Skeleton confirmed as Mrs Aileen LaCasse in Butte case
Final proof connects a skeleton buried near Bernice to Mrs Aileen LaCasse missing for three years. San Francisco reports Dr T B Anderson, former Butte dentist, identif ies dental work on the skull as his. Authorities link the pillow fragment and blanket to the victim and pursue the suspected killer, ex-convict Skidmore, amid past murder suspicions tied to Seattle and Anaconda.
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Seattle
Automobile thief dies from wound in Minneapolis
Henry Christianson, 41, of Castle Rock Colorado, shot by police gun squad after attempting to flee a stolen car load of accessories. He died in a Minneapolis hospital tonight, following the police command to surrender.
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Miss Hartzell Dies From Car Crash Injuries
Mary Hartzell aged 20 of Berkshire apartments died from severe scalp lacerations and multiple fractures after a Ford coupe rear ended a fender near South Montana street. Driver Michael Buddy Monahan escaped with elbow injury and minor facial bruises as witnesses recalled the loud crash and occupants becoming trapped beneath the wreckage.
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Berkshire Apartments
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Buddy” Monahan
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Berkshire
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Mins Hartzell
Hamilton Doctor Heads State Medical Association
Death of the Medical Association of Montana at the closing session of its forty sixth annual meeting. Dr T A Grigg of Butte elected first vice president Dr John L Treacy of Helena second vice president Dir A Knight of Philipsburg third vice president and Dr HG Balsam of Billings re elected secretary treasurer. Dr C T Pigot of Roundup is delegate to the American Medical Association and Dr JH Trheads of Chateau is the alternate. The 1925 meeting will be held in Lewistown Montana with dates to be fixed later.
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Lewistown
Elks Parade At 60th convention in Boston
Associated Press reports the 60th annual Elks convention parade in Boston with about 40 000 marchers in varied costumes and bands. Heat and humidity caused around 30 prostrations, including several unidentified marchers. floats and an elk in a motor curb were noted among the disruptions.
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Boston
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Ohio
Burial marks return of Coolidge son Calvin Jr
President Coolidge and family left Ludlow Vermont for Washington after simple funeral rites for Calvin Coolidge Jr. at a village cemetery. John C. Coolidge accompanied his son as Washington officials and eight cabinet members attended. The family, mourning, rested at the Plymouth home before resuming the journey.
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Ngo
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Deny Gompers In Serious Condition
W G Roberts, chairman of the nation's legislative committee, says there is nothing alarming in Deny Gompers condition and he is not in danger of a serious illness. The statement was issued to clarify reports about Gompers health.
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W. G. Roberts
Legislative Committee
Postpone Action on Chairman at Lenders Request
The report notes a postponement of a chairman's action following a lender's request. It references candidates and consular greetings, with unclear fragments about the meeting or decisions and no concrete dates or entities clearly identified. The readable material centers on procedural delay rather than substantive outcomes.
Senator Walsh Files to Seek Re-Election
Helena reports United States Senator Thomas J. Walsh filed for renomination as the July 7 deadline nears. Aides expect his return home and a family gathering at the Walsh summer home on Lake McDonald in Glacier Park before a several week stay.
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Lake McDonald Glacier Park
La Follette Declines Support From Farmer Party
Chicago July 10 Senator Robert M La Follette refused to back the farmer labor party after a conference. The executive committee withdrew Duncan Mcdonald and Wattama from Illinois and the national committee pledged no party campaign support. The statement accuses labor bureaucracy and socialist partisans of dominating the C.F.P.A and delivering influence to La Follette and the middle class.
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Farm relief bill discussed at national conference
Farm leaders gather for a preliminary session as the national conference opens tomorrow. Representative L J Dickinson of Iowa says final action will be needed by mid data and urges support from both the East and West to back the McNary Hauke n farm relief measure.
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Commoner says at command of party nominees
New York July 10 After a busy day John W Davis the Democratic nominee for president escaped a flood of congratulatory telegrams. He conferred with running mate Charles W Bryan and Willian Jennings Bryan then prepared to return to Locust Valley Long Island for a rest before planning the campaign. Bryan said he would be at Davis command if needed. Davis visited Frank L Polk and received many messages. Visitors included Thomas L Chadbourne J Y Sanders Clem Snaver and George W Ohio among others.
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Locust Valley
Long Island
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Aid
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J. Y. Sanders
Louisiana
Marx
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Smith
Clem Snaver
Clarksburg
W. Va
Davie
George Wi T Ohlo
American Bar association closes with reform and oath for new officers
The annual American Bar association session ends with votes for new officers including Secretary of State Hughes as president and a resolution urging Congress to move presidential inauguration to the third Monday in January. The measure, submitted by Sam L. Putman, aims to broaden rights and ease tax burdens for poorer citizens.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
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Hughes
American Bar Association
Sam L. Putman
Boston
Montanans Named in National Ballot Board Roll
From New York July 10 a national body announces new committee members listed by state. Montana entries include J. Bruce Kremer and Mrs 3 8M Neill while other states name several individuals. Brigadier General James J. Erwin, adjutant general of the U S Army, died at Alameda California on July 10 1936.
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Urkwell Dues
Paredena
Cal
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United States Army
Georgia
Botulism Tied to Ripe Olives Causing Three Deaths
Physicians attribute three deaths at Aldrich Lodge resort to botulism from eating ripe olives. Victims include Mrs. Paul Ache and her son Paul Ache Jr of Pittsburgh, Kay Gillespie, and several relatives. Family members showed symptoms after a Sunday supper, with rapid onset and progressive eye irritation noted before collapse.
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Yala
New Yor City
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