Death of Victim Expected Soon After Parade Assaults
Reports from Dallas Texas on October 4 describe continued injuries from a parade fight. Crow, a spectator, suffered a knife wound. Sheriff Buchanan and Officer Howard were injured. Authorities delay action awaiting outcome of injuries while calls for Ku Klux Klan investigation grow. Local judges order actions against masked parades as investigations into such groups proceed.
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Crow
Buchanan
Howard
Indorse
Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Ku Klux Klan
Dls
San Antonio
Cameron
James R. Hamilton
Autin
Ulster Premier Takes No Change On Ulster Crisis
In Inverness on October 4 Premier Lloyd George accepted the Freedom of Inverness and discussed unemployment without detailing government plans. He warned against inaction and urged that Ulster be represented to avoid grave misrepresentation. He believed Irish talks require cabinet and Parliament approval and stressed common sense over extremism.
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Lloyd George
Inverness
Iverness
Arbuckle's Blind Pig Disclosed In Prohibition Case
San Francisco report says a portion of the liquor delivered to Roscoe Arbuckle at the Hotel St Francis party linked to Miss Virginia Rappe's death was disclosed in an affidavit in the San Francisco Bulletin. Assistant Attorney General Robert H. McCormack announced Arbuckle’s imminent arrest for alleged prohibition violations with two others to be taken into custody.
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San Francisco
Roscoety
Arbuckle
St. Francis
Virginia Rappe
San
Pran- Maco Bulletin
Robert H. McCormack
United States Attorney General
Bandits Cut Wires Loot Safety Boxes
Bandits severed all telephone and telegraph wires into Starbuck Minnesota and cut the fire bell rope. They looted about $2,500 from Farmers’ Mercantile Co and $1,500 in cash and bonds from safety deposit vaults in the Pope County State Bank. bank funds were untouched.
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Starbuck, Minn
Farmers’ Mercantile Company
Pope County State Bank
John K. O'Rourke Visits Butte From Oregon
Former Silver Bow county sheriff and Eugene hotel proprietor John K. O'Rourke arrived in Butte with his wife to visit local friends. He praised opportunities in Oregon and enjoyed greeting numerous acquaintances, saying it felt good to return to Butte.
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John K. O'Rourke
Butte
Eugene
Ore
Silver Bow County
University of Oregon
John K
Oreham
Long Butte murder trial notes gas and pool hall links
Testimony covered Coskin case with Lambros detailing items moved from the billiard hall after the fire and gasoline purchases. Family members described remarks about burning a building for $1000 while Coskin faced a severe head injury and fatal burns. doctors and officers testified on the cause of burns and Coskin's death.
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Lambros
Tom Davis
Hudson
Broadway
Canning
Theophalos Lambrakis
Greece
United States
Matt’ Mooney
Mike Coskin
Mike
Margaret
Nick Alexander
James Dadies
Leland Cafe
Pioneer Nels Beck Dies at 74 in Deer Lodge Valley
Nels Beck aged 74 died at his Deer Lodge home near Race Track after a brief illness. Born in Denmark on May 6, 1847, he married Marie Hansen in 1872 after arriving in the valley where he lived his life. He left ten children, five sons and five daughters, with 26 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Survived by daughters Anna Ellason Josie Reese Victoria Thorburn and sons Herold Charles Walter Allin Frank Otto. services Friday at 2 PM from the Race Track home with Rev. George Johnson officiating. sons act as pallbearers.
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Deer Lodge
Nels Beck
Mr. Beck
Denmark
Marie Hansen
Deer Lodge Valley
Anna Ellason
Mra
Josie Reese
Wilsall
Mont
Victoria Thorburn
Re Herold
Charles Walter
Allin Frank
Veterans Plan Boxing Bout At Armistice Day Event
Veterans of Wars post in Deer Lodge plans a boxing exhibition at the city pavilion on Armistice Day. Major Conley grants use of the hall. two free services from Hugh Smith, a Pacific coast middleweight titleholder, and Sam Pedersen are promised. The event aims to fund a post home with a “battle royal” featuring five African descent contenders.
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Deer Lodge
Conley
Post
Hugh Smith
Sam Pedersen
Smith
Pacific Coast
Jess Day
Banilon
Ore
John “Telhnan
Welts
Frank Bat
Riu
Sorn Pedersen
Sorn
Camp Lewis
Ovando Bank Case Opens in Deer Lodge Court
Judge George B. Winston opened the new district courtroom in Deer Lodge to select a jury for the Ovando bank case. The State of Montana faces C H Cassill and others formerly with Ovando Bank in a lengthy trial with witnesses including bank officials and examiners. Jurors chosen include W S Inman Frank Warburton and others from varied vocations. The trial could take about two weeks due to voluminous evidence and preliminary testimony underway.
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Deer Lodge
George B. Winston
Montana
C. H
Cassill
Ovando
Inman
Frank Warburton
W. Mer
Henry Briggeman
William Goudge
J. H. Mey
Felix Senecal
Edward Perkins
George V. Ransom
D. D. Johnson
First State Bank
FW. Springhorn
State
W. L. Montgomery
Sioux City
Iowa
W.E. Briggs
Northwestern Bank of Minneapolis
8. Magraw
State Bank
Mra. G. Pitzpatrick
State Bank Examiner
Helena
A. L. Miller
Towa State Savings Bank
Towa
R. D. Larabie
Rable Bros
C. H. Casall
M. Cassil
P. Wilson
Cummins
W. P. Keeley
President Is Asked To Protect Miners
Washington October 4 The United Mine Workers of America asked President Harding to use federal power to safeguard miners' rights after strike disturbances in West Virginia. A committee met the president for an hour, urging protection for arrested workers and outlining their understanding of the situation. No conclusions were released.
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Associated
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Harding
West Virginia
Tridianpolis
Catawan Ontario
Ryman
Powell the Polson Slayer Shot by Posse
A Montana town reels as Powell the Polson slayer is killed by a posse after a rampage through Flathead county. An escape bid and a captured camp are described along with a chilling letter offering stolen goods to entice return. Authorities pursued Powell across cabins, ranches, and hills before gunfire ended the threat.
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Dugout
Tak
Polson
Dewey
Powell
Flathead
Pitney Point
Philip Vollin
Insurance policy dispute over Meyer death case in Idaho
Testimony shows Meyer, who died after two visits to the Thomas office, signed a $10,000 policy application. Witnesses describe Mrs. Meyer’s sorrow and remarks about hard luck after his death, while hints of premium collection and involvement by others surfaced during the session.
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Meyer
Pap
Thomas
Theospital
Lone
Walter Hoodenpyle
Gooding
Idaho
Paul Vincent Southard
West Side Home Burglarized While Family Absent
Burglars struck a Longhome Park street residence early Monday night taking 825 percent in currency from a dresser and four gold watches. They overlooked Liberty bonds and binoculars left in view, rifled a clothes closet, and removed costly women's apparel hanging in the home. The crime was found when the family returned about midnight.
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Parks Street
Negro bandit rides away with $1200 in jewelry
Fort Worth tale reports a black male robber forcing eight house guests at Lake Worth resort to link hands and torture them for over an hour before escaping with more than 1200 dollars in jewelry. He attempted to assault a woman during the escape.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Lake Worth, & Resort
Woods to head central agency
Washington reports indicate officials push plan to address unemployment and public aid. The joint coal committee will reconvene next week to consider a new wage agreement with bituminous miners, replacing the expired pact and guiding mine employment stabilization.
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Woods
Central Agency
Duise Amediated
Plavs
Washington
Coal Committee
National Employment Conference
John L. Lewin
United Mine Workers of America
Reed Denounces Taxation Program In Senate Clash
Senator Harrison cites confusion as Republicans wobble on spending and taxes. Senator Watson accuses White House ties to treaties and rail funding while McCumber urges halting political bickering and advancing the tax plan.
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Harrison
Watson
White House
Incuss
McCumber
North Dakota
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