Widow Recalls Bean Shooting Suicide In Street Front Yard
Mrs Edith Bean testified at an inquest that Wade C Bean 47 fired at her on the sidewalk after declaring she was going bye bye then killed himself in the front yard at 2040 Roberts Avenue. The verdict found death by own action with intoxication noted and prior threats described.
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Wade C. Bean
Roberts Avenue
Edith Bean
Bean
Mrs. Bean
Edith
Margaret Edith Bean
D. E. Gaylord
Gaylord
Hood
R. L. Watson
Ludwig Rineland
William Hallisey
Sam Hartonen
Dan Konrad
John E. Wilson
Joseph P. Wilk
Pat Holland
Mrs. Watson
Watson
Billings
Astrological Forecast Warns of Challenging Day Ahead
Astrologers warn of a tense day with risky travel and deception risks. Neptune influence boosts political propaganda and fatigue for intellectual workers while workers gain political favor. engineers may achieve success and births suggest journeys and creative talent.
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Neptune
British Isles
Bozeman Pioneer Darby Taylor Dies at 60
Darby Taylor aged 60 native of Missouri died today in a Bozeman hospital. He moved to Gallatin valley at 17, later ran a draying business and served two terms as alderman. He and his wife lived in Las Vegas before returning to Bozeman. Survived by wife, four children, five grandchildren, and one sister. funeral arrangements pending.
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Bozeman
Darby Taylor
Missouri
Gallatin Valley
Taylor
Las Vegas
Nev
Bozeman Lodge of Elks
Charles R. Poor
J. R. Taylor
Hardin
H. D. Taylor
George Zettler Jr
Nettie Wood
Billings
Milwaukee rail chief outlines crop demand and line upgrades
C H Buford general manager of the Milwaukee road, visiting Butte with General Superintendent Rossiter, says Western railroads will face a big fall load if crops rise as predicted. He notes grain shipments boosted farmer returns and details upgrades including steel, ties, trackbed and an open observation car service starting May 15 on Olympian and Columbia routes.
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The
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Butte
Snoqualmie
Buford
Western Railroads
Montana
Extension Bureau Service
Chicago
Seattle
Olympian
Cle Elum
Harlowton
Columbia
St. Maries
Deer Lodge
Parkway vaudeville bill closes with top acts
The Parkway presents five vaudeville acts headlined by Jacks and Queens in a breezy show praised since Sunday. The Bondairs perform acrobatics, Roger and Edna Hurst deliver laughs, Morris and Flynn offer hokum, with Dorothy Lund in a novelty act. Pirates of the Air frames a tense mystery, and Fatty Arbuckle’s circuit contract cancellation ends his scheduled Parkway appearance next Sunday.
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the Parkway
Morris
Flynn
Dorothy Lund
Alexander Pantages
Fatty” Arbuckle
Elizabeth Aarringuh Seeks County Auditor Nomination
Elizabeth Duggan Harrington filed her petition with the clerk and recorder as a Democratic candidate for county auditor. The latest entrant is a deputy in Auditor Frank Sullivan’s office with years of experience. Prices of non parlor houses in some English districts have fallen to about $2,000. British motorists protest that autos are cheaper in the United States.
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Elizabeth Duggan Harrington
Caledonia
Frank Sullivan
England
Senator Wheeler Denies Rumor Of Nonrelection Bid
Washington April 30 Senator Wheeler a Democrat from Montana denied a rumor he would not seek reelection. He said friends in Eastern Montana wired him about the gossip and that he intended to file his formal announcement this week. He recalled announcing last summer that he would run and said he has not changed his mind.
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Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Watson Divorce Action On Trial
The trial of Edward S. Watson versus Ruby E. Watson opened before Judge George Bourquin. Both sides described acts of extreme cruelty and denied the allegations. Mrs Watson seeks alimony and property division, currently receiving $80 monthly temporary support.
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Watson
Edward S. Watson
Ruby E. Watson
George Bourquin
Talbot Avenue
Fied
Vessels Through Panama Canal Reach Historic High
More ships than ever before are moving through the Panama Canal, marking a record peak in traffic and signaling growing maritime activity.
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Panama Canal
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