Jury Returns Verdicts in McClintock Death Case
The inquest into the deaths of Moe McClintock and others ends with a scathing jury verdict against Shepherd and his wife. Witnesses concede schemes to control the McClintock fortune, and exhumations reveal typhoid connections. Mittimus for Mrs Shepherd issued as she travels toward Kentworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe Clintock
McClintock
Olson
Letering
Shepherd
Oscar Wolff
Mrs. Shepherd
Rs. Shepherd
Kentworth
Robert M. Stoll
Memorial Plans to Be Finalized by Legion Tonight
Members of the American Legion will meet in the Legion hall to finalize Memorial Day observances and related arrangements after a business session, followed by a social gathering. Mrs. Stanley Lawrence remains in serious condition at home after severe burns from burning rubbish on Florence Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion Hall
Stanley Lawrence
Florence Avenue
DR. Caldwell
Lynn Comfort Stays at Finlen During Twin Bridges Visit
Lynn Comfort of Twin Bridges is checked into the Finlen Hotel for a brief business visit, staying on a short-term basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Comfort
Finlen
Campbell jurors fail to reach verdict in oil promotion case
Campbell oil operator faced charges of illegal use of the mails in a syndicate setup. Judge Bourquin urged jurors to consider misappropriation and trustee duties in promoter actions. The jury stayed deliberating after hours of discussion without a verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Bourquin
Campbell
Bloomhuff
Wants Ban on Arms Exports and Geneva Convention Clauses
A report notes efforts to curb arms exports via a ban on foreign loans intended for armaments. It references Sen Burton seeking convention clauses to restrict such loans and cites U S restraint history. He also supports extending the Geneva talks to include chemical weapons and hopes for peace outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Burton
America
Senor Guerrero
Geneva
Allan Ryan Wins Canadian's Hand
Allan A. Ryan, former financier and son of Thomas Fortune Ryan, married Irene McKenna of Montreal. The 34 year old bride returned from Europe yesterday. Ryan, who lost a Wall Street fortune in 1922 after a Stutz Motors corner, has been divorced from his first wife less than 10 months earlier and exited the New York Stock Exchange after his venture collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
New York World
Allan A. Ryan
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Irene McKenna
W. L. McKenna
Montreal
Ryan
Europe
Wall Street
Stutz Motors
Ovcr
Sarah Tuck Ryan
Hostilities Start on 12 Mile Front in French Spanish Zone
French offensives along the 12 mile front push tribesmen toward a choice between joining Abd El Krim or facing French actions. Prisoners taken near Colombat’s forces hint at grim prospects for the tribes from both sides. French strikes have forced short, determined retreats on both wings. Riffians show artillery and ammunitions but are rapidly demoralized by French tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ras
Fez
Sde
Abd-El-Krim
Colombat
Mrs Kling Loses Race With Death At Train Stop
Mrs Carolina Beatty Kling 60, stepmother of Florence Kling Harding, died on a train between Richmond and Washington while en route from Daytona to Columbus. She had pernicious anemia for three years and was accompanied by a nurse and sister Jane Beatty Stevens. Burial planned in Columbus. survived by three sisters and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Olson
McClintock
Isabelle Pope
Shepherd
Miss Pope
Olson
Charles C. Faiman
School of Science
Faiman
Figld
O'son
McCintock
Wr. Olean
Associated Press
Washington
Carolina Beatty Kling
Florence Kling-Harding
Kling
Daytona
Fla
Columbus
Ohio
Richmond
Florida
Masons Break with Orient of Belgium
New York May 6 The Grand Lodge of New York terminated its relations with the Grand Orient of Belgium on April 2 claiming the Belgian body abandoned belief in God and removed the Bible from its altars. Grand Master William A. Rowan announced the action at the 144th annual communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Grand Orient of
Belgium
Grand Lodge of
William A. Rowan
Grand Lodge
Jardine to Ride at Mandan Rodeo
William Jardine secretary of agriculture accepted a boyhood dare and will ride broncos at Mandan roundup. F M Russell assistant secretary of agriculture notes Jardine and John Stephens, both born in Maladin Idaho, rode and punched cows before moving into agricultural science and government service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Mandan
N. D
William ‘Bill Jardine
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
F. M. Russell
John M. Stephens
United States Northern Great Plains
Bill
John Stephens
Maladin
Idaho
Montana
Stephens
Idaho Agricultural Department
Livingston visitor visits brother in Murray hospital
Mrs. Margaret Wates of Livingston arrived Sunday and visits brother in law George L. Wales, a Murray hospital patient. A party including Simon Bishop and the Stanaways fished Sunday at Pony. Mrs. Scott Fries returns from trips to Victor Stevensville and Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. John McAuley welcome a son born Saturday at home. Fresh meats available May 4 1925 at Mull's Grocery Flatiron Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wates
Livingston
George L. Wales
Murray Hospital
Wales
Finlen
Pony
Simon Bishop
Williams Stanaway
William Stanaway Jr
Otto Gabse
Scott Fries
South Dakota Street
Victor
Stevensville
Hamilton
August Grunert
Annetta
Barbara
Basin
Mull’s Rocery
Flatiron Bidg
Amundsen Ready for Hop to Pole From Polar Regions
Amundsen and Elsworth prep for a powered hop toward the North Pole as favorable weather accelerates plans. A final fuel fill and charted rendezvous are set at the agreed place, signaling a possible hop-off tomorrow if conditions stay clear. The pair had aimed for Dans Island near Kings Bays to establish an air base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Amundsen and
Elsworth
Dans Island
Kings Bays
Coast Guard to Wage War on Rum Runners Along Atlantic
Reports detail plans discussed by Captain Jacobs Admiral Billard and officials to sweep the rum empire from the Atlantic seaboard by June 1. Orders reportedly call for a broad campaign using government vessels with machine guns six inch rifles and anti air craft guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
Admiral Billard
Coast Guard
Miner William Semmons Dies in Butte at 60
William Semmons a 60 year old England native and longtime Butte resident died at home 1144 West Gold Street late Monday night. Survived by widow Susie and five sons including Charles of Anaconda. three daughters. two brothers and three sisters. Funeral from Richards chapel at 2 pm Thursday with Rev. Z C O’Farrell officiating. Interment Mount Moriah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Semmons
England
Butte
West Gold Street
Susie Semmons
Charles
Anaconda
Horace
William
Bernard
Gilbert
R. D. Bernard
Billings
Mildred
Margaret
John
Denver
Harry
Seattle
Harry Olson
Seatil
John Chirgwin
Helena
James Addicoat
Victoria Lodge, Sons of
St. George
Washoe
Richards Chapel
Z. C. O'Farrell
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Stanley Tanner and Lanphier Win Declamation Contest
Henry Stanley won first place with Wallace Tanner second and Thomas Lanphier third in the annual State School of Mines declamation contest held in the Mines chemistry building. Stanley will represent the Butte district at Helena on May 12, with the Helena winner advancing to the Intermountain meet in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stanley
Wallace Tanner
Anaconda
State School of Mines
New Mines
Thomas Lanphier
Jesse G. Ragsdale
Butte High School
M. J. Leonard
Central High School
Samuel Barker
George W. Craven
School of Mines
Stanley
Yeserday
Butte
Helena
Mount St. Charles College
Montana
Salt Lake City
Tanner
America
Lanphier
Mines School
Girl Swallows Pin Lands Patient in Murray Hospital
Miss Gladys Penn of 17 West Broadway is hospitalized at Murray hospital with a pin lodged in her throat. Physicians have failed to remove the pin and will take X ray photographs of her throat today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Penn
West Broadway
Murray Hospital
Aviators Discover Shortcut Pass in Quebec Mountains
Aviators surveying a proposed rail route in Quebec, Canada, found an unknown pass in the Abitibi mountains. The discovery led to a revised line course that is shorter and more direct than the initial measurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Canada
Abitibi Mountains
Firet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry McNelly
William Scott Stewart
Young McClintock
Emma Nelson McClintock
Oscar Olson
Shepherds
Texas
Chicago
Willie
Billy
Latin America
Allan Ryan
Africa
Masons
Orient OF
Mandan Rodeo
South Side
Amundsen
Chief
U. S
Dome Oo
Pepsin Syrup Co
Oseae Ticello, Mll
Nea
Dr. Caldwil's
Oan Tan
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Spokane
D. E. Wilder
Henry Coulam
Consolidated Tcket Office
Rialto Bidg
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!