Crased Prisoner Vickery Slays Sheriff in Jail Plot
John Vickery, a prisoner from Craig, Mont, killed Sheriff Russell Sage of Yellowstone County after a failed escape attempt. He shot Deputy Brooks and Sheriff Sage as other officers moved to disarm him, then fled the building before recapture. Vickery, 26, claimed to be from Shroudlia and is held in Livingston jail, with authorities tracing his motive to fear of lynching and a plan to visit his mother in Oklahoma.
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Livingston
Columbus
Vickery
Ike
William” Suydam
Kasan Cty
Woc
Ward
Pismgnyk
Ty Sherif Brooks
Kanaa Guy
Rooks
Hickery
Brooks
Tam
Sherif Sage
Sheriff Sage
Associated Press
John Vickery
Russell Sage
Yellowstone County
Frank Floyd
Billings
Clarence Gilbert
Shroud Lila
Duc
Great Falls
Scott Vickery
Craig
Oklahoma
Young Vickery
Senator Clark
California
New York City
Furman
Withers
Electric
John A. Shelton
Plaintiff Counsel
Shelton
Mr. Fursman
Oil King and Son Big Contributors
John D. Rockefeller and son John D. Rockefeller Jr. were the heaviest contributors to the Anti-Balcony league, with two women, Mrs Baron Vangerbig of New Haven and Mrs Marius de Brabant of New York City, also giving. The report from Associated Press datelines Washington notes major funding by these figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Adamat
Wena
Wayne B Wheeler
Fui
William H. “Stayton
Stockefellers
Anti-Balcon League
Vangerbie Hat
Lars Anderson
Washington
Japan
Rockefellers
Joseph Royer
Detroit
AR. Krenge
Peterson
Rock Inland
Associated Press
John D. Rockefeller
John D. Jr
Baron Vangerbig
Newamen
Conn
Marius de Brabant
New ‘York City
Nave Civen
Andrews Not to Resign His Post
General Lincoln Andrews, head of the prohibition forces, told Secretary Mellon he will not resign until completing a city army reorganization and enrolling 908 men. He expects to finish by September and sails for London soon as head of a U.S. mission to Britain for smuggling treaty enforcement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lincoln
Andrews
Prohibition Forces
City Army
Mellon
London
Congress
Coolidge
Andrens
Prohibition Service
United States
England
Curtain Falls on Butte Fourth of July Pageant
The land float parade drew about 25 000 watchers with 5 000 from out of town. Visitors from Seattle Chicago and Idaho attended as the Pageant of Progress closed its five day run. The Bernardi shows earned praise for hospitality while locals praised advertising and parade organization. The aerial exhibition by the Butte National Airport impressed crowds despite risks.
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Pointe Wouth
Seattle
Chicago
Ananie Cn
Nalia
Anaconda
Butte
Harry Gordon
Montana
Land
Jack Durkan
Mert Mayer
Bruce Kremer
W.H. Davey
Harada
L. P Sanders
Leasome
Butte July Fourth Pageant Gratitude Acknowledged
The celebration thanks the Fount of July committee and the Digsane dives for labor and teamwork. The cast and chorus, including Miwa and Splecdia, helped the community shine with the Pageant of Progress and Focus rehearsals. Officials like Arthur Perham and Frank Venable are praised for leadership and coordination.
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Tanaing
Caperona
Weaniornt
Seedi Men
Poot
Tomas
Tadlan
Focus
Lgned
Jrun Kremer
Ral Entertainment
Omnd Hs Mi
Booze in Fishing Nets Tangle Rum Run Near Los Angeles
A report describes bootleg operations using airplanes and fishing nets off Los Angeles and nearby waters. Rum shipments overdue by 15 days allegedly entice rafts to sea, with nets deployed to conceal liquor while federal cutters approach.
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Los Angeles
Rum-Run
Hoiala
Countri
President Clapp Reports on State University Board Session
The board heard reports on the year's work of state institutions led by Chancellor M A Brannon. Budget approvals included 400 in state funds and 41 995 28 in federal funds for the state educational agency. Reports highlighted reduced operating costs and a religious census among students. The orphanage and industrial school at Miles City were discussed, with admissions and finances detailed and parental support debated.
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Brannon
Bold
Win
Poaraneid
M.A. Brannon
Amon
Clummom
Hy Wexen
Nual
Boulder
Tlonal
May Trumper
BH. Field
H.W. George
Ata
Tihe
W. M. Bickford
Missoula
HT. Ryman
Bickford
Mate ‘Industrial School For Boys
Miles City
GOZA 10 EXPLAIN IMPROVEMENT PLAN GOZA 10
A fragmented report outlines an improvement plan involving Susinese tourism and county road funding, aiming to aid landowners and farmers. It discusses federal aid, a fund of 4,000,000, and proposed highway projects to protect county lands and enhance regional scenery.
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GOZA
Macites Cam SaSce
Garvan
Strat
Reid
Pepaine
Aigmann
Teicral Tavatiaiem
Houde
Urs & Xen
McPherson Abduction Case Probed by Grand Jury
Los Angeles leaders report Aime Semple McPherson told of being kidnapped and tortured, with investigations widening to include border authorities. District Attorney Keyes orders subpoenas for temple officials and others connected to the Angelus temple as federal probes examine ransom notes and custody claims.
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Los Angeles
Aime Semple
McPherson
Douglas
Ariz
Aeting
Angelia Temple
Keyes
Mra McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
Stor Wen
Ocean Park
Sy Oderman
Venice
Denny
Angelus Temple
Echo Park
Douglas Dispatch
Minnie” Kennedy
Aimee Semple MePherson
California
The
Life of Clark family unfolds in Deer Lodge trial
The Helena court case tracks two William A. Clarks through years of movement and documents. Witnesses recount assertions, signatures, and timelines to determine identities, residences, and relations amid disputes over property and lineage. Charles W. Clark recounts early life in Deer Lodge and moves to Butte, with a 1879 Europe trip noted, as jurors await the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena
William A. Clark
Tabitha Mtherine Clark
Stewartaville
Tabitha C. Clark
Helena
John F. Corette
Clark
William A. Clarks
Anderson
Andrews
Senator Clark
W Blaintit
Fred Furman
Clark Tesa
Sanner
Shelton
Charles W. Clark
William Andrews Clark
Kate J. Stauffer
Connellaville
Missouri
Butte
Deer Lodge
Prench Gulch
Idaho
Galena
Dexter Mill
Stewart
Colust
Bela Hill
Moulton
Europe
Lynch
German Papers Dodge Party Affiliations
In Germany fifty one percent of papers have no political party ties. Statistically, national papers average 19,201 inhabitants per paper, with Rhine provinces and Prussia showing high concentration. Affiliated papers include Nationalist 43, Catholic 29, Democratic 10, Socialist 102, Communist 29, and official organs 127.
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Berlin
Germany
Munten
Rhine Province
Welhalla
Reich
Rhineland
Prussia
Eight Involved In Auto Crash Reported Injuries
Eight people were injured in a rear end collision that involved three cars. The Rev and Mrs Spencer and the Rev and Mrs Werts were taken to St Ann's hospital for treatment. Herman Cook Payne and Harris were held at the hospital and jailed on reckless driving charges with possible harsher counts to follow.
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Davis
Spencer
Werts
St. Ann's Hospital
Herman Cook
Payne
Harris
Hei
Reck Leas
Osborne
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Boucher’s
Bouchers
Hobbs - Hen
West Park
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Puplie
Slayton
Benator Goff
Wheeler
Investige
District of Columbia
F. . O'Connor
South Pte
Senate
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
William & Vere
Keystone State
Pittsburg
Wai
Avanti City
Subpena
Morin
OIL King and Son Big
Prohibition
Butte National
Jack Lynch
Rlory
Wia Trish” Haddock
Alex
Dic
Rialto
Metals Bank
Symons
Joseph Faria
Symone Stat
Montana Power Company
Bartholdi
Liberty
New York
Columbia Floral Company
Miners’ Savings Bank and ‘Trust Company
Chamber of Commerce
A.V. Wilkinson
Catherine Morgan
Clark Park
Red Men
Eugles
Ttaelf
Silver Bow
South Tutte and Dillon
Walter Harris
Wilbur Vivian
South Butte
William Angove
Dillon
City Hall
Jimmy ‘Keefe
Barney” Bartzen
Clem Burkhardt
Herman Blank
Felix
Crosby
Florida
Gilbert
Lse
P.P ‘Gilbe
F. P. Pitzer
Clapp
White
Montana University
Automobile Association
Rotary Meet
Agua Prieta
Arizonan
Pape
Chief Dyer
JV. Cogan
Tucson
Cogan
Tucson Motor ‘Prades Association
Ssscslve
Mrs. McPherson
McNabb
Deer Lodge Town
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