Gray testifies in murder case with emotional detail
Gray's testimony depicts a planned murder of Albert Snyder by Gray and Mrs. Snyder, with chloroform and picture wire used. He describes entering the home after a bridge party, the couple's roles, and his struggle as witnesses cry and the courtroom fills with emotion.
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Gray
Snyder
Mra Snyder Grayald
Queens Village
Snyders
Albert
Ruth
Lorraine
Momie
Albert Snyder
Townsend Rcudder
Vera
Jay
Baile
Substantial Progress in Raising Fund For Flood Victims
The report states 41,000 more to be raised in the second call and that over a quarter of the town has contributed. The Northern Pacific Railway offers free transport for merchandise and groceries when consigned to designated Red Cross officials to aid flood victims, as explained by L. R. Catron, head of the transportation department.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Red Cross
Crows
Saya L. R Catron
Transportation Department
Altitude Record Set At 41,000 Feet By American Balloonist
The aeronaut reached 41,000 feet amid cheers as the ascent ended. Gray reported feeling normal until the maximum height when chest discomfort appeared. Medical officers had warned against higher flights. he began descent if ill effects showed. Temperature reached 60 degrees below zero at peak.
Comedian’s Action Prompts Demurrer Against Suit
The actor’s lawyers file a demurrer and motion to strike to remove references to Mrs. Chaplin as a 16 year old girl at marriage, the claim of coercion for an illegal operation, and alleged lack of intent to fulfill marital obligations. The motion challenges the charge of Chaplin’s alleged immoral conduct.
Courts to Hear Highway Dispute Over Road Department Pay
County officials debated authority over road department pay with Loughran fighting for seven dollar per day for Pat Kelly and a test case to settle compensation powers. Commissioners proposed a one day road supervisor test and court action to decide legality while risking department disruption. The dispute centers on the law moving highway control from the board to the surveyor and Sullivan opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loughran
Supreme Court
Tim Kearney
Francis Silver
Frank Sulllivan
Curveyor
Sullivan
Road Department
Pat Kelly
Kelly
Silver
Foad Department
Tos
No Appointments Made by Beadle
The council heard that no appointments were made by Beadle though discussions suggested a future meeting. Mayor Seagale noted several yet to be announced posts including chief deputy to the treasurer and librarian. Committees were appointed andFinance approved bonds for incoming officers. A calculating machine bid from H. G. Mosby was accepted for the engineers office and Fred Buth sought lunch service at Nine Mile Place.
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Een
McCarthy
Charles P. Dineen
Dineen
Seaale
Lbrarian
Police Trial and Examining Commission
Commissioner of Public Works
Ais
H. G. Mosby
Engineers
Fred Buth
Nine Mile Place
Death of Dr Walter Jordan Longtime Montana Minister
Dr Walter Jordan aged 62 native Montana minister died at the Jordan ranch near Alder Gulch after a career at Cascade Deer Lodge Helena Billings and Butte. Surviving wife Jeannie Coe two sons Merle Moore and Jean Jordan and a daughter also survive along with a brother Jap Jordan and several uncles. He studied at Drake and Cotner universities earning a doctor of divinity degree.
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Fish Creek
Whitehall
Jordan Ranch
Walter M. Jordan
Butte
Drake University
Drak
Cotner University
Cotner
Neb
Jordan
Christian Church
Cascade, Mont
Bila Dungan
D. Re Dungan
Merle, Moore
Seattle
Jean Jordan
Arkansas Troops Ordered Out After Lynching
In Little Rock Arkansas on May 4 a mob of several thousand men hanged John Carter 22 after he allegedly attacked Mrs. Stewart and her 17 year old daughter Glennie. Carter was burned on a main street corner as police, outnumbered, directed traffic amid screams and gunfire.
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Little Rock
Ark
Stresta
John Carter
BE. Stewart
Glennie
Miss Stewart
Carter
Nesto
Ataek
Ewart
No Improvement Flood Threat Expands Across Louisiana
Floods widen along the Mississippi as breaks in levees flood dozens of towns. Refugees flee toward safety while rescue fleets from Natchez and Vicksburg mobilize. Areas from Baton Rouge to New Orleans brace as 25,000 plus homeless in camps, with relief forces expanding amid rising water and backwaters across multiple rivers and parishes.
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Mississippi
Red
Tack
Arkansas
Ouachita Fiyers
Boate
Eveen
Natchez
Vicksburg
Mississippi River
Miesiesippi
Yazoo River
Tensas
Beck
Atchafalaya
Angola
New Orleans
Memphis
Baton Rouge
Lousiana
Henry M. Baker
Louisiana
Pronlang
Ashley County
Deer Lodge Anglers To Hold Important Session
May 4 notice by Neil Grogan secretary of the Deer Lodge Anglers Club announces a Friday evening meeting at city hall. Key items include deciding the fish prize for the season, closing lakes until July 1, plans for a new membership drive, details on the proposed rearing pond, and arranging fish distribution and planting. A trout dinner for members is planned for the coming season.
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Deer Lodge
Neil Grogan
Deer Lodge Anglers’ Club
Anglers’ Club
Children Prepare 'King of the Elves' Operetta in Deer Lodge
May 4 dress rehearsal for 160 public school children previews the annual show to be performed tonight. The cast includes brownies elves and Mothercore characters with over 100 pupils from Kindergarten to fifth grade in choruses and solo numbers.
Oscar Jensen to Seek Medical Aid
Oscar M Jensen, accompanied by his father County Commissioner M F Jensen, will travel to Missoula tomorrow for surgical knee treatment. He has suffered eight years with a worn knee after an injury during the Moroney mausoleum project at Hillcrest cemetery, with many specialists unable to provide lasting relief.
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Deer Lodge
M.F. Jensen
Oscar M. Jensen
Missoula
Jensen
Moroney
Hillcrest Cemetery
Courthouse Yard Planting Under Way in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge May 4 floral work underway at the courthouse yard with shrubs and four rows of carragana hedge plants. Half the plants bought by the county, half donated by J B Hare. City Beautiful committee and the Woman's Club, Mrs J Maurice Dietrichs, sponsor beautification effort.
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Deer Lodge
J.B. Hare
City Beautiful
Deer Ledge
Woman's Club of
Iicn
J. Maurice Dietrichts
Speer Presides at Roses and Luncheon in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge May 4 Superintendent C. D. Speer of the city schools, newly elected president of the Deer Lodge Rotary Club, chaired the luncheon program. He spoke on the lesson type of school organization now adopted by many teaching schools for upper grades, and teachers sang selections by a quartet including Mises Acker Lamb Trackwell and Lewis.
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Puest Lodge
C. D. Speer
Deer Lodge
Speer
Sitch
Mises Acker
Lamb
Trackwell
Lewis
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Yaris
Notre Dame Cathedral
ST. Onge
Frederick
Sherman & Heed Funeral Home
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St. Patrick's Church
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Feaulem Mans
Holy Cross Cemetery
Sherman & Reed Funeral
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Plor
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
Sam R R. White
Puneral
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Bureau
Oscar Jensen
Roses
Juncheon
Attenton
F. C
Burke
Fuchar Sealdence
West” Center
Holy Dream
Ganter
Annie Ganter
Mifurnday
Glock
Christian Sclen- Seco
Dune Morian
Daly -Shea Company
Oath
Idaho
Gosselin & Harkins Geenel
Sad Pepneras
M. J. WALSH _ CO
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West Park Street
Brdafer
Soneph Richards
Anes Pioneer Undertakers SR Tionsaas
Walter M. J Gen
Aled Ae Buy Eine
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