Commutation Freee Mel Colbert From 15 Years to Parole
Governor Dixon commuted Mel Colbert’s sentence from eight to fifteen years, received by the district court clerk. Colbert was convicted in March 1919 of second degree murder for shooting Patrick Foley near the Clarence hotel after an alleged abuse. He has served the minimum and may be released on parole if the pardon board approves.
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Mel Colbert
Dixon
Colbert
Ludge Lynch
Patrick Foley
Joseph R. Jackson
Canning & Geagan
PS. Harrington
Deer Lodge
Foley
Clarence Hotel
Holy Savior pupils bid farewell with diploma program
Holy Savior eight grade pupils said farewell to the school last evening as they received diplomas in a program for relatives and friends. The Holy Savior Dramatic Club presented The Cheerful Liar directed by a local leader, with graduates named by Rev. Michael Pirnat and a cast list for the comedy acts and songs.
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Holy Savior
Holy Savior Dramatic Club
Cheerful Liar
Else
Michael Pirnat
Mary Dilzabeth Babich
Matilda
Veronica Gasperich
Catherine Franter
Mary Gergurich
Levin Eleanor Tuveari
Eleanor Hazel
Teresa Castigltoni
Anthony John Shutey
Etalo Alpert Clabattari
Joseph F. Megien
William John Michelles
Joseph Wileforsh
Anna Catherine Thomas
Teresa Mary Frances Gergurich
Angelo Anthony Favero
Mary Elizabeth Ernich
Matthew Lubich
Tre
Quack Doctor
Fran Florence Merelak
Katherine Shutey
Navati
al Jan Frances
Florence Merelak
Geey McGutin
William McNichols
Randolph Dearborn
al Marta Flora Boom
Mary McNichels
Miss Sweetlove
Alice Monaghan
Judge Hassel
the Cheerful Liar
Frank Stupneral
Boomer
Frances Spehar
Theretia Spriggins
Agnes Mihelich
Eara Stiggins
Joseph Mihelich
Justice Court Act
Booma Mina Villa
Mileage doubled by tire development
A historical note on tire improvements, led by cord tires, doubling possible mileage over a decade. It recalls earlier era when 2,500 miles per tire was typical and highlights Goodrich estimates of five tires per car per year versus current usage of about two and a half.
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K. Houston
Butte Goodrich
Goodrich Company
Thre
Aged preacher dies at 119 in Oklahoma
Associated Press reports in Frederick Oklahoma June 9 that WW Bills age claimed 119 died last night at Tipton near Frederick. He said he came from Central Texas where he served as a preacher. He attributed longevity to one eighth Indian heritage and boasted of shaving President Lincoln.
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Associated Press
Frederick
Okla
Bills
Tipton
Here
Oklahoma
Texas
President Lincoln
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James Colbert
Davenport
Sner
Gurney
Filer
Pesta Schagey
Sous
Waso
Am We
Outdo
Cable
Madras
the Daily
Hastie Gamer
Thres Botte
Niet Vets
Tabouret
Dolly Madison
Montana
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