Former Lewis Man And Wife Slain In West Montana
Montana officers uncover unmarked graves along the Gallatin river near Bozeman revealing the long unsolved 1920 disappearance and murder of John Sprouse and wife of Mobridge South Dakota. Mrs Danner, now jailed, confessed and led investigators to the remains aiding homicide charges against Seth Danner and his wife.
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Lewis
West
Lewis, Ta
News-Telegraph
Ames Sampson
John Sprouse
Mobridge
South Dakota
Montana
Seth Q. Danner
Danner
Bozeman, Mont
Bozeman
Rail Labor Board Raps Pennsy Again
The Pennsylvania Railroad System defies the U S Railroad Labor Board by refusing to recognize elected clerical representatives. The dispute centers on board jurisdiction and a Supreme Court decision cited by the railroad as contrary to federal labor law.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Pennsylvania’ Railroad System
U. S. Railroad’ Labor Board
I Board
Atlantic Chautauqua Assn Elects Officers
The Atlantic Chautauqua association forms to run the July 16 to 22 assembly with Redpath Vanter providing program. Officers elected: President Dr Earl G Barnett, Treasurer Tom C. Smith, Secretary Dr E C Montgomery. Guarantors meet tonight to plan ticket sales.
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Atlantic Chautauqua Ass’n
Atlantic ‘Chautauqua Association
Chautauqua Assembly
Redpath-Vanter
Bure
Dre-R. G Barnett
Tom GC. Smith
Earl Cl Moartgomery
E. C. Montgomery
Oransky
Dempsey Gibbons Fight May Be Postponed Ten Days
Shelby Montana June 28 promoters of the Dempsey Gibbons bout seek a ten day postponement from July 4 to July 14 to raise 273000 owed on the guarantee plus other debts. John ONeil and Dan Tracey criticize the venture while rail interests reject further funding beyond passenger service.
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United Press
Great Falls
Mont
Dempsey-Gibbons
John O'Neil
Dempsey
O‘neil
Dan Tracey
O'Neil
Gibbons
Henry Farrell
Shelby
Ses
Dempsty
American’ Press
St, Paul
Minn
Railroad Tax Assessment Case Up July 1909
United Press reports ongoing Rock Island Railroad tax case before the supreme court. Attorneys Gibson and Rock Island contend against state assessment of property in Ohio, with a hearing set for July 6.
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United Press
Des “Moines
Turie
Ney
Gibson
Rock Island Rails Road ‘Company
Auprema
Saims
Rook'Island
Gestern
Ara
Ohi
Rok
Neola slayer to be arraigned Monday in Bluffs court
Neola Iowa June 2 Walter L Bardsley 35 will face a preliminary hearing Monday at 10am in Council Bluffs for first degree murder in the shooting death of neighbor W E Zimmerman 47 after a feud of over three years Witnesses Frank and Harvey Bardsley two sons and Floyd Zimmerman and his mother testified Zimmerman fired first from behind a tree Bardsley says he acted in self defense He will remain jailed without bail until September fall term opens.
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Neola
Walter L. Bardsley
W. EB. Zimmerman
Here
W. E. Zimmerman
Nepla Catholic
D. A. Drexler
Neplay
Materig
Frank
Harvey Bardsley
Zimmerman
Xian
Bardsley
Bradsley
Floyd Zimmerman
Bardstey
Army Aviators Launch Second Non-Stop Four Day Flight
SAN DIEGO June 28 Army aviators Captain L A Smith and Lieutenant J D Richter began a planned four day four night endurance flight in a De Havilland after a forced landing yesterday from generator trouble Their second attempt within two days aims to beat endurance speed records despite ongoing technical setbacks.
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San Diego
Cal
L. A. Smith
Income Tax Violators At Prison Door
A terse Waterloo Iowa report notes U S. charges against A Ad, W F Cooper of Dubuque, for false 1918 1919 1920 income tax returns. Proceedings include arrest of judgment and related hearings.
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Prega
Waterloo
al- Himente
U. 9
A. Ad
W. F. Cooper
Dubuque
Former Atlantic Girl Editor of Minnesota Paper Now
Adele E. Franz daughter of William Franz formerly of this city and Fargo is editor of the Aitkin Republican in Aitkin Minnesota. She attended local high school and after leaving here has worked in newspaper jobs for six months in her current post.
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Atlantic Girl
Minnesota
Paper Now
Adele E. Franz
William Franz
Pew
Fargo
N. D
Aitkin
Aitkin County
Minn
End of the Atlantic Southern story as right of way sales proceed
The fragment describes the sale of remaining Atlantic Southern railroad right of way near Grant and Villisea after abandonment. Osbourne plans to close the deal today and tomorrow, with Tony singing crops and city interests visible as engineers and moguls reflect on maintenance and future use.
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Roberts Abele
Southern “Railroad
Atlantic Nogsberg Vilsea
Bunlgta Company
St. of the Atlantic
Azoka
Osborne
Grant
Villisea
Tony
Jim
Merly
Kansas
Harding Invites Borah's Country Visit and Appeal
In Pocatello Idaho on June 28, President Harding invited American influence toward a direct world order aiming at no more war. Senator Borah issued a contrasting statement as the administration’s court orator, whileCache J hosted the president for a public address. Four persons were reported injured when trains collided.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Harding
Borah
Brah
Borsh
Cache
Republican Party
Good Roads in Iowa May Be Main Drive for Session
Des Moines reports the Good Roads association plans a comprehensive highway program focusing on all weather roads and heavy traffic routes. Wm Collinson cites primary routes costing 1200 dollars per mile annually for maintenance and favors paving where traffic is heavy while farmer advocate J H Anderson urges simultaneous handling of primary and secondary roads to unite interests and reduce wastage from piecemeal construction.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Good Roads Association
Wm_ Collinson
Highway Commission
J. H. Anderson
of .Thompson
Anderson
Chicago Judge Says Political Influence Used In Liquor Prosecutions
United Press report from Chicago details grand jury claims of conspiracy to block liquor law prosecutions. Judge Wilkerson stated political influence was being exerted and sought names of witnesses who refused cooperation after jurors reported memory issues and inability to indict.
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Chicago
United Press
Junne
Fedgyer Jide ST. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Paving Plan Aims to Not Break Homeowners Says Council
City council members dispute misinformation about street paving costs and assessments. Six inch concrete at $2.50 per square yard yields $60 per lot in 150 foot frontage. Intersections raise to $310, $210, and $160 for three adjacent lots with frontages $166 each. Ten year payment with six percent interest allowed. maximum 25 percent of assessed value for levies. Council tours underway to refine schedule and avoid heavy payers, meeting tomorrow to address objections and push the paving program.
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Jis
Treasury Warns Haynes To Stop Propaganda
Washington June 28 Acting Treasury Secretary Gilbert warned Prohibition Commissioner Haynes to stop statements about seizing foreign ships bringing liquor. Gilbert said no foreign vessels would be seized and no drastic action was needed. He noted policy on ship liquor will come from the Treasury, and foreign ship owners expect enforcement of dry laws.
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United Press
Washington
Haynes
Gilbert
Treasury Department
American
United States
W Eit
Church Corner to Become a Gas Filling Station
Representatives of Sinclair Refining Co announced purchase of Episcopal church property at 6th and Poplar streets in Atlantic Iowa to establish a gas filling station. Deed issued by Bishop Morrison. property bequeathed by Mrs Walker. Old Atlantic high school building to be converted, curbing to be cut for station. Zion’s Lutheran church services held at 6th and Walnut while Zion’s church repairs continue.
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Sinetate Refining Company
Episcopal Church
6Th and
Poplar Streets
Morrison
Episcopal Diocese
Iowa
Walker
Atlantic
Keils
Sinclair
Episcopal Demonsnation
Hc H
Zion's
Lutheran Church
Zion's Church
Walnut
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Avas
Jampann
Neola Slayer
Bluffs
Army
Fermi
Pocatelo
Pesident
United
Plaine Teld
Automa
HOUSE
Weaver
Council
Treasury
Sinclair Refining Company
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