States in 1858 crossed the plains by ox team to Corinne Utah at 13 settled near Anaconda Montana later homesteaded five miles east of Anaconda She died after a long life as one of Montana s early pioneers surviving nine children and ten grandchildren Funeral at the Rasmussen home with Rev W G Thornborn officiating and burial in the family plot in the Deer Lodge valley
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Fyen
Denmark
United States
Plains
Corinne
Utah
Soda Springs
Idaho
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Rasmus Rasmussen
Deer Lodge Valley
Montana
Salt Lake City
Anaconda
Butte
Rasmussens
Hgmstead
Mr. Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Ed Gustafson
Nicholas Stein
J. B. McCue
Richard Matchett
Joseph
Walter Rasmussen
J. O. Allen
Hamilton
Paul Levenhagen
Manitowoc
Wis
Emma Beaumont
Deer Lodge
John Anderson
Fishtrap
Andrew Anderson
Spokane
W. G. Thornborn
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Capone Returns to Chicago. Joliet Police Detain Him
Al Capone visits Joliet after Los Angeles trip and is met by a full Joliet police reception. He and companions are escorted to police headquarters and the city jail while a lawyer is sought to address questions over a pistol. Capone cites Chicago as home and says he will continue to Chicago.
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al Capone
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Far Flung Probe Hunts Authenticity Of Mexican Papers
A congressional probe reviews papers tied to Miguel Avila who says William Randolph Hearst financed buying archives in Mexico City and New York. Arturo Elias, Mexican consul general in New York, calls the documents forgeries as Avila and Elias deny knowing each other and await review of New York cable records.
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William Randolph Hearst
Mexico City
New York City
Avila
Arturo M. Elias
New York
Reed
Republican
Pennsylvania
Elias
Calles
Mexico
New Orleans
Bernheim Will Invalidated by Judge after Three Months
Judge Lynch ruled the Bernheim will invalid in a major Montana will contest from Silver Bow county. Mrs. Margaret Hahn and Mrs. Judith Green succeeded in overturning the will, with Augusta Bernheim as widow receiving one half of the estate. Remaining heirs share one sixteenth to one one hundred thirty seconds per the succession laws.
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Supreme Court
Silver Bow County
Margaret Hahn
Judith Green
Montana
Bernheim
Augusta Bernheim
Martha Hahn
Leo Bernheim
Anna Bernheim
Val Sheres
Leo Blumenfeld
Samuel Blumenfeld
Sarah Blumenfeld
Fanny Blumenfeld
Elias Bernheim
David Bernheim
Pauline Bernheim
Mackie Bernheim
Emil Bernheim
Louis Bernheim
Lindy predicts regular air links with Mexico City
The colonel spoke at the American embassy in Mexico City about aviation advancing toward regular U S Mexico flights with improved safety and no need for ocean hops. He noted land travel advantages, indicated openness to bullfights, and addressed students at the American school where Lindbergh and Ambassador Morrow received a warm reception.
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United States
Atlantic
Ocean
Mexico City
Ambassador Morrow
Ambassador
Lindbergh
St. Louis
Lindbergh's mother to spend Christmas in Mexico City
Mrs Evangeline L Lindbergh mother of Colonel Lindbergh announced she would spend the Christmas holidays in Mexico City as a guest of the republic with her son She planned to depart Detroit within a few days though the exact date was undecided.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Evangeline L. Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Mexico City
Republic
Airplane Flights With Calles Obregon Lindbergh Postponed
Prospec tive flights of President Calles and former President Obregon with Col. Charles A. Lindbergh were postponed tonight until next week because the aircraft the American flier expected to use had not arrived.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Calles
Obregon
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Tax Bill Reductions Face Senate Push and White House Debate
Smoot signals efforts to cut the bill as Simmons suggests a possible $400 million reduction. White House caution centers on earnings volatility and Mellon estimates, while Coolidge weighs a tax cut around $225 million amid a projected $252 million year end surplus.
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Smoot
Finance Committee
House
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
White House
Treasury
Mellon
Congress
Representative Tilson
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Coolidge
German Budget Reforms Cited By War Debt Agent
Agent General Gilbert presents a report on Germany's 1927 budget criticisms and reforms. He notes rising tax revenues, falling current expenditures, and a shift in priorities toward reparations payments over external loans. The review predicts improved finances if public spending stays within revenue and sees hope for exports amid tariff barriers.
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Germany
Mr. Gilbert
Gilbert
Reich
Alien Property Bill Taken Up In House
The House opened debate on the alien property measure after clearing the tax bill. Leaders expect passage and Senate sent next week. The bill mirrors the last session’s proposal from the Ways and Means Committee and has bipartisan support with little opposition.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Revoke Permits in Butte Over Liquor Prescriptions
Butte doctors report 1928 permits allowing physicians to issue liquor prescriptions were mailed before year end but hearings will be held in Helena as the prohibition enforcement service investigates. A deputy checks prescriptions while some doctors have refused permits. An earlier arrest case linked Paris police to Australia for confirmation of two criminals.
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Prohibition
Whitney
Butte Medical
Prohibition Enforcement Service
Helena
Paris
Police of
Australia
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