Plea Not Guilty Yet In Mitchell Court Martial
Washington October 30 The court martial for Col William Mitchell heard brief sessions with pleas of not guilty recorded and denied the bill of particulars. Reports circulated that Mitchell sought confrontation with President Covide or War Secretary Davis, but a decision was set for Monday after recess to examine three Tex witnesses.
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Associated
Washington
William Mitchell
Mitchell
Hie Ace
Covlldes
Dwight ¥. Davis
Frank R.reid
Minot
Tate
Monay
Mr. Reid
Col
Sherman Morelandy
Moreland
Meld
Charge of Cowardice Against Officers
Chicago police searched without result for Martin J. Durkin, a gunman and auto thief sought in the killing of a federal operative and wounding of officers. Marion Austin, wife of a slain man, claimed police shot Durkin despite his surrender and that officers were afraid of him. Austin said his husband was killed night of the raid after Durkin escaped a police trap.
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Chicago
Martin J. ‘Durkin
Marion Austin
Durkin
Austin
Betty Werner
Huby’s Barber Shop Patronized in Love Triangle Case
Chicago report notes a gender based double standard in a local barber shop dispute. Carrie Guthans and her husband Arthur Guthans are involved after she finds initials and a name on a cash register envelope tied to sexual patrons. The case moves through court as details unfold.
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Associated Presse
Chicago
Carrie Guthans
Arthur W. Guthass
Missoula Woman Elected Leader in Second District Federation
Special Dispatch reports the eleventh annual convention of the Second district of the Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs in Philipsburg. More than 50 delegates attended. M. M. Keith of Missoula was elected president, with Tea Woodard of Wisdom as vice president, Rox McHugh of Philipsburg recording secretary, and Gardiner Anaconda treasurer. The gathering opened at the courthouse with remarks by Mrs. Keith, discussions on dues and expenses, and brief club reports. Dolly Dean Burgess of Helena spoke on the International Council of Women and Washington, D. C. meetings.
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Stanuara
Philipeburg
Montana Federation of Women Clubs
di Ict
M .M. Keith
Missoula
M. ‘Tea Woodard
Wisdom
North
Boulder
Wise River
Phillpsburg
Dolly Dean Burgess
Helena
International Council of Women
Washington, D.C
Margaret ‘Thomas
Civil War Hero Felix Agnus Dies at 56
Gen. Felix Agnus veteran of Napoleon's army and the Civil War, former publisher of the Baltimore American and Baltimore Star, died at his Baltimore home after eight months of illness. He was 56.
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Assnewcearess
Baltimore
Felix Agnus
Napoleon Tif
Baltimore American
Baltimore Star
Agnus
Ness
New Era of Respect for League of Nations Dawns
Washington observes a new push for League backed peace as President Coolidge signals broad support for European security pacts. The United States appears ready to influence ratification without direct entanglement, seeking a stronger League to prevent Balkan wars and demonstrate its vitality. Possible reconsideration of U.S. stance is hinted, mixing benevolence with long-term self interest.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
Coolidge
Europe
Bigtes
United Baten
Coolidae
League of Nations
Balkans
United States
League
Brannon Attacks Education Funds Distribution Policy
Great Falls, Oct. 30. University of Montana Chancellor M. A. Brannon told the North Central division of the Montana Education association that youth show loyal civic spirit and high standards. He warned that fear of free education and radical ideas could retard educational service and referenced reports of spending seven times as much on luxuries as on education in 1922.
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Montana
Associated Prose
Great Falls
America
M. A. Brannon
University of Montana
North Central Division
Montana Education Association
Freason
Telal
Bous
Enthusiae
League to settle all disputes by league
The article discusses the League of Nations as a mechanism to resolve disputes and prevent war. It mentions historical debates on security treaties and a shift toward using collective security to avoid future conflicts, highlighting key figures and aims of the era.
Mystery Gathered On Amissouri Ave Little Cabin
A recluse named Fournier was reported missing and police found a dead man in a bunk inside a small cabin at 1133 Bussouri Avenue. Blood on the face and head suggested foul play. authorities noted the body did not match Fournier. The case continued as investigators pursued leads.
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Bussouri Avenu
Twe eNeighbors
le “Adownce
Fournier
Vournier
Cadena
Radio receiving range to be tested today in Butte
Butte radio owners may test daylight reception as the Consaga-Haskell football broadcast from Spokane is made via the new station HQ on 273 teferend 4,000 watts, KH ill beam, at 3 o'clock Butte time. Closeness may hinder Spokane signal reach. (Continued on 2, Column 1)
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Radio Seta
Gretallx
Spokane
Bute
Imey
Miller Indicted by Federal Jury for Fraud
New York Oct 30 Former alien property custodian Col Thomas Williams Miller and four Germans and Swiss were indicted today by a federal grand jury on fraud charges. The indictments allege the sale of about seven thousand dollars of American Metal Co property meant to represent a 94 percent enemy interest. The grand jury said Miller John King from Connecticut and the late Jesse Smith conspired with the foreign defendants for payment of three hundred ninety one thousand dollars recovered assets. King waived immunity. he was not indicted. Miller is expected to appear for arraignment.
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New York
Thomas Williams Miller
By & Nd
Uniter
American Metal Company
Rand
Miller
John King
Connecticut
Jesse Smith
Daugherty
King
Berenger Named French Ambassador to United States
At the Associated Press dispatch from Paris dated October 30 Senator Victor Henry Berenger a noted French financial official is set to be appointed ambassador to the United States succeeding Emile Daeschner. Berenger’s nomination follows Daeschner’s criticism by debt commission members and potential opposition from Senators Borah and Hiram Johnson to accepting French terms on the debt settlement.
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Victor Henry Berenger
Banmador
United
Busted
Emile Dackehner
Daeschner
United Theam
Debt
Borah
Menator Hnioot
M. Dueschier
Calllaux
Frases
Staton
Almont
Governor Erickson backs rural education program in Dillon
In Dillon on October 30 Governor E. Erickson declared strong support for an educational plan to expand rural student opportunities, bolster respect for the constitution, enforce law and order, and prepare agricultural district students for farm challenges. He urged teaching youth democratic citizenship to sustain republican government amid societal unrest.
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Dillon
Echo
E. Erickson
Washington Snow Shatters Records
Weather bureau records dating to 1870 were surpassed by an early snowfall described as a two inch fall. The storm reached Virginia and extended south to Tennessee Oklahoma and Arkansas with similar early winter indications reported in several locations.
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Ane Assoemien
Washington
Weather Bureau
Tour Indies
Virginia
Lynchburg
Tennnessee
Olahoma
Arkansas
Prohibition Stance Endorsed By Federal Churches
The Associated Press reports the Federal Council of Churches administrative committee reaffirms national prohibition, stating no changes to its policy. It calls a renewed moral crusade to strengthen enforcement and voluntary compliance with the law to ensure orderly government.
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Federal Council of Churches
Associated Press
Washington
Willon
Friends Nnd
Canadian Premier Will Not Resign
Ottawa dispatch reports the governing party faces a tight parliamentary path after the election returns. Leaders may pursue six more years to secure a solid majority in the next House, with Liberal seats and constituencies still uncertain.
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Eee
Ottawa
Fonkervas
Arthur
Nas
Cominams
Mushy footing helps ban costly Halloween pranks
Snow and ice conditions reduce Halloween mischief as authorities report fewer pranks. Chief Probation Officer D J O Conor notes heavy snow keeps youth from vandalism and doorbell ringing, while communities plan safety minded celebrations despite earlier cold weather and storms.
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