Autopsy Finds Marian Parker Was Not Strangled
Los Angeles reports County Surgeon H F Wagner says the death was not primarily caused by strangulation. He cites fright and exhaustion as factors and notes no neck marks or bone injury. Hickman may plead guilty at arraignment. he says he seeks fair treatment and wants to meet Perry Parker. Thorval Barone of the lower country visited the city.
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Los Angeles
William E. Hickman
Marian Parker
H. F. Wagner
Hickman
Parker
Wagner
Kansas City
Perry M. Parker
Commissioners Proceed to Adjournment and Actions
December 12 1927 meeting of the board of county commissioners adjourned to December 23 1927. Members Geo A Loasby chairman Theo T Olson Everett Farr and clerk W A Conwell attended. The board asked the state examiner for permission to invest 80000 of sinking fund in 5 percent bonds of Dade County Florida. The Scandinavian American Bank depository bonds of 10000 were approved. G M Parker authorized to improve East Boulder road for 200. Heating system for the new courthouse addition postponed to next regular meeting.
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Board of County Commissioners
Geo.a. Loasby
Theo. T. Olson
Everett Farr
W. A. Conwell
Dade Co
Florida
Scandinavian American Bank
G. M Parker
East Boulder
Court House
Public School Attendance and Holiday Fund Drive Update
The issue notes a sharp drop in attendance due to cold weather with grades listed from Miss Wilson’s room to the eighth grade. It reports Christmas seal sales by grade with totals and highlights individual contributors, plus a large school Christmas program attracting 240 to 300 people. Prof. Jahr will attend a Sweet Grass Educational association convention in Helena, and school will resume Tuesday January 3.
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Alice Spry
Clarence Rostad
Berges
Jahr
Sweet Grass Educational Association
Helena
Christmas gathering noted in Livingston households
Mr and Mrs J Earl Miller shared a Christmas meal with relatives in Livingston. Dr P P Corkins, eye specialist of Sven, will host an eye exam event at the Grand Hotel office on Friday and Saturday January 13 and 14. A lost Buick Master Six from Big Timber to upper Deer Creek is reported with contact from Albert Esp.
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Mrs. J. Earl Miller
Livingston
PP. S. Corkins
Sven
Grand Hotel
Big Timber
Upper Deer Creek
Uire
Jim
Albert Esp
Wool theft case testimony expands on fictitious Mott
testimony details alleged wool theft in Stillwater county with witnesses identifying contracts, fake signings, and a network including Mulvihill and the Scott family. John Logan describes the wool pool and sales contracts while Hall tests Witt’s admissions about signing Mott’s name and using Dave Stewart wool to meet bank contracts. George Scott provides invoice and weighbill data as adjournment ends the session.
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Page
Witt
Stillwater County
W. W. Mott
Mott
Lavina
Walter Scott
Jim Scott
John Logan
Columbus State Bank
Stillwater Wool Pool Association
Silberman & Co
First National Bank
Logan
Mulvihill
Ed M. Hall
Helena
Northern Pacific
Montana
Hall
2. S. Hinelen
Hinelen
Columbus
Mul
George Scott
Wool theft alleged in trial recounts sacks moved between depots
The witness testifies Witt told him on June 29 at the depot about 26 wool sacks on the loading platform and on July 8 about nine sacks left on the warehouse platform, all later shipped to Silberman & Co. Scott says the 26 sacks bore his FNB mark and were stored in the warehouse. The defense notes the 26 sacks weighed about 800 pounds less than the total claimed stolen.
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Witt
Silberman & Co
Scott
Ing “Fnb
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Thorval Barone
Commissioners
G. A. Loasby
Smith Bear Creek Coal
Swift Grain Co
Mgr
O. Miller CO
Harry
J.m.sawyer
Chevrolet
General Motors
Oie Motor Company
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