Major Chas A Shepard Found Guilty Of Poisoning
Kansas City case reports Major Charles A Shepard convicted of poisoning his wife. The trial spanned over two weeks with toxicology and medical testimony, defense appealing and vows of future actions.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1930
Page
2
Kansas City case reports Major Charles A Shepard convicted of poisoning his wife. The trial spanned over two weeks with toxicology and medical testimony, defense appealing and vows of future actions.
The interior department oiling bids for the Boulder canyon project dam and power system expects work to start mid April. One bidder will build the 71.0 million dam and the 8.8 million power system with bid opening March 4 in Denver. Penalties and bonds are set, power ready by 1935, and completion seven years. Boulder City will house workers seven miles away.
Rev. A. A. Holbeck leads services with Sunday school and Bible class at 10. English service follows at 11 on December 28.
St Marks Episcopal lists Rev Frank Durant and morning and evening worship with midweek service, youth group, and radio sermon by W D Sheler. St Joseph Catholic notes priest Rev A E Feley schedule for Big Timber Reed Point sacraments and penance times.
The notice lists Seventh Day Sabbath school at 2 pm and EVANGELICAL CHURCHES morning service at 11 am with a Young People's League at 7 15 pm. Special watchnight services begin next Wednesday at 8 pm with a short program elections social time and refreshments to end the year and start the new one. Glasston Church hosts a Christmas program tonight with Sunday school at 7 45 pm and service at 3 pm plus E L Co prayer service at 8 pm. A special Dec 30 Tuesday afternoon meeting will elect Sunday school officers followed by a social.
The item cites Hood's Pills selling nationwide for nausea and indigestion and notes Montana AOUW membership exceeding 5000 with 310 million in life protection. Livingston reports ranchers facing mountain lions on Boulder, with tracks and a trapped lion incident. Ella Knowles Haskell, a leading female lawyer, addressed the Atlanta congress hall to strong audience response and praise.
Items recall past events as Big Timber merchants note weak Christmas trade. Families traveled to Florida Oregon and Missouri while local auctions and a creamery meeting mark early seasonal activities. Births deaths and local figures including Teddy Roosevelt and Dr Wong Soo Choo appear in this retrospective.
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