Man Found Guilty in Deer Lodge Riot Case
DEER LODGE Sept 11 Charles Unti the first of 14 defendants tried before Judge Winston on riot charges from Garrison night of Avie 3 was found guilty of second degree assault in a verdict after two and a half hours deliberation Sentencing will occur next Thursday when formal pronouncement of verdict and penalty is made The complaint was filed by William Knop Other charges include first degree assault with intent to kill for another defendant and 18 others await trial Jury selection involved 11 jurors passed state challenges and a special venire of 20 names was drawn for subsequent panels Debris of the case shows ongoing court activity and local civic notes in Deer Lodge
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Deer Lodge
Charles Unti
Winston
Garrison
Ant
William Knop
Louis
Joe Shagina
Elmer Richards
Thomas Myles
Alonzo Potts
Hans Hansen
John Blianon
J. M. Dixon
Ir. ‘A. MacPherson
Thompson
Frank
Vaughn
Davey
Ben Goldie
Victor ‘Hendrickson
Harry Oliver
Robert V. Steinberger
Fred L. Davis
Avon
Jenison
Jengai Dvando
Accidental Gun Discharge Near Deer Lodge
An unloaded six shooter nearly killed foreman Charles Comanet while he herded sheep eight miles from Rock Creek lake. A misfire left a bullet entering his groin and exiting near the knee. He was treated by camp staff and transported to St Josephs hospital where his condition improved and recovery is expected.
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Deer Lodge
Charles Comanet
Comanel
Guy Stambaugh
Deer Lodge Farms Company
Rock Creek Lake
Stambaugh
Tender
Eit
St. Joseph’ Hospital
Moose Members Head to Butte for Tri-City Celebraton
About 20 Deer Lodge Moose will travel to Butte this afternoon for a tricky Moose meeting of Montana Legion No 161. Members from Anaconda, Butte and Deer Lodge will take part in a special program after the business session featuring prominent lodge speakers, assorted musical numbers and a luncheon.
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Deer Lodge
Deer’ Lodge
Moose
Butte
Montana Legion No. 161
Anaconda
Deer Lodge Council Orders Roof replacement and pavilion repairs
The Deer Lodge council, led by Mayor Frank Conley, met Thursday evening to approve replacing the hail damaged roof of the city hall and to authorize repairs to the city pavilion roof. J. E. O'Neill won the roofing contract. A further matter was to be considered at the meeting.
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Batterson
Wort Deer Lodge
George Kearney
Conley
C. J. Kading
Kading
Deer Lodur
Deer Lodge
Frank Conley
J. E. O'Neill
Montana highway commission designates roads for markers
The Montana highway commission at its monthly meeting designated routes for marking as part of the federal highway system. Roads include Roosevelt highway from Browning to Great Falls via Helena and Armington, linking to Sulphur Springs and Livingston, with extensions toward Roundup and Aberdeen on the Montana border.
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Montana Highway Commission
Roosevelt Highway
Browning
Great Falls
Hel Hutte
Hones
Armington
Sulphur
Livingston
Cardiner
Arming
Grant Maine
Ilies
Hiktdin
Aberdeen
Hanno
Anaconda Rodeo Opens With Mammoth Parade Today
Anaconda hosts a two day rodeo starting with a mammoth parade at 12 30. The rodeo opens at 1 20 on the athletic field with a record crowd expected. riders and stock from Gray Scott and other entrants including the Brandin sisters join numerous named participants for Thrills and events. A Kiwanis night adds to the fair atmosphere with processions from Anaconda, Butte and Philipsburg.
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Anaconda Red Men
Gray Scott
Scott
Brandin Sisters
Slim Deauhly
Tendrow
Walt Bennett
Tom Cox
Gus Birch
Art Owen
Bob Russell
Dick Langley
Roy ‘King
Roy Workman
Vick Ulver
Rnest
Morkan
Kiddy Evans
Pete Meehan
Molly Mcdowell
Margaret
Violet Brandin
al Smith
August Scharf
Llauds ‘Whaler
Scotty Brannan
Fred Bummel
Jacky ‘Tracy
Ben Hanson
Dutch Sidell
Veren Cox
Shorty Collins
Eddy Larson
Bert Claxton
Nick Popovich
Erick G. Carlson
Roy Morfan
Leonard Brown
Irene Lewis
Frank Reynolds
al Owen
James Cary
May Wood
W. Cagle
Lynn Cagel
Charles York
Calgary Bryant
Hw." King
Merritt Maddox
Kenneth Evina
Philipsburg
Ae Kiwanis
Washoe Park
Anaconda
Butte
Peres
Faley 15 Again Seeks Order for Jail Release
A writ of habeas corpus was filed in district court by John W. James for Frank Faley who is serving a suspended county jail sentence. He faced disturbance charges tied to a Woolworth window break and assault of J P Flynn, a Daly school janitor. Justice Honeula ordered 60 days additional jail to run after current term, with the earlier sentence set to expire first.
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John W. James
Frank Faley
Paley
Woolworth
East Park Avenue
Cass
Sitha
Faley
Silka
Gallagher
J. P. Flynn
Daly School
Marco Frankevich
Fourth Street
Kiwanis Club Reports Offer Varied Entertainment
Kiwanis members heard committee reports from grievance and entertainment groups led by Charles A. Mack of the Association vaudeville circuit. Mack impressed as a versatile entertainer with a fresh line of songs and stories. The club voted to attend the Redmen rodeo sale tonight in a body and will meet at the Montana hotel at 8 o clock. Visitors included I M Haagensen of Helena W Aloowe Griffith of Seattle and Dr TJ McKennie of this city.
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Charles A. Mack
Association
Kiwanis Club
Mack
Montana
I. M. Haagensen
Helena
W. ¥.Aloowe” Griffith
Seattle
Dr. Tj" McKennie
Anaconda Committee Sets Hospital Day Flower Drive
Anaconda Smelter City Garden Club members urge residents to donate flowers for St. Ann's Hospital today. Bring blooms to Smith Drugstore by 10 AM to brighten patient rooms, as organizers strive for an abundant supply.
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St. Ann's Hospital
Smelter City Garden Lab
Smith Drugstore
Anaconda
Downtown Lot 10 Be Made Beauty Spot
A vacant lot at Park Avenue and Hickory Street was ploughed for next summer as part of the city beauty movement. The A C M company owns the Lot 10 property and will plant grass. C H Branscombe lent a Fordson tractor to the workers to plough the lot.
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City Beautiful
Park Avenue
Hickory Street
A.C. M. Company
C.H. Branscombe
Fordson
Buffalo herd sale rule sparks travel confusion
Government plans a new herd transfer in Yellowstone National Park including crate and shipping costs. A reporter notes the cost for those who wish to bid on buffalo from the government herd, with roughly eighty dollars for crate and transport. The piece mentions Montana and the state’s interest in the animals, framed as a policy matter with uncertain applicability to buyers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Yellowstone National Park
Ckpress
Buffalo Range
Mageh Pleads Not Guilty in Las Vegas Murder Case
Associated Press reports Mageh pleads not guilty to murder in the death of Joan Lassetter at the Meadows hotel. Authorities say the case stems from a June 2 altercation with former Judge D. J. Leahy. Lassetter is held on $10,000 bond awaiting grand jury action.
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Mageh Peeads
Associated. Press
Reuas Vegas
Chicken dinner event listed in Adv notice
A fragmented advertisement notes a big chicken dinner with rose tables and dessert by the A. M. E. shuren, continued over to the 13th inst. and the upcoming iy.
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A.M. Eshuren
13Th Inst
Adv
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