Keel testifies to fatal confrontation with Grant
In a Montana courtroom Keel recounts a heated exchange with Grant escalating to a gunfight after Grant allegedly struck him and both men drank. Keel describes chasing Grant, pulling his pistol, and shooting three times after Grant threatened him, with testimony detailing the evening leading to Grant’s death and Keel’s state of mind during the incident.
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Hungerford
Keel
Crose
Grant
Charles Williams
Jones
B.A. Connell
R.A. Connell
C. Sauerbier
Andy Jones
Charles Willams
James Grant
Grants
B. P. Reid
Robbers Hill
Virginia City
Duncan
Jack Keel
L. L. Callaway
Rankin
Farmers Declare Meeting Failure and Urge Credit Reform
The Associated Press reports that the farm nations council called an agricultural conference for Friday, claiming the national conference failed to secure economic justice for farmers. They proposed immediate farm credits, a government discount agency, and loans via co operative associations with debentures for long term funding, plus extending the war finance act and empowering the Federal Reserve to curb excessive interest rates.
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eeAhe Associated Press
Washington
Wea’ Nations Couneil
Hs Eouneil
Congress
Fe Aise
Iaw
Cou Ted
Seacrve Banking Aystem
Fnance Corporation
Juiyhs
Federal Banke
Manie
Federal Reserve
Cetiaen Aber
Canada Plans to Aid Unemployed with New Relief Plan
Ottawa reports the dominion government approved unemployment relief measures financed by federal warrants. The plan covers veterans, lasts to March 31, and shares costs among federal, provincial, and municipal authorities. Municipalities and provinces must agree to bear their portions, with reimbursements for outlays and a rural exception.
Missoula Will Lose Forest Road Office
The Missoula office will lose jurisdiction over forest road work as projects in Montana Washington Oregon and Idaho transfer to Ogden Utah. TM Keene district commissioner says Missoula headquarters will relocate Reston and become supervisor of federal parcels while Marsac and Finch coordinate arrangements for the reallocation.
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Montana
Washington
Oregon
Portland
Idaho
Missoula
Ogden
Utah
T M. Keene
Cnmmett
Reston
Will
Burea
Unemployment Slowly Grows as Spring Hopes Rise
Urbana January 25 Unemployment is slowly increasing though industry shows signs of picking up before spring. Arthur Wood, former New York police commissioner and chair of President Maton employment, urged corporations and individuals to relieve immediate stress. He said the American people must face the facts to help secure jobs and a permanent solution amid the food crisis and wider economic strain.
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Arthur, Wood
New York
Mman
Mat
Ryan free on bond after wife’s death in poison case
Thomas Stewart Ryan, an American newspaper correspondent, freed on bail tonight after custody since last week when his wife Audrey Creighton died by poison. In Fort Worth Texas, a westbound Texas and Pacific train derailed at Gordon station 106 miles west of here at 11 20 p m No passengers were injured according to reports.
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Ryan
BONDS
Sre
Associated
Paris
Thomas Stewart Ryan
Ater
Bal
Audrey Creighton
Fort Worth
Texas
Texas & Pacific
Gordon
Here
Gordon McKay
N. 8. Shaler
Harvard
Harvard University
McKay
Ruby Valley
Alder Gulch
America Lost Her World Leadership
Fragment from a historical column arguing that the United States must recognize fundamental causes of national decline, criticizing Lodge and the League of Nations stance, with a report on a Jackson rally and informal Governor Cox discussions. emphasizes steadfast American policy and readiness for future conflict.
Stockyards clash over alleged claim violations and hog policy
A representative of Armour & Co criticizes charges against Armour & Co and Fowler Packing company tied to the Kansas City Mistletoe stock yards. He calls the accusations ridiculous, arguing no conspiracy exists between the firms and noting the yard is privately owned by Fowler and linked to Armour. He claims Mission men operate at Mistletoe to reduce costs for hog raisers.
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Asenciated Press
Chicago
Armour & Co
Fowler Packing Company
Kansas City Livestock Exchange
Fowler Company
Kansas City
Operal
Mission
Dendly
Rocker
Montana
Montana Power Company
Lynchier to Spend Life Behind Bars in Oklahoma City
A man identified as Smith, 28, was sentenced in Oklahoma City to life imprisonment for his role in a lynching case. The court noted this is the sixth defendant to receive lengthy confinement in connection with the mob killing.
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Bye Aston
Oklahoma City
Okla
Smith
Jake Brooks
Butte Woman In Colorado Pen Case Emerges In Historical Report
A Butte woman, Mrs Bradlee, faces multiple alleged fraud cases in Colorado history. She allegedly forged checks at a prominent home, destroyed evidence, and later faced embezzlement claims from Stephenson Lumber Co totaling 1500 dollars, with a 300 dollar refund and a hung jury. A war savings stamps dispute and foreign sale accusations also surface, describing alleged pocketing of a currency margin.
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Arne A. Morse
Bradlee
Butte
Hradico
Stephenson Lumber Company
Rome conclave may delay amid Roman question debate
Rome correspondent of the London Times reports a probable postponement of the papal conclave due to arranging needs. The main issue flagged is the Roman question with strong support for reestablishing relations with Italy and a foreign pope considered unlikely. Cardinals' views split between foreign influence and central power allies amid wartime constraints.
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London
Rome
London Times
Renon
Italy
Vatican
France
Austria
Germany
Mediation Talks Highlight Settlement Prospects at Far East Conference
Three delegates reviewed the points of reference while the president stressed settlement importance for conference aims and long term Far East stability. Dr Se said the interview impressed him but no settlement yet. views are reported to have been sent to Peking.
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Far East
Dr. Se
Peking
Death toll from greens grows in Idaho family tragedy
Associated Press reports four more Tuttle family members die from botulinus poisoning after eating preserved greens at a birthday dinner for Harriet Tuttle in Cambridge Idaho. The tally rises to five dead with the father critically ill and several other relatives showing no symptoms yet.
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Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
C. W. Tuttle
Cambridge
Harriet Tuttle
Bryan Tuttle
Edward
Randall
Bessie Clare
Hazel Tuttle
Sagan Tuttle
Edward Tuttle
Randall Tuttle
Scots Observe Burns Birthday at Clan Gathering
About 300 to 400 members of various clans gathered at the Buttegatherea Woman's clubhouse last evening to honor Robert Burns on the 168th anniversary. Addresses, poetry, gongs, and music highlighted the program, with A. H. Doug delivering the principal talk and Mrs. MacKinnon presiding.
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Seaton
Buttegatherea
Robert Burns
Tof
A. H. Doug
Burns
Vicky
Douglass
TJ. MacKinnon
Smith
W.g.mclellan
Angus MacDonala
Mrs. Simmons
Sheldon Swenson
Sandy McGra Ellabeth
Loch Lomond
Mary Hossack
W. J. Gray
W. G. Mclellan
Fragmentary Crime Note Shrinks Clues in New Year Incident
A damaged clipping mentions an unnamed girl and a man in an apartment on New Year’s, with phrases about removal to a river and an attack. The text is garbled, readable parts reference an event involving a girl named Annie and an old companion, but key details are missing.
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Ther
Rickard
Jone
Annie Hi
Tap line at Day headquarters reveals wiretaps
Workers removing the telephone switchboard at Prohibition Director Ralph A. Day's New York office uncovered evidence that outsiders had been tapping the wires for an undetermined period, listening in on conversations to and from prohibition headquarters.
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Associated Prone
New York
Prohibition
Ralph A. Day
Are You a Mason at the Broadway Theater
A packed Broadway Theater last night heard Are You a Mason in three lively acts. Fred Caughill as Amos Siooagoon and Frank Stevens as the female role drew strong applause, with Lorane Crawford delivering Nora the maid and Billy Evans as Franke Perry adding laughs amid the pretense and family ruse central to the plot.
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Stagon
Broad Way
Erat
Amos Siooagoon
Fred Caughi
Frank Stevens
Lorane Crawford
Nora
Billy Evans
Franke Perry
Perry
R Ovence
Hings
Frank
Twa
Two Big Factors In Every Business
C M Van Horn spoke at the chamber of commerce on two big business factors the getter and forgetter. He urged faith in products and skilled selling while detailing approaches from the railroad express sector with several speakers and an evening of entertainment concluding with refreshments and a midnight dance.
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C. M. van Horn
Told Express
D-Men
Chamber of Commerce
van Horn
Railroad and Express
B. A. Benton
Butte
American Express Company
C. T. Allen
Spokane
J. G. Suimerville
Great Fal
F. J. Fisher
P. L. Wills
R. M. Einarchi
Express Company
Gwendolyn
Dorothy Matthews
Edythe Geraldine O'Leary
C. L. Shoul
Hel JC. ‘Taylor
Anacon Swans
Roundup
Len Wither
Great Falls
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Sla
Woodrow Wilsen
Mast
House of Civilization
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Mr. Lodge
League of Nations
Geneva
Jacksonay
Cox
Continu
Colorado
ST. Peter's
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Alder
Guich
United States
Gold Dredging Company
Grasshopper Creek
Bannack
Conrey Company
Alaska
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