Hartsell Admits Robbery of Little Store in Butte
Harry Hartsell long-time hotel worker pleaded guilty to robbing a small shop at 210 South Washington. Judge Gremiah J. Lynch sentenced him to 2 ½ to 6 years in Deer Lodge prison, the first Silver Bow County prisoner in 1926. He claimed intoxication and lack of memory of the crime.
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Harry Hartsell
Butte
Gremiah J. Lynch
South Washington Street
Deer Lodge
Siiver Bow County
Harteell
T. F. O'Connell
Hartsell
Hartel
Jodeo Lynch
Thalmuelter
Hartesll
Lynch
Girls Debate League Sets Meeting Tonight at 7 40
Butte High School student activities note a girls debate in room 210 at 7 40 pm with the resolution That Military Service Should Be Compulsory. Eleanor Rice Gladys Omtenburg and Margaret Walsh and The Elisabeth Orpenmelt are listed for affirmative. The Dramatic Club held a special meeting to choose plays for the carnival. Freshmen rehearsed for carnival stunts at the high school last night.
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Girl's Debate League
Elenor Rice
Gladys Omtenburg
Margaret Walsh
Theabeth ‘Orpenmelt
Dramatic Club
Echo
Butte Burglars Raid Pest House Headlines Theft
An ornate report describes burglars stealing bedding and fixtures from a vacant pest house in Silver Bow County. Tracks suggest two trips, with a Monarch range, kitchen sink, and other items removed. The house, near the county poor farm, was fumigated and unoccupied for months due to smallpox concerns. Investigators searched for pawned items and reviewed nearby locations.
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Ede
Silver Bow County
Era
Aula
Tne
Washington notes on hearings and bills in Congress
The record lists several congressional actions and hearings. Items include continued rubber hearings in a house committee, conferences on agriculture, passage of the interior department appropriation bill, and the senate finance committee approving income tax rates. The grain trading act section taxing puts and calls was ruled unconstitutional. Brookhart’s election case was set before the senate elections sub committee. An $8 million airship to replace the Shenandoah was proposed by Chairman Butler. Langley resigned from the house after the supreme court denied an appeal. The senate Interstate commerce committee backed regional representation on the Interstate Commerce Commission and approved R. V. Taylor of Alabama as an interstate commerce commissioner.
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Interior Department
House
Senate Finance Committee
Brookhart
Senate
Butler
House Naval Committee
John W. Langley
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Intertate Commerce Commission
R. V. Taylor
Alabama
Gerry Succeeds Jones as Campaign Committee Head
Senator Gerry of Rhode Island was chosen to chair the Democratic senatorial campaign committee, succeeding Senator Jones of New Mexico. The move places Gerry in charge of strategy and fundraising for upcoming Senate races. Party leaders praised his experience and leadership in the Rhode Island delegation.
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Gerry
Jones
Associate Press
Washington
Jan
Rhode Island
Senator Jones
New Mexico
Warpath in a Former Sister-in-Law Tale
A domestic drama unfolds as Mrs. Daly notes her rival’s new Paris gown and bitterness over Noble. Brent comments on love and hate while Noble plans a socially charged ball. Laurel endures hidden tensions as two men discuss the honeymoon and visitors arrive. (To be continued)
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Brent Daly
Mary
Noble
Brent
Paris
Hans
Watts
Harry
Paula
Laurel
Senate Battles Over Nye Seating Run Into Deadlock
A heated Senate debate on Nye seating devolved into a free-for-all as Republicans and Democrats failed to secure a unanimous consent agreement by 8:36 p m. Objections from Senator Blease stalled a vote, with Dill and other leaders pressing for swift limits of speech while Nye’s status stirred questions about entitlement and constitutionality.
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Kota
Senate
Utor Blease
South
Carol
Washington
Biease
Dill
Maryland
North Dakota
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