Hanford Case Probed as Evidence Mounts in Inquiry
Seattle reports the house judiciary committee’s probe into United States District Judge Cornelius H. Hanford extends beyond initial plans. Witnesses describe intoxication sightings and contested rulings from recall elections to receiverships and a power plant injury verdict, with attorneys for Hanford coordinating strategy.
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Line of march announced for Coroner J J Quinn funeral
The line of march for the coroner J J Quinn funeral will start at his home on 1018 Waukesha Street at 9 80 o clock. It will go to the Church of the Immaculate Conception for requiem high mass, then proceed via Granite Street Main Malico Park Park to Montana where Knights of Columbus Eagles and Elks cars await to take members to the cemetery. Pallbearers include Senator Harry Gallwey County Attorney Thomas J Walker and others representing Knights of Columbus and Eagles.
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Itmer Binder
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John Quilty
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Uncle Sam Name Tells A Drunk In Hometown Jail
A husky Austrian man was picked up near Bros way and Main street after failed attempts to negotiate the block. He gave Uncle Sam as his name and refused to offer another. He had papers bearing that name but no money. No gum sales or lawsuits occurred in Hometown last six months. The piece ends with a satirical note on happiness.
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South Dakota poised to join democracy, predicts Sanford W. Babcock
Sioux Falls merchant 8 J Babcock predicts South Dakota will vote progressive Democrat reversing recent GOP wins. He cites 1908 Bryan majority, Wilson delegation support, and Democratic strength amid GOP splits over Roosevelt. He notes drought relief and hoped-for good crops in western South Dakota.
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Day at Morrison Cave Ends Without Incident
A youth party led by Norman Forsyth explored Morrison Cave yesterday with 10 Murray hospital nurses among the group. They left in fair weather and returned later in the day after a rain shower.
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Government stalls as Congress fails to pass funds
Washington dispatch reports urgent calls for money as Congress nears a noon meeting amid a Baltimore convention deadlock. Without ongoing appropriation bills for the new fiscal year, government operations risk stopping at midnight Monday. The Senate and House face impeachment talks, joint maneuvers funding, naval bill provisions, and anti trust counsel appointments amid funding delays and possible emergency measures.
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Driver collapses while racing dies at Opal Park
Santa Cruz June 30 John W Ferguson famed trotting horse breeder and driver collapsed with heart disease while leading a trot at Opal park He slid from his sulky onto the track and died as the mare continued racing The accident prompted the races to be halted Earlier driver Thomas Halbrook was kicked and suffered a broken leg with no serious groin injury reported
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Lurline Finishes Steady In Trans Pacific Yacht Race
Lurline of San Pedro arrived in port today, ending its three rivals in the blenniel trans Pacific yacht race from San Pedro to this port. Yachts sailed from San Pedro on June 16 in order Seafarer Captain Norris of San Francisco Hawaii Captain Stroud of Honolulu Lurline Captain Harris of San Pedro and Matoosh Captain Ashe of Victoria Seafarer led the start.
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Garden tools sale with sprayers spades and netting
Detroit ad lists lawn and garden implements for sale including sprayers rakes spades shovels wire netting lawn mowers and shears with prices ranging 35e 500 T3e 4.50 5 and 8 and 250 50e.
Injured Motorists Resume Journey After Auto Collision
Mr and Mrs H A Pease and a young daughter from Twin Bridges and Alice Edwards Mrs Peases sister were injured in a dent on the Eighteen Mile hill Friday evening. They planned to go to Kalispell and then tour Glacier Park in their new car. The vehicle was taken to a local garage for repair and parts shipment after the crash.
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Alice Edwards
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Vocal” Garage
Raulspe
Butte Briefs Highlight Visiting Notables and Local Plans
G W Sparrow Anaconda businessman visits the metropolis. F B Cornwell Milwaukee division trainmaster arrives from Three Forks. Edward W Lynch and H J Conner Duluth mining men register at the Thornton. Mr and Mrs J C Sullivan Centerville depart for Missoula to visit relatives. C Witherspoon prepares to travel to Spokane then Canada. Dr H D Kistler and family spent yesterday in Ennis. They motored with John Peebles and family to Ennis. Dr Thuman of that city joined. Dr Harry Taish, Ann Arbor medical graduate, arrives from the East to serve as intern at Murry hospital. Mike Gordon Broadwater plunge official visits Butte. Byron McNutt returns from Alan Idaho predicting best class of thoroughbreds at upcoming Butte race meeting in Montana.
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Three Forks
Edward W. Lynch
H. J. Conner
Duluth
Thornton
J.C. Sullivan
Centervile
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Ear
Murry Hospital
Mike Gordon
Helena
Byron McNutt
Alan
Idaho
Butte
Montana
Granddaughter of pioneer Patton baptized at Dewey
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Gill was baptized at the church in Dewey by Rev. Father Foley of Dillon. Godparents were Mrs. George Lossi of Dewey and Hugh Roberts of Butte. The ceremony honored the late Hugh Patton, a state pioneer, with a flower-decorated altar and a guest list including Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Neal and Rosamond Patton of Butte among others.
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George Lossi, Jr
Joe Potts
Walter Jones
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Cline
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McKenzie
George Dodgson
Rosamond Patton
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