Slayers of Two Men Still Here in Killing Mystery
A late Friday night assault near South Montana street left Don King unconscious after two men robbed him. ribs broken, mood uncertain. Police note two suspicious figures were nearby, with connections feared to be linked to prior murders and a planned hold up.
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Bnt
Edmund Thoner
Stock Exchange
Harry Drumm
United States
King
Aglin
Alan
Binsid
Fins
Ting
Jacane
Lie Dulin
Mystery and murder tale stirs Butte case links
A Salt Lake Tribune report attributes the Butte murder mystery to mistaken identity and links it to federal cases in Butte. Sean Bone, an investigator, is named as key to the theory, while local officials dispute tie to the Fried white slavery case and warn of danger to Bone. Bone plans to testify in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Drumm
Edmard
Butters
Salt Lake
Rane
Sean Bane
Finnenes
Butte Murrey
Ivesle
Rona
Naga
Drumm
Hone
Bone
Uederal
Butte
Mironus
Teoplain Butte
Drimm
Renalder
Ait Lake
Tenn Bone
Bureau of Investization
Department of Justice
Sity
Henry Drumm
Eleck
United States Distric. Com
Taily
Federal
Thomas
Max Fried
Butte Court
Tons
Drumin
Fried
Montana
Prien
Ikhelm
Kil
Grace Beal
Spokane
Thage
Plan For Closer Ties With Agricultural Schools
Washington May 17 A conference on improving the relation between the Department of Agriculture and agricultural colleges and experiment stations ended with a plan for a permanent committee and frequent meetings. The goal is closer cooperation to advance growers, farmers, and稳 industry interests across state lines through the colleges and experiment stations acting as the official agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Sgviewurat Colleges and Experiment
Rntinis
Ma-Sheorri
Tofay
Iuustun
Galloway
Uin Axe Xnciation
Miners Entombed After Twin Explosions at Imperial Mine
Two explosions at the Imperial mine of the Qgara Coal company in Bell Valles Ohio killed two men and left eighteen miners trapped. A rescue party penetrating a mile into the mine was killed by a second blast, as workers and officials worked to reach survivors and assess the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Valles
Ohio
Imperial
Qgara Coal Company
Tante
Mie
Harry Dudley
Marriage Fees as Graft Calls by Minister
Chicago May 17 marriage fees are called graft by a minister in a state pl ong to lay by Rev A Pennwell pastor Euclid Avenue Episcopal Oak Dark. He says marriage is a rite that should be free in church and ministers should not charge. He asserts ministers who take fees should be ashamed and that no minister is forced to officiate for pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. Pennwell
Euclid Avenue Episcopal Church of
Oak Dark
Y. Pennwell
Winigtor
No Troops for Cincinnati Despite Mayor's Request
Petition for receiver of traction company filed in Cincinnati amid city tensions. Judge George Geoban heard arguments as cars remained off streets after a concerted effort to operate led to clashes at Brighton barns and nearby sites. Injuries and hospitalizations followed a chaotic scene with debris from a collapsed building used to strike at a passing car.
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Cincinnati
Gerner Cox
Une
Oan
Brighton
Aij Heyat
Une Uestory
Lniun Central Life Insurance Company
Pheca
Ankut Convicted of Offering Bribe in High-Profile Trial
New York on May 1 reports Ankut was found guilty of offering a bribe in a case linked to the slaying of Shinford White. The jurors deliberated about two and a half hours before delivering the verdict. The accused contends the money, $2900, was for legal measures to aid his client. The defendant faces up to several years in prison.
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New York
Auiad
Thiew Sram
Ilegal
Yesseline
Wes
Knee Antut
W. Russell
Alu Leawan Hospital
Shinford White
Russell
Antut
Tann
Leozen
Ann
Gm Cas
Japanese negotiations stay stalled in Washington
Diplomatic talks between the United States and Japan remain at a standstill with no key developments expected soon. Officials say Governor Johnson has not signed the land bill, a possible condition for resuming negotiations. Secretary Bryan urged restraint and no sensational coverage while a May conference with Wilson did not address state relations with Japan.
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Washington
Mar
Ferall
Allen Land
State Department
Johnson
Bryan
Palley
Willy Emt Wilson
Japan
Huge stock farm deal eyed near Missoula
Special Dispatch reports plans for a 2000 acre stock farm two miles west of Missoula to establish a stock gathering point for Western Montana. Owner Tobinson of Armour Swift aims to import thoroughbred cattle and fatten livestock for shipment, with a price tag between 75000 and 100000 dollars. final closing anticipated next week as negotiations proceed.
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Ue Flandaca
Missoula
Toke Robison
Umiergo
Mssualt
Oatir
Montana
Greeholmh
Mir Tobinson
Armour Swift, Integesis
Wesxus
Peking
Muster
Thobinson
Texas
Bellave
Fragmented 1920s newspaper page fragment reveals varied local items
A garbled OCR snapshot shows references to slavers, governors, electric urgencies, ads, society notes, and theater. It mentions a ruler of some city, legal actions, and several unidentified names and events, with scattered headlines and column cues across sport, real estate, markets, and editorial sections.
Union talks among three Presbyterian bodies with Civil War greetings
The report notes progress toward unity among at least two of the three Presbyterian groups. The Northern Assembly will exchange greetings with Confederate veterans, with invitations extended and receptions held. Postmaster General Crane died in Montana after a long illness, leaving a widow and a large family.
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Hollie Reheral
Mylica Tere
Southern Presbyterian
Northern Assembly
Erin Veter
Chile
Lepan
Goarne
Crane
Mr. Crane
Ace
Auyeréfler
Montana
Laur
Tmstena
Governor Goes to Helena in Contested Move
A political struggle moves Governor toward Helena as months of tension unfold. Officials in the capital region prepare for possible transitions and security considerations amid the contested appointment.
State Projects Amended and Governor Acts
Amended statements outline state projects amid political contention. Governor Hartley and officials pledge cooperation with leaders Myers and Wilsh to advance federation proposals while countering attacks on Dr Powell Newell and others. Officials seek to transfer power and align with firms and regional interests amid demonstrations and public debate.
Oregon Demands Montana Fund For River Projects
Linden Washington May 11 Oregon senator led calls to divert part of the 195,000,000 Montana allotment to Oregon river projects Lena Lane urged shifting funds for Mille and Sunriver works. Montana witnesses testified government workers would back the plan but Montana residents doubt repayment. Secretary Land weighs fresh contracts as testimony continues and Senate debates funding outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
Washington
Uuther
Mille River
AfonLinik
Xenabor Lane
Oregon
Iathy
Montana
Mortara Tye
Montini
Newbhunds
Nevarra
Ciime Montane
Oregin
Land
Tor Tig
Mijke
Srvn Tioat
Meeting Held at Ronan Concerning Reservation
A meeting was held at Ronan to discuss the Peathen reservation issue. Officials stated the matter was sent to Washington for action and review.
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Ronan
Great Montana Reservation Meeting Seeks Path to Open Lands
The May 17 meeting on the Flathead Reservation drew Indians and whites, merchants and officials to discuss reclamation work, land titles, water rights, and the need to open lands for private entry under government supervision. Delegates urged faster reclamation, cheaper land costs, and removal of red tape while urging Washington to publish costs and accelerate progress. A committee from each association was named to pursue certification on Page -Feur.
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Livpand
Stendard
Manan
Mons
Anerchanta
Permers
Setilera
Washington
Cael
Weathers
Montana
Salec Dinamo
Te Reclamation Service
Indersta
Passitin Oral
Dogrthey
Dames Tlasrhert
Polson
Ghnsman
BE. U Healy
Ranun
eMalrniyy Tarbert
White Wien
Ronan
AL O'Connell
Pulsag
A. M. Therberg
Honan
Coker P. Rathbone
Jtonah
Andresy Beckwith
St. Igtins
AL 4 Chemas
Dixon
F. M. Lawrence
Missenta
Fox Washington
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Don King
Max Danial Calder
Fest
Lutte
Gothrernom
I Ath
Wade
Beoth Wai
Traction Company
Scutari
Entiey
Moontenegerins
Scutart
Ankut
Rulle
Stewil
Tistian Sergnee Recurer
Anacoida
Eumuz
Wenyth
Hidaes Booker
CAV Winsry
Vietmws
We-Vatie
Iptes
Galth Tel Ns
Wils + son
Jack Hose
W. C. Burn
Ferry Roundet
S-Society
Wormers
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the Elks
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Jenera svoyUng
Boe Neil
J—Samhwenacovers Dail
Mr_ C. U. Kidd
Gma Oven
Braaleith Lyre
AcMra
Monge
Werardilig Heie
Laglealin
WNIOK
Rly Setohen
Nadl
Toad WN
Helena Hay Foi Monat Caestala
Securtary Las
Soverney Akewart
WTOP
Atantana
Orguiulanfiens
Henuter Carter
Wilsh
Seorethey Lane
Ave
Konig
Witichas
AE Hale
Chamt Falls
Gent Mills
Megs
Ema
Wendy
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Albany
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Doane
Ghreeses
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