Admitted admissions test the stand in absolute life trial
Chicago June 28 The court admitted admissions by See Mildred Bridges and Mona Rees to police as not under duress The trial centers on the founder of absolute life Lee who testifies that his relations with his pupils were teacher pupil Only a handful of letters from jail to Mildred Bridges are expected to be used Evidence shows coaching of replies and a handwriting test linking author of the letters to the Book of Truths The judge questions Lee about the philosophy of absolute life and truth versus ordinary truth as Lee defends his statements in court
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Chicago
Evelyn Arthur Lee
Judee Ironore
See
Mildred Hringes
Mona Rees
Traner
Mildred Bridecs
Lee
Mret
Hrideas
Bridges
Danner
Mildred Bridges
Mona
Mildred
Honore
Vagrants in Butte Police Court See Lax Policy Draw Ire
June records show 107 men arrested as vagrants. 91 released, 16 held. Reports note crime rise tied to easy court treatment, with repeated releases, few sentences, and fears of a growing vagrant and theft problem as trains bring newcomers.
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Butte
Howard Pierce
W. A
B. H. Tatem
Helena
Morse Loses Habeas Corpus Appeal in Atlanta
Federal Judge Newman denied Charles W. Morse relief from a federal prison on a writ of habeas corpus. He held that Morse had not yet served the ten year portion of his 15 year sentence and thus the court could not grant further action. Morse’s attorneys gave notice of an appeal to the United States circuit court of appeals.
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Atlanta
Newman
Charles W. Morse
Morse
Judea Newman
United States Circuit Nort of Appeals
Ringling Boy Is Killed by Lightning Riding to Mail
Special Dispatch from Ringling reports Willie Adams a 14 year old riding his bicycle to fetch mail in New Dorsey was struck by lightning and killed instantly. His father Will Adams formerly worked for the Mohanna railroad and now runs a dining house in Ringling. The body will be taken to Bogeman.
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Standard Ringling
Willie Adams
New Dorsey
Matl
Wis
de Adams
Moehtana
Bogeman
Chincht bug found in Montana fields near Nogon
Reports from Glasgow convey a discovery of what are believed to be real chinch bugs in fields near Nogon Valley County Montana. Prof J R Parker of the biology department and experiment station left for the area this afternoon. The chinch bug has never before been paid in Montana and is estimated to cause substantial annual losses.
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Bozeman
Glasgow
Nagon
Valley County
Mont
J. R. Parker
Biology Department
College and Experiment Staton
Montana
Kidnapped Man Names Two Suspects After Robbery
John P. Barrett, a former Leonard mine machinist, reported being drugged and kidnapped after drinking at Teddy and Louie’s saloon on West Park. He alleges two men, Tuttle and Richter, along with two women, took him to a rooming house at 111 West Porphyry and robbed him before dumping him from an automobile onto the afternoon train to Anaconda. He arrived dazed with two dollars, later seeking legal help.
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Teddy
Louie
West Park Street
West Porphyry Street
Anaconda
John P. Barrett
Leonard Mine
Tuttle
Richter
Barrett
Parrett
Butte
St. Paul
Montana Corporations Face Tax Law Suits
Helena June 28 A list of 1009 Montana corporations that failed to file required income tax forms has reached District Attorney J W Freeman from Washington DC. Delinquents who filed late may face suits or offered settlements, with penalties discussed but no final decision announced.
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Standard
Helena
Montana
J. W. Freeman
Washington, D. C
Washington
Department of Internal Revenue
Freeman
Department of Justice
Sisters Travel to Helena for Annual Retreat
Fifty Sisters depart Butte for Helena for the annual retreat led this year by Jesuit Father George Weldell. Augmented by Anaconda sisters, they travel in a special car. Nearly all from St Patrick, St Lawrence, St Mary and St James hospital will attend. nurses statewide participate. The retreat lasts one week.
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Butte
Helena
George Weldell
Anaconda
St. Patricks
St. Lawrence's
St. Mary's
St James’ Hospital
Good Roads Meet in Anaconda Discussing State Highway Plan
A Montana gathering in Anaconda debated practical road construction. Speakers urged a three member state highway commission and funding via county bonds with a state and federal role. Contributions stressed engineering expertise legal know how and business experience for an effective system.
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Montana
Consul Dismissal Recommended in State Department Probe
Washington reports a subcommittee recommending the dismissal of William H. Michael American consul at Cotac, and Thomas Morrison disbursing clerk, after finding $1600 misappropriated in a portrait purchase of former Secretary Day. The committee links the missing funds to Morrison and Michael, urging removal for public service integrity.
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Washington
State Department
William H. Michael
Acotta
Thomas Morrison
Hog
Day
Albert Rosenthal
Morrison
Michael
Craze by liquor ends in acid death of Joe Boyle
At midnight Joe Boyle of 445 East Broadway drank carbolic acid from a four ounce bottle and died before a doctor arrived. Despondent over two weeks of drinking, Boyle was found by partner Pat Brannigan after heavy breathing was heard. He had worked as a bartender and miner previously. coroner ruled no inquest required.
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Joe Boyle
East Broadway
Boyle
Pat Brannigan
Miner Frank Crilly Dies After Long Illness at 41
Frank Crilly aged 41 of 117 Pear Street died last night at 8:30 after a two months illness. He worked 14 years at the Little Mina mine. A native of England he leaves a wife, one son Thomas, five daughters Mrs. Michael Karney Nellie Maule Stacie Sadie Crilly, and a sister, two brothers and a parent in England. He belonged to the miners union the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the National Protective Legion.
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Pear Street
Little Mina
England
Thomas
Michael Karney
Maule
Nellie
Stacie
Sadie Crilly
Miners’ Union
Fraternal Order of Eagles
National Protective Legion
Murder in First Degree Verdict in Morris Case
Salt Lake City reported Joseph W. Axtell was shot by J. J. Morris on a main street in May. The jury found Morris guilty of murder in the first degree with no mercy recommended. Morris had fled after a pawnshop hold up as Axtell attempted to stop him. His defense claimed the revolver discharged accidentally during the struggle, and two other men were wounded in the escape.
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Salt Lake City
Joseph W. Axtell
J. J. Morris
Morris
Axtell
Death by fall at Florence hotel verdict of coroner jury
The coroner jury ruled James Gorifer died from a fall over the Florence hotel banister on the second floor while heading to his room. The banister stood three feet high ten feet above ground. witnesses noted he had been drinking. this was the first accident at the Florence in some time.
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James Gorifer
Florence
Walsh
Garller
Joan Griffin
John McCloghey
Garlier
Bozeman Educators to Attend National Education Meet
Bozeman educators head to San Francisco for the National Educational Association meeting. President J. M. Hamilton of the agricultural college serves as Montana director and will depart Sunday evening via Salt Lake City. Also attending are Prof. R. J. Cunningham of the public schools and Miss Helen J. Brewer of the college history department.
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Bozeman
National Educational Association
San Francisco
Montana
J. M. Hamilton
The
Agricultural College
Salt Lake
R. J. Cunningham
Public
Helen J. Brewer
College
Reverend Harwood to Wed Mrs. Clark in Albuquerque
The Rev. Thomas Harwood, national chaplain of the Grand Army of the Republic, announced his engagement to Mrs. Mary Clark of Albuquerque. Harwood is about 86 years old, and his fiancée is a Albuquerque resident.
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Albuquerque
Thomas Harwood
Grand Army of the Republic
Mary Clark
Harwood
Heat Broken by General Showers Across Kansas
Topeka Kansas reports that after three weeks of breathless heat and high temperatures general showers moved through the state breaking the spell of oppressive conditions. Forecasters noted cooler air following the rain and residents welcomed relief from the prolonged warm spell.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Creamery expert to aid Montana co op members
Bozeman June 28 plans set to send a dairy expert to each member of the Montana Cooperative Creamery association to boost creamery quality and business. F. P. Schwingel, UW dairy graduate and Oregon dairy researcher, will start this week. costs shared by farmers institutes, experiment station, college, and the co op.
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Bozeman
Montana
Cramery
Montana Co-operative Creamery
F. P. Schwingel
University of Wisconsin
Oregon
Schwingel
Farmers’ Institutes
Experiment Station
The
College
Co-operative Creamery Association
Judges Poindexter Callaway Return From Virginia City
Judge J B Poindexter and Attorney E J Callaway returned from Virginia City yesterday evening in Callaway s car. Poindexter has presided in Virginia City for ten days while Callaway held court in Boulder and Dillon.
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the Standard
Dillion
J. B. Poindexter
E. J. Callaway
Virginia City
Dell hotel attic fire destroys upper story
Fire swept the upper story of the Dell hotel owned by County Commissioner H. C. Patterson. Discovered burning in the attic, the blaze damaged most partitions before firefighters contained it. Origin of the fire remains unknown.
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Standard Dillon
H. C. Patterson
Dell
Bozeman Water Turned In Low Line Ditches This Week
Reports from near Bozeman say water will be redirected into the Low Line ditch this week after repairs on Kughen ditch restored full apportionment. The scene includes earlier fixes and ongoing irrigation operations following the break near Bozeman.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
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