Vagrants Held in Police Court After Courtroom Attacks
In Chicago on June 28 Judge Honore ruled that admissions by Mildred Bridges and Mona Rees to police were not under duress. The testimony of Captain Danner and other reporters about alleged immorality was admitted. Mildred Bridges and Mona Rees were accused of conduct beyond propriety, with two attempted attacks on Lee during proceedings. Letters to Mother and the Book of Truths are set to be used as evidence. The article notes a pattern of lenient handling of vagrants and rising crime in Butte, with many released or fined and frequent re-arrests, reflecting a reputation of the city as easy on offenders.
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Chicago
Lee
Tridges
Bridges
Ain
Jal
Danner
See
Jin Ang
Danyer
Mildred Bridges
Mona Reay
Tanner
Amy
Mona
Mildred
Honore
Bendih
Thle
Tervar
Butte
Notter
Ramascalis Eversal
Dadge McGowan
Musi
Ceewlt
Howard Pierce
Lt FE
Helena A
Morse Loses Habeas Corpus Appeal in Atlanta
Veteran Inge Lewman denied the petition for release from federal prison. Court ruled the 10 year term applicable, finding Morse’s 11 year sentence valid and not exceeding the allowed period. The decision preserves the denser term and related custody status.
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Morse
Atlanta
Inge Lewman
Judes New
Edregdt Sarl
Lightning Ends Mail Carrier Ride Death
A mail carrier riding to deliver letters was struck and killed by lightning during a storm. The incident occurred near a rural route, with authorities reporting the fatality and beginning investigations.
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Soy
Sisters Invite Helena For Annual Retreat
Mitty slatern will leave Bute this morning for Meluna where the annual retreat will be directed by Jesuit Father George Wal dell. The Butte group will be joined by Sisters from Anaconda and others, about 48 from St James hospital. The retreat, a ceremonial event, lasts one week and draws nurses from across the state.
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Mitty Slatern
Bute
Meluna
Tees
George Waldell
Butte
Anaconda
Bulle
St. Patricks
St. Lawrence’s End
Io Mary's
St. James’ Hospital
Despondent Drinker Swallows Carbolic Acid
At midnight Joe Boyle of 445 Hirowd Way drank carbolic acid in a despondent spell. He died before a doctor arrived. His partner Pat Srandean allegedly aided or witnessed the act. The incident follows heavy drinking and a hairdresser presence near the scene.
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Joe Boyle
Pat Srandean
Death by fall cited in inquest testimony
Trials and testimony describe a fatal plunge from a railing. The proceedings reference witnesses including John Chami Ini Met and others, detailing a jail or court setting and the circumstances surrounding the alleged accident and its timing.
Kidnapped Man Alleges Robbery In Anaconda Area
A man reports being kidnapped, drugged, and robbed by two men and two women at a rooming house on West Porphyry Street. He says he was driven to Anaconda and robbed of $2 after being drugged in a Butte saloon and later boarded a train in a dazed condition. Police questioned suspect Barrett, and described associates Tuttle and Garrett as involved.
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Kenian Putomobils
Teddy and
Lante
West Mark Street
West Porphyry Street
Tolin P. Barrett
Leonard Mine
Ewr
Tullie
Richter
Windies
Lis Tha
Anaconda
Alm
Blu
Butte
Parrett
Garrett
Butta
St. Paul
Tuttle
Sige Aes
Montana Companies Remiss in Tax Returns Face Action
Special Dispatch from Helena June 28 reports that about 1 000 Montana corporations that failed to file required income tax forms may face suit or out of court settlements. District Attorney J W Freeman says the department of Justice will decide on penalties or settlements, with some cases settled for $10. Also noted is the death of Frank Crilly, age 41, of 7 Peer Street, after a two month illness. he leaves a wife, five daughters, a son, and his England-born parents, and held memberships in several unions and orders.
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Standard
Helena
Montana
J. W. Freeman
Washington, D. C
Torow
State
Washington
Department of Internal Revenue
Freeman
Department of Justice
Frank Crilly
Peer Street
Innoces
Little Ming Ming
Ingland
Thomas
Mre
Michael Karney
Misees Matla
Nelle
Stacie
Sadie Crilly
Ister
England
Minera’ Union, Fraternal Order of Favles
The
National Protective Naion
Murder in First Degree Verdict in Morris Case
A jury returned a murder in the first degree verdict in the Morris case. The defense contended the revolver charges were accidental. The incident followed a robbery attempt on May 8 near the main thoroughfare, with two others wounded during Morris’s escape. Local and national figures attended related events and meetings amid ongoing regional uncertainty.
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Morris
Insenir
W. Axtell
J.J. Morry
Wart Saurder
Morrly
DB Python
Axtell
Good Roads Meeting Discusses State Highway Plan
The Anaconda gathering urged forming a five member highway commission with an expert engineer, a high standing attorney, and a practical business man to oversee state road construction. Speakers argued bonding counties, allocating funds by property percentages, and appointing county reports, with emphasis on efficient finance and a unified Montana road system.
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Montana
Ty Missionary Society
Tls Tuga
Mirta
Euong
Jesus
Sam
Camp
Dismissal urged for two consuls over misused funds
Washington reports a Senate subcommittee recommends removing Consul William H. Aflenael of Maswatts and disbursing clerk Thomas Morrigan after finding misappropriation tied to a portrait purchase of former Secretary Stacy and a 1600 variance. The panel cites lack of proper accounting and suggests action to protect the public service.
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Washington
State Department
William H. Aflenael
Atelean
Ot Maswatts
Rua
Thomas Morrigan
Sul
Tiny
Stacy
Ty Albert Rosenthal
le Commission
Ita
Morrison
Michael
Mishael
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Lili
Tele Marty
Witte Alsenehers
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Bane
John Chami Ini
Curler
Gietles Gris
Matic
Grilly
San Preaxcern
Sprefal
Shanda Horeman
Jone
Nederal Educadoral
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Z. M. Warmston
Qagriculturad College
Mons Ginn
Tor Lo Association
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Frineeen
Otters
Hozeman
Drot Dt J. Cunningham
Kehonta
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Claplain
Leo Phanae Fargend
Grand Army
Tony
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Heal
Mary Claris
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Aoreen
Wien
Kapenn
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Tie
Harle
Montane
Union
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Clinton H. Moore
Montana Society of Engineers
State Society of Engineers
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Alien
Montan
J. W. Wedge
United States
Galen
Dodge
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Mme MvaNony
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Aikate
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Gawson
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McCone
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Jones
Martin
Granite
Mr. Mitel
Carle
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Telncoin
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Eton
P Vidlow
Charlie Deoin
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Ga
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Cramery
Montana Co-operative Creamery Association
I. T. Schwingel
University of Wisconsin
Oregon
Schwin
Ral
Farmera’ Institutes
Experiment Station
College
Co-oparative Creamery Association
Jenger
Dilton
Dilon
J. B. Poindexter
E. J. Calleway
Virginia City
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Poindexter
Virginia CY
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Tovifer
Dillon
Bell Puns
H. ©. Patterson
Dell
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Trada
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Wong
Viartera
Marrianbd
Arlene
Arcon
Iduaniam
Hunter’s Hot Springs
Meeks
Rathway
Yellowstone River
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Springs
Hunter’s Hot Springs Hotel
John H. Davidson
Sinck
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
Swift Specific CO
Lamb
Omoriivas
Cromha
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