Execution date uncertain in Vettore case in Montana
Supreme court postpones Vettore’s fate until after Sept 20 or Jan 1 as questions linger over exact execution timing for the slaying of Anton Favero in Butte. Judge Lynch says reprieve could push the date to after midnight Sept 30, with potential resentence if extended.
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Fony Vettere
Supreme Court
Helena
Anton Favero
Butte
Iver Bow
Vettore
Get
J.J. Lynch
Veltere
Erlekwon
Lynch
Sherith
Toa
Dugsan
Anacondans Press Claim On Postal Building
Anacondans will press a claim tied to the public buildings bill concerning Montana appropriations. Frank Medillin, superintendent of the division of partake quarters and engineering, will arrive in Great Falls for conferences with local representatives.
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Montana
Frank Medlillin
al Vision of
Partake Quarters and Engineering
Great Falls
Plans Perfected for Championship Battle at Mammoth Stadium
Six miners faced danger at the Mountain Confine level 2800 in a powder magazine incident. They carried burning powder boxes to prevent a potential explosion endangering others. Chauncy L. Berrien of Anaconda Mines praised them with letters of thanks and $200 each.
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Mammoth Stadium
Sesqui-Centennial
Jerry D. Murphy
John W. Rodecick
Michael Gavigan
Tom D. Kilgallan
James Preston
James J. Murphy
Chauncy L. Berrien
Anaconda Company
Butte Welcomes Italian Bankers Pedrini Paganini Visit
Two Bank of Italy officials AL Pedrini and Eric Paganini from San Francisco visit Butte while en route to New York. They plan to meet the local Italian colony, with a reception at Honino's on East Park Street. They arrived Tuesday evening and extend their stay one more day to engage with prominent community members.
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Amerncin
Bank of Italy
Ite
AL. Pedrini
Eric Paganini
San Pranelaco
New York
Butte
Ferenda
Bonino
D. G. Berto
Taure- Bay
Talfan
Honino's
Hast Park Street
Schlapps Execution Stay Granted Amid Appeal
Ferdinand Schlapps sentenced to hang for the Geisler murders at Blem May 2, 1920s case of Mills attack. Attorneys filed transcript seeking stay until the state supreme court can hear the issue. Schlapps, a young farm hand, was convicted in July.
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Asseci
Wolf Point
Ferdinand Schlapps
Antone Geisler
Blem
State Supreme Court
Schlarps
Standard Bulletin Prepares Ringside Broadcast Tonight
The Standard promises top coverage of the Sesqui Centenial Stadium bout with live blow by blow reports. Dempsey Tunney action will air through press wires with expert analysis by Benny Leonard Frank Menke and Norman E Brown alongside AP staff.
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Standard
Butte
Anaconda
Dempsey
Tunney
Gene
Ihriven
The
Benny Leonard
Frank Menke
Norman E. Brown
Associated Press
Associated
President Conldze Hosts White Pine Camp Visit
The chief executive, during a June stop at White Pine camp, chatted with a peramal friend while his 4 year old daughter delivered flowers. The president’s dogs Rob Roy and Prudence Prim interrupted with affectionate pawing as he relaxed by the campfire after a long trip.
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White Pine
Conldze
Barta
Tl Rimaent
White House
Rob Roy
Prudence Prim
Wyoming Pioneer Dies On Ranch In Jackson
Wile Lafferty of the Grow Vettre River valley, a veteran pioneer and sole remaining resident of Teton county, died yesterday on his ranch near Jackson. He was buried here today with full military honors.
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Acksox
Wyo
Wileiar Lafferty
Sear
Teton
Butte to Open Great Boys Athletics Program Saturday
Butte prepares to launch its greatest program for boys with 24 grammar and parochial school teams and six employed boys teams entering the field Saturday morning. Details continue on page 1 column 5.
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Butte
Neo
Coluran
Heroes of Peace Win Glory as Those of War
A reflection on civilian bravery and wartime sacrifice praising quiet heroism. It cites miners like Mike Gavigany, Murphy D Surpny, John Kodechok, Tom Kilgalian, and Jamey Prenton who carried out six powder boxes from a mountain magazine fire, risking life to protect others amid dangerous conditions.
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Mia
Hutte
Industria
Mike
Gaviganyamen Murphy D ’Surpny
John Kodechok
Tom Kilgalian
Jamey Prenton
Aton
Minerm
Tom Kilgailan
Wyoming Accident Fatal to Trio Near Powell
Three persons died when a car overturned on a Billings highway near Powell Wyoming Wednesday night. Ira Waters owner of a Powell filling station Frank Devine 42 and a identified woman 25 were killed when the vehicle went over a walkway from the head gate of an irrigation creek and was pinned. The men were believed drowned while the woman died of a broken skull.
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Prem Billings
Billings
Powell
Wyo
Ira Waters
Frank Devine
Ean ‘Reek
Wan
Dempsey Tunney Title Fight Tickets Draw Crowd Planning
Reports from Philadelphia describe the impending Dempsey Tunney heavyweight title bout amid vast fan interest. Stadium readiness, high ticket prices up to 27.50 for ringside and speculation on millions in gate revenue show confidence from promoters and managers.
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Virladelinia
Dempsey- Tunney
Tex Nickari
Am Bigham
Bis
Tewat
Derailment in Japan Leaves Dozens Dead or Missing
A foreigner of national prominence identified among victims after a heavy train derailment in Japan. The incident left several people dead and many injured as authorities work to account for all passengers.
Hurricane devastates Encarnacion leaves widespread ruin
Reports from Asuncion indicate a deadly hurricane in Encarnacion on Monday night. Death toll and injuries vary but high property damage is expected, with estimates around 1 million dollars and hundreds of buildings destroyed. recovery efforts mobilize as relief funds and food shortages emerge.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Encarnacion
Chiee
Encarsiagion
Han
Tunis
Arnacion
Ayala
Hivarola
Sheriff in Butte Jails Man Sought on Serious Charge
Missoula county authorities arrested C. V. Woolrey in Butte and will bring him to Missoula on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. The case involves an alleged corporation Western Home and Improvement and stock sales at $60 a share against a $50,000 capital.
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C. V. Woolrey
Missoula
Hutte
Callahan Woolsey
Wbsrane
Cora Doll
Suivenula
Aira. Doll
Western Home and Improvement Company
Cera Bf
Dempsey's Hardest Battle Struggle For An Education
Frank G. Menke portrays Jack Dempsey's early life from boyhood working as a farmer and hobo to a prizefighter. The piece notes critics doubted his potential due to manager Jack Kearns and his unclear path to stardom. It traces Dempsey's youth, travels, and rough beginnings before his rise in 1919 at age 24 when he became champion.
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Frank G. Menke
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Tou
Dempsey
Kearns
Ogden-Salt Lake
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