District Court Shifts Criminal Case to Civil Ties In Montana
In a county court sequence a jury awarded Florence H. Yates 1500 dollars plus 8 percent interest from an attachment against Commercial Bank & Trust Co for sheep cattle and other livestock. Separate trial moves forward with a state case against Edward Hoyt a 48 year old defendant. Hoyt faces a lengthy state prison sentence after a 12 juror verdict of guilty following a long deliberation. A second case concerns Leo J. Cremer accused of receiving stolen hogs and turkeys with the judge considering a directed verdict of not guilty.
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Florence H. Yates
Commercial Bank & Trust Co
State of
Montana
Edward Hoyt
Oskar Drivdah
Everett Farr
Osmund Mosse
Cc. E. Crum
C. L. Bryan
Ray A. Traver
Fred Tucker
Eli Hoyseth
Grant Longsworth
E. H. Ellingson
J. J. Gallagher
George Harlan
Eula Julien
Cullom
John Julian
Ed Bartels
Frank Whitsel
Frank Berrie
Ed Hoyt
Kenneth Hoyt
Myrtle Hoyt
Bartels
Roy Harper
Cladius Hoyt
Hoyt
Leo J. Cremer
Livingston
Cremer
Melville
James I. O’connor
C. T. Busha
Treasury projects 440 million in income tax receipts
Washington June 21 estimates place income tax payments due June 15 at about 440 million, nearly 70 million more than a year ago, supporting a projected year end surplus of 390 million and a large debt reduction. Treasury notes unusual prosperity and a special back tax drive as key factors.
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Washington
Treasury
Coolidge
Lord
Winston
Internal Revenue Bureau
Congress
Briand to Form New French Cabinet Amid Crisis
Paris reports Briand resumes effort to form a stable ministry after Herriot failed. He discusses financial policy with Bank of France governor Robineau and expert Sergent and intends to invite Poincaré for finance once crew is named.
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Paris
France
M. Briand
M. Herriot
Herriot
Briand
M. Robineau
Bank of France
M. Sergent
M. Poincaires
Sacred Union
Col William C Lewis Meets Fitzhugh Lee at Helena
Col Wim G Lewis of Helena a veteran of General Custer's Seventh Cavalry will meet Col Fitzhugh Lee on the eve of the Custer Semi centennial in Helena. The 81 year old custodian of the G A R headquarters leaves tonight for the celebration carrying two scars from years of service. He did not participate in the Big Horn battle but fought in Custer campaigns and pre last stand skirmishes.
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Helena
Fitzhugh Lee
Seventh Cavalry
Texas
Custer
Wim. G. Lewis
Seventh U. S. Cavalry
Lewis
Guster
Big Horn
Chicago dedicates largest religious gathering in history
Pilgrims from around the world filled a half mile of lakefront for a pontifical mass by Cardinal Bonzano amid 200000 worshippers and 350000 attendees. Archbishop Curley delivered the sermon as tens of thousands knelt before the eucharist, while police struggled to manage the crowd and a fragile altar elevation.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
America
Great Memorial Stadium
John Cardinal Bonzano
Curley
Baltimore
Wool Jumps To 36 Cents Per Pound In Great Falls Market
Northern Montana wool prices climbed to 36 cents a pound as the VanCleve O Connell clip of 10 000 fleeces was sold to Joe Hanlon of Billings for the Silberman wool house. The sale topped recent bids, with other sales around 34 cents and a surge in buyers in Great Falls this spring. Rumors circulated of a White Sulphur Springs sale but details were not learned.
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Great Falls
Montana
Vancleve-O’connell
Joe Hanlon
Billings
Silberman Wool House
Web Armtrong and His Associates
Colored Worsted Mills
Providence
R. I
Great Northern Railway
Armstrong and Vancleve-O’connell
White Sulphur Springs
Death of Ebert Sheep Co. herder Louis Larson ruled accident
Louis Larson a 34 year old Norwegian born herder for Ebert Sheep Co at Springdale was found dead with a bullet through the heart eight miles north of Springdale. Coroner Patterson said death was either self inflected or accidental. The rifle lay nearby and two accident theories were offered. Larson had been at work about two and a half months. He leaves a wife and child.
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Louis Larson
Ebert Sheep Co
Springdale
E. R. Patterson
Patterson Chapel
A. A. Holbeck
Lutheran Church
Mountain View
Norway
Oliver Ebert
Larson
Chris Albertson
Livingston Rodeo to Amaze as State’s Biggest Celebration
Livingston plans a historic four day rodeo from July 2 to 4 with over 4000 dollars in prizes. The event features kiddies parade Mock Circus rodeo pageants and a carnival by the American Legion and Chamber of Commerce drawing attendees from Sweet Grass County and beyond.
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Livingston
Sweet Grass County
Fair Grounds
Bremerton
The
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
San Diego Men Held For Sergeant's Escape
Nineteen enlisted men and one officer are under arrest at the marine base in San Diego pending an inquiry into liquor deals and the escape of Sergeant Joseph Dereek from the marine prison. Captain B. T. Crips, officer of the day when Dereek escaped, is detained. Court martial action is expected for some or all involved.
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San Diego
Cal
Marine Base
Joseph Dereek
Marine Prison
B. T. Crips
Cercek
Adjournment Date Postponed In House
The House voted 190 to 134 to send the adjournment resolution to Ways and Means for study delaying a June 30 adjournment. The Agricultural Committee adjourned until next December and ordered Haugen to reconvene if a farm relief bill passes the Senate. The panel also set the Tindher bill as first business next winter on private stockyards near public yards.
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Washington
House
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
House Agricultural Committee
Haugen
Hanging Is Hanging In Canadian Country
In Roberval Quebec Mrs Emily Sprague Gallop is sentenced to hang on October 15 for the murder of her husband Abraham Gallop last year. He died at De Maligne under suspicious circumstances and was buried before exhumation revealed poison traces. The crown’s chief witness Walter Simpson testified Gallop confessed to poisoning him. she said she poisoned for love not affection and asked him to marry her.
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Robervale
Que
Emily Sprague Gallop
Abraham Gallop
Gallop
de Maligne
Walter Simpson
Yellowstone Park Opens With Pageant And New Boat Service
Yellowstone season opens with a comprehensive boat service planned for Lake Yellowstone supplementing auto lines. Stephen Mather cites park protection of wildlife and a reduced entrance fee from seven fifty to five as signs of congressional support. The opening pageant features the Helena Boys band from Montana and Rotary delegates attend a Rotary dance after the ceremony. Mounted rangers and cowgirls grace the parade as thousands observe the event in Mammoth Hot Springs.
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Mammoth Hot Springs
Wyo
Yellowstone
Stephen T. Mather
Park Service
Helena
Champions of
Montana
Denver
Rotary
Mather
CaliforniaEvangelist Found On American Soil
Aimee Semple McPherson, missing Los Angeles evangelist, was found injured and traveling with a rescuer in Agua Prieta near the Mexican border. She described abduction from Ocean Park California May 18 and a later escape across the border to Mexico before reaching a hospital in Douglas, Arizona.
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Douglas
Ariz
Ocean Park
Cal
Mexico
Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
James Anderson
Agua Prieta
William F. McCafferty
Douglas Dispatch
McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
McCafferty
Jennie
Durham Township
Ingersoll
Ontario
Emma Nickerson
Sonora
Mex
Denver
Roberta
Judge Pray Rejects Double Prosecution in Montana
Federal Judge Charles N. Pray ordered several liquor defendants to be continued to the December term, criticizing dual prosecutions in federal and state courts. He cited seven Red Lodge cases and said such actions amount to persecution rather than prosecution and waste government resources.
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Billings
Charles N. Pray
Pray
Red Lodge
State District Court
Carbon County
United States
Deer Lodge Ranch Foreman Dies From Accidental Rifle Discharge
Ralph E. Case foreman at Bert Mannix ranch near Helmville Montana died in a Deer Lodge hospital at 7 am after a rifle discharged while he reached for shells. His left arm was amputated but he bled too much. His wife, in serious condition, had just learned of the accident. He had worked at the ranch for 10 years.
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Deer Lodge
Ralph E. Case
Bert Mannix
Helmville
Mont
Case
Mannix
Crown Prince to Act as Cowboy in Yellowstone Visit
Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden will herd 700 buffalo in Yellowstone National Park during his early July visit. He will ride stage coaches and stay at Camp Roosevelt with Princess, visiting key sights including Old Faithful and Mount Washburn during a six day itinerary.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Crown Prince
Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
Yellowstone National Park
Lamar River Range
Fostal
Horace M. Albright
Yellowstone
Prince
Park
Camp Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Buffalo Ranch
Hubert Work
Mammoth Hot Springs
Grand Canyon
Mount Washburn
Magnus Johnson Seeks Minnesota Governorship in Primary Upset
In Minnesota politics Mag nus Johnson wins the Farmers Labor gubernatorial nomination after a strong primary showing. He will face Gov Theodore Christianson and Judge Alfred Jacques in the fall election, while Christianson leads Leach in the Republican nomination race. Johnson’s victory comes with 63 598 votes in 2680 precincts to 53 097 for Tom Davis. Maas wins Fourth District GOP nomination with 15000 votes.
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ST. Paul
Magnus Johnson
Minnesota
United States
Johnson
Theodore Christianson
Alfred Jacques
Duluth
Christianson
George E. Leach
Minneapolis
Tom Davis
Leach
Judge Jacques
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van Cleve
Hannon
Hanson
Col
William C. Lewis
Yellowstone Park
California
Tion
Melvin J. Maas
Maas
Oscar E. Keller
Keller
Fred A. Snyder
Snyder
University of Minnesota
Thomas V. Sullivan
Farmer-Labor
Sullivan
William M. Meiners
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