Parole Grants Reduce Minimum Terms for Several Inmates
A governor action under the state parole law releases multiple prisoners by halving their minimum sentences. Names include James Donegan, James Colbert, J Littie, Albert E Victor, Alfred Brantlingham, Joseph W Jacobs, Henry Ehlers, Ed Geiske, Phil Michael, George Albertson, Jacob Hakala, Leonard Isaacson, and Daniel Merrigan, with varied crimes from robbery to murder and burglary.
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James Donegan
James Colbert
Deer Lodge
J. Littie
Albert E. Victor
Alfred Brantlingham
Joseph W. Jacobs
Henry Ehlers
Ed Geiske
Phil Michael
George Albertson
Jacob Hakala
Leonard Isaacson
Daniel Merrigan
Donegan
Isaacson
Pardoning Board
Hakala
Court Reverses Rarey Conviction In Bank Case
The Montana Supreme Court ordered dismissal of a grand larceny conviction against Bert Rarey former vice president of Hardin State Bank noting the record shows no theft by him and that a single overdraft entry did not prove larceny. The decision remanded related civil and criminal entries including cases against J E Mott and MacGinness.
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Associated Press
Helena
Bert Rarey
Hardin State Bank
District Court of
Big Horn County
Hardin Bank
Montana Supreme Court
Rarey
Supreme Court
Boyd
Montana
District Court
Powell County
David Hogan
Antwine Thrasher
Hogan
Silver Bow County
MacGinness
Cook
Uphold Rates on Montana Wheat
Export grain rates from Montana to Pacific Northwest ports were upheld by A R Mackley in a report to the Interstate Commerce Commission. A 7 cent per hundredweight differential favored Pacific shipments and was deemed justified. The matter, pressed by Great Lakes grain interests, involved Chicago Milwaukee St Paul routes and Seattle Tacoma Portland Astoria reactions.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Montana
Pacific Northwest
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
A. R. Mackley
Examiner
Seattle Times
Examiner Mackley
Pacific
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Great Lakes
Tacoma
Portland
Astoria
Oregon
Westminster Abbey cleanup sparks debate among artists
British artist C R W Nevinson calls Westminster Abbey more like a department store than a church while discussions on preserving its beauty continue. Playwright John Drinkwater supports some housecleaning especially in poets corner as mid Victorian sculpture clutter remains a problem with one cynic noting half of it hides the other half.
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London
Westminster Abbey
C. R. W. Nevinson
John Drinkwater
Weather report notes mixed snow and rising temps across regions
Snow in Northwestern Wyoming. Temperatures rise in Southern Idaho Northwestern Oregon Eastern Montana and Southern Alberta Saskatchewan and British Columbia. Elsewhere light to moderate snowfall with mostly cloudy skies.
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Wyoming
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Alberta
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Butte Ironworker Killed in Chicago
B Preston an ironworker formerly of Butte was killed Jan 14 in Chicago, police were told by Mrs W F Hadley of 417 Fifth Street Clarkston Wash. He left two young sons and investigators seek his personal effects including an insurance policy. Anyone knowing location of the items is asked to contact police.
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B. Preston
Butte
Chicago
W. F. Hadley
Fifth Street
Clarkston
Wash
Preston
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