Fugitive Mosney Sought After Shooting Near Helena
In Cascade county Montana a half breed named Mosney alias Morney, wanted for murder and armed robbery, fled into the southern Cascade hills after a confrontation with a posse near James Anatht’s ranch. Sheriff Shoemaker leads pursuit with deputies and Cascade men. reward offered for capture dead or alive.
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Ful Murdoy
Lorgely
Aiuad Ivteeny
Robert Bohne
Helena
Cusease
Mooney
James Anatht
Hardy
Dangerous fiscal and political debate dominates Congressional session
A House discussion centers on the presidents message and the dangerous potential of reform measures. Leaders debate railroad pooling and corporate licensing amid calls for stricter penalties for violations. Representative Williams rebuts radical criticism, citing democratic origins and urging prudent scrutiny of policy proposals. (continues on page twelve)
Tariff Commission Urged By Manufacturing Delegation
Washington reports a delegation from major manufacturing and industrial groups pressed Congress to appoint a tariff commission. Led by W. Van Cleave, the group argued for a businesslike revision of tariff schedules to boost U S foreign commerce while protecting domestic producers and costs. The meeting featured Republican leaders and emphasized a board‑driven study of production costs, profits, and market factors to shape a concise reform plan.
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Aridl Vevislo
United States
Tne
W. van Cleave
St. Louis
National Association of Manufacturers
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Tariff Committee
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Senate
van Cleave
Women Hold Up Train Near Billings in Early Morning
Two women and two men robbed a railroad crew near Billings as they traveled between the city and Farayth. The assailants tied guards, took cash and valuables, and attempted to flee. bystanders apprehended two suspects who cooperated with authorities as the others escaped. The incident involved a girlfriend of one suspect and a planned heist, with police pursuing leads.
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Willnga
Penn
Tineliy
Farayth
Wo Wen
Phe Pativondera
Indiana Delegates Endorse Ticket At State Convention
The state convention April 4 adopted resolutions supporting the candidacy of View President Fairbanks and Roosevelts administration. George Ade of Denton and others were elected as delegates. Ada and Githe followed a trend in Old which showed anti-cygmpacker sentiment. The convention anticipated votes for darkmaks while Lien's group pledged support to tart.
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Torronnie
My. Willams
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Lis
St. Hill
Connecticut
Aldrica
MF. Williams
Tad
Chicago
Konr
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Hares
Laporke
Aistel
George Ade
Dentin
Aid Wluywehhi
Umn
Billa Delurster
Ades
Githe
Adegatea
Lien
Senate Passes Urgent Deficiency and Panama Canal Bills
The senate approved the urgent deficiency appropriation bill with items from an overfunded Apwa petition and related executive department needs. Deficiency funds for the Panama Canal spurred debate over funding, while the senate also voted to construct the criminal code and adjourned.
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Senate
Hue
Sonatto
Unholz Bests Nelson in No Decision Bout
In a local match, Unholz defeats Nelson with no decision recorded. The bout drew attention to pacing and technique as both fighters exchanged hard strikes and defensive moves.
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Nelson
American battleships salute Valparaiso event
American battleships were reported ready to salute Valparaiso as part of a ceremonial display. The dispatch notes ships arriving and lining up for the tribute with observers awaiting the signal and public interest in the naval ceremony.
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Valparaiso
Hunt’s Decision Declared Right Over Forest Trespass
The circuit court affirms Judge Hunt’s ruling that the United States can bar cattle trespass in forest reserves. The case against Thomas Shannon holds that owners must fence or prevent cattle from entering public lands, and that federal authority prevails over Montana policy. This marks the first appellate affirmation of Hunt’s decision.
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Montana
Alontana
United States
Circuit Court
Firefighters Injured Battling New York Blaze
Several firemen were injured while fighting a major blaze in New York. The fire damaged a five-story building at 8 Warth Street, with crews racing to control flames and prevent spread across the district.
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Soldiers Attack Report From Foreign Region Parish
Fragmented report describes soldiers from a foreign region parish on Feb 1. Governor general of Maori is referenced. Ambiguity and misspellings obscure details of events and locations.
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Trent
Donmurt
Goeral
Chauffeur Arrested on Kidnapping Charge
Chicago figures report a chauffeur named Culhnder detained on kidnapping charges. He allegedly abducted a person from Salt Francisco to San Ramon and faced a twelve warrant in a case linked to a San Francisco editor. Investigators, led by George Buri, tied to the security detail, pursued the case with diplomacy and possible extradition discussions.
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Peter Culhnder
San Francisco
Hallothn
Tranciaco
George KB. Buri
Franco's Career Ended Amid Rio of Political Turmoil
A bloody Saturday tragedy sparks national anxiety as Admiral Perreria do Amaral's consolidation of power nears. Talks of a temporary coalition to restore constitutional order emerge while the royal family contends with exile, amnesty, and press freedom restored after the crackdown. Police reveal the three main suspects were not all captured, with the younger prince in mourning as the Braganza dynasty faces upheaval and potential regaining of liberal monarchy.
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Gishon
Admiral Perreria Do Amaral
Kely
Senor Berjadino Machado
Admiral Do Amaral
Ite
Amelle
Maria Pla
Council of State
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Ehree Qnen
Gruber Trial Progress In Montana Holdup Case
Good progress was made in the state case against Harry Gruber as testimony wrapped up and jurors prepared for further instructions. Gruber’s cross examination revealed inconsistencies, with the defense claiming stress affected his statements while letters show involvement with Towers and the May 6 plan. The witnesses detailed Gruber’s role, arrest at Fort Stevens, and connections to the North Coast Limited holdup and the engineer’s bill.
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