Unti Trial Opens On Assault With Intent To Kill
Jury selection dominated Deer Lodge proceedings as judge George B. Winston began Charles Unti’s first degree assault case. Witnesses described Aug. 2 pool hall confrontation and a Garrison dance incident where Unti claimed gang presence. Early testimony named Sam Kirkes Jr Ernest Morgan and others amid rapid day one progress.
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Deer Lodge
Charles Unti
Louis Knop
George B. Winston
Sam Kirkes Jr
Main Street
Charles Untl
Untl
Garrison
Bill
Lou Knop
Kirkes
James Beaton
Anaconda
Ernest Morgan
Oval
Garrison Dance
Morgan
Unth
Fred J. Davis
Harry Oliver
F. Hi
Albee Ir
Dillon Nuptials and Local Roundup From Dillon News
Spencer and Le Hanny wed by Judge Phillips yesterday in Dillon. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Lorain Spencer of Dillon. Groom from Idaho Falls will make their home there. Community nurse Helen Kingsley returns from Yellowstone Park and will assume duties. Various locals visit Dillon for business and social matters, including John Brenner, J B Shaw, John Peterson, Morrison family, Beott Leavitt, Carl Darnutzer, Doyle family, and Joe Allen from Seattle.
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Spencer
Christian le Hanny
Phillips
Lorain Spencer
Dillon
Idaho Falls
Sept. S
Helen Kingsley
Yellowstone Park
John Peterson
Grant
Bronx
Martin
Bozeman
Tion
Bannack
Howe Morrison
Beott Leavitt
Great Falls
John Judge
Polaris
Carl Darnutzer
Accessor Crook
A Doyle
Centennial Valley
Sin Cy Jer
Gameron
Mont
Hin
Joe Allen
Seattle
Poindexter
Hat Howtown
Electric shock nearly fatal to James Gilbert Deer Lodge
A Deer Lodge city employee James Gilbert was knocked unconscious by a live 2,300 volt wire while replacing street lamps at Fifth and Maryland. Rescue by Dan Harley and Dr. G J Marduette followed as Gilbert revived after 10 minutes, with him still in a nervous condition. The Deer Lodge News also notes improved condition of Jerry Harpole after a separate arm injury and mentions Kathleen Murphy Lattimer wedding in Dubuque Iowa and other local notices and meetings including Rainbow Girls at the Masonic temple.
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Deer Lodge
James Ghivert
Cominis
Fifth
Maryland
Dan Harley
Deer Lodge Electric Company
Gilbert
G. J. Marduette
Mr. Harley
UAT Legaurphy
Kathleen Murphy
Miss Murphy
Dubuque
Town
Ray Lattimer
Mathuw Wints
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Anaconda Hospital Day to Be Observed for First Time
The Smelter City Garden club decided to send a profusion of flowers to patients at St Ann's hospital next Saturday. Club members will distribute the blooms at 10 o'clock, with the flowers gathered from beauty spots around Anaconda. The meeting also discussed planting fall bulbs and shrubbery, underscoring growing local care.
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Anaconda
St.Ann's Hospital
Greater Than a Crown shines at Imperial with romance and thrills
The William Fox picture Greater Than a Crown opens at the Imperial Theater and offers romance, mystery, and adventure. Star Dolores Costello delivers promise in her first leading role, with Margaret Livingston adding charm. Paul Panzer stands out as the menacing villain in Rogell's direction adaptation of Victor Bridges' The Lady From Long Acre.
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William Fox
Imperial Theater
Mr. Lowe
Tidavia
Europe
Dolores Costello
Hollywood
M U A C wins Northwestern Montana baseball title
The M A U C baseball nine of Cal sels ty defeated West Side Giants Helena at Mount St Charles College last Monday to claim the Northwestern Montana championship by an 11 to 2 score. Anaconda lineup included Corrigan catcher Geary pitcher Stergar shortstop Franklin first base Fhagina second Krisan third Boskovich left field Kitley center Simonson right. Townsend fined for drunkenness after pleading guilty. he paid $25 and gave Philipsboro address.
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Cals Elty
Montana
West Side Giants
Helena
Mount St. Charles College
Anaconda Lads
Anaconda
Corrigan
Geary
Piteh
Stergar
Franklin
Fhagina
Krisan
Bosko
Anaconda Schools Reach New High Mark
Attendance at Anaconda public and parochial schools totaled 2675 on the first day, an unusually large start. Principal B D Rice notes 20 more upperclassmen have enrolled since last week, with many underclassmen still to register. St Peter's parochial school reported 600 enrollments on day one and a total of about 200 more expected.
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Ett
B.D. Rice
St. Peter's Parochial School
Three Men Face Assault Charges in Local Court
Frank Paley Marcus Frankovich and John Doc Mardse were charged with third degree assault in Justice Henrold's court after a Monday evening attack on Jani Flynn, the Daly school janitor, on West Fourth Street. Paley, Frankovich and Mardie were arrested or surrendered. bonds set at 50 dollars each. hearing scheduled later.
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Hamunds
Johnson
Mardie
Flynn
Daly School
Witnom
West Fourth Street
Faley
Mr. Fisan
Paley
Mr. Plynn
Prank
Shenandoah wreck film shown at Bluebird theater
The Patife News presents the Shenandoah disaster footage as a landmark in camera history. Patho cameramen rapid reporting via plane-borne film enabled quick development and distribution to major eastern cities. The wreck scenes will be shown tonight at the Bluebird theater.
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Patife
Shenandoah
Ora
World News
Iowa
Patho
Washi
New York
Ing Rashed Ot Laboratory
Iim
Shenan-goah
iBluehira
Constitution Read At Rotary Meeting
Yesterday the Rotary Club held a meeting where a portion of the American constitution was read. A different member will read a paragraph at each future session. President Blake and Secretary Abs dott outlined the day’s proceedings. The event occurred during the club’s session in Butte last Thursday with presidents and secretaries of all Rotary clubs in the state present.
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Rotary Club
Bound Over to District Court for Walter Wooten
Walter Wooten waived a preliminary hearing in Justice Sitha s court and was ordered bound over to district court for trial on indecent conduct charges. He remains in custody with bonds set at $2,000, which have not yet been furnished.
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Walter Wooten
Justice
Improvement District Resolutions Adopted by City Council
At the regular meeting the city council read officer reports and unanimously adopted a resolution creating a new lighting improvement district. The district covers Pine Street from Third to Seventh, Walnut from Third to Seventh, Spruce from Fifth to Seventh, and included side streets. Property owners would pay 78 percent of installation costs, with the city covering 28 percent. Chief Tom Cullen reported 96 August arrests across categories including assault, drunkenness, larceny, and vagrancy with 24 traffic violations. Police Court collections totaled 474.50, with 5 in fees and 24 for auto permits. City weighmaster Mrs Kyle reported 276,265 pounds weighed and receipts of 168.95. The fire hall committee report followed.
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Pine Street
Walnutet
Spruce Street
Tom Cullen
Auong
Thomas F. Murphy
Kyle
Aumittee
H. Hy
Logan Alderman Granted Leave Of Absence
Alderman Logan was granted a leave of absence. The action appears in a local government brief noting his temporary withdrawal from duties. Further details on duration or reasons are not provided in the readable text.
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Logan
Mmery Sei
Con Snea
Rec
Alderman Logan
Clark Fined Ten Dollars for Disturbance
Clark and Gordon Sheehan were booked for disturbance. Clark was fined ten dollars after a hearing before Police Judge Murphy. Sheehan was dismissed on an eighteen dollar bond. Sidney McCollum failed to appear for court as called yesterday afternoon. Anaconda auction of a stone building linked to the old landsman sale scheduled for eight this afternoon proceeding before the courts.
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Mullen Clark
Gordon Sheehan
Edmunds
Murphy
Sheehan
Sidney McCollum
Campbell
Anaconda
Inte Dr
Arnelle
Leland Hotel
M8. Snyder
Cowboys Arriving for Anaconda Rodeo in Red Men Event
Cowboys arriving daily for the Red Men's rodeo at Anaconda athletics field next weekend prepare for bronco riding and bulldogging exhibitions. Notables include Dutch Sidelt Cat McCarthy Walt Bennett Roy Peterson Harry Dragett Fred Burnelly Jack Reynolds The Wyoming Kid Beaver Head Tom Cox and Sam Delauries. The Red Men fair at Main Street headquarters draws crowds as Municipal band concerts and St Pauls Ald society events accompany a whist and music program this evening with a group of local ladies hosting refreshments.
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Anaconda
Didion
Dutch Sidelt
Dutch Sidelt, “Wid Cat” “McCarthy, Walt Bennett, Roy Peterson, Harry” Dragett
Fred Burnelly
Jack Reynolds
Wyoming
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Deer Lodge Bureau
UNTI
Dillon Bureau
Diaon New Xotes
John Brenner
J.B. Shaw
Wisdom
James Gilbert
Jerry Harpole
Jerry
W. A. Harepole
Rivers
Roseman
State College
John Guiot
Avon
C. ¥. Larable
Butte
Walter Kimmerly
Kathy Bensoni
Towa
Jensen
Missoula
A. J. Buchen
Jetlere
Gibson
Clyde Huth
Bert Mannix
Hie Ranch
Helmville
Rand
V. Thompson
Gua Hoeptner
Servic
Gene
Bel Hospital
Anaconda News
Rotary
Graham Brothers
F. O. B. Detroit
Silver Bow Motor Car Co
Graham Brothers Trucks
Dodge Brothers
Clark
St. Paul's Ald Society Win Pe
Bt. ‘Pal School
Barney McTigue
Wy Tescher
Mre
Dan’ Sullivan
Mies
William Halloran
Mes
Ray Mee Bay
Chartee
T.G. Cal
Barieh
Witla Ge Geltegher
Abrams
Electronic Hospital Intermountain
Lewisohn
Hogg Transfer Company
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