Dismissal of Carlson contest for sheriff ordered by judge
Judge Benjamin B. Law of Bozeman ordered dismissal of George W. Carlson’s contest against Larry Duggan for sheriff after 12 precincts yielded no material change in official returns. Carlson’s attorney said the canvass showed honest and efficient election work and the case was filed in good faith.
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Butte High Aims to Upset Bil lings in Big Game
Butte High School team pursues a decisive victory today in Billings to overturn prior plans. Key players and local supporters expect a hard fought clash on the field. Local fans anticipate a possible championship turning point for the Butte squad.
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American commission names Ireland visit sub committee
The American commission on condition in Ireland announced its sub committee to visit Ireland for a first hand investigation. Maj. Oliver P. New and others will travel to assess the Irish sit uation hoping to establish facts guiding a peaceful solution.
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Farmer kills family then takes own life in Nebraska barn
In Pender Nebraska on November 24 George H. Binklage a wealthy farmer killed his wife and three children with a hatchet badly wounded his baby and then hanged himself from a barn rafter Neighbors say he despondent over falling land values and lower farm prices.
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Montana Senator Myers thanks voters for state election victory
Washington November 24 Senator Henry L Myers praised Montana voters for a glorious victory for good government. He credited Democrats with Cox’s defeat but expected little action in the coming short session beyond regular appropriations and Montana reclamation interests. He foresaw League of Nations plans likely to fail.
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Thain Jumps Off Track Injuring Two on Oregon Short Line
Train No 29 on the Oregon Short Line derailed at Cotton Idaho with locomotive baggage mail and smoker leaving the track. Engineer Burton and Fireman Dunham leaped to safety. Two passengers Charles Gandacvarin and E B Hanna reported slight injuries. Conductor Weston in charge. Slow speed blamed. all aboard reached Butte by 6 this evening. Burlington line was late. Wyoming freight wreck caused 10 hour delay with no injuries.
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President Wilson Views Pilgrim Landing Pageant
President Wilson watched from the White House east portico as a colorful pageant commemorating the Pilgrims landing 300 years ago proceeded to its end. Mrs. Wilson sat beside him during the observance.
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Mayor's Brother Arrested in Belfast Incident
Belfast dispatch reports David Kelly manager of the Sinn Fein bank in Harcourt Street Dublin was arrested there today. He is a brother of Alderman Kelly the lord mayor elect of Dublin.
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Asquith Moves Resolution on Irish Question in Commons
London Nov 24 Former Premier Asquith leader of the opposition introduced a resolution in the house of commons denouncing the Dublin assassinations and reprisals and urging a course of action. The protest followed recent violence and calls for policy changes. Continued on page five column three.
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Alleged Plans To Destroy Liverpool Docks And Power Plants
London reports allege that Irish republican officers planned to blow Liverpool docks and the Manchester power and water plants after receiving detailed drawings. The schemes targeted 21 points, mainly dock gates, with fires in warehouses and diversions used to hinder authorities.
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Estate yields one dollar in Montana inquiry
John Shannon of Ross Montana rode 50 miles by horseback and two miles by train to Great Falls arriving on November 24 to learn his share of his brother's estate was one dollar.
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Great Falls
Battle of Wits Taxes in Dramatic Trial
Goldie Davis, a Negro girl witness for the state, is deemed qualified to testify after a grueling cross examination. The lengthy trial scene centers on a clash of authority and credibility. Local officials and defense attorneys confront standards of admissibility and the weight of testimony in a tense courtroom drama.
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Keen Wits and Courtroom Skirmishes in Steele Murder Trial
Goldie Davis, star witness, faces tough cross examination in Judge Lynch's court as attorneys clash over her competency. She testifies Frances Steele and Mike Webbe doped McAlona and Kerrigan, stealing $780 and $220, while Davis disputes defense attempts to exclude her thoughts and declares her awareness of the scheme. The day features protests, dramatic testimony, and rapid responses from the witness.
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Frances Steele
James McAlena
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Skirmis
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Harry Meyer
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McAlena
Kerrigan
Frances
Peaches
Menlona
Peacher
Anaconda and Billings to Play Mont. Title Game
Anaconda and Billings high schools will meet for Montana interscholastic football championship in Bozeman on December 4 if Billings defeats Butte tomorrow. A neutral site was chosen after Billings refused to play on the rival’s field. Montana state college officials will arrange logistics with coaches from State College, School of Mines, and State University serving as officials. The meeting also discussed establishing a regular elimination schedule so two teams contest the title annually.
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State School of Mines
Tragedy as Boiler Blast Hits Stoughton Plant
In Madison area reports four men and one woman died when a condensary boiler exploded at a Stoughton marketing plant. The blast hurled bodies a block, leaving them severely mangled and only identifiable after more than an hour. Cause of the explosion was not yet determined.
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Dublin Calm Masking Uneasy Truths Behind Curfew
Dublin remains outwardly calm as two days of curfew lead to unmonious police raids on wanted documents and arrests. Detentions end after questioning with no clear link to republican movement, and travel drops with few tourists. Seizures of bicycles appear as activists counter motor licensing limits.
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