Youth trio linked to Great Falls train robbery confess
Three youths from Great Falls age about 15 admit their roles in a Shelby County train robbery. They were examined by County Attorney Speer and detailed their actions, with one boy denying further questions while another provided a complete account. Hatch, who claimed to be Howard Hatch, told of his upbringing and identity. The men pled guilty and face sentences in district court as the investigation continues.
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Great Falls
Albert Haus
Harry Rheaims
William Randall
Shelby
Speer
Randall
Rheum
Rheans
Waich
Enunty
Pit
Hatch
Helens
Parente
Helena Carpenter
Frank Hatch
Howard
Dereht
le Wade
Helena
Supreme Aguet
Sidney Box
Yellowstone County
Lindway & Co
Billinge
Montana Federation of Labor
Ute Tower Court
Helloway
Jundees Jancur
Billings
Iniwetion
Windsay & Co
Asa
Lindsay & Co
Cumberange
Pudge-eating Mollykoddl es ignites Pittsb ura revival rift
June 1 revival clash erupts as evangelist says ministers are corrupt and driven by wealth. Rev Meg Suidie mentions Sharon nemy and Pittsburg scene. He criticizes seminary teaching and professorial influence while urging reforms in church leadership and sermon prep.
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Pittsburg
Pittsbura
First Presbyterian Church
Meg Suidie
Sharon
Nemy
Pittevurg
Lienresant Fay
Biden
Marines detail to assure fair play in Panna election
Washington reports the Panna presidential campaign seeks a fair vote as Central American politics face tensions. The United States plans to deploy American Marines to key election sites to deter fraud and safeguard the process without armed supervision.
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Washington
Tsthimna
Plecton
Rome
Precicis
Two Parties Hold Conventions After Local Fight
In Ohio Ninth Onto district two party conventions were held amid a split fight. Congressman Shor Word was remembered by both sides. Delegates to the Desiver convention were to be J A Powers and Dr Watts on one side and Frank Miles and Chartes , Gurding on the other, with instruction to support Brynn.
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Ohio
Shor
J. A. Powers
Dr Watts
Desiver
Frank Miles
Chartes
Gurding
Cor Brynn
Fortune awaits widow of man who is lynched
The article notes Abe Inte Toe Shmpoon, lynched by hanging for shooting a person, with friends seeking his wife and the possibility of a $2,000 claim. Details are fragmentary as the report proceeds to mention Molva the curate and Ltaha will apply for the...
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Ronn
Mme
Abe
Water Invasions Galway and Rail Lines Affected
Weather warnings predict rain in eastern Montana with rising temperatures and possible storms. Rail service faces delays as Northern Pacific and Burlington lines slow for safety, while Great Northern and Short Line manage better progress. Trains to Butte and Sun Point experience stoppages and slow movement with damage feared to some bridges but repairable.
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Washington
Montana
Roky Mountains
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Great Northern
Aradead
Trajan
Pacatin
Billinge
Afernoon
Butte
Fargo - At & O'Clock
Sun Point
Giarrison Suiine
Hutte
Wena
Cureto
Ds Rt
Abe
Ty Shane
Atom
Q. Byiall Alze
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Queer Situation Confronts Them
Ambiguous political update notes that Governor candidate Champ atain leads in Montana county by about 2000 votes over Judge Cake with early returns uncertain for U S senate. Bellis re elected to Congress. Hawley leads in First district. Prohibition carries in most counties involved.
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W. C. Hawley
Two Record Breaks by Twe Ble Liners in Transatlantic Run
New York reports two records broken by Twe Ble Liners. Mauretania reportedly set a record distance and time in the Atlantic crossing, with speeds around 4.8 knots. Other liners, including Lusitania, were cited for faster transatlantic runs, postulating new benchmark times and routes.
Little Bear Anxious About War With Japan
Helnea dispatch reports an encounter with a fictional tribe leader Helevia and a Croc Inctus group amid tensions cited as a Phowio war between Migem and the Unlawl States The bear shows anxiety over a looming conflict with Japan and the tribe’s stance against the Jupyinga alliance.
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Little Bear
Japan
Helevia
Croc Inctus
Helena
Vonilla
Niona
Former Senator James K Jones dies after decline
James Kimbraugh Jones a former senator from Arkansas died after a brief illness at age 80. Born in 1839 in Mississippi he served three terms and backed William Jennings Bryan as a key Democrat. Survived by wife and three children, his funeral plans were pending.
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James
Kansas
Lea
Wihian J. Bryan
Senate
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Canes
Mia
Lenhart Carrigan
Tensa
Mississippi
James Kimbraugh
Tle Wes
James 8. Walker
United States Senate
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Gas Koh
Hirsiot Campaleas
Ms. Fanes
End Wis
Democratic
Finance
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Garman
Wis
Tariff
Yevistan
Joel
Jones
Currigan
Arkansas
Maw
Alance
William
Ayyan
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Assecktiet
Janes i
Akiba
Republicans Fixing Platform With Roosevelt Echoes
A report from Washington outlines how Taft and aides seek a platform echoing Roosevelt policies. Preparations include conferences to shape a plank endorsing trust regulation and Hepburn Dili style tariff ideas, with Secretary Ellis and Warren Taft involved in planning.
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Wale Ellis
Ohio
Roosevelt
Taft
Sixty-first
Ellis
Tait
Dili
Ballerd Urat
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