Browning Case Hears From Friends In Separation Suit
Mrs Browning will be confronted Monday by 12 former boyfriends as part of the Edward W Browning separation trial at White Plains New York. Counsel says the witnesses will testify she was a “woman of the worlds” before her marriage to Browning at age 15. Letters exist linking her to past relationships and Browning says he may not trust women again.
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Associated Press
New York
1Ves
Peaches
Heenan Browning
Edward W Browning
White Plains
N.Y
Young
Francia Dale
Frances Heenan
Browning
Carmel X.Y
Ike” Brownine
Flood Crest Near Cincinnati Forecaster Predicts RecEd
Ohio River rises to 58.9 feet with a crest observed as officials say the water would begin to recede tomorrow. Separately, inmates at Exter’s mental hospital in England are to be entertained by moving pictures in a lighthearted diversion.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
W. C. Devereau
Exter
England
Billings Sheepherder Saves Gold While in Montana Jails
William McMaster a 60 year old sheepherder in Billings is connected to a claimed $1,000 string of gold nuggets and sapphires found in Yellowstone county jail care. He has been jailed in several counties, examined as possibly insane, then deemed sane, yet remains housed for observation while authorities confirm the jewelry and other curios in his possession.
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Billings
Montana
Associated Press
Jas
Yellowstone County
William McMaster
Hiie
Mor
McMaster
Helena
Mattock
Lewis and Clark
Matlock
Prosecution of Mengon Unlikely
Prosecutors expect dismissal of a manslaughter charge against Mike Mengon in the death of his second cousin Max Mengon. A coroner's inquest found the shooting accidental after Mengon said he believed the gun was empty and unintentionally discharged. Bond set at 3.5 thousand dollars. Police court actions included a $1 bootlegging bond forfeiture and a 20 day sentence for vagrancy. Paris plans a pedestrian protection bridge to separate walkers from vehicle traffic.
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Mike Mengon
Max Mengon
Tim Downey
Max
Og Swim
Arizona Street
Mengan
Mike
Mengonty
Justice of Peace
J. J
City Takes Over More Delinquent Property
The city seized about 100 000 dollars in delinquent real estate after the annual auction. Treasurer McCarthy recorded no ales on 1000 plus parcels listed for disposition and expects the total tied up value to drop from about 100 000 to around 5 000 by March. Delinquents from the November and first half of 1926 were redeemed, reducing the outstanding total.
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Tutte Yeate
McCarthy
Ity Aly
Old Time Resident of Butte Claimed by Death
Obituary notices report the death of several long-time Butte residents including Frank Sincock native of Hinland, Jack Jones a Nashville-born veteran, and others such as Hugh Purcell former leader of Purcell's orchestra, Hilly Donohue, James Sheehan, Max Mengon, Mrs Ida Dore, and Frank Belovich. Funerals planned at Sherman Reed and local churches with brief service details and pallbearers listed.
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Frank Sincock
Butte
Mullen
Hinnland
Sherman & Reed Chapel
Welock
Jack Jones
South
Arizona Street
Mr. Jones
Tuite
Nashville
Tenn
Hugh T. Purcell
Purcell
Downey
Cal
Wurcell
Eight Companies File Statements
Eight annual reports were filed at the clerk and recorder's office detailing 1926 capitalizations and debt data. Companies listed include Murray Motor, Jones Storage and Transfer, Allegheny Land, Harry R. Mickey, Saginaw Copper, Dawson Service, and Butte Dovement, with varied paid in cash and property payments and several debt figures. Directors named include Frank, H. Frank, and A. Frank among others.
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James J. Marrington
Murray Motor Company
Kos" E Mur
Howard Tude
Mamie Henry
Jones Storage and Transfer Company
RT. McCulles
Bom Prank
Ea. Prante
Alleghency
HA. Frank
GM. Frank
Harry RE. Mickey Company
Saginaw Copper Company
Hellard North
RF. Gaines
Earl Marvey
Dawson Service ‘Company
Frank
Prank
Thomas
Butte Dovement Company
Frank and
Silver Bow Club Names New Officers For Year
The Silver Bow club will elect and install new executive officers Saturday night January 23. New board members include W.A. Chirk II, J. Cohen, E.V. Davelor, Franc M. Kerr, plus Mec White, L.E. Wild, Eugene Carron, T.J. Murray and others. Current officers are McC White president Farrell view president, Lev 8 Will secretary, J.E. Woodard treasurer. Also noted: the body of Mrs. Gladys Vadnais was sent to Kooshia Idaho with husband, children, and father accompanying.
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Silver Bow Club
W. A. Chirk II
Ministers Forget Duties in Marriage Registry Gaffe
The Silver Bow county marriage registry shows 200 licenses issued with no corresponding ceremony returns. Clerks mailed notices urging ministers and others authorized to perform marriages to submit the license records to finalize the entries. Many couples, often foreign born, believed a ceremony was unnecessary, leaving pages unfilled.
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Silver Bow
Bach
Future of Owner May Be Dictated by Court
F. Murphy of 304 South Main Street faced a charge over a slot machine. He pleaded not guilty and was released to trial on February 11. The hearing may forecast Murphy’s immediate future as the court considers the case amid notes on contraband radio trade.
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F. Murphy
South Main Street
Justice of the Peace
McNamara
Murphy
China
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