Colonel Nolan Honored At State Supreme Court Tribute
Helena June 26 formal announcement of the death of Colonel Cornelius B. Nolan was made to the state supreme court by Attorney General Wellington Rankin. Chief Justice Theodore Brantly and United States Senator T. J. Walsh attended, with memorial remarks praising Nolan’s long service as attorney general and his exemplary life in the legal profession. The court adjourned until Tuesday at 10 a.m. for the in memoriam proceedings and public memorials.
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Bourquin
Butte
United States Court
Montana
W. T. Pigott
Helena
Sydney Lanner
Carl Rasch
Huch R. Wells
Miles By
J. E. Erickson
Kalispell
James B. Murray
Nolan
Supreme Coll
Wellington Rankin
Chi
Theodore Brantly
North
United States
T. J. Walsh
Washington
Standart
Go Nolan
Supreme Court
Wellington D. Rankin
Attorney Generals
Surticer
Walsh
Rotases
Bruce Kremer
Bite Ageney
Democratic National Committee
Rankin
Wae
Brantly
Clark
Lfe
Nola
Lewis and Clark County
Colonel Nolan
W. H. Poorman
A. J. Horsky
Cornelius B. Nolan
George W. Padbury
Lewis Clark County
Dar
James O'Brien Dead After Short Illness
James O'Brien, longtime Butte resident of 401 South Jackson Street, died yesterday after a two week illness. Survived by his wife Anna and brother Richard, his funeral will be held at Sherman & Reed, then to Patrick's Church for mass, with interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Jame O'Brien
Butte
South
Jackson Street
Mr. O'Brien
Butt Hissureland
York
Anna O'Brien
Richard Mains
Patrick's Church
Mose
Holy Cross ‘Cemetery
Indicted for murder and Wilson funeral in London
A jury convicts James Connoly and James O'Brien of willful murder in the Sir Henry Wilson case. Londoners line streets as Field Marshal Wilson is buried in a nationwide mourning day with thousands in rain, St. Paul’s to Eaton Place route filled with veterans and spectators.
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London
James Connoly
James O'Brien
Field Maral
Henry Hughes Wilson
General Wilson
Marshal
Eaton Place
St. Paul's Cathedral
St. Paul's Square
Edward
Sir Henry
Empire
New Zealand
Northern Ireland
Ariel
Shopmen Favor General Strike Vote Outcome
The workers expressed overwhelming support for a general walkout after wage cuts by the United States railroad labor board. About 40,000 ballots were checked, with figures withheld on instruction from ELF. Grand President Grable in Chicago discussed potential joint action with other unions, while some members favored striking regardless of broader union decisions.
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United States Railroad Labor Board
Elf. Grable
Chicago
Hirsh Denies Wife Fired Shot In Domestic Incident
The Kisomen incident at Freeport recounts Oscar A. Hirsh, wealthy electrical contractor, shot on Reine Davies front lawn. Hazel Hirsh, freed on bail, took him from Mineola hospital to nurse him, both denying the wife fired the shot and offering differing explanations.
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Freeport
Oscar A. Hirsh
Reine Davies
Hazel Hirsh
Mineola Hospital
Letters cited in murder trial reveal prisoner's affection
Associated Press reports Los Angeles June notes from Paul Roman imprisoned for murder to Mrs Madalyane Ouenchain are presented as possible defense evidence. Roman claimed the letters show affection while prosecutors argue they reveal attempts to influence testimony about the Kennedy killing.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Paul Roman
Folsom
Madalyane Ouenchain
Ghenchaln
J. Belton Kennedy
Roman
Mire
Bounchal
Ana
Ackmatl
Kennedy
Arthur Turch
Kilsed Kennedy
Ehain
Prac
House Hearings Describe Herrin Massacre Details
Lawmakers heard testimony on the Herrin massacre examining disorder at coal mines, union activity, and party responses. Representatives Denison and Goodykoontz argued press coverage varied and questioned coroner verdicts amid ongoing labor tensions in Southern mines.
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Virginia
United Mine Workers of
Asist
Aala
Ine Workers” Organization
Tminole
Gotha Gale
Starion
Ais
Wille Rot
Denison
Goodykoontz
Verdte
Great Falls for 1820 Convention
Mrs. Elsie Leavitt of Kalispell leads as guard with assistants Mrs Richardson of Missoula and Mrs McCauley of Kalispell. W R Van Orden of Butte serves as conductor and Mrs French of Helena as librarian. Alma Pearson of Butte is messenger with Cornel members Mesdames Grant Pearson Smith. Hornsby Berry Reynolds Morgan and Kussick listed on ASE RAO.
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Elsie Leavitt
Kalispell
Richardson
Missoula
McCauley
W. R. van Orden
Butte
French
Helena
Alma
Pearson
Cornel
Mesdames Grant
Smith
Immigration law to be tightened in 1923 proposal
The article discusses a July 1 1923 plan to cut immigration quotas to two percent of each country based on 1910 census, with a potential extra allowance. Estimates show total admissions dropping from about 255000 to 170000, excluding exemptions, and the movement stretched over ten months. No House vote on the Johnson proposal this session. the measure would serve as a base for a permanent restrictive law and may undergo many changes.
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United States
House
Johnson
Beecher presses film reform in San Francisco
Miss Beecher, granddaughter of Henry Ward Beecher, travels to San Francisco to organize a local Better Picture Association board and protest censorship. She argues that pictures should depict life as it is, not as scenario writers imagine, to curb immoral roles.
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Be Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Better Picture Association
San Francisco
State Merchants Open Convention Continues
State Merchants Open Convention continues after two statewide trips totaling 9,500 miles. Treasurer O L Brackman of Helena reported year receipts 3182.30, disbursements 3126.18, current resources 1056.17. An afternoon address on Ley Legislature by merchant Mond, urging concerted action to protect retailers in legislation. Frank P Mann of North Dakota spoke on Merchandising emphasizing advertising.
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Vnaite
O. L. Brackman
Helena
1Rmond
Association For the Protection
Rf Schnell
Thire Assembly
Frank. P. Mann
North
Dakot
Wession
Fordney to Quit After 24 Years in Congress
Washington June 26 The House Ways and Means Chairman Joseph W Fordney said he will not seek re election from Michigan s Eighth District ending a 24 year run He noted the tariff revenue and bonus bills he pushed would be laws by the end of his term and called rest with his family his aim now King of Wolves Slain In Montana Cattle country stockmen report the killing of a gray wolf weighing 180 pounds dubbed the King of Wolves blamed for about 3900 in cattle losses over three years The animal had been trapped earlier but escaped by gnawing its forefeet
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Associated Ree
Washington
Joseph W. Fordney
House
Ways and Means Committee
Michigan
Fordney
Falls
Montana
Court Fight Ends in Reunion After Second Honeymoon
Aire wertrude Hughes reunites with husband Tom Hughes millionaire and governor maker after lengthy court battles. The couple plans a trip to Europe for a second honeymoon as they travel together en route.
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Aire Wertrude
Hughes
Tom
California
Europe
Wounded Heroes Open Convention Echoes From War Veterans
A wartime veterans convention opens with speeches urging duty and faith. Arrivals include C. C. McGonegal of Grand Parkes who was wounded at least 104 times and carries hooks in place of hands, and delegates like John Paul Jones, the only woman delegate from Minnesota. The event features parades, Marine units, and a focus on honoring fallen and living heroes.
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Amemieg Press
Mars Man
Lune
Stephens
Viving Hall of Fame
Pluejacket
Marine
C. C. McGonegal
Grand Parks
John Paul Jones
Halla
Minnesand
Clyde Doney
Lovell
San Janeisen
Victims of Auto Accident Suffer Severe Injuries
At an early hour Alma Tadic and Jack Maki were in critical condition after a nine mile crash Sunday. Ladic endured a fractured skull and internal injuries. Maki also had a fractured skull and severe injuries, not expected to live. Six other car occupants left hospital for home. Mrs Crammer out of danger.
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Alma Tadic
Jack Maki
Nine Mile
Miss Ladic
Maki
Women Held On Forger y Charge
Leona Prouty and Barbara Craft, two young women, were charged after allegedly passing four checks totaling 875 at Waldorf College. At the city jail, they stated three checks. Prouty claimed one check for 20 dollars, another for 20, and one for 5, all written by Mine Crate.
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Leona Prouty
Barbara Craft
Omer McDonald
M. J.|hristie
The
Waldorf Leges
Still and moonshine seized near Melrose by officers
Federal officers from Osborne and Holter captured a 40 gallon still, 100 gallons of mash, and 19 gallons of moonshine at a ranch on Camp Creek. The hidden site used trees to mimic a small grove. Owner Brig Owens will be arraigned about 10 miles from Sets rose.
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Osborne Ind. Holter
Prohibition
Camp Creek
Brig Owens
Sets Rose
Granted divorce grants remarriage vow in short period
Admitting she wished to marry again Adeline Kehoe appeared before Judge William E Carroll seeking a divorce from John Kehoe whom she wed two years ago The court granted the decree after a brief hearing A second case saw Nellie Thompson granted a divorce from Gregory Thompson in the same session The report notes a call for broader organized blocs to consider welfare of all.
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Agelina Kehoe
William E. Carroll
John Kehoe
Carroll
Nellie ‘Thompson
Gregory Thompson
Hero saves fellow swimmer from lake in daring rescues
Evan carried Afike to a canoe and resuscitated him after a lake plunge. Afike regained consciousness unharmed. Tommy, a local boy, recalls learning to swim at the high school, telling reporters he would learn too.
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Evan
Afike
Mra. O'Hagan
Mike Ts
Tommy
Mike
Atike
Pretty Belle
Jay Street
Verton
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