Mystery of Raddigan Murder Deepens as Trial Looms
In Missoula county a murder case against Thomas Long and William McIntosh nears trial. McIntosh claims Long killed Louis Raddigan during a riverbank robbery attempt after a drinking bout. Sheriff Curran later arrested Long and McIntosh on separate charges. The coroner's inquest yielded conflicting testimonies, while Helena officials later supplied new leads tying Long to the crime.
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Helena
Raddigan
Curran
Long
McIntosh
Louis Raddigan
Missoula
MclIntosh
McIintosh
Helena City
McInetosh
Thomas Long
William McIntosh
West Front Street
Braddigan
Larson
Rad Aigan
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Chicago Police Track Missing People Across City and Beyond
Chicago police handle over a thousand missing persons cases yearly with quick results. They prioritize behavior histories, use broad broadcasts, and mobilize all stations to track missing adults in link with out of town requests. Children in department stores are rescued by vigilant officers during bargain days.
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Chicago Chronicle
Police Department of
Chicago
Fifteen Years of Claims for Dr Bennett Electric Belt
Extensive sales pitch by Dr Bennett touting his Electric Belt as a guaranteed cure for sexual weakness and general malaise. The ad extols health boosts, claims exclusivity for his electrodes, warns against imitations, and offers refunds and a $1000 prize for rival belts lasting three months. It cites patents and free literature, with address for the Deaver Colorado company.
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Bennett
Fountain of Eternal Youth
Mystery surrounds Radigan killing and Long trial
The article follows Long's account first as the Oct. 18 trial before Judge Frank H. Woody looms. It notes Charlie Clark's persistent claim of a man in his barn confessing to Radigan's murder, and the public questions whether Clark is unbalanced. The case sparks renewed interest amid Clark’s tale, the coroner confrontation, and a rebuilt crew under McIntosh as prosecutors pursue punishment for the killer of Louis Radigan.
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Charlie Clark
Raddigan
Clark
Cripple Creek
Black Mike
Colorado
East St. Louis
Missoula
Joe Clark
Wallace
Claris
Radigan
Frank H. Woody
Long
Clarks
McIntosh
Louis Ra@digan
Giant petrified snake fossil found near Florence Colorado
Masters of Victor reports part of a colossal petrified snake body with a head about the size of a ham and a 30 inch circumference. The find, near Florence, suggests a much larger specimen existed and will be shared with Governor Thomas for state museum inclusion.
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Colorado
Will C. Ferris
State Historical Society
Berty
Florence
W. I
Victor
Mageters
Thomas
Masters
Ferris
Republican
State Museum
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