Murder trial details in Prenatt case unfold at Ames Iowa
Witnesses describe taxi routes and a shooting near the Prenatt home. Evidence includes a .88 caliber bullet, cut telephone wires, and a map showing bullet holes. Jurors are being screened as prosecutors seek the death penalty for Williams in a first degree murder case.
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Sophia Doyle
Doyle
Williams
Leo McDonald
Jack Whalen
Mike Sullivan
F. N. Dunnavan
Ames Spackman
Brantley Casey
Charles Black
William C. Denny
Cyrus Retallack
Fred Kunz
Leonard Cook
John Schumaker
Thomas J. Haskins
David D. Mathews
Eli
No clear answer as Prewatt wounded in shooting inquiry
Doctors testified Prewatt was semi conscious after arrival and could not identify his shooter. They shocked him with stimulants to revive him briefly and he muttered he did not know, offering no coherent denial or names.
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Williams
Carl Matter
Steve Byrne
Prewatt
Byrne
Moose Block
Montana and
Galena Streets
East Park
Fast Park Street
Tom Williams
Harrison Avenue
Smith
Garrison Avenue
South Main Street
Matter
Census Revival Questions 1919 Farm Data Shortfalls
Mr Faulds criticizes the 1919 census for agricultural output as incomplete due to drought and absent farmers. He notes enumeration issues in Montana with temporary residents counted and slips used at hotels. He plans topress Washington authorities to address the shortcomings.
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Montana
California
Washington
Faulds
County officials seek Morrissy for contempt over liquor seizure
The county attorney and sheriff secured a writ to compel Edward Morrissy to appear next Tuesday in Judge Lamb's district court department to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt. Morrissy allegedly failed to hand over 24 cases of liquor seized in a raid at the Neilson apartments in the Leggat hotel last year.
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Edward Morrissy
Lamb
Department of the District Court
Morrissey
Supreme Court
John K. O'Rourke
Neilson
Leggat
O'Rourke
Morrissy
Delinquents Pay Up Income Taxes in Butte District
Citizens gathered in the office of H. M. Dengler revenue collector as tax deadlines approached. Deputies work in the office and outside to collect delinquent returns for this year and prior years. Those contacted receive notices and may be forced to appear if voluntary payment is not made.
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Butte
H. M. Dengler
Dengler
Court House
Born, March 29, to Rinkle couple in Silver Bow area
A daughter was born March 29 to Mr and Mrs Rinkle in the Silver Bow block. Sid Moran of 227 South Clark Street also reports the arrival of a daughter.
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Rinkle
Silver Bow Block
Sid Moran
South Clark Street
Women Vote on Strike for Higher Wages
The Women’s Protective union held a referendum on a strike to enforce wage demands. Voters lined up, a desk clerk delayed counting, and a committee from the trades and labor assembly was to meet before ballots are counted. Results expected Friday.
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Women's Protective Union
Trades and Labor Assembly
Carpenters’ Hall
Election 5 LE Top Topic on Streets
Two tickets field for the city school election set for Saturday April 3 drawing steady interest. Incumbents Dr B F Maginn and Charles V Fulton believed to hold edge due to prior board service and executive ability. Citizens committee says maginn and Fulton pledge to expand facilities and pursue school construction to ease crowding. They also promise higher teachers salaries and fairness in school matters.
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B. F. Maginn
Charles V. Fulton
Citizens
Maginn
Fulton
Gond
Maginn and Fulton
Commissioner Meets Employers and Labor Officials
Thomas Barker conciliation commissioner of the United States labor department held extended talks with Manager J. H. McIntosh of the Associated Industries and with Fred Manuell secretary of the building trades. Barker expressed satisfaction with reception and noted willingness to discuss strike questions. he declined to reveal any conclusions and reiterated that the town’s future rests with its own citizens.
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Thomas Barker
United States Department of Labor
J. H. McIntosh
Associated Industries
McIntosh
Fred Manuell
Building Trades
Barker
Passports to Europe Rise as March Records May Hit High
Federal court clerk L. R. Polgiase reports 42 passport applicants with an expected total around 50 for March. Most seek Ireland and Italy, with others aiming for England Switzerland Yugoslavia Australia and Bermuda.
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L. R. Polgiase
Federal Court
Ireland
Italy
England
Switzerland
Jugo-Slavia
Australia
Bermudas
University Glee Club Delivers Memorable Big Timber Concert
The State University Glee Club performed to a full Big Timber auditorium under director De Loss Smith. Critics praised the solo Danny Deever and encores followed by dancing with the club’s instrumental trio. Local families have ties to the university as the town embraces spring cleaning and civic improvements.
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Big Timber
State University Glee Club
de Loss Smith
Danny Deever
Glee Club
Aster
Grace Martin
Linotype
Big Timber Pioneer
Wyoming
James H., Snyder
Manderson
R. A. King
Stacy, Minn
R. A. Bushe
King
M. Lanphear
Miles City
Washington
Spokane
Mrs. House
Bremerton
Dotty and Squeedee Meet Mrs Andrena Bee the Miner
Dotty and Squeedee meet Mrs Andrena Bee a miner bee living underground with a self built habitat. The andrena explains her soil based hive and solo family life as she shows chambers for eggs pollen balls and the hallway shaft leading to sunshine.
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Squeedee
Dotty
Mrs. Andrena Bee
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