Three Found Guilty In Cattle Stealing Trial
The Montana case against Milo Collins ended with a 8 0 verdict on conviction. Duffey Winsborough Anderson Burkhardt faced cattle theft charges with mixed verdicts and sentences set for June 10.
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Montana
Milo Collins
Miller
John Winsborough
C. G. Duffey
Elmer Anderson
Roman Burkhardt
F. R. Hickman
Oscar Nepstad
Jimmy Nepstad
A. L. Bray
Anton Nepstad
Joe Michels
Friend Curtis
N. E. Oliver
Henry Keithley
William Greig
Tom Jarrett
Irvine H. Miller
W. H. Donald
Melville
Duffey
Winsborough
Burkhardt
Anderson
H. G. Bennett
Carl Myrstol
Class Day Exercises Draw Large High School Crowd
The Class Day program at the High School Tuesday evening drew a large audience. The graduating class produced many offerings including a one act play Jumbo Jum, a declaration of independence, multiple speeches and duets. Notable participants included Kate Bray Mildred Alden Mamie Overfelt and Ralph Jarrett with performances by Arne Hoem Eva Elgin Opal Rash and Dent LaRue among others.
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Kate Bray
Mildred Alden
Mamie Overfelt
Brodie Nevin
Madden Nye
Forest Keller
Tom Brown
Helen Wallum
Lola Boddy
William Iverson
Olga Egeland
Frank Howard
Sweet Grass
Ralph Jarrett
Joe Miosness
Dixon Stands Aloof From Coolidge Boost
Helena Montana May 23 Republicans gathered for a Keep Coolidge banquet where C A Rasmussen urged a straight party vote to support President Coolidge. Dr O M Lanstrum predicted a strong national margin for Coolidge. Several women spoke including Mrs T A Grigg presiding.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Coolidge
C. A. Rasmussen
Cone
T. A. Grigg
Butte
O. M. Lanstrum
Rasmussen
Dr. Lanstrum
Congress
George Berry
Miles Cavanaugh
Vera Delano
T. W. Choate
Margaret Young
Forsyth
Mary C. Bartos
T. Perham
Glendive
Favorable Rural School Progress Highlighted by Mrs Deegan
Mrs Deegan notes rural schools full year end work and upcoming eighth grade exams. Most sites closed after eight or nine months while 15 schools were visited twice. Standard arithmetic and reading tests show pupils' speed and accuracy with robust teacher training and high re election rates. Seventy three students sat seventh and eighth grade finals, 38 boys.
Sunday Baccalaureate Service at Sweet Grass High
The Sweet Grass county high school held its Sunday evening baccalaureate in the Congregational church with an 18 voice choir directed by Oscar M. Baker and Mrs. Mervin Sell at the organ. Rev Dingle delivered the address from Philippians 3 14 and urged graduates to press toward the high calling of God.
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Sweet Grass County High School
Congregational Church
Oscar M. Baker
Mervin Sell
Holbeck
Lutheran Church
Hard
St. Mark’s Episcopal
Dingle
Payne Templeton
King
J. W. Hard
Rev. Holbeck
Floyd Bailey
Rev. Hard
E. G. Struckman
Rev
Paul
Christ Jesus
Earth
Jesus
Morning Wedding At Fond Du Lac Church
The Daily Reporter of Fond Du Lac Wis. reports the 7:30 am ceremony at St Josephs church uniting Marie Leona Trier and Edgar William Wagner. Bride attendants were Regina Haensgen and Gertrude Treir with Edward Trier best man. The couple will reside in Fond Du Lac after a six month western honeymoon.
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Edgar Wagner
Boulder
Marie Leona Trier
Daily Reporter
Fond du Lac
Wis
St. Joseph’s Church
J. C. O’brien
Edgar William Wagner
Jacob Wagner
Big Timber
Mont
J. J. Collins
Regina Haensgen
Gertrude Treir
Edward Trier
Calumet
Wagner
West
Fred Rucping Leather Company
Matthew White
Lynn, Mass
G. A. Cramer
Chicago
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Billings Taxi Driver William Frink Killed
Billings on Rimrock road discovery of the murdered taxi driver William A. Frink, shot twice and robbed. Police believe a Sunday night ambush near his stand explains the crime. Ward P. Nye found the body as parking lights and engine remained on. Frink was a well known local taxi operator and former bus driver.
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Billings
William A. Frink
Rimrock
Frink
Ward P. Nye
Nye
Murderer Roy Walsh Escapes From Boulder Jail
Roy Walsh, a convicted murderer, testified under authorities in Butte that he freed himself from the Boulder jail in October by fashioning a wooden keg and using a knife and wire to unlock his cell door in under an hour. He accused guard Aaron Smith of helping the escape, now awaiting trial.
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Butte
Mont
Jefferson County
Boulder
Roy Walsh
Aaron Smith
Primary low turnout marks Montana vote in Big Timber
The Montana presidential primary in Big Timber County showed weak interest with 252 of 660 registered voters casting ballots. Bray led Republican delegate counts locally while statewide results favored Coolidge for president as returns trickled in from 470 precincts.
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Big Timber
Big Timber East
Big Timber West
Bray
Cleveland
President Coolidge
McAdoo
Calhoun
Pat Carney
la Follette
Henry L. Sherlock
Arthur
Cummins
George
J. Bruce Kremer
O'Connor
Stewart
T. J. Walsh
United States
Deer Lodge
Thomas Arthur
Billings
Senator Walsh
Kremer
Maloney
Geere
Clements
Mc Tague
Daly
Montana
W. H. Hoover
Great Falls
Coolidge
State Administration
O. H. P. Shelley
W. R. Allen
George Berry
Hoover
Allen
Berry
Brooks
Brattin
Lindquist
Cook
Vera Delano
J. A. Poore
Speer
German Government Resigns. Ebert Seeks New Chancellor
Berlin May 26 The German government has resigned and President Ebert accepted the resignation. He will confer with parliamentary leaders tomorrow on selecting a new chancellor and forming a government. Prior attempts at a straight bourgeois ministry failed amid obstruction by German nationals.
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Berlin
Ebert
Marx
Eighth Graders Pass To High School List
Thirty eighth graders moved from the public into the high school last evening after an indoor program featuring Over the Summer Sea Verdi Chorus class history poems and diplomas. The graduates include Don Austin Marie Bechtel Edna Broker James Brannin Rasmus Boe Edward Douthett Lillian Grosfield Eugene Grande Henry Hauge Isoline Kepler Owen Loftsgaarden Minnie Pearl LaRue Dial Mooney Ethel Manis William Miller Viola Ryan Eben Rein Bertha Sewell Lee Skillman Grace Traver LaRetta Thompson Geneva Thompson Alma Tjaaland Genevieve Rhoades Jane Brown Lyle Watkins Charles Fallang Milton Bryan Charles Whalen Richard Nevins.
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Verdi
Ethel Manis
Viola Ryan
Schuman
Bunny Beley
Don Austin
Edna Broker
Glass Song
Horace S. Davis
LaRetta Thompson
Geneva Thompson
Alma _ Tjaaland
Genevieve Rhoades
Jane Brown
Lyle Watkins
Charles Fallang
Milton Bryan
Charles Whalen
Richard Nevins
President Coolidge signs immigration bill with exclusion intact
President Coolidge signed the immigration bill despite opposing the exclusion clause, noting the measure as a whole serves the nation's needs. He and Secretary Hughes, who also opposed excluding Japanese workers by law, stated they remain in accord on the bill’s broader goals and administration.
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Washington
Coolidge
Department of Labor
Hughes
Congress
White House
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C. A. Keppler
S. B. Thurman
Roy Harris
F. E. Swift
Mustaff Mamet
Northern Pacific Railway Co
Rosa A. Skaggs
G. B. Long
State Bank of Lewistown
Minnie Gugler
Leo J. Cremer
Ed Jennings
Elizabeth Jennings
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Dixon
Frank Dingle
Lanstrum
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Irwin
Kyle
Snell
Mrs. Berry
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