Gruber Trial Details Tie Powder to May Robbery
Testimony weaves Gruber Towers and Hastings through Walker's saloon after a powder filled room. Gruber describes powder in Hungate’s scene, raffled bedspread works, and trips with Towers while various witnesses place them near key rooms. Gruber's cross questioning reveals contradictions as defense seeks to challenge train statements.
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Thut
Towers
Hastings
Ai Walker
Gruber
Silver and
Montagu Streets
Miss Hoskins
Bessie Dunseth
Tower
Hungate
J. BR. Sumner
Boulder
Ed Wolverton
Jay Jefferson County
Jalhery
Key Ward
Frost A Hot Number Wins Class B Medal
Frost of Tin Independent Telegraph Company won the Class B medal in a tenpin tournament at Thornton Alleys last night. He posted a grand total of 981 and an average of 18. Jeh Bennett was his closest rival with 81. Other scores included Bogomon 20, Tleing 8S, C. James 7a, Jepson 750, Bennett TH Mer Carthy 78h, Tallan 723, Devin THs Spalding Ti4, Richardkon p89. Sok Aczunin with defend lie casa A wedal lonight and try to carry off the honors a secondeio.
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Frost
Tin
Jepson
Bennett
Mer Carthy
Tallan
Devin
Spalding
Richardkon
Sok Aczunin
Fire Threatens Lives in Chicago Building Collapse
A Chicago blaze endangers residents of the Woltt building on Denham Street. Eleven and eighth floor occupants remained unaccounted as fire control expanded. A rescue effort was ongoing with fears for several listed individuals, while a reported casualty risk surfaced around one named person.
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Chicago
Woltt
Denham
Contractors Guilty of Storing Dynamite Near City Limits
Tony Anderson and William Farcar, contractors on the St. Paul grade, were found guilty of storing 1,000 pounds of dynamite in a farmer's barn outside Butte city limits while being transported. Judge McGowan ruled the act constitutes a continuous danger and imposed guilt after a contentious trial.
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Tony Anderson
William Farcar
St. Paul
Butte City Limbts
McGowan
Estem
Cicer Mitchell
Sunger
Montang
Dr McGregor Wins Goodale Cup in Butte Final
Dr J D McGregor led a strong team to defeat the Donald Arthur quartet 10 to 6 in the Goodale Cup final at the Butte rink. McGregor, Gillis, Wilson and McMan played in order against Ralph Hudgens Bodian Beaudts and Donald Arthur. Prize trophies from Hight and Fairfield awarded for the win.
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J D. McGregor
Butte
Donald Arthur
Hoppie
Surfere
Malcolm Gillis
D. H. Wilson
D. McMman
Ralph Hudgens
J. A. Bodian
M.D
Young Men Surrender Charged With Burglary
Franc Williams and John McLeod surrendered to Sheriff Tenderson and faced burglary charges for breaking into the Chancellors' barn with a third man and taking nine sacks of goods. Sheriff Henderson noted a man seen hauling stolen oats earlier and a warrant to arrest the suspect is to be issued.
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Franc Willams
John McLeod
Sheriff Tenderson
Allorney
Charles CrDonnell
Walkerville
Henderson
House Fire Damages Two-Story Frame Home Near City Limits
Fire destroyed part of a two story frame house occupied by Michan Wiley and family near East Stewart, just beyond city limits, at 8 26 last night. Flames spread quickly as the nearest water supply was too distant to help. No definite cause found. origin unknown.
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Michan
Wiley Ani
East Stewart
Pershina Charged in Systematic Thefts Near Country Club
Jona Pershina, an Austrian man, is wanted for systematic thefts tied to cement thefts from cars along the Bl. Paul railway tracks. He was found in county jail after a $1,500 bond default. case documented by the county attorney outlining charges and ongoing investigation.
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Jona Pershina
Fotelne
Nish
Bl. Paul
Nest Dog Show 15 Set At Kennel Club Meeting
At a Kennel Club meeting held at ig Rutte hotel last night it was decided to hold the next dog show in November. Owners of dogs that won first or second in the open classes of the tech show and who have not yet received their medals should report to Secretary Charles A. Belly at 212 North Main.
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Kennel Club
Ig Rutte
T Wan
Élisor
Charles A. Belly
North Main Ptyvcet
Silas Ming WW Hospital Admission Details
Silay Wing was reported as receiving Nal Murray's care with potential operations for one patient and possible necrosis another. Friends confer a warm recovery tone. Mrs 1 D Freand and Witharspoon are listed as attending physicians.
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Silay
Murray
Burday
Friands
Irs
Canemul Scot IX Tho Staainl From tha Woatmingter Gazatte
A Canemul Scot described as a sentry or constable holds up traffic in a busy Birand Street area. A sergeant or officer urges him to move on, citing traffic obstruction while the figure defends his threependa and warns the spy of Caledonia. A policeman pressures the Beotuman to depart.
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Caledonia
Chamber Committee Receives Cold Reception at Meeting
At a Chamber of Commerce gathering in Missouri, a committee led by M. J. Blod and mayor Herth faced sharp criticism from county commissioners over proposed courthouse plans. Five more members were added to the panel and a courthouse interview with commissioners set for 9:30 AM. Discussions touched on development of a new independent smelter and efforts to curb detractors.
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Mindouls
Sharmber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Tarsa Taxpayers of Missouri
John M. Evans
James M. Rhoades
Ute
Courthouse
Plana
Montana
Missoula Notes Show Local Visitors and Incidents
Missoula notes record Perry McCletn from Missoula, John Delaney of Lolo in Garden City, and Terry of Clinton a patient at Parson-Smith hospital. Sack Powell traveled from Ovan do Mongay for local business. Game Warden Payler seeks a visit from Scott of Helena. Nimick of Superior seeks medical care and stays a few days. Higgins at Higgins ranch involved in a sight accident. H F Kirkeby, Montana contractor, moved from Butte to Missoula. Keuben Dwight, mayor of Cine ton, in Missoula. Fred Zeh ships two brothers and their wives home on the night train. Zon entertains brothers on his south side home.
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Carlton
Perry McCletn- Missoula
John Delaney
Lolo
Garden City
Terry
Clinton
Parson-Smith Hospital
Sack Powell
Ovando Mongay
Missoula
Payler
Scott
Helena
Nimick
Superior
George Higgins
Higgins Ranch
Helg Pot
H. F. Kirkeby
Butte
Keuben Dwight
Cineton
Fred Zeh
Ndtys
My. Zon 15
Hig Brothers
Hid South Side
Warrants Out For Two In Lec. 2 Robbery Case
Special Dispatch to the Signania reports warrants issued for John Fritz accused of attempting to rob Dr. Truman on Lec. 2 and Dave Willams charged with stealing 70 from Halvor Rystad.
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Signania
Nissouta
Feb
Warrauls
John Fritz
Truman
Dave Willams
Halvor Rystad
Third Death in Family Reported in Missoula
The third death in the same family from spinemenin eltis was reported today in Missoula. Joseph Langley, the young son of Mr and Mrs Joyepn Langley, died at the family home on Worden piecet. Funeral plans for Mrs A Anderson, who died in Butte, are set for tomorrow at Imney's undertaking rooms with body moved to Mingoyla.
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Missoula
Joseph Langley
Joyepn Langley
Worden
A. Anderson
Butte
Imney'a Undertaking Rooms
Mingoyla
Houston Nomination Highlights Post Office Dept Choice
Washington nomination news lists Merritt as a candidate for a key post at the Post Office Department with national political implications. The report notes possible ties to Illinois and references figures tied to the administration, including the name Houston in relation to the nomination.
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Washington
Fab
Merritt
Chance of
Willem A. Houston
Jockey Club Defends Racing in New pamphlet
The Jockey Club releases The Truth About Racing a pamphlet arguing betting at race tracks harms public morals yet promotes racing as a sport. It notes racing boosts horse breeding and values, cites vast spectator numbers and claims many attend for sport not betting. It also asserts poolsrooms seek tracks closure and contrasts betting with other games and markets.
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New York
The
Jockey Club
H Ighes
New York State
Piimult
Burglars Take Jewelry in Billings Home Break-In
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports burglars broke into a Billings residence early this morning, taking valuable jewelry including a gold watch, rings, bracelets, and other pieces. No suspects or clues have been found to identify the perpetrators.
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Standard
Billings
Burelars
Joseph Johnson
Galuabie Dowells
Rome
Tor Gathe Kenson
Pernefentors
Gophers and Nebraskas Dreadnaught Ship Dream
From the Lincoln State Journal a reader laments gopher damage and soil loss while joking about turning Nebraska into a naval project. The piece quips on alfalfa costs, gopher breeding, and a plan to defend farms with a Dreadnaught style ship built from soil and mold costs.
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Lincoln State Journal
Alwasa
Nebraska
Umea
Piocesa
Garth
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