Stole An Automobile To See Track Meet
BILLINGS May 13 A high school youth and two companions 15 to 17 years old confessed to stealing the W G C Weil car to drive to the Big Timber district track meet last week The car was found on Second Avenue North after their return and a Big Timber license plate hinted at the crime They will be arraigned before a district judge as officers continue inquiries
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Billings
Bert Talgo
W. GC. Weil
Big Timber
Second Avenue North
Twenty-fifth
Twenty-sixth Streets
Stevensville Stars As Great Falls Wins Missoula Track Meet
Great Falls tops Stevensville and others to win the interscholastic track meet with 374 points. Stevensville leads early but finishes with 31 points as Gonser sets a quarter mile mark and Cottam ties the high hurdles record.
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Missoula
Great Falls
State University
Stevensville
Gonser
Hauser
Anaconda
Cottam
Lewistown
Hill
Taylor
Forsyth
Stark
Sweetman
Billings
Smith
Manhattan
Erickson
Butte
Kelley
Fee
Powell
Martinson
Peters
Lawary
Polson
Tysel
Livers
Tucker
Hidgson
Malta
Gillette
Fergus
Charteris
Kerlee
Darby
Griffin
Drew
Cockrill
McVev
Victor
Coyle
Alberton
Varney
Helena
Sullivan
Wiles
Morger
Chouteau
Thompson
Lincoln
Kevins
Lawson
Coltrin
Custer
Lloyd
White
Park
Butte Central
Peggy Joyce Banned Along With Arbuckle
Custom officials seized a diamond and emerald plaque valued at $14,000 belonging to Peggy Hopkins Joyce after she returned from Paris on the Mauretania. They returned 24 other pieces of jewelry valued at more than $400,000 to a private detective bodyguard she had hired. Joyce, indignant at the movie owners ban on her appearance, said she would remain in the United States about six weeks and visit Norfolk to see her sick father before considering California film work.
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New York
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Paris
Mauretania
Peggy
Washington
William J. Falon
Billy” Errazuriz
California
Norfolk, Va
Cobb Slain at Oklahoma A and M in Cold Blood
May 13 Oklahoma City area witnesses testified at Earl Gordon's preliminary hearing he killed Beckham Cobb a government student at Oklahoma A and M college. Gordon was bound over for trial without bail as two witnesses said Gordon kept firing after Cobb fell, while others described Cobb kneeling or crouching. No motive was established.
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Stilill
Okla
Buddy
Beckham Cobb
Oklahoma A
M. College
Earl Gordon
Gordon
Cobb
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