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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1925

Page

6

Judge Bourquin Has Ford Up On Carpet

In Helena Montana on August 3 Judge George M Bourquin took under advisement contempt proceedings against S C Ford former attorney general and Gordon Campbell case attorney Ford denied intent to deceive the court though acknowledged carelessness in preparing the bill of exceptions Fred M Rose Helena court reporter testified he relied on the Rose report and copied from the transcript Rankin acted for Ford Slattery prosecuted the matter

Helena Mont S. C. Ford Gordon Campbell Great Falls United States George M. Bourquin Ford Fred M. Rose Rose Wellington D. Rankin Mr .Ford J. L. Slattery

Martinez Mystery Deepens Over Body Found in Lab

Police and criminologists pursue clues to identify a body found at the Pacific Cellulose Company lab in Walnut Creek. Sheriff Veale questions if the remains are Charles Henry Schwartz, as widow Mrs. Schwartz fights to bury the body. An X ray will check for prior fractures while investigators probe whether missing ranch hand Joe Rodriguez was murdered and placed to fake an explosion.

Martinez Calif Pacific Cellulose Company Walnut Creek R. R. Veale Charles Henry Schwartz A. B. Tinning Schwartz Joe Rodriguez Portugese Rodriguez

Laurel Residents Welcome Weekend Visitors and Local Notables

Reed Point resident Reed Point Guy Carleton spent Sunday with his sister in Laurel. The Guthries and their young daughter visited relatives here. The Jake Wagner family visited the area and saw Mrs. Lena Carleton. Floyd Goddard and family from Livingston were weekend guests at the parental home. The Leavenworth area hosts J B Gezon of Livingston visiting Frank Miller’s home. J T Hays of Red Lodge is organizing the M W A camp again and recruiting. Pete Nordzy, N P bridge crew, was a Sunday guest. Pearl Carpenter Doris Moler Donald and Joe Bare enjoyed Mystic Lake Sunday. Tom Deckert is hauling wheat to the local elevator from Roberts ranches. Mrs Billings of Idaho moved to live with her daughter Mrs S H Bare, arriving Sunday. Dave Hudson and wife Neal Gunnels and families from Stillwater spent Sunday with the Bares. Elmer Rash and Carl Hiner, Laurel residents, visited J G Poundstone and E L Smith between trains. Tom Friend, west of here with N P bridge outfit, returned Sunday for a few days then went back. Beulah Manis of Big Timber, visiting friends and former pupils, will teach rural school next year near her homestead. Mrs Yoders and son left for Pennsylvania after a month with daughter Mrs E L Bond on their ranch. The Bonds accompanied their grandmother to make a home with her.

Jake Wagner McLeod Lena Carleton Floyd Goddard Livingston J. B. Gezon Frank Miller J. T. Hays Red Lodge Pete Nordzy N. P. Bridge Gang Here Pearl Carpenter Doris Moler Donald Joe Bare Mystic Lake Tom Deckert Roberts Ranches Billings Idaho S. H. Bare Dave Hudson Neal Gunnels Stillwater Elmer Rash Carl Hiner J. G. Poundstone E. L. Smith Tom Friend N. P. Bridge Beulah Manis Big Timber Beulah

Public Land Committee to Probe Western Lands and Oil

The Senate Public Lands Committee will launch a broad investigation of public lands in the west starting Aug 26 in Salt Lake City with hearings in Helena Missoula Yakima Seattle Portland Pendleton Baker and Boise. The panel will examine grazing mining Indian affairs timber reclamation forest reserves power sites and national parks and review oil matters including Salt Creek and Teapot Dome.

Washington Senate Public Lands Committee Salt Lake City Helena Mont Missoula Yakima Wash Seattle Portland Ore Pendleton Baker Boise Idaho California New Mexico Colorado Wyoming American Wool Growers National Livestock Association Congress Interior Department Western States Walsh Montana Europe Salt Creek Teapot Dome Mid- West Oil Company

John Gordon Implicates Scott In Murder Confession

Wichita authorities weigh the truth of a confessed admission by John Gordon alias many names. He claims Russell Scott killed Joseph Maurer, Chicago drug clerk, while Gordon admits other crimes but refuses full details until a priest visits.

Wichita Kans John Gordon Joseph Maurer Chicago Russell Scott Gordon Hutchinson Scott Underworld Maurer

A F L Declares Non Partisan Policy Against Third Parties

The American Federation of Labor announced a firm shift away from third party movements like the La Follette bid of 1924. It vows to back individual candidates friendly to labor, wage a strong non partisan campaign, and mobilize women workers during primaries and elections.

Washington American Federation of Labor LaFollette el Paso Atlantic City Labor la Follette

Russell T. Scott Is Proving A Bad Mind

Russell T. Scott faces a sanity trial after a stay of execution. A Chicago jury was selected to rule on his mental condition as alienists present reports and conclusions for the panel of 12 jurors.

Russell T. Scott Chicago Scott Joseph B. David Thomas Scott

Sanity hearing on murder convict raises delusions claim

In a December sanity proceeding over the 1925 murder of drug clerk Joseph Maurer, defense attorney William Scott Stewart contends the defendant suffers delusions of persecution. Judge David rejects attempts to imply innocence and insists the sole issue is insanity since conviction.

Joseph Maurer William Scott Stewart Scott David Supreme Court

Denver Holdup Gunfire Kills Two Women and a Man

Denver police hunted a holdup bandit after he shot and killed two women and a man and wounded another man as they sat in a parked car on South Federal boulevard near Fort Logan. A motorcyclist who witnessed part of the incident assisted in the investigation.

Denver Fort Logan South Federal Boulevard

Bandit Firefight Near Fort Logan Road Death Toll Rises

A bandit shot four youths during a car robbery on Fort Logan road. Mrs Marie McCormick 25 was killed instantly Julia Stearns 23 and Fred Funk 24 died en route to hospital Carl Perry 20 in critical condition with a gunshot wound to the arm Perry summoned help from a nearby farmhouse after the fleeing robber. Police said the suspect fled toward Fort Logan with no description available.

Fort Logan Marie McCormick Julia Stearns Fred Funk

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