Confession Forc ed By the Associated Press
In Chicago on March 28 attorneys for William D. Shepherd foster father of William Nelson McClintock youth ful millionaire pressed to free Shepherd from jail on charges connected to McClintock’s murder. Judge Harry Olson reported threats against him as the investigation continued with affidavits alleging the probe was framed.
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Harry Olson
William Scott Stewart
Shepherd
Hopkins
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Garfield County Church Attendance Rises After Special Meetings
Information received today states three weeks of special meetings at the Tunity Presbyterian church increased church activity in Garfield County. Participants report steady work keeping ministers busy and a growing roll from fewer than before to more members.
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Tunity” Presbyterian Church
Attacked by Manager Paralyzed for Years in New Jersey
A partial transcription shows Fred Kieber of Na paralyzed for six years after an attack. The brief item notes ongoing injuries and raises questions about the assailant, with no further details on location or consequences.
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RNEY
Fred. Kieber
Five Machines Involved In Reckless Car Crash
Two automobiles were wrecked three damaged and three youths named Frank Rodgers William Bertrand and W J McDonald were charged with reckless driving in an intoxicated condition after a street crash that damaged several vehicles. Bond set at 808 each. Witnesses saw a touring car veer and collide with a parked car as motorists stopped to survey the scene. The three youths suffered cuts from glass and splinters. Continued on Page 3 Column.
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William Bertrand
W. J. McDonald
Bt. James’ Hospital
Sty Ja
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Ingraham
Manila Bay Hero George Dewey laid to rest at Mount St. Albans
The body of Admiral George Dewey, hero of Manila Bay, lay in Bethlehem chapel at Mount St. Albans after a Arlington burial. The procession included Secretary Wilbur, Mrs Dewey, and family. The service featured the Navy band and choir as Dewey, overwhelmed, sought support. A permanent memorial will be built in the chapel.
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James Freeman
Mra Dewney
Stockholders Liable Despite Large Payments in Ovando Bank Case
Judge Lynch delivers decision in the failed First State Bank of Ovando case finding stockholders liable despite prior large payments. The ruling concerns financial responsibility and accountability of company individuals tied to the bank collapse.
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Bank stockholders face full liability despite forfeit
Three injured stockholders in the defunct First State Bank at Ovando must bear full liability equal to their stock despite efforts to save the bank. Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch ruled the claims irrelevent to the bank’s closing, as other stockholders made good on guarantees. The decision touches Anton Jacobsen Nels Opsuta and the Castles, with further rulings on Bignell.
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Powell County
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Ovando
Anton Jacobsen
Nels Opsuta
Henry ‘Bignell Ught
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Alee Teparie
Jacobsen
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Opsala
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Lynch
Wheeler Assets Charges Part of Punishment Plan
In Washington on March 28 Associated Press reports bail posted through a bonding company for Wheeler. Charles A. Douglas, Montana senator's counsel, accompanied Wheeler in court. Wheeler declared the indictment shows administration aims to punish dissent and oppose what he calls illegal Washington authority. Continued on 44, column 4.
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Associated Pros
Washington
Department of Justice
Percy Rockefeller Sees Prosperous Year in Business
Percy Rockefeller forecast a strong business year as head of Anaconda Copper and related concerns. The Associated Press notes favorable conditions and signals for Rockefeller's enterprises amid steady market fundamentals.
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Anaconda
Cox
Gunman Will Lawrence Convicted in Arizona Murder Case
Will Lawrence, alleged Oklahoma gunman, was found guilty of first degree murder in Phoenix court. The jury recommended the death penalty for the Feb dawn killing of Patrolman Haze Bureb. The defendant showed no emotion as verdict read, while his mother Lucy Lawrence sobbed nearby. Brother of Lawrence, also charged, was not present. Sentencing set for next Saturday.
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Slays Woman and Self During Show
A fragmented report notes a deadly incident at a public show ending in a woman’s killing and the performer’s suicide. Details are incomplete but indicate a violent act occurred during the event. Further specifics on location, names, and motives are unclear in the surviving text.
Girl Slayer Is Insane Plea Rejected In Manslaughter Case
Francisco March 28 The trial of Dorothy Tillage sixteen charged with matricide resumes Monday after the district attorney refuses to accede to a plea of guilty to manslaughter two days after the jury selection began. Court atmosphere turns tense as officials and spectators watch the proceedings amid steady rain and mounting public interest. Continued on page 2.
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Dorothy Tillage
Jude
Womat
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Sofia Police Fight Band of Anarchists
Police clash with anarchists in Sofia as bombs and gunfire erupt in the riot. Officers capture several suspects, a spectator is killed, and a bomb is thrown near a refuge during the purge. One revolutionary leader is found on the outskirts as investigations continue.
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Ink Wag
Honge
French FEMA six leaders of Paris government resign
Six top Paris government leaders resign amid SS move struggles. The shakeup in the French capital follows mounting pressure within the administration as delays complicate relief efforts and city governance.
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Paris
Governo_ Lack
Basore Punchy
Disputed Claims Over Northern Pactie Lands Continued
Washington report says Maren Northern Pactie and associates press continued occupancy of disputed tracts. James Kerr of Portland notes the company seeks compensation for service while contesting that it carved larger tracts to offset land returned. Investigation expected to resume Monday.
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Maren Northern
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Portland
Mt. Catty Service
Legal Question In Marriage License Case Reveals International Ties
A Montana case pits law against tradition as a Korean native Ray Kimmm seeks marriage with Gabe Gillard a Cedar City resident. The dispute involves water laws treaties and race based eligibility with implications for national status since 1910. The case questions whether Kimmm is a genuine member of his homeland and whether Montana law allows interracial marriage under historical state rules.
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Jefferson County
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