Inquest Continues In Walkerville Shooting Case
Herbert Laplant and Joseph Foole testified they cannot recall the melee outside the Clemens apartment at 9 West Porphyry street where Mrs Ray Clemens shot during a late Saturday confrontation. The coroner adjourned the inquest until 10 this morning. the couple, Mullaney's companions, and Michael J. Mullaney were present as details emerged.
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Herbert Laplant
Joseph Foole
James Mullaney
Walkerville
Ray Clemens
Clemens
West Porphyry Street
Mullaney
West Mercurytreet
Michael J. Mullaney
T. J. Walker
Marty “Red” Clemens
Hoth
Hoya
Walker
De Molay council member arrives in Butte for state conclave
J W Thorpe, grand council member from Kansas City, arrives in Butte to join Montana De Molay state conclave set for Thursday through Saturday. More than 306 Montana De Molay members expected, with 100 plus from other chapters and Northern Wyoming. Delegates from 12 chapters, with New England travelers from Billings anticipated, while the Dillon band arrives to lead a public parade and appearance.
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J.W. Thorpe
de Molay
Kansas City
Butte
Montana de Molay
Alves
Eales
Chapte
Wyoming
New England
Billings
Dilion
Chieftain John M Rapelje NP Dies at 60 in St Paul
John Malcolm Rapelje, longtime Northern Pacific railroad vice president and Montanan native, died after an appendicitis operation on January 10. He rose from brakeman on the Yellowstone line to a top post, marking almost 40 years of continuous service and leaving a wide circle of friends across Montana.
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John Malcolm Rapelje
Northern Pacific Railroad
St. Paul
Mr. Rapelje
Rakeman
Montana
State
John Malcolm Ixapeiye
Rapelje
Butte
Jack Rapelje
Yellowstone
Glendive
Billings
Woman injured in unusual street accident
Wynne struck a pedestrian with his car this morning and drove on. He later found a woman, Mrs Anna Vileskie, pinned under the wheels. She was taken to a hospital where internal injuries are feared. The cause of her entanglement in heels remains a mystery.
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Wynne
Anna Vileskie
Montana's Year Declares State College President
Montana's Year declares state college president Alfred Atkinson outlines plans to attract new settlers to boost Montana's economy and expand Montana State College services. He discusses climate soil markets and extension work to prepare settlers and foster permanent citizenship amid ongoing state agricultural research efforts.
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Montana
State College
Bozeman
Alfred Atkinson
Montana State
Tom
ST Dognice
Bitate College
Senate backs majority on naval oil leases probe
The Senate approved the Walsh majority report criticizing naval oil leases as part of a long inquiry. The vote was 40 to 30 after a brief debate, with a minority report by Senator Spencer defending the lease cessation and blaming Secretary of the Navy Denby and aides. The record lists party alignments and signatures, including Doheny and Sinclair linked figures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Walsh
Montana
Spencer
Missouri
Baward L. Doheny
Harry
Ainott i Wall
Denby
Shipstead
Ot Sola
Borah
Brookhart
Frazier
Jenson
California
Nordeck
Norris
Broussard
Bruce
Cara J
Neely
Overman
Pittman
Ralston
Ranedall
Reed
Shephard
Shields
Simmo Smith
Underwood
War
Massachusetts
Farmer-labor
Bingham
Bursum
Butler
Cameron
Capper
Couse
Cummins
Curtis
Ernster Fens
Gooding
Hale
Jon Keington
Keyes
McCormick
McKinie McLean
Means
Metcalf
Oddie
Paperker
Sterling Warren
Ison
Willis
Horah
Idaho
Town
Couzens
Muchlkan
North Dakota
Johnson
Norbeck
South Dakota
Nebraais
Benator Walsh
Maryland
Setty
Benator Heflin
Alabama
Mr. Denby
Albert B. Fail
Doheny
Snclair
Interior Department
Fail
Jury Trials Begun In Tex Hunter Wife Murder Case
Great Falls Jan 20 Eight jurors were seated in Shelby as the trial of E B Tex Hunter began with jury selection. Hunter admitted killing his wife Bre during a street ride, and prosecutors move to proceed with evidence as voir dire continued.
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Cee Eee
Great Falls
Shelby
E. B
Tex” Hunter
Great Palb ‘Tribune
Hunter
Bre Hunter
Fon the Co
Senator Edwards linked to rum runner conspiracy case
In Jersey City on January 20 treasury agents Hurlbut and Wilson charged U.S. Senator Edward I Edwards backed a Jersey City operation in a conspiracy to violate prohibition laws. Testimony shows Grima and associates allegedly took money via a bank, with Edwards denying foreknowledge and promising to respond in court. The trial continues with further testimony and potential reopening.
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Jersey City
N. J
United States
Edward I. Edwards
New Jersey
Weehawken
Treasury Department
Charles L. Hurlbut
Lionel Wilson
Wilson
William Grimn
Aleged
Edwards
Washington
Geer
Charles M. Egan
Thase
Enator Edwards
First Nat Bank of
Senator Edwards
Caldwell
Hurlbut
Sea’ Wards
Grin
Senator Raw
Raw
Ambassador Jusserand Ends Years of Service in Washington
Ambassador Jusserand plans to leave for France after 22 years in the United States. He presented recall papers to President Coolidge and bade farewell to Secretary Hughes. His recall makes Ambassador Biano of Spain the dean of the diplomatic corps, with Ezmile Dueschner succeeding him in Washington.
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United State
Ambassador Jusserand
Washington
York
Boston
France
M. Jusserand
Ezmile Dueschner
M. Ver
Tong Tine
Presidente
Miriam Ferguson Sworn First Texas Woman Governor
Mrs. Miriam Amanda Ferguson of Temple Texas today was sworn in as Texas first woman governor and second woman to hold executive office in the United States. A crowd filled the house and corridors of the capitol to witness the ceremony with Chief Justice C M Cureton administering the oath. The event marked a landmark in Texas politics amid a heated election battle and public anticipation.
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Associated Press
Austin
Miriam Amanda Ferguson
Temple
Texas
United States
House of Representatives
Capitol Building
Pat M. Nef Aerowe
Guson
Miriam Ferguson
Ma” Ferguson
Lone Star
Ballot on Senate Seat Contest In State Capitol
At the Montana state capitol in Helena on January 20, a long senate contest is debated over whether a member of the legislature or a county officer may be seated. The reports focus on constitutional provisions and gubernatorial authority to call elections, with references to Lake County and past elections. Separate notes report Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne announcing a separation, with no immediate divorce action planned.
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Amodlaten
State Capitol
Helena
Mont
Duncan
Weat Oyle
Lake County
Halph Mt. Tower
Francis X. “Bushman
Nation Picture
Beverly Bayne
Los Angeles Times
Mise Bayne
Hollywood Motion Picture Company
Americans Most Law-Ridden Age Acknowledged at Dinner
At a New York dinner marking John Marshall's 124th anniversary, Associated Press reports Americans are said to be the most law ridden generation. Notable guests included Hughes, Alton Zachury, Charles Milles, Morgan O'Brien, and James O'Gorman, with judges of the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals among attendees. Robert C. Morris, president of the Lawyers' Club, attended.
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Associated Press
New York
Indiana
John Marshall
United Sates Supreme Club
Associa
Hughes
Alton
Samuel Zachury
Charles D. Milles
Morgan J. O'Brien
James A. O'Gorman
United States Circuit Court of ‘Appeal
Robert C. Morris
Lawyers’ Club
Officer and Two Prisoners Killed in Train Yard Fatal
An officer and two prisoners were killed after Tucker allegedly escorted the prisoners from a box car in the Santa Fe yards and stepped in front of a fast passenger train. The incident occurred amid a menage of pursuit and sudden violence.
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Menage
Tucker
Fanta Fe
One Man Killed and Eighteen Injured in Greater N Y
A violent snow and sleet storm snarled the northeast with one man killed after blinded by the blizzard walked into a trolley car. Eighteen others were hurt in a collision of open air elevated trains in uptown Manhattan. No other fatalities reported. scattered property damage noted as storm moved seaward toward Boston and Delaware breakwater.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Manhattan
Latte
Dame Orm
Lout Marke
Boston
Port. Me
Delaware
Man shot and killed after alleged affair drives shooting
The report describes Fred Lichtenberger being shot earlier by a man believed to have killed himself. Physicians say he died. the shooter was said to have fled with his parents. The incident involves accusations of jealousy over a girl and a resigned employee dismissed months earlier for courting the woman.
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Gins
Fred Lichtenberger
Eka Nompita
Ami Kitenmilier
Jon of
Lichtenberger
Atx
Hitenmiller
Mondell Declines Opposing Carey for Cabinet Post
Washington Jan 20 President Coolidge may back D Carey former Wyoming governor for secretary of agriculture as Mondell states he will not oppose the move. Wyoming and western agricultural supporters push Carey while names like Reid, Villa, Tabor and others are mentioned in consideration for key posts.
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Antowiaven Ree
Washington
Coolidge
D. Carey
Wyoming
Frank W. Mondell
House
Audi
Mondell
Carey
Giner
President
Goolidge
Ither
Min Mondell
Joseph Reidagy
New York
Michigan Cultural College
Villa
Federal Reserve
Trnor
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Thare
Ava
NAVY
DENG
Albert B. Fall
Blunt
U.S
Said Backer
Grand Jury
Solon
Jusserand
Capitol Chamber
Solons
Lake‘ County
Consutation
Beveridge
Greater
N.Y
Robert D. Carey
Secretary of Agriculture
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