McPherson Kidnaping Case Tackles Grand Jury Inquest
The grand jury investigation into the MacPherson disappearance continues with testimonies from Ormiston associates and witnesses from Culver City Santa Monica and Agua Prieta. Officers and attorneys report conflicting telegrams and identifications tied to the evangelist’s vanishing and later reappearance.
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Pape
Tucson
Ariz
Antonio- Bilenan
Grand Jury
Tle
Per Os
Caen
Asta Prieta
Mysulairs. O. A. Kirk
Culver City
Shiv
Dura
Mu- Berson
Inquest Planned Friday in Worker’s Death
An inquest is announced for Friday into the death of Ren Juraken a 6 year old laborer at a New Haven plant. The accident involved a trolley cart and a concrete mixer at the N A W Nowhre Derek company site. Needing details, officers report Juraken’s kin say the cart backed before impact and cried as the machine halted. The incident followed a transfer of Mr Burken to rural work and occurred during a Wednesday shift. An official inquiry will determine cause and responsibility amid a chaotic scene at the factory yard.
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Ren Juraken
Burekan
Jnst Ince
Wayk
Joe Silver
Roraken
Businen
Keteirit Asaietant
Ont Pogtaga Alatads
Arivtloper
Werappord Singwatut
Thi Regiatry
Mall Matter
Postags
Postagy
Hervices
United States
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Philadelphia
North America
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Pilladelphia
Boston
Ft Cosk
Honolulu
Pacific
San Francisco
New York
London
United
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Awhine, Searg, Rochuck & Co
Reger
Butte
Richard Briliacsmite
Malcolm Sie
Casgy
Piercy
Stowne
Mo L. Gldenese
Regar
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Behautter
Sehautter
Nakotan
Schauster
CH. McCay
State Bank Examiner
Montana
McCoy
Montene
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Boston & Montana Smelting and Refining Company
Anaconda Sooper Mining Company
Tones
Bulle Quilo Wall
Noland
Fidel. Dry and Prpesit Company
Helena
Gain
Dudley Crowther
Meolanw
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Claimants Fail In Will Action Amid Broad Testimony
In Missouri court, claimants challenge Senator William Andrews Clark's will, alleging kinship with his children and other relatives. Affirmative answers alleged to prove relationships, while defense contends the true heir is William A Clark Jr, with witnesses testifying to missing father Witten A Clark and a scattered life between Missouri and Montana.
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Pis Annie LaChapelle
France
Hearnslen
Lagnatt
Marnalle Crk
Deren
Tegateos
dTudga
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Charing W. Claris
Hvidenve
Witten A. Claris
Stewartsvile
Star
Montana
Wer
Wiliam Andrews Glark
Tata
Missouri
Montina
Porton
Tong Leader Guard Retained Amid Coast Clash
Reports say GUARD RETAINED FOR TONG LEADER amid ongoing violence along the Pawitte coast. Police describe a tense scene as Chinoke quayile and And Chinoke loom as co leaders, with authorities urging restraint to avert a broader war and protect civilians during the disturbance.
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Chinoke Quayile
Mutlo Poteeuion Yountrdis
Cnews
Pawitte
Regorta
Viglines
Morayharn
Tel Tong
Searte
de Blas
Two Gutten Take Brides From Miles City
In Miles City two marriages were reported as three brides and two grooms joined in ceremony. The event featured Martha Andersen of Butts and Irene Fietnuney of Allies City along with Marguerite Beebe of Bates and Mokya of Ardent Pity joining their spouses in a united ceremony.
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Miles City
Shily
Marthy Q. Andersen
Bults
Irene Fietnuney
Allies City
Leroy Beebe
Bate
Marguerite
Mokya
Aifden
Hiv Snanrkare
Brown Commander York Rite Masons Elevate Officers
Page notes Elevations and appointments within the Brown Commander York Rite Masons. Grand officers named include Craddock, Miksould, Whitworth, Fionslerton, and Boles with other senior ranks and offices for Mantod Wallon, Forsyth, Agnew, Brown, and Hetona. The article references a grand record bay and property ownership by the order.
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Grand Camina Intney
Chearléx We Lins
Billings
Denuke
Whitworth
Ney Lod
Craddock
Miksould
Oho
Mantod
Wallon
Graned Sontow Yden
Joseph M. Fionslerton
Beltm
Prancly 1
Tones
Heleun
Torey
W. Boles
Havre
Grane
Junior Werden
Howard Wy Spottawood
Atlssota
Landard Hearer
Burning Mus
Forsyth
Bayrer
John Agnew
Great Intl
Grant Senlinal
John G. Brown
Iano
Rusteca Tor
Une Rand Commandery
Montana Wheat Prospects in 1929 Dryland Forecasts
Montana forecasts show district by district gains in spring wheat production for 1929, with eight of nine districts predicting higher yields than 1926 and several districts doubling or nearing million-bushel outputs. Officials cite diversified crops, climate understanding, and improved farming methods as reasons for the optimistic outlook while detailing district projections across the state.
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Pinnmend
Flathead
Lincoln
Gloster
Ponder
Teton
Toole
Liberty
Blaine
Choteau
Montana
Philips
Valeley
Danlely
Sheridan
Rugeovelt
Ganders
Mineral
Missoula
Powell
Avail
Granite
Deer Lodge
Divtelet
Lewis and Clark
Cascade
Jefferson
Groundwater
Meagher
Judit Basin
Vargas
Wheatland
Golden Valley
Munsgishelt
Wilcoma
Garfield
McCone
Lichland
Dawson
Wibaux
Thies
Galietine Park
Iyass Sillwater
Yellowstone
Carbon
Thim
Tirtriel
Treasure
Big Worn
Custer
Powder River
Lantern
Carter Counties
Barker wins WR Clark Trophy at charity golf event
The northern district of the United States gathered for a charity handicap tournament at the Dette Country Club benefiting State Bank delegates. J Hurkey won the W. AL Clark Trophy for low gross, with J Miner of Seattle second. Minneapolis’ L Leepian earned the silver cigarette case with a 67, while Newell Gough excelled as the blind partner. A large crowd attended the subsequent dinner dance.
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Momiant ‘State Bank
Avg Clatiem
Dette Country Club Yeeterdiny
Coon San Franciaco
Chidago
Minneapolis
Denver
New York
St. Maul
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W. AL Chirk
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Butterworth Family Telegram Reveals Health Crisis
Butterworth, clerk of the Union Pacific in Butte, received a telegram noting his father Be Ow Butterworth faced a forced medical procedure at Lake. The elder Butterworth, born in Salt Lake, endured a serious operation. the telegram confirms the event and the family's concern.
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Pather
Linip Butterworth
Ile Union Pacite System
Butte
OW. Butterworth
Bae Lake
Batweyworth
Postal Service Great Industry Examined in City Visit
A mid 1920s postal department tour highlights the vast U S mail system. Officials discuss stamps, money orders, and postages, noting Franklin as a father of the service and praising the nation’s extensive postal operations across cities and islands.
Donnelly Says Railroads Improve After Dark Period
Charles Donnelly, president of the Northern Pulled railway, arrived in Butte and addressed bankers, noting railway earnings still below normal but showing improvement in early 1926. He praised maintenance progress, spoke of western railroad conditions improving, and recalled his rise from Wisconsin to Montana practice.
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Foders
Charles Donnelly
Butte
Donnelly
Lan
Darley
Doannelly
Fletena
William Wallace
Metle
Wang
Sryaelt
Wisconsin
Montana
Homo
Montana bankers gather at Butte convention to discuss growth
Montana bankers and brokers from several states converge in Butte for a four day bank convention. leaders including Charles Vanienhoek and J B Woodard outline reports, speeches on railroad labor laws and country banking, while delegates tour local sites, discuss irrigation, crops, and economic prospects amid varied regional conditions.
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Lankera
Whem
Montana
St Uke
Northwest
Butte Caphery Club
Barker Wee
The
Wolf Comimities
Charles Donnelly
Norther Pacific Ralway
Hi. A. Young
Heder] Reserve Bank of
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Donnally
Mr. Young
Bruce Bremer
F. N. Sheperd
Indies
Bute Tonlgatine
Gregeon Springs
Butle
Montanary
J. KB Mahgent
Ret Netional Bank
St. Paul
Ailonspata
North Daleh
South Dakota
Stontuna
A. W. Roberts
Wakehall State Bank
Roberts
Bute Torn
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