Minister Charged With Murder Faces Texas Trial
In Austin the state will seek the death penalty for Dr Norris the minister charged with killing Chipps at First Baptist Church Fort Worth scene last July District Attorney Jenee Martin says trial opens tomorrow with a jury Prosecution and defense expect a swift case with Dr Norris to testify in his own defense The state argues Chipps was slain by Norris in self defense claimed pastor holds firm faith passages Ps 35 Know that all things work together for good and will not seek delays
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Jan
Chipps
Dr. Norris
First Baptist
Norris
H.C.” Meachan Chipps
Wil Worth
Fort Worth
McLean
Ena
James R. Hamilton
Judge 15 Red by Ministers Stand
Excerpted speech from page 1.7 shows a preacher denouncing church bigotry and urging civic reform. The speaker vows to continue speaking in Tennessee, challenging pastors who suppress critical thought and promising a future visit by Ben Lindsey to his boyhood home without a muzzle.
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Boar
Knoxville
Tennessee
Commonwealth
Ben Lindsey
Last of Wyoming fugitives recaptured near Granite Canyon
Robert Clark, a life term escapee from the Rawlins state penitentiary, was arrested at Granite Canyon station after asking for medicine and alleging an assault. He was identified by Union Pacific agent Carl Christenson and Undersheriff Gus Homa, brought to the county jail, with injuries from a possible car accident. With his capture, all five escapees have been recaptured.
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Robert Clark
State Penitentiary
Rawlins
Granette Canyon
Here
Granite Canyon
Medicin
Carl Christenson
Union Pacific Special
Gus Homa
Nesto
Clark
Roma
Rock River
Theater Crash Tragedy Leaves Children Dead In Stampede
In a crowded theater, a sudden rush to the exits caused a deadly crush on the eastern stairway as parents cried and firemen battled smoke. Ushers and responders recounted the panic, with at least one child killed and several injured, while coroners questioned guardians about attendance.
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Chile
Vallee
Jean Paul Pacauet
MATL GUARDS RECEIVE NO ORDERS TO MOVE TO SAN DIEGO
Mall guards have not received offers to proceed to San Diego where mobilization is taking place. The terse dispatch notes uncertainty about guard deployment amid the mounting security concern.
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San Diego
Mobilization of Marines Ordered for Expeditionary Force
Marines at the base receive orders to assemble 23 officers and 367 men for an expeditionary battalion under Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler. Most guards and detachments are recalled, with tropical kits issued as the unit prepares for possible service in the United States. Lieutenant James M. Smith departs for San Diego with a small party to report on available marines and duty readiness.
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Smedhey D. Butler
Marine Barracks
New Orleans
San Diego
Smedhey” Butler
James M. Smith
Butte
Cal
Smith
Two Miners Drowned After Mine Flood Routs Rescue
In a Great Northern district mine disaster two miners died when floodwaters breached the drift minutes after blasting. Sullivan a veteran shift foreman and another miner were swept away as rescuers raced against the rising water. Foreman Cherry and Engineer McMillan aided to reach survivors amid heavy pressure, while others escaped or were unaccounted.
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Sherlock
Cherry
Sullivan
Shields
Hatrance
Forman Cherry
John McMillan
Shiela
Glenn “Anderson
Ort'seo “Mining Company
Great Northern Yards
Anderson
Hanni
Hill
Tre- Tand
Nd Colorado
Ortioco
Mra
Nora Gilroy
Gilroy
Murray's Hospital
McPherson
Ale Wisenfluh
Ortisco
Bulivan
Butte
Ireland
Matilda Sulivan
East ‘Broadway
William “Bentley
Frank Stafford
Emmet
John Sulivan
Mike Shelli
Taaho
Four More Die In New Attack On Birger Gang
A second assault on the Birger gang leaves four dead. Shady Rest cabin burned, power house blown, barbecue stand shot up. A filling station proprietor near Crab Orchard reports two cars passing midnight and again later, heading east then returning at high speed without plate numbers. Birger, linked to the Joel Adams case in Franklin County, remains at large.
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Birger
Teoninge
Crab Orchard
Here
Coleman
Road House
Joel Adams
West City
Franklin County
Harrisburg
Walter Jackson
Denver Woman Is For Not Guilty Of Killing Mate
In Denver on January 9 a jury found Mrs Catherine Trilling not guilty of killing her husband Herman on Thanksgiving Day. The widow wept, kissed jurors, and greeted her daughter Mrs Joss-Phine Tyler and Judge Calvert as the verdict was read. A deputy sheriff then arranged for her immediate release and she was welcomed by inmates at the county jail.
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Denver
Catherine Trilling
Union heads call modification of prohibition law
The stage debate centers on enforcement and power between law and crime. Rep La Guardia of New York introduces a resolution seeking facts from Secretary Mellon on fines against Howell King brewery in Luzerne County Pennsylvania and any negotiated compromise, arguing enforcement methods differ between New York and Pennsylvania. The issue is not repeal but who enforces and obeys the law.
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America
Washington, Yan
New York
Pennsylvania
la Guardia
Mellon
Howell King
Luzerne County
Bam Family Summer Farm Outing Sparks Wren Sighting
The Bam family spend weeks at a farm for the summer with Margaret exploring the grass when she suddenly shrieks about a pretty little wren. The mother warns to be careful, noting potential danger.
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Ja’ Margaret
Titie Margaret
Weeklong hearings loom in Cetus Woods inquiry and tax battle
A congressional week of hearings looms as Cetus E Woods of Penna is poised for possible I C C nomination by the president. Secretary Kellogg may appear in the capital during the week to discuss Mexican Nicaraguan issues and alien property matters with the Foreign Relations Committee. In the House, Democrats push for tax reduction despite a 20 day lapse tied to Ways and Means padlock actions, with plans to renew the fight as the deadline nears.
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Andian
Cetus E. Woods
Penney Vania
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kellogg
Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Engineers Begin Work On Highway Project Amid Funding Talks
Federal funds will back the Butte-Anaconda route. Engineers will start immediately with field work in Hutte and Anaconda, paving planned from Five Mile house to Emmett street. Right of way granted for the route, with concrete pavement expected to match highway specs and connect Hast Park avenue to the city thoroughfare.
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Hutte
Anaconda
Holm
Holmes
Butte-Anaconda
Highway Commission
Hxceivor
Five Mile House
Butte-Anaconda Highway
Hl. J. Welkenstein
Public Works
State Highway Commission
Federal Bureau of Road Roads
Excelsior Street
Binnard
Emmett Street
City Metals
Hast Park Avenue
George Poore
Dir
As Park
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Evans at St James Hospital
Mr and Mrs Kenneth E Deer Lodge announce the birth of a girl at St James Hospital Mee Evans to be remembered as Miss Tsa bet Chope, daughter of Mrs T J Chope. Mr Evans is the son of Mr and Mrs H W Evans of Deer Lodge.
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Kenneth E Deer Lodge
Pare
St. James' Hospital
Mee Evans
Tsabet Chope
T. J Chope
Mr. Evans
H.W. Evans
Deer Lodge
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