Walter Hill Seeks Third Divorce From Mildred Hill
Mildred Hill sues Walter Hill in district court at Livingston for divorce after a troubled romance that included a 1927 marriage to the Montana cattle raiser and a series of separations. The filing requests substantial alimony and attorneys fees while detailing disputes over past conduct and liquor.
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Livingston
Mildred Hill
Walter Hill
James 3. Fill
Saskatoon
Pauline Gillison Hil
Hill
Hil
Hutte
Park Avenue
Wild
Montana
Wilsall
Corwin Springs
Yellowstone Park
James F.oconnor
Hill Interest
O'Connor
Star Chamber
Hills
Goal Mountain Ranch
Date Railroad
Seattle Judge Orders Halt to Interrogation Methods
A Seattle Superior Court judge barred use of lie detectors and truth serum on Mayer and Smith in the Nassett case. The judge also warned prosecutors over methods described as medieval and stated a murder charge would be filed only after locating admissible beds. Mayer allegedly confessed to a 1988 Bremerton killing during a visit with a former naval officer.
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Seattle
Wash
James Eugene Nassett
Annapolis
Malcolm Douglas
Mayer
Brassett
Puget Sound
Bremerton
Calvin
Leonard Keeler
Mlinois
Hunter shoots horse in deer hunt mix up
Ogden Utah November 22. Wallace M Riddle Powell National Forest supervisor recounts a hunter who shot his own horse instead of a deer. The hunter left his mount tethered and distraught, then pursued game on foot, only to realize the fatal mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Wallace M. Riddle
Panquiteh
Powell National Forest
Forest Service
Powell Forest
Edward L. Doheny Set for Trial Next January
Edward L. Doheny is scheduled to stand trial January 13 on a bribery indictment connected to the Teapot Dome lease scandal. Prosecutors ask the D C Supreme Court to fix the date after disagreements over timing with Doheny counsel Frank Hogan. Falls appeal and related issues may influence the schedule. Hogan seeks delay until his return in December.
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Owen J. Roberts
Atlee Pomerene
Edward L. Doheny
California
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Frank J. Hogan
Doheny
Albert B. Fall
of the Interior
Enk Gills
Cal. Naval Petroleum Reserve
Falls
District of Columbia Court of Appeels
Megan
Senator Warren of Wyoming Dies in Washington
Washington Nov 24 Death Sunday removed from the senate the veteran Francis E Warren of Wyoming age 85 the dean of the senate who served continuously since 1896 and chair of the appropriations committee He died after three weeks of illness pneumonia and bronchitis present were Mrs Warren his son Fred Warren of Cheyenne and Gen John J Pershing General Pershing spoke after arrival expressing confidence in recovery
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Washington
Senate
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Dean
Beonchitis
Justice Holmes
Supreme Court
Representative Stedman
North Carolina
John Minor
Warren
Fred Warren
Cheyenne
John J. Pershing
France
General Pershing
Appropriations Committee
Harding
Thirty Miles Of New Highway Slated From Here To Livingston
The state plans year long construction on main east and west highway links expanding from here to Livingston. A 25 mile Custer Hysham stretch will shorten routes, add a bridge over the Big Horn, and connect Columbus Reed Point with improved roadbeds though some gravel surfacing remains.
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Here
Livingston
Three Forks
Rh. J. Ephland
State Highway Department
Custer
Enkland
Cuti Hysham
Columbus
Reed Point
Springdale
Montana-North Dakota
Coas
Miles City
Broadus
Couster-Tyshanm
Ephland
Pease Bottom
Yellowstone River
Big Horn River
Era Pacific
Hnehod
Hysham East
Rosebud
Leae
Billings
Hardin Road
Iso
Tofia
Wyoming Line
Wealthy Clubman Is Given Heavy Penalty
Clayton C. Stafford a wealthy clubman and grain dealer of EL Monte was sentenced to San Quentin for one to 50 years for an alleged assault on his secretary Rae Schade 21. The judge denied a new trial and Stafford announced an appeal.
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Los Angeles
Clayton C. Stafford
EL Monte
San Quentin
Rae Schade
Emmet HH. Wilson
Stafford
Turnbull Canyon
Fiel
Secretary Buried In Old Iowa Residence
James W. Good late secretary of war was buried in Iowa with military honors. Hundreds attended the Cedar Rapids ceremony as taps sounded and he was laid to rest near his birthplace. The funeral at First Presbyterian included eulogies by Dr. Robert Little and Dr. Harry Gage.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
James W. Good
Jim” Good
Fourteenth Cavalry
Hoover
West Branch
Good
Western
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Little
Harry Moorehouse Gage
Coe College
Hoever
Montana Pioneer Fred Mayan Dies at Eighty
The funeral service for Fred Mayan, a Montana pioneer, was held at the Presbyterian church in White Sulphur Springs. Born in 1840 in Mecklenberg Prussia, he arrived in America as a youth, settled in Diamond City, then moved to White Sulphur Springs in 1869, helping shape the Smith River Valley into a notable stock and dairy district.
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Fred Mayan
Presbyterian Church
Nev
Hamilton
Fred Mayn
Mecklenbers
Prussia
America
Charles
Diamond City
White Sulphur Springs
Smith River Valley
Stremms Gud Battes
Montana
Denver Woodmen of the World Insurance Upheld by Court Injunction
A Denver court injunction voided amendments adopted at the Oakland convention in July 1998, halting changes to Woodmen of the World insurance. Plaintiffs from Colorado, Montana, Utah and Idaho allege head officers pushed a fivefold premium shift and fund transfer to a new reserve, coercing members to switch. About 146,096 members are involved. notices of five special assessments allegedly pressured long-time members to drop coverage.
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Denver
Colo
Woodmen of the World
Oakland
Caught Judge
Colorado
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Benefit Society
Lodge
Woodmen of
Tiger of France Clemenceau Dies After Stormy Career
Georges Clemenceau, known as the Tiger of France, died Sunday at his Paris home at 1 55 a m, aged, after a long career as wartime leader and peacemaker. He inspired France with a relentless drive to victory and shaped postwar policy.
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Georges Clemenceau
France
Mae Franklin
Clemenceau
Victors
Marne
Theoneste
Clemencea
Chamber of Deputies
Georges Benjamin Chemencene
Hussia
Paris
Pyrenees
Clemencean
Pere la Victorie
Snook to get indefinite stay of execution in Ohio case
Chief Justice Carrington I Marshall announced an indefinite stay of execution for Dr. James A Snook who is on death row for the murder of Theorstix Ohio State co ed The Ohio Court of Appeals denied a new trial but allowed an appeal on federal grounds The court described the slaying as a brutal calculated murder and set Snook to die next Friday pending further action
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Columbus
Ohio
Carrington I. Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
James A. Snook
Theorstix
Ohio State
Justicon Marshall
United States Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Snook
Federal judge corrects liquor opinion in Jones law case
Federal judge Louis Pitzhenry issued a statement to clarify an earlier ruling on the Jones law. He said the prior interpretation may have suggested that simply possessing liquor makes a person a felon, which is incorrect. He stressed the law treats manufacture, sale, and transport as felonies, while mere possession remains a misdemeanor.
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Prorta
Louis Pitzhenrs Todas
Pitzhenry
Torch Murderess Sentenced for First Degree Murder
Laure Weaver confessed to strangling her common law husband Wilmer J. Kitselman on June 30 in Wyoming Alabama with a belt and burning the body on a lonely road. The 42 year old, six foot tall, 230 pound woman pleaded guilty and received 25 years in Joliet state penitentiary.
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Rew Aners
Laure Weaver
Reh
Omardleress
Mureder
Joliet
Miss Weaver
Wilmer J. Kitselman
Wyoming
Kitselman
Billings Youth Killed by Gun Accident During Hunt Near Shepherd
William Baumgartner III, 19, of Billings, was killed by a shotgun discharge from fellow hunter Paul D. Shaffer while four companions prepared to return to Billings six miles northeast of Shepherd. Coroner Frank Smith exonerated Shaffer. funeral plans pending. Baumgartner worked as a driver for Shaffer Bros. market.
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Billings
William Breamgartner
Mathias Baumgartner
South Twenty-fifth Street
Shepherd
Young Baumgartner
Paul D. Shaffer
South Second Avenue
Frank Smith
Schlehofer
Smith
Shaffer Bros. South Side Market
Shaffer
Albert J. Shaffer
South Thirty-ninth Street
F. Levi
North Twenty-sixth Street
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Senator Warren
Morsteip
Joe
Little
Sears
Loftsgaarden
Highie
E. Satre
Steensland
Latree
West
Osburn
Johnson
Ellison
Schallock
B. Satre
Paul Manis
Denver Court
Illinois
Torch
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