Jury panel for Clark will contest opens in district court
About 150 jurors are expected to report this afternoon for the Clark will contest trial in district court. Of 260 called, 160 had been served by midnight, with several dead or unavailable. one Chinese man selected, others including Chief Jere Murphy and Fire Chief Martin must appear. Judge Lynch noted the large panel was to handle wide publicity and long proceedings as plaintiffs prepare to call about a dozen witnesses while the defense has over 20 depositions to read.
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Jere Murphy
Fire
J. J. Lynch
John Atherton
The
Plaintate
Sra
Hite T. Clark McWilliams
Alma E.clark Hines
Addie £.Clark Miller
Additon
Clevett resigns from Mining City post in Butte
Clevett resigns from the Butte Y M C A post after leading athletic programs and community involvement. He supervised equipment moves, organized classes for all ages, promoted tennis and swimming, and served as Red Cross life-saving head. He plans three years of further physical education study at Y M C A college before resuming duties in September.
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of Butte Rotary
Butte
West Fir Street
Clevatt
Y M.C. A
Columbia Garden
Butte Rotary Clan
Clevett
Red Cross
Butte Tennis Club
Rock Island
All
Y. Mf
Hotel Managers Predict Record Fourth of July Crowds
Butte hotel managers reported optimism that the Mining City will welcome larger crowds than ever for the Fourth of July. Wires and letters from across the state show strong demand, with managers urging early reservations to avoid last minute room hunts.
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Butte
Caer
Larkin to be assistant chief of police tomorrow
James Larkin veteran Butte officer will assume the post of assistant chief of police tomorrow night. Appointed by Mayor Hor Kan at the last council meeting he will lead the night force. Police prepare precaution for Fourth of July celebration to curb vagrancy as city grows. Detective Charles Rodda, who acted as interim chief after the death of the former assistant chief, remains in force. Estonia produced 260000 tons of oil shale last year.
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James Larkin
Butte
Autlee
Esthenia
World Racer’s Airplane Tampered Before Start
Natalie Crane, an aviator, warns that Jimmy may be sabotaged as World Racer Austin Rogers prepares for a round the world dash for a $30,000 prize. A workman is found tampering with Jimmy’s plane using moth balls and naphtha, risking disaster before the race begins. Cupid and fate complicate the outcome in this Standard fiction teaser.
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Natalie Crane
Austin Rogers
Jimmy
Rogers
Natalie
New York
Butte Struck by Heaviest Rain of the Day
Rain and hail deluged Butte yesterday afternoon flooding streets and alleys. Water gushed from sewers while reports noted a three fifths inch rainfall and high humidity. Nearby towns such as Livington and Canyon Ferry reported showers and varied temperatures. Great Falls registered the day’s highest temperature.
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Butte
Ray Tas
Ann Tee
Florence
Avonic
Watch Basin
Harrison” Hotel
Nevara
Livington
Thulte
Canyon Ferry
Tillings
Madison
Telena
Great Falls
Livingston
Hatiser Lake
No Lead Found in McPherson Kidnapping Probe
The evangelist paid two libel suits totaling 400000 but would not name plaintiffs. Detective Chittermann H Cline and Deputy D A Joe Ryan kept probing the case while failing to identify captors Steve and Rose. They studied clothing marks and the corset said to be forced on Mrs McPherson, tracing its purchase to a San Francisco hollowware firm. The probe then notes electric work beginning in Italy this summer.
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Chitterman H. Cline
Joe Ryan
Angel Temple
Cline
Steve
Rose
Ryan
Mrs McPherson
Los Angeles
Holoware
San Francisco
Charge 19 Filed Against Colbert in Hit-and-Run Case
William Colbert held in county jail after the death of Mrs. Sarah Brusin in a hit-and-run. A manslaughter complaint was filed in Justice Louis A. Buckley’s court. Colbert to be arraigned and bonds set this morning. Coroner’s jury linked the striking car to a machine owned by Calvert, driven by Colbert the night of the accident.
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William Colbert
Sarah Brusin
Justice of the Peace
Louis A. Buckley
Colbert
Hrugin
The
Brusin
Calvert
Farm Bill Showdown Moves to Conference
Senate and House leaders reach agreement on a cooperative marketing provision tied to farm loans. A $100 million loan program for farmer cooperatives is proposed, while a separate farm export corporation measure is rejected. The chamber votes show narrow margins as amendments and price equalization fees are debated amid White House efforts to push a final bill.
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Co-Operative
House
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Howell
Nebraska
Hearings Focus on Slush Fund Charges in Prohibition Era
Testimony described a large slush fund channeled through administration posts to influence a primary. J B Hanna, Coolidge campaign manager in North Dakota 1924, and Senator Pepper discussed removal of Frederick Baird, prohibitions chief, from Pittsburg to Philadelphia. Pepper claimed he learned of the move only via newspapers. The hearing scene highlighted alleged misuse of funds and political maneuvering in the western Prohibition stronghold.
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J. B. Hanna
Coolidce
North Dakota
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Frederick
Baird
Melton-Pepper
Free Mail Delivery to Start in Deer Lodge This August
Deer Lodge notes announce free mail delivery beginning August 1 if residences and businesses are numbered and mailboxes installed. A sidewalk connecting Missouri and Milwaukee Avenues must be built by July 15, with a city survey to follow. Postmaster Thomas Hirst and Kiwanis committee chair Joe W. Paul outlined conditions and enforcement. Delegates reported on Kiwanis Montreal convention insights to guide future club projects.
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Miasour Avenue
Milwaukee Avenue
Post Office Department
Hirst
Joe W. J. Paul
Ts Hidred
Montreal
Stroke Fatal for Montana Pioneer Pierce
Peter Pierce a prominent Montana pioneer died at 98 after a stroke Tuesday. Born in Pennsylvania he operated a wading post and ranches before settling near Deer Lodge. He was a longtime member of the Montana Pioneer society and Knights of Pythias and is survived by his widow Mary Pierce two sons Jack and George and a daughter Mrs N Bame. Funeral at Episcopal church Thursday at 2:30 p.m. with Rev Franklin Glowon officiating. honorary pallbearers include Charles Hahn CE Asp Hine and others active by lodge members.
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Pioeer
Lodge
Peter Lerce
Montana
Fieros
Pennylvania
Virtue City
Mary Walker
Brenton Place
Pierce
Montana Pioneer Society
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Mary Pierce
Jack
the Valley
George
Lewiston
Taaho
Mra N
Episcopal Church
Franklin T. Glowon
Charles Hahn
Asp
Ws Te
Thomas Bitton
Joe Hangen
el Dezourdi
K. of Pr Lodg
Gardens Will Open Fourth of July Frolic Tonight
Columbia Gardens officially opens the Fourth of July celebration with a Lunatic Frolic. Entertainers include Tin Can Joe and his famous Victor record one man band, Jesse Daly and his dancing dolls, Cherieston dances, and Bob Larson and his Hollywood band. The party starts at 9 p.m. sharp.
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Columbia Gardens
Victor
Jesse Daly
Cherieston
Bob Larson
Hollywood
Contempt sentence imposed in Dillon Bureau case
Judge Henry G. Rodgers found Ralph Krulyac guilty of contempt of court yesterday afternoon. Krulyac was sentenced to three days in the county jail after allegations of failure to perform duties as water commissioner. The proceedings referenced the East Bench Irrigation Project and objections to property removal.
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Tre Gays
Thomas Fly
Notter
CANDIDATES ENTER FIELD FOR ALL COUNTY OFFICES
Dillon June 28 Beaverhead county sees a full slate as candidates file for all offices. Genevieve O Leary files for county superintendent as the sole remaining post. Hyburn, son of Dre Re Hyburn, enters county treasurer race for Democrats while O Leary seeks Republican nomination. Filing deadline set by County Clerk Recorder John Baker is Saturday July.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Genevieve O'Leary
Hyburn
Dre Re i. Hyburn
O'Leary
John & Baker
Car Pilverer Sentenced to Jail Term in Dillon
Cuartes aided by justice court sentenced Car Pilverer to 30 days in the county jail on a petty larceny charge. Middleton was arrested on suspicion of burglary after allegedly breaking into an automobile on a Dillon street. John Anderson and Jennie Doe faced misdemeanor charges in justice court before Judge Phillipa. Beavers county commissioners will hold the regular July session on July 6, with county clerk John Baker requesting all county claims be filed by July 3. Charles Hansen of Dell was a Dillon business visitor. E W Smith and John Peterson visited from Donavan ranch.
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Dillon
Cuartes
Beavers Head
Ite Tegular
John 8 Baker
Charles Hansen
Dell
E. W. Smith
Donovan Ranch
John Peterson
Horse Prairie
Bensity
Street Oiling Sought in Other Butte Districts
Street oiling projects progress as paving plans follow a cobblestone base on tracks. Second Street from Atlantic to Warren Avenue finished in fine shape by street and alley department workers. Oil treated roads from Front Street to Montana Wyoming show dust suppression and soil hardening effects, with further coatings planned on Har Finon Avenue and Anaconda Road city limits.
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Second Street
Atlantic
Warren Avenue
Front Street
Montana
Wyoming
Har | Finon ‘Avenue
Grand Avenue
Anaconda Road
City Limita
Five Cardinals to Pass Through State This Month
The Roman Catholic cardinals Mons Respighi Bertram Grano Birea and Caccia Dominion will travel with Rev Mahoney aboard the Northern Pacific. They are set to leave Seattle on train No 4 July 18, pass through Helena gardiner and through the park before continuing to St Paul. Cardinal Bonanza may join the trip later, as church officials work on arrangements.
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Monturing
Northern Pacific
Butte
Butt
Cardinal Bonanza
Carlo Respighi
Rocco Bertram
Carlo Grano
Angel Birea
Camillo Caccia
Dominion
Father R. Mahoney
Seattle
Newport
Helena
Gardiner
Park
St. Paul
Karnak touted by Spokane man as remedy for misery
Harmon C. Frink of Spokane Washington testifies after five Karnak bottles that he suffered seven years with headaches gas and heartburn. He reports relief after meals better sleep and morning energy and credits Karnak with making him a new man. His wife also benefits and praises the medicine. Karnak sold widely in Montana towns and through druggists.
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Karnak
Harmon C. Frink
Howard St
Spokane
Wash
Knight arrested after park disturbance and white slavery claim
Knight H. E. is held at the city jail on white slavery charges after a Park and Main street argument with a woman who used the name Kate Knight as a witness. The woman says Knight arrived with him from Spokane and possesses letters she wrote. she fears her husband will reclaim them. Austria reports unemployment exceeding 1000000.
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H. E. Knight
Knight
Kate Knight
Po- Hee
Spo- Kane
Eee
Een
Austria
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Cupid
Linton Wells
Immy Brandon
Flesh and Blood
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Italy
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Deer Lodge Bureau
Pioneer
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Mise Mary Towey
Salt Lake
Dick Hall
Gold Creek
CH. Adams
C. ©. Lamport
United States Veterans
R. W. Ross
Butte Tue
Albert
Dillon Bureau
Pilverer
Cardinals
Anaconda
Lowe Brothers
Riddell’s
Paint Specialists
West Park Street
Lowe Bros
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway CO
Chichester
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