Easy Victory for Senator Wheeler in Great Falls Trial
The federal court jury found Senator Wheeler not guilty on the first ballot in Great Falls. Speculation swirls about a second Washington trial before a different court and jury. Reports say a fourth Wheeler family member was added as costs rise.
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Great Falls
Washington
Railway Mistakes and a Living Engineer Corrected
The Livingston Enterprise exposes a correction to a Pioneer piece about the 1893 train robbery. John Brown, the engineer believed dead in Logan, is found alive and well, prompting praise for The Enterprise and Brown.
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Pioneer
Livingston
John Brown
Logan
Brown
Enterprise
Hale
Northern Pacific
National Park Bank
Merchants Bank
Montana
United States
California hospital tale stirs Judith Basin over mistreatment
Report alleges a demented girl, Sarah Key, was handed from Sacramento to Judith Basin sheriff and confined in a California home for feeble minded. Doctors say starvation led to her death with stomach X rays supporting the diagnosis. Her father remains in California as state claims financial strain justified abandonment.
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Sarah Key
Montana
Judith Basin
Sacramento
Miss Key
Starved Montana girl sent home from California to die
A nurse ships Sarah Key back to Montana after neglect in California. The piece condemns California's selfishness as a "greatest state" while a feeble minded girl from Montana dies, receiving late care and no family notice.
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Sarah Key
Stanford
Sunshine and Realtors
California
India
Sawyer Stores Inc Formed To Expand Montana Chain
J M Sawyer announces re organization of his Montana store chain into Sawyer Stores Inc with Billings as headquarters. The Montana corporation has 1 million dollars in preferred stock and 3.5 million common, with 7 percent cumulative preferred and 100 par value. Early store expansion planned. locations to be announced later.
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J. M. Sawyer Company
Montana
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Yellowstone County
Woman Who Wed Negro Has Trouble
Helena April 24 Attorney General J A Foot asks Cascade County to prosecute John Dever a negro and Laura Fugue a white woman who claimed they wed last Monday in Spokane Wash If they resume relations in Cascade County Montana law prohibits whites and negroes marrying or living together. Dever a hotel swamper and Laura Fugue were traced by Special Officer Jake Fisher and questioned separately.
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J. A. Foot
Eichmeyer
Great Falls
John Dever
Laura Fugue
Spokane
Wash
Cascade County
Montana
John L. Slatters
U. S
Dever
Great Fails
George W. Padbury, Jr
Jake Fisher Fisher
Park Avenue
Washington State
Foot
Middlewest
Fisher
Ma Ferguson Defends Pardons Policy In Texas
Governor Miriam Ferguson issued a strong statement defending her liberal pardon and parole approach since taking office on January 21. She cited 353 pardons issued and argued critics misread mercy as political gain while asserting she would continue granting furloughs to dying inmates to allow them to die at home among loved ones.
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Austin
Texas
Miriam Ferguson
Neff
Senator A W Miles Returns From California Health Visit
Livingston Enterprise reports Senator A W Miles and his wife A W Miles returned from a winter trip to southern California seeking climate benefits for his health. Mrs Miles expects Mrs Daniel Miles to join soon. The Mileses note Mr Miles shows marked improvement and plans to reopen the Yellowstone street home after a rest period.
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A. OW. Miles
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Los Angeles
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Riverside
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Livingston
Park County
Montana
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Yellowstone Street
Senator Miles
Woman Held Prisoner On Barge Five Years
In Jersey City New Jersey on April 28 police learned of a feud between barge captains leading to a report that a young woman, daughter of one captain, was kept aboard her husband s coal barge for five years. She reportedly bore three children while confined and had no land contact. The tale emerged after a fight between William Warn and Arthur W Banks. Banks’s son-in-law was arrested for disorderly conduct as the case unfolded.
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N. 4
Sthe
William Warn
Arthur W. Banks
Banks
Martha Warn
Portions of License Laws May Be Wrong
Attorney General Foot says the Montana law licensing itinerant vendors violates the federal constitution. He sent his opinion to county treasurers collecting the license fee, noting the power to regulate such sales is beyond state authority and citing a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on taxation of nonresidents.
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Foot
Montana
United States Supreme Court
Nelson of Wisconsin to curb Department of Justice powers
Representative Nelson of Wisconsin former La Follette Wheeler committee chair said with Congress opening he would start a fight to curb the department of justice. He accused DOJ agents of probing private affairs of public figures, especially members of Congress.
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Nelson
Wisconsin
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Department of Justice
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