Gleaver Aledge Alleged Weapons In Justice Court
A cleaver and an eight pound sledge are alleged weapons in a case against Nick Splia charged with assault after a hotel dispute in Jolien county. Deputy County Attorney Tom Connell and witness Steve Zernclift provide details of the incident at the Europa hotel on East Galena. Splia pleads not guilty and faces trial in Justice of the Peace court as testimony unfolds from witnesses including Mary laden and others.
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Juntien
Yemerdas Iraniani
Nick Splia
Splra
Zerncilfe
Heuropa Hotel
East Galena Wire
Faiiy
O'Connell
Joan Sadoski
Mary Laden
Delaware Avenue
Jon
Freibers
Perain
Stanley
North
Witnemssement
Glark Anaconda Case Continued To Friday
The Jetark Anaconda case hearing was postponed to Friday due to counsel readiness. The action concerns ore mined by a defendant and claims by the plaintiff over intermediates. The court set January for arguments and noted possible nonargument if counsel is unprepared.
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Jetark-Anaconda Company
Sult
Higgins
Nylaintife
Jemce
Piaintste
First Wet Prisoner to Serve Time Is Released
Martin Evanott was released from Be county jail after 30 days in lieu of a $150 fine. The fine was axed against him in federal court on a bootlegging charge. Evanott was the first of 78 defendants sentenced during the resident term of court. He had been tried in district Velcourt on a statutory charge and was found guilty by a jury. He subscribed to a pauper’s oath stating no money to pay the fine.
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Martin Evanott
Evanott
Evanoff
Velcourt
Dl Evanoff
State Horticulture Convention Opens in Montana
The Montana Horticultural Society will convene its thirtieth annual convention in Helena on January 26 37 with keynote speakers Todenaries Greenfield and De Peter Pot. Topics include marketing and shows with rides and experiments. Faculty from Montana State College participate in demonstrations and lectures.
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Sy Flamitton
Montana
Horticultural Society Ofwnieh Wil
Sintamone
Buite
Todenaries
Greenfield
Peter Pot
Tae
Abe Charen
Mangerford
Sfontana State College
Simons Eene'eneaxere
Youth Sexilia Attempted Hold Up Reported in WVOMAN
Mrs Bates reports an 18 year old youth tried to hold up her and her daughter Mary on their way home near 1100 Maryland Avenue at about 10 pm Sunday. Police describe the bandit and say he got nothing. A gray overcoat was stolen from Crown department store. Carl Fram reports the coat found in Joe Bennett’s room at Curtis MPlock. Bennett arrested on vague investigation charge.
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Mary
Westerday
Bates
Town
Maryland Avenue
Crown
Carl Fram
North Idaho Street
Joe Bennett
Curtis Mplock
Hancock
Mooney
Moones
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes play takes Chicago stage
Anita Loos and her husband John Emerson shaped the book into a delightful play Edgar Selwyn produced it. For six months the production was a reigning Chicago success and now stands as the leading show in New York. The company planned to present the play in the city at the roadway on Thursday and Friday January 28.
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Anita Loos
John’ Emerson
Edgar Selwyn
Chicago
New York
Holmes and a Poolside Slayings Mystery
A soldier's father claims his son tours the world while a night window glimpse reveals a fish belled face. Holmes recovers the young man from a living death. the tutor, scarred by a pool by the sea, dies in agony. A village girl alters the inquiry and the obvious suspect comes from the pool. Holmes crushes the slayer, while a threat to Holmes and a burglary with nothing stolen frame a strange tale.
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Holmes
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