Confession by Associated Press on Shepherd case fuels free bid
In Chicago on March 28 the defense for William D. Shepherd, foster father of William Nelson McClintock, pressed a new effort to free him from jail where he is held on McClintock's murder charge. Attorney William Scott Stewart filed affidavits accusing the investigation of being framed and claimed threats against Judge Harry Olson. Decisions were postponed as Chief Justice Jacobins weighs the affidavits.
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Associated Pi
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
McClintock
Munipal
Harry Olson
William Scott Stewart
Shepherd
Jacobins
Stewart
Montana Town Converts After Religious Meetings
The inland town of Jordan, Gare county Montana with 300 to 400 residents and 2800 in the wider area has seen three weeks of special meetings. A diverse group of participants across creeds attended, led by Rev W G Johnson of the Jordan Community Presbyterian Church, resulting in a shift toward church activities and reconciliation of long standing debts.
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Miles City
Mont
Wdburgh
Jordget
Gare County
Montana
Inligh Trom
W. G. Johnson
Jordan
Presbyterian Church
Man Paralyzed as Suspect Attacks in Hospital Bed Incident
A chaotic hospital scene unfolded when a man attacked Kleber in bed, chased him up stairs, then leaped from a window to escape Pesce Granato. Granato reportedly fled after the outbreak was captured.
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Kleber
Pesce Granato
U Granato
Granato
Five machines hit when little car runs a muck
Two automobiles were wrecked and three others damaged in a collision near Mantot the Mivet. Three youths Frank Redvers William Berl and W J McDonald were hospitalized and later sent to Saint James hospital. They suffered injuries requiring care as onlookers picked glass and splinters from faces and heads. The wreck involved a touring car and a parked vehicle near a steel post of the Butte Electric railway.
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Frank Redvers
William Berland
W. J. McDonald
S Hospital
Winch
Rts
Jamon
Butte
Continus
Emir Exported to the United States in Steerage
The emir was deported to the United States in steerage today amid anticipation of a formal expulsion. Officials reported the action followed pressures from British authorities and French relations. The emir will be sent to New York first class accommodations were not provided.
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U. S
Rene Verpool
Ieurdeatan
New
York
Letly and
Irmiy
Manila Bay Hero Dewey Lying at Mount St. Albans
The body of Admiral George Dewey, hero of Manila Bay, lies in Bethlehem chapel at Mount St. Albans Arlington. He rests in the same enclosure as Woodrow Wilson, placed there with full military honors at his widow’s request. The funeral cortege and pallbearers are described, with Rotary details of procession and a prayer by Bishop James Freeman.
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Manila Bay
Hero
Mount ST. Albans
Dewey
Arlington
Bethlehem Chapel
Associated
Washington
Admiral George Dewey
George Dewey
Ehurch
Woodrow Wilson
Kamiral Dewey
Arling
Camne Aral
Bluejacke
Navy
Tod
James . Freeman
Judge Lynch Rules Stockholders Liable for All Bank Losses
Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch holds stockholders of the failed First State Bank of Ovando responsible for 100 percent of their holdings. The decision covers three separate suits where stockholders Castle, Jacobsen, Opaata, and Bignell paid portions of losses after bank failure exposed county deposits. The rulings deny counterclaims seeking partial liability relief and note the guarantees tied to loans with Union Bank and Trust and Northern National Bank. The county treasurer’s deposit totaled $19,765.61. Page 1.
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Lynch
First State Bank of
Ovando
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Powell County
Deer ‘Lodge
Shready ‘Douby
Tne Hanitle
Henry Bignell
Lyneh
Jacobsen
Castle
Opaata
Bignell
Castro
Union Bank and Trust Company
Helena
Opsala
Carties
Northern National Bank of
Minnnepoli
Dsfendant
Cummins
Settlement sought in Rhinelander divorce suit
New Rochelle March 25 The Associated Press reports an out of court settlement is being sought in the Rhinelander divorce case brought by Leonard Kip Rhinelander on grounds of alleged misrepresentation. affidavits indicate Mrs Rhinelander is not of mixed race. Rhinelander is said to be unaware of the case details and has been out of state for weeks.
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Associates Press
New Rochelle
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Windburne
Rhinelander
White
Mra
Rhinelander 1
Wheeler asserts Gumman cool is charges part of jury calls or punishment
In Washington March 25 Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana, indicted on conspiracy charges tied to land permits, appeared in district court. The story notes government pursuit of corruption, mentions Judge rule and a death penalty context, and references a separate Arizona murder case with Babe Lawrence and his mother present.
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Aheeler
Gumman Cool
Associated Prose
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
District of Coimbra
Benator Couzens
Michigan
Department of Justice
Lawrence
Oklahorma
Haze Bureh
Arizona
Lucy Lawrence
Muskone
Babe” Lawrence
Sade M. T. Phelon
Percy Rockefeller Sees A Prosperous Business Year
New York March 28 The Associated Press reports Percy Rockefeller sees a strong year ahead for business as forecasts indicate growth and continued influence in finance and industry prospects.
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Percy Rockefeller
Slays Woman and Self During Show
A chaotic incident ends with a man killing a woman before taking his own life during a public event. Police report a confrontation escalated to fatal violence. witnesses describe a sudden outbreak of gunfire prompting panic and emergency response. The outcome leaves a bereaved family and ongoing investigation.
District Attorney Refuses Plea Offer in Manslaughter Case
In San Francisco March 28 the district attorney rejected the defense plea to enter a quilt manslaughter plea for Dorothy Bil ear old matricide. The trial before Judge Hert old Louderback will resume Monday after the state declined the proposed settlement. The defense argues premeditation remains central, while the prosecution holds the charge stands as murder. Dr Clark notes daily spells of confusion during jury selection, baffling spectators.
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Prema
Ban Francisco
Dorothy
Hert
Herses
Migs
Didiriét
Meee
Cee
Rf Fenton
Nevessa
Hillington
Sofia Police Battle Band of Anarchists
In Sofia on March 28 police clashed with anarchists after a riot. One anarchist was shot dead and several others were captured. A Hungarian lieutenant involved in the clash was wounded and detained a suspect during the street battle.
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Sofia
Band OF
Anarchists
Sand
Liewtenant Howe
Kiting
Postwar Paris Republicanists seek monarchical shift plan
In Paris, leaders of the republican government face waning confidence as plans surface to restore monarchy under SERUIN. A March 28 gathering features seven candidates across perceived categories seeking to win a postwar leadership role, while General fascist factions rally as a counterpoint.
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Paris
Seruin
Northern Pacific Lands Disputed Claim Held for Investigation
Washington March 18 The Northern Pacific Company claims 1 800 000 acres of government land tied to the 1868 Indian reservation era. The issue is under congressional scrutiny as investigators weigh land grants and compensation. The case involves disputed tracts held by the company and larger holdings exceeding prior estimates. The inquiry is expected to continue.
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Washington
Northern Pacific Company
Congressional
Hon
Diepased Flake
Legal Question in This Marriage License Case
A Korean man Ray Kimm aged 32 and his white partner Tas Gillard aged 19 secured a marriage license at a Bow courthouse. Officials debate whether interracial marriage laws and treaties affect their union, with the dispute moving toward possible Supreme Court review.
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Korea
Atilver
Bow
Supreme Court
Ray Kimm
Kotes
Jefferson County Fancy
Tas Gillard
Cedar Rapids
Tows
Hintl
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