A Tale With a Moral From Montana Headlines
In Helena, William S. Goodyer pled guilty to three counts of robbing a bank he cashiered, drawing 3.5 to 7 years. Sheridan county treasurer lost 106000 in cash and securities. Four murder verdicts of not guilty were returned in Billings Columbus Livingston and Bozeman. A Columbus pair pled guilty to burglary. A Helena jury convicted a granary thief, with four to eight years. Moral warns misreading a bank vault for granary or store.
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Helena
William S. Goodyer
Plentywood
Sheridan County
Billings
Columbus
Livingston
Bozeman
Golden Rule
Jimmy
Reed Point News Highlights Local Visits and Sports
Reed Point residents report travels and visits from Billings Big Timber Columbus and Hot Springs. Local baseball fans followed the Reed Point basketball team as they loss at Laurel and Columbus with booster support from Gladys Wagner Evelyn Wim Set Violet Lamb and Ethel Buyers.
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Marion van Campen
Columbus
Lewis Guthrie
Jake Wagner
Bud Deeney
Billings
Darrell Pinkerton
Missouri
J. D. Murphy
J. \. Cruse
G. M. Roberts
Blanche
Vey Aber
Iona Brumfield
Reed Point
Frances Ford
Hot Springs Ark
GC. A. Reynolds
Verne Scofield
Lona Manis
Everett Farr
Billy Boyles
Fom Manis
Big Timber
Farr
Lawrence Aber
Art Guthrie
Charlie Broadwater
Norman Hart
Guy Uhlig
Victor Murphy
Donald Rash
William Brownfield
Laurel
Gladys Wagner
Evelyn Wim Set
Violet Lamb
Ethel Buyers
Ancient Laws Invoked To Protect Sabbath
In Irvington New Jersey a recorder's court fined 82 in 84 of 98 cases for breaking the Sabbath under an old vice and immorality act. Storekeepers reporters taxi and trolley men barbers a pinochle player and a youth who fiddled were fined. Ten cases await decision with hearing set for December 21 for bus and trolley operators. Motion picture theater managers sparked arrests as retaliation for earlier actions under the same statute leading to $1 fines for Sunday operation.
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Irvington
Newark
Stoddard
Elena Man Freezes Near Old Mine Camp
Watson Boyle a Helena resident since 1911 died Saturday three miles north of Stemple while on a winter visit to William Howe's cabin near the Seven Up Pete mine. Boyle a Montana journalist and politician, helped found state press and Democratic groups, once private secretary to Senator Gorman.
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Helena
Watson Boyle
Xfontana
Stemple
William Howe
Boyle
Harvey Hotel
Lincoln
Mr. Howe
Mr. Boyle
Seo
Abe Malcolm
Stem
Bosie
J. G. Stoner
Rose
Stoner
Stowers
John Gough
Nick Spade
Miner
Ralph Conrad
Heinie Opp
Mr. Opp
Montana
Northern Pacific Railway
Bozeman
J. H. Hall
Labor and Industry
State Democratic Central Committee
Miles City
State House
Washington, D. C
Senator Gorman
Maryland
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Big Timber Pioneer
Jerome Williams
Sweet Grass County
Foreign Advertising
the American Press, Association
Turkeys
Butte
Toms
C. W. Allen
L. F. Douthett Co
Homes of Comfort
Comfort
H. H. Marlow
John M. Hiner
Leo Deeney
McElroy
International Bible School
Eva Humphry
Elmer Humphry
Elena
Real
J.m.lawven
Centany
Scandinavian
Big Timber, Montana
The
Pioneer
Montana Power Co
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