Colorado Doctor Trial Details Poisoning and Self-Harm Claims
Testimony in the trial includes Dr. Dennis asserting no marks of violence and possible poisoning or chloroform. Bishop relays the defendant’s son-in-law repeating “sorry” as witnesses describe Hazel Blazer’s condition and a night of illness. Dr. Aldredge testifies Blazer was in a stupor and later found with a self-inflicted throat wound, Blazer allegedly admitting the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
Bishop
Dr. Blazer
Hazel
A. D. Aldredge
Agricultural conference ends its work
The president dissolved the agricultural conference on recommendation of Robert D. Carey. He said most recommendations are in effect and a satisfactory farm-solution appears likely. The cooperative marketing proposal remains with Congress, now under Secretary Jardine's review with industry leaders' backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Coolidge
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Congress
Jardine
Sister Mary Victor Dies After Illness at 73
Sister Mary Victor aged 73 and a long time St. James hospital staff member died at 1 45 this morning after a three week illness. For 17 years she led the night shift of nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Victor
St. James’ Hospital
Tax Publicity From Bill Shapes Nonpartisan Reform
Committee leaders report progress on a proposed tax bill framed to be nonpartisan. A revenue cut of about 200 million dollars annually is approved with at least 100 million more to be shaved from excise and special taxes, to be reviewed next week. A government actuary’s table shows altered income tax schedules for a married man with two dependents, noting exemptions and reduced rates. Further reductions on higher incomes await surtax schedule preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
House
Ways and Means Committee
Joseph I. McCoy
Groas
Social events and notices from South Side News
A social shower for Laura Davey, soon to wed Walter Oleson, featured music games and a decorated gift basket. St. Ann’s Holy Name parish plans communion. ill reports include Anna Barliett and Frank Barliett. Local hospital cases, Five Hundred club gatherings, and family trips noted alongside Pioneer Day at Whittier School. A church wedding of Margaret Chapman and Dugall McDonald is reported with attendants named. Harrison Avenue theater advertisement included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bouley
South
Idaho Street
Laura Davey
J. Stamsos
B. Trimble
Tressider
H. Berryman
N. Hanson
A. McMillan
J. Ballard
W. Sampson
P. Colter
H. Williams
A. Richards and
Baby
Wesley Richards
Holy Name Society of
St. Ann's Church
Anna Barliett
Walnut Street
Frank
Carl Foster
Utah Avenue
Deaconess Hospital
BE. Wolahan
Five Hundred
C. W. Granger
Aberdeen Street
Ron Seymore
Harold Hansen
al Downs
Clark
Sacajawea
Lewis
William Purnett
Harvard Avenue
Lewistown
St. Peter
W. A. Sauer
Glendive
J. L
Robert Bryant
Gus Ott
Archa Marsh
Meagher
Helen Darsh
Edith Nelson
Margaret Elizabeth Chapman
Dugall McDonald
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Father MacDonald
Margaret McDonald
Andrew Ross
Ben Wilson
Law
Harrison Avenue Theater
Adv
Harriman and Anaconda Take Polish Giesche Holdings
W A Harriman company and Anaconda Copper Mining of Montana jointly acquire the Polish holdings of the Georg Von Giesche Heirs Mining company. They have paid $10,000,000 on account to aid reconstruction and ease financial strain during the consolidation. If examinations confirm, control of equity in the properties may pass to Harriman & Co and Anaconda Copper. The Von Giesche works include a 150 million pound annual zinc capacity and major coal mines supplying regional industrial needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Harriman & Co
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
von Giesache
Germany
Prussia
Sde
Anaconda Company
Harriman
Associated Press
Berlin
W. A. Harriman
W. A. Harriman Company
New York
Montana
Georg von Giesche Heirs
von Glesche
Anaconda
Indian War Vet Burkman Ends His Life at Sawtelle
The story recounts veteran Burkman, tied to General Custer and the Little Big Horn era, who killed himself after a troubled run including Nez Perce actions and a failed effort to enter a soldiers home. His life stirred by gear and memory, Mrs. Custer recalled Dandy and Victor, the General’s horses, and Burkman’s ties to Cavalry camp lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer
the Big Horn
Burkman
Little Big Horn
Victor
Joseph
Sturgie
Canyon Creek
Billings
Bear Paw Mountains
Montana
Sawtelle
California
Vic
Plea of not guilty entered by Miller
Col Thomas W. Miller pleaded not guilty before Judge Goddard to a conspiracy to defraud the United States while alien property custodian. His counsel argued the conduct was barred by the statute of limitations. Miller was freed on a $5,000 bond. The indictment alleges he returned nearly $7,000,000 of sequestrated American Metals assets to Swiss interests with $441,000 received by Miller, John T. King and Jesse Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas W. Miller
Goddard
United States
Robert Johnstone
Miller
American Metals Company, Ltd
Service
John T. King
National Republican
Proclaimed Damascus Governors Named in Cairo Dispatch
In a Daily Mail Cairo dispatch the insurgent leader Rama dan Pasha Iben Shellash proclaims himself military governor under a provisional government. Nessib Bey Bakry is proclaimed civil governor as the crisis around Damascus deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Damascus
Cairo
Daily Mail
Ramadan Pasha Iben Shellash
Nessib Bey Bakry
Plot 70 Murder Plot Foiled In Italy
The investigation traces a failed plan to kill Premier Mussolini led by ex deputy Zamboni. Detectives shadowed suspects, Zamboni fled toward Rome with three companions, and a disguise laden stay near St. Peter's preceded his arrest. Guards were posted at opposition newspapers to curb vandalism risks.
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Interior
Luigi Federaoni
Zamboni
Mantua
Zanboni
Rome
Zaniboni
St. Peters
General Cappello
Drasoni
Mussolini
Corso
Piazza Colonna
Znniboni
Dragoni
Bozeman Cattleman Divides Honors With Washington Breeders
Bozeman Monts W O Bohart shared top honors in the Brown Swiss section with Peringer and Salzman of Belmont Wash. Senior and grand championships for buff and cow went to Bohart with Meadow Green over Boy and Bob's Mascot. E Dah Ho IL Shorthorn steer shown by University of Idaho and bought by Baston Ward will go to Chicago for the International Livestock Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Portland
University of Idaho
Baston & Ward
Blackhawk Ranch
Diablo
Cal
Chicago
Middle West
Pacific Slope
Cass Nichols
Salem
Berkshire
Reich Brothers
McCleay
Ore
Hampshire
E. M. Fruitts
Cambridge
Idaho
Cavalier
Bobby Vernon
Adam Seitz
Bozeman
Mont
Peringer and Salzman
Belmont
Wash
Bohart
Meadow Green
Bob
Lazy D
May
Cleverhill
Peringer
Montana Holds 1921 Gasoline Tax Active Despite 1923 Ruling
Helena Nov 6 The Montana state board of equalization and attorney general say the 1921 one cent gasoline tax remains in force despite the 1923 Supreme Court ruling against the tax act as discriminatory. Delinquent firms owe 108 957 19 with penalties, led by Sunburst Refining 48001 04 and Lewistown Oil and Refining 32313 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana Supreme Court
State Board of Equalization
Sunburst Refining Company
Sunburst
Lewistown Oil and Refining Company
Arro Oil and Refining Company
Continental and Mutual
Board of Equalization
Mary R Short Dies at Butte Home After Illness
Mrs. Mary R. Short mother of George N. Short president of the Butte YMCA died at 704 West Park street after a period of poor health. She was 70 and had moved to Butte eight years ago from Ohio to live with her son. Funeral services are set at Mountain View Methodist church at 2 30 p m with Rev C Leslie Clifford officiating. The body will be sent to Bellefontaine Ohio after services with her husband accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Short
George N. Short
Butte Y. M. C. A
West Park Street
Short
Marion
Warren G. Harding
Mountain View Methodist Church
C. Leslie Clifford
Whitechapel
Belle Fountaine
Ohio
Mr. Short
Broadway vaudeville on stage with fashion and laughs
The Broadway theater hosts the Association Vaudeville bill featuring The Fashion Follies with Violet Roland and a style demonstration from 1776 to today. Rice and Cady bring back their laughs, Lind-Tree-O perform dangerous stunts, Eldert perform Rural Oddity, Rinehart and Duff sing, and The People vs. Nancy Preston features Marguerite De La Motte and John Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Roland
Rice and
Cady
Billy Eldert
Ray and Eldert
Rinehart and
Duff
the People
Nancy Preston
Marguerite de la Motte
John Bowers
McNamara Named to Livestock Board in Helena
Gov J B Erickson appointed C J McNamara of Helena to the livestock commission to fill a vacancy created by the resignation of L B Taylor of Chinook. McNamara will serve until March 1 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helena
J. B. Erickson
C. J. McNamara
Livestock Commission
L. B. Taylor
McNamara
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Rosa Fullerton
Clearfield Pennsylvania resident Rosa Fullerton testifies that Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her strength and nerves. She says the remedy improved her appetite and energy, enabling her to work again and she offers to answer letters and allow use of her testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Rosa Fullerton
S. 2Nd Street
Moone's Emerald Oil Marketed for Bunion Relief
An ad touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a simple affordable remedy to reduce inflamed toe joints. It promises full strength two ounce bottles from reputable druggists and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It also claims quick improvements for swollen veins when applied night and morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
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Colorado
Rialto
Nancy Mather
Richwood
FOLEY
Ail Drugoiste
New Avenue
South Side News Flantione Aa
Bettis
U. S
Army
Navy
Cyrus J. Bettis
Mitchell Field
L. A
al Williams
A.C. M
Fred Goetz
University of Ilinois
Henry Gross
Thompson & Sons Meats and Groceries
Utah Ave
del Monte
Bozeman Cattleman
Havre
Kalispell
Miles City
Calgary
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
Williston
Yellowstone Park
Rockies
Saskatchewan
Winter Garden
Butte
Buster Martin
Philadelphia
Charleston
Mao
Mary Short
M’namara
Livestock Board
Government Railways
Denmark
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