De Autremont twins arraigned in Ohio on Oregon train murder
Ray and Roy de Autremont were arraigned in Steubenville on murder charges tied to the 1923 Oregon train hold up. Held without bonds as fugitives of justice, they face possible removal to Oregon after mail robbery charges. Hugh de Autremont on trial in Oregon.
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Associated
Oregon
Hugh de Autremont
Jacksonville
Ore
Siskiyou
Southern Pacific
Hugh
Philippines
United States Army
Roy
Ray
Mahon Suspected in Two Bank Robberies
Police believe Mahon is part of a gang behind bank robberies in Rathdrum Idaho and related crimes across the district. Officers recovered about 1575 in gold and currency under a porch, and bonds totaling around 107500 found in Mahon’s car hint at wider loot. Witnesses describe a dramatic pursuit through Butte as investigators link Mahon to a fleeing accomplice and a camp near Rathdrum.
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Ray
Clarence Goodwin
Roy
Ironton
Ohio
Butte
Murphy
Mahon
South
Idaho Street
Jim Larkin
James Monney
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Rathdrum
Samp
Larkin
Manon
Lar- Kin
Rath- Grum
Oakville
Wash
Rathdrum Bank
German War Aces Warehouse Blaze Claims One Life
A blaze at a German war era warehouse in Butte destroyed sections of the building and caused the death of Fireman Gleason. The fire, starting before 6 pm, spread through the basement to the third floor via an elevator shaft. Insurance covers losses estimated at 50 000 to 75 000 with business expected to resume in place.
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McCarthy
Gleason
James P. Gleason
Butte Fire Department
Pred Martin
Butte
Quartz
Arizona
A. J. Knieval
Kniev
Knieval
Fire Department
Kaleval
Kieval
Flapper of Today Ahead of Mother in Choosing Mate
In a discussion on changing courtship norms, Mrs Harriman notes past stigma versus modern openness as girls increasingly confess love and pursue men. The piece contrasts old games of romance with contemporary assertiveness, highlighting social shifts among young women.
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Flapper
Four Men Electrocuted at Belmont Mine Level
Four workers Lawrence Brosseau Edwin Jacobson August Jacobson and Thomas Chapman died instantly on the 2600 foot Belmont mine level when they touched a high voltage wire while attempting to remove a fan without disconnecting power. Mine officials say the accident occurred early this morning. Golf links planned in Sydney National parks funded by player fees to maintain the reserve.
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Lawrence Brosseau
South Idaho Street
Edwin Jacobson
August Jacobson
East Broadway
Thomas Chapman
East Second Street
Belmont Mine
Butte Doctor to Wed in New York City Tomorrow
Dr. Thomas Eugene Lavell son of pioneer Butte man Thomas Lavell will marry Miss Kath leen MacDonald of New York City tomorrow morning in New York. Best man Charles Lavell brother of the groom travels to New York for the ceremony. Afterward a reception at the Hotel St. Regis precedes a brief honeymoon. they plan August visit to Butte. Lavell studied at Gonzaga Georgetown and Harvard.
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Detroit
Evangeline Lodge
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
Pullman
Cass Technical High School
John C. Lodge
John W. Smith
Thomas Eugene Lavell
Thomas Lavell
Pioneer Butte
New York City
Kathleen MacDonald
Charles Lavell
New York
St. Regis
Butte
Dr. Lavell
Gonzaga University
Georgetown University
Harvard University
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Herr Kock
Columbus
William Gleason
Ryan Warehouse
Ane
Tom Searles
James McDonnell
Tathdrum
McDonnell
Jere Murphy
Belmont
Sydney
N. Z
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Monarch
Monarch Factory
Verna Lendquist
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Keulol
Buick
Murray Motor Company
Butte Missoula Central Motor Co
Anaconda
F. G. Haverty
Philipsburg O'Neil Motors
Deer Lodge
R. E. Tait
Whitehall Montana Auto Co
Dillon
Avell
Harry Atkinson
Joe Atkinson
Yale Avenue
Murray Hospital
H. H. James
Chester Dixon
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