Kidnapping charges filed in Montana custody dispute
Vincent Larish a World War II veteran and his mother Frances Larish face kidnapping charges in Justice of the Peace court after Marie Downs, former wife of Larish, accused them of disobeying a court order by taking their 4 year old daughter toward Washington by auto. Downs, French war bride, says the couple must stay within the jurisdiction. Officers seek the child, believed to have already left Montana, to return to Downs pending further action.
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Justice of the Peace McNamara
Vincent Larish
Frances Larish
Marie R. Downs
Lavish
Washington
State of
Downs
Larish
Montan
MacMillan Returns From Frozen North In Home Port Today
Monhegan Island Me Oct The steamers Bowdoin and Peary arrived at the wharf with cheers and welcome words from relatives and friends. Commander MacMillan will stay overnight before entering Wisconsin’s home port after Arctic expeditions now numbering nine. Mrs M A Schur of San Diego wife of Lieutenant Schur was among the first aboard. The two ships raced down the Nova Scotia coast on the last leg of their Arctic run.
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Monhagan Island
Bowdoin Peary
MacMan-nayy
Bowdein
Hietle
MacMillan
Wiscacseti
Wis
M.A. Schur
San Diego
Cal
Schur
Nova’ Scotia
Arctic
Layoff Big Help to Washington to Harris Opinion
By Buck Harris manager and second baseman of the Washington club the rain that postponed the world series gave Washington a chance to use right hand pitchers against Pittsburgh in the three games here and perhaps the return of Bluege to third base. The club physician reported Bluege not seriously injured by a pitch and Buddy Myer could handle third if needed.
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Washington
Washington Club
Pittsburg
Oale
Bluege
Vic Aldridge
Cer
Buddy Myer
Rruege
Crop report notes improvement in UOP situation
The Agriculture Department monthly crop report says September brought better rainfall and less drought impact with minimal frost allowing late crops to mature. Corn gains are seen with an estimated 3,000,000 bushels more than last month, while the total wheat crop is forecast around 697,272,000 bushels and spring wheat at 281,575,000.
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Prec
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Xperis
U S Shipping Board as a Semi Judicial Body Clash
The piece argues the U S Shipping Board acts as a semi judicial authority, amid a constitutional clash between the president and Congress. It notes the board’s role parallels the Interstate Commerce Commission and discusses the push to regulate water commerce during Wilson’s era.
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U.S. Shipping Board
Thero
Sion
Tariff Commission
Shipping Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
McAgoo
New York
Nat
D A R Dedicates Marker in Missoula Ceremony
The Montana Daughters of the American Revolution closed their two day state conference in Missoula with a bronze Lewis and Clark marker dedication at Traveler Rest Lolo. About 200 attendees heard speeches by officers and dignitaries including Mrs. H R Wahoske Great Falls and Mrs. C A Rasmussen Helena. The next annual meeting will be in Butte after an invitation accepted by the convention.
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Mra
H.R. Wahoske
Great Falls
Montana Society of the
D. A. St
C. A. Rasmussen
Helena
Lee
L. W. Crouch
C.K. Dickey
Kalispell
Butt
Ticular
Anaconda Copper Mhix Company
Solo
Lewis and Clark
Sacajawea
Bret
Anne M. Lang
Billings
Laura Tolman Scott
Armstead
Pioneer
Preal University
Missoula County
J. M. Keith
Bitter Root
Misnovia
R. R. Wilbur
County Commissioners
J. A. Griswold
Missoula
Darbarn Nelson
John M. Griswold
Millions Missed by Mail Robbers
A band of seven men held a truck in Los Angeles at night and escaped with six bundles of registered mail valued at two million dollars in bonds and securities. Investigating officers said the robbers altered their plan and chose a different truck, resulting in a smaller haul than expected.
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Associated Press of
Angeles
P. P. O'Brien
Mrs Lansdowne says husband protested Shenandoah flight
Mrs Margaret Ross Lansdowne widow of Commander Zachary Lansdowne testifies before the naval court of inquiry that her husband protested the mids continental Shenandoah flight. She cites official correspondence indicating his protest and a suggestion to postpone the airship’s flight to the second week of September.
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Associated Pre
Washington
Atrs
Margaret Ross Lansdowne
Zachary Lansdowne
Wilbur
Naval Court of Inquiry
Naval Secretary
Lane Gowne
Maval Oper
New Orleans Court Asked to Halt Bishop Brown Sentence
A petition will be filed in U S court to restrain the Episcopal House of Bishops from sentencing Bishop William Montgomery Brown for alleged heresy. Brown says he will seek an injunction to protect his seat and rights in the house. In Manchester New Hampshire a slight earthquake rattled Central New Hampshire and touched northern Maine with no damage reported.
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House of Episcopal Bishops
New Orleans
United States Court
Episcopal House of Bishops
William Montgomery Brown
Brown
Ethelbert Talbot
Episcopal Church
United States
Joseph W. Shorts
House of Bishops
Arkansas
Talbot
Manchester
New Hampshire
Maine
Kirtley
Harvard
Sage and Philosopher Zupplecane on Players Spirit
A sage and philosopher coach argues football players’ spirit matters more than mere physique. He notes many with brutal looks are tame on the field while frail seeming rivals may show the drive to win, and a coach must test a man’s soul before judging his worth.
Denver Auto Train Collisions Toll 12 Lives Across States
A series of crashes and a fire on Oct 9 totaled 12 deaths and seven injuries across Colorado, Wyoming, and nearby areas. Three Colorado School of Mines students died in a Golden auto accident while returning from a football game. A Leadville youth died after his legs were severed by a train. Two laborers were crushed by a boiler mishap in Alamosa, and other fatal incidents included a man struck by a vehicle and a woman burned in Loveland. A Denver passenger train collision injured several and prompted safety warnings.
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Associated Prose
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Colorado School of Mines
Golden
Col
Leadville
Alamosa
Cheyene, Wye
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Ane
May Kinfeatn
Loveland
Denver & Tio Grande
Fire at National Enameling Plant Causes 260000 Loss
Darage estimated at 260000 resulted from a blaze of undetermined origin at the National Enameling and Stamping company plant in Louis. The building housed steel rolling mills and a paint shop in the levee district. About 600 workers had exited before the fire was found, nine clerks remaining inside briefly to secure office records. No injuries reported.
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Louis
Darage
National Enameling and Stamping Company
Levee
McQuigg elected national commander at American Legion meet
The American Legion's seventh annual convention concluded with John R. McQuigg of East Cleveland Ohio chosen as national commander. McQuigg 59, a former engineer officer and banker, won 661 votes to Edward Spafford 224 and Howard Savage garnering the rest as consensus grew for a unanimous result despite opposition. The meeting also discussed Mitchell's proposal for a defense department with three branches, navy army and air, under unspecified leadership.
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American Legion
John R
McQuigg
Spafford
Am. Mitchell
Idan Eock
Ansporea
Legion
Mitchell
Department of Defense
Navy
Army
Vive
J.8 and Czechs in agreement on debt
The agency reports that the United States and Czechs reached an agreement on debt terms related to a settlement. The settlement involves a reduction of certain obligations and relies on pre funding and accrued interest calculations. Government officials note a structured payment plan and regulatory review by Congress.
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Washington
Coeens Novakire
Tate
Iarens
America
Wild price swings curbed by Chicago Board of Trade
Associates Press reports Chicago Board of Trade adopted new rule revisions to curb violent price swings and enhance ethics. Changes include emergency trading limits with 12 directors present, a business conduct committee to supervise member ethics, and allow voting by mark. Endorsed by the agriculture department, Minneapolis already adopted similar amendments.
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Chicago Board OF Trade
the Associates Press
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Minneapolis
Frank L. Carey
Presi
Dent
Publ Hig
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Larigh
Harris
Bucky” Harris
Worldmpton Washington Club
UOP
President Coolidge
Admiral Leigh Palmer
Paige
Resolution
Anaconda Company
Butte
H. R. Wahoske
Anaconda
Mnonice
Flyer
Mis
Bishop Brown
Zupplecane
Zuppke
the Standard
School of Mines
Cheyenne
MM Quige
Philadelphia
Veterans’ Organization
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