Renova Storekeeper Johnson shot during alleged holdup
Walsh and Hughes, suspects in a Renova holdup, were pursued after Johnson was shot at his store door. Walsh surrendered after a Boulder County posse surrounded a willow clump near Jefferson Island. Hughes aided by car arrestees. Johnson died at Murray Hospital. Coroner set inquest for Monday.
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Johnson
Renova
Alder
Butte
Hughes
Walsh
Pittsmont
Mountjey
Whitehall
Parrot Smelter
Duggan
Charles Youlden
Coulee
Jefferson Island
Mountjoy
Boulder
Murray Hospital
John C. Murphy
Emig
Flurry Sullivan
Emigh
Jefferson County
Butte Welcomes President Harding with Scout Honors
Plans for Harding arrival in Butte include a brief mayoral welcome, a short presidential response, and a display of roses for Mrs. Harding. A large local committee, including cabinet wives, will accompany her, while Boy Scout and Girl Scout contingents prepare a color guard and a guarded salute at Clark Park.
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Ben Owen
Clark Park
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire
Butte Mines
Butte Council
President Harding
Eagle
Eugene Leamer
Edward Moyle
Guard of Honor
Tom Lanphier
Irvin Beauchard
Harry Burkhart
Ed Youlden
Bud Golden
Kenneth Rogers
August Bjorgum
George Marsh
Spencer Tripp
Russell Winslow
Douglas Mutch
William Kent
Jonathan Sewell
Cagle
James Murphy
O. A. Dingman
Bernice Rice
Mabel Carmichael
J. Gidel
Onita Jean
East Side
Treloar Arsenic Gold Trust Investment Pitch
Treloar Arsenic Gold Trust promotes a mineral property offering units at 25 cents, rising to 50 cents after July 1. The asset features extensive arsenical veins and high grade arsenopyrite ore with gold credits, claiming NET gold value of 658000 and large indicated reserves. Potential buyers urged to act by July 1 with maps and assays available at 17 W Park and in Owsley Block offices.
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W Park
Owsley Block
Denver halts klansman speech at church rally
Minor faces obstruction as crowd boos when Rev Father Walsh interrupts with a call to deny rights to Catholics Jews and Blacks. Minor insists the talk will not target any race and will not be anti anything as Means halts the meeting after renewed interruptions.
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Minor
Francis M. Walsh
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Father Walsh
Christ
Means
Cooked Chicken Jar and Ox Tongue Jar Ad Notice
A small ad lists a cooked chicken jar for 65 cents and sliced ox tongue in jelly with whole tongue in each jar priced at 1.65 dollars. The items appear as a pantry sale offering preserved meats in jars.
Knights Templar Open Convention in Dillon
In Dillon on June 27 the thirty-eighth annual grand conclave of the Knights Templar Grand Commandery drew over 150 visiting members and wives. They held services at St James Episcopal Church with Rev George Hirst delivering the sermon, then proceeded to the asylum and Masonic temple for drills, committee work, and reports before adjourning at 4 30 pm after luncheon and sessions.
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George Hirst
Masonic Temple
W. E
John Seiden
President Harding to Visit Dillon Fanfare in West
President and Mrs. Warren G. Harding will be welcomed Friday morning by Mayor Roscoe Cornell. He will give a 10 minute address at the Dillon normal college as 500 students turn out to greet the president and first lady. A duties committee includes Senator Hazel Baker, Rep. Rodg ers, AL. K Adams and others. More electric current per capita is consumed in this Far West district than in similarly sized areas.
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Horgan
Caesar
Gaul
Commodore Perry
Lake Erie
Dixon
Harding
Hubert Work
Herbert Hoover
Charles Sawyer
G. B. Christian
Hugh Rodman
Malcolm Jennings
J. L. Boardman
EB. M. Norris
Charles Blackburn
Charles Youlden
Louise Maier
T. J. Walker
United States Secret Service
President Harding
Gustave Knepper
Amos Harding
Far West
Skidmore Held in Colorado Burglary Case Connection to La Casse Case
Colorado police hold Skidmore on a Routt county burglary charge. Arrested with D. B. Montaigne, he is linked to the disappearance of Mrs. Ernest La Casse and a newly found woman's skeleton near Homestake. local authorities say no evidence ties him to the case and will not seek extradition.
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Co. c. Skidmore
Ernest la Casse
Steamboat Springs
Col
Butte
Colorado City
Skidmore
Pocatello
Murphy
Colorado
D. B. (Karl) Montaigne
Routt County
Frank Jenosik
la Casse
Homestake
O'Donnell
Butte Campaign Aims to Raise Funds for New Highway
Citizens pledge to mortgage the future to fund the highway project in Butte. A captain notes promised further contributions from supporters while others expect more auto owners to donate. Workers, led by Chairman Rowe, express optimism that the highway will be built and finances settled at tonight’s meeting.
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Butte
Rowe
Japan installs steam plants to aid power grid
Japan faces a severely weakened electric power supply after an exceptionally dry winter and turns to steam plants as additional generation. The move aims to bolster capacity amid ongoing energy shortages and prevent outages.
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Japan
Dempsey Gibbons Bout Fights Over Picture Rights
Promoters in Shelby dispute motion picture rights for the Dempsey Gibbons heavyweight title bout on July 4. Jack Kearns transfers control of film proceeds to local officials while a $5,000 contract for fight pictures is sold to a Los Angeles company. Despite assurances of a $100,000 final guarantee by July 2, Kearns questions sources and timing of funds and says he will proceed unless the contract is breached.
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Shelby
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Jim Johnson
Lou J. Molumby
American Legion
Eddie Kane
Gibbons
Mike Collins
Los Angeles
Kearns
Johnson
Jack Reddy
St. Paul
No Railroad Help Emerges for Dempsey Fight
Associated Press reports in St Paul thatJune 37 published notes Northern railroad likely would not rescue financially the Dempsey fight as talks on funding falter.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul, Minn
Great Northern Railroad
Stanton Hopeful on Final Dempsey Installment for Gibbons Fight
Great Falls banker George H. Stanton says the remaining $100,000 for Jack Dempsey’s July 4 fight with Tommy Gibbons will be raised by July 2. He has already advanced $50,000 and aims to mobilize Great Northern Railroad funds or local bankers if needed. He believes Montana will back the event to prevent a failure and preserve state pride.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
George H. Stanton
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Stanton
Kearns
Great Northern Railroad
Momtana
Ramsey Acquitted of Fraud Charge in Great Falls
In Great Falls on June 27 George L Ramsey once Helena mayor and Banking Corporation of Montana head was acquitted by a federal court jury of making false entries in reports to the controller of the currency. Otto Ramstad a former Poplar bank cashier was also acquitted and a second charge dismissed on motion by the U S district attorney.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
George L. Ramsey
Helena
Banking Corporation of
Montana
House of Representatives
Central Copper Compan
New York
George W. Bourquin
Otto Ramstad
First National Bank of Poplar
Ramsey
United States District Attorney
John L. Slattery
Offier Arrest Report Details Narotics Find On Prisoner
William Bell was arrested last night by Detectives Larkin and Morrison and booked on narcotics charges after officers say they found several bundles of dope in his clothing. A watch with a tiny face is described as a scarf pin.
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William Bell
Larkin
Morrison
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Treloar Arsenic Gold Trust
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