Grand Jury to Meet in Helena
The federal court orders a grand jury meeting in Helena on June 20 at 9 40 a.m. U S Attorney Shelton prepares for departure, to be succeeded by John J Slattery who will assume duties, while District Prohibition Enforcement Officer Harry Dengler heads to Helena. Officials cite Helena as headquarters for federal staff with most business stemming from Butte and Great Falls.
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Helena
United States
Shelton
John J. Slattery
District Prohibition Enforcement
Harry Dengler
Butte
Great Falls
Helena Court Faced With Eastern State Business Surge
The speaker notes Helena benefits from federal court business drawn from eastern Montana and urges better facilities in Great Falls Butte and Missoula. He cites inadequate court acoustics and outdated accommodations and suggests cities may push for improved sites as federal court sessions move. Dengler plans to relocate prohibition HQ to Butte, claiming that area yields most department business.
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Helena
Billings
Great Falls
Butte
Missoula
H. M. Dengler
Many Applicants for Superintendent Post
A flood of applicants for the superintendent position has been received since the resignation rumored to be filled by misrouted names. The article notes speculation about Edney and Shearer allegations, with unclear confirmation of any actual appointment.
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W.E. Madoc
Mise Biga Shearer
Butte’s Oldest Man Celebrates Birthday
Col. William Barnett, Butte’s aged resident and early Montana figure, celebrated his ninety eighth birthday in Murray hospital ward. Though confined to a cot, he enjoyed a hearty dinner as friends visited to extend congratulations with notes and tokens.
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William Barnett
Butte
Montana
Murray’ Hospital
Bartlett
Konen 9 Charged With Manslaughter
An information charging John W. Konen with manslaughter was filed in district court over the May death of J. K. Horan. Bond set at 5000. Konen pled not guilty. Horan and Konen were the only witnesses to a clash in a dark room at 138 Pine Street. Both men were drinking. coroners jury attributed death to a fall causing neck fracture and hemorrhage.
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John W. Konen
J. K. Horan
Lynch
Konen
Walker & Walker
Horan
Cages in Butte: Moonshiners Freed on Habeas Corpus
Charles Lawrence and Victor Ny land, two moonshiners, were granted liberty by a federal court on habeas corpus grounds, as a Supreme Court-influenced action affecting internal revenue cases. Two others, Francis Rohn and August Bechtold, face ongoing sentences, with Bechtold delayed to April 1. The decision could impact seizure cases, including automobiles used for illegal transportation, though official documents were not yet received locally.
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Charles Lawrence
Victor Ny+land
Lberty
United States Supreme Court
Butte
Supreme Court
United States
Shelton
Omaha
Washington
Francis Rohn
August Bechtold
Bechtold
Rohn
Prohibition
Rohn and Bechtold
Toda
Jon
Fire destroys rooming house in Corktown district
A 10 room boarding house owned by Mrs Sula Popalsky at 926 Clear Grit Terrace was destroyed by fire yesterday around 1 o clock. Rescue efforts by Centreville firefighters saved the building from a larger disaster though the home and furniture were lost. About 2500 dollars hidden in a mattress burned with the flames. Mrs Popalsky and a baby were the only occupants and were cared for by neighbors.
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Sula Popalsky
Corktown
Wyoming Street
Centerville
Popalsky
Babe
Cal
Associated Press
Santa Fes
TA c
United States
Tov
Albert B. Fall
Harding
Heroine Rewarded for Brave Well Rescue Mother
Mrs. Norman Gurling and Dorothy Grace Gurling of White Plains New York gain praise after Mrs. Gurling rescued her infant son Norman Jr who fell into a well just before Dorothy Grace was born. The heroic act is widely known through newspapers.
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Norman Gurling
Dorothy Grace Gurling
White Plains
N.Y
Mrs. Gurling
Dorothy Grace
Norman Jr
Studebaker Announces Price Reductions Based on Savings
The Studebaker Corporation reports substantial price cuts after peak material and labor costs. Through 1921, volume surpassed all rivals except Ford, with plants at capacity and 7,000+ cars on order. Production is projected at 21,000 this quarter, double last year’s, justifying further price reductions to sustain efficient output and buyer confidence.
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Studebaker
Ford
Automobile price list for multiple Duesenbergs models
The advertisement lists prices for several light and big six models including LIGHT-SIX two-seat coupe roadster at 1300 to 1985, LIGHT-SIX five-passenger sedan, SPECIAL-SIX four and five passenger coupes, and BIG-SIX four and seven passenger sedans. All figures presented in sequence without dates or locations.
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