Jury Deliberates Long In Whitey Rowe Murder Trial
In Big Timber the trial of Whitey Rowe for the murder of ranch hand Joe Cook began Monday before Judge B. E. Berg. After a lengthy morning session, jurors were sent to deliberate then remained in the jury room at 4:30 p.m. as the Pioneer went to press. Evidence included circus ties and an ax found near the crime scene.
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A. d. Brown
J. H. Wick
Peter Herkland
Harold Tuster
E. Mattson
John Krone
Herman Hetland
G. W. Smith
Hay McLaughlin
Floyd Farr
G. O. Mosby
Nils T. Peterson
J. W. Schofield
Miles
Moore
Cook
Joe Cook
George M. Moore
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High Court Faces Big Docket After Recess
The Supreme Court will reconvene with Chief Justice Taft and eight associates. It plans two weeks devoted to petitions for review and appeals from the past recess, including cases on intrastate petroleum rate reductions, Yellowstone Transportation Co property tax, and a $24 500 judgment against the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad for Frank Kane’s 1928 death.
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Washington
Get
Supreme Court
Taft
Northern Pacific
Montana
Collatin County
Yellowstone
Hot chase as gas thief nabbed by night watchman
Floyd Bailey and Mrs Tibbetts were jailed after a gas theft attempt from Bailey's tank. Night Watchman Ellison arrested Tibbetts and his wife, who fled after draining gas from the Bailey home on Yellowstone Trail. The couple departed with a money wire after promising not to return.
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Oregon
Elltison
Floyd Bailey
Sonmehads
Mer
Shailey
Anderson and
Listh Streets
Yellowstone Trail
Bach
Mr Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Ted Busha
Mr. Thailey
Federal Court To Try Slayer Of Virkkula
The arraignment of Emimnet dd White on second degree murder was deferred as jurisdiction shifted from state to federal court. White and another border patrolman shot Virkkula last June 8 when the car did not halt, while Mrs Virkkula said the stop attempt was underway. Virkkula, with his wife and children, had just crossed from the Canadian side. No liquor was found in the car. Virkkula had prior liquor a year earlier and was fined $100.
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Douthell
Frank Whitsel
Moore
Claiburn
Arannin
Whitsel
Cook
William N. Farmer
Gale Bros
Farmer
Virkkula
White
Death of Jeanne Eagels From Sleep Drug Overdose
New York reports medical tests show actress Jeanne Eagels died from an overdose taken to induce sleep, masking alcoholic psychosis. Autopsy confirmed this, as she collapsed in her doctor’s reception room after a visit with her secretary.
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New York
Aday
Jeanne Eagels
Sadie Thompson
Engela
Kansas City
St. Louis
Local Woman Elected Secretary of District No 4 Women’s Club
Mrs Agnes J Bunney of Belfry was elected secretary of District No 4 of the Montana federation of Women’s Clubs at the bi annual meeting in Bozeman. Other officers named include Mrs Carl Petersen as vice president and Mrs L W Baskett as treasurer. The new officers take duties at the state federation meeting in Great Falls in 1930. The convention drew 74 delegates and about 150 visiting women with remarks by Mrs FF Jossitot of Havre and Mrs J E Brown of Bozeman.
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Get
Agnes J. Booney
Belfry
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Carl Petersen
Three Forks
L. W. Baskett
Big Timber
Edna Gaab
Canton
Great Falls
Harvey Coit
Agnes LE. Bunney
Ff.ef.jossitot
Havre
J. E. Brown
State Federation
Hamilton
Kalispell
Conrad
Glasgow
Lewistown
Gallatin Defeats Sweet Grass 19 to 0 at Gatton Field
Gallatin scores two touchdowns in the second and third quarters and adds a late TD to defeat Sweet Grass High 19 to 0 at Gatton Field. Dyche passes for two Walsh to Walton and Moore, while Gallatin's defense holds Sweet Grass to no scoring drives as time expires.
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Sweet Grass High
Bozeman
Bozeman Chronicle
Sweet Grass County High School
Big Eleven
Gallatin
Gatton Field
Dyche
Walton
Gallatin Gang
Sweet Grass
Hig Timber
Lot
Moore
Williamson LE Osburn Haley
Little Stansbury
Satre House
LaBree Townsend
Schallock
Meliride
Manis
W. Walton
Steensland Dsche
Loftsgaarden Wilson
West Moore
RH Morstein
Minder Fis Highic
Lyle
Peete
J. Walton
Johnson
Bue
Strand
Ellison
Arkansas Man Made New Legion Leader
O L Bodenhamer of Eldorado Arkansas was unanimously elected national commander of the American Legion at the Louisville convention to succeed Paul V McNutt. Delegates saw tense moments during nominations and Bodenhamer then addressed the gathering after a celebratory display by drum corps and delegates.
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O. L. Bodenhamer
Eldorado
Ark
American Legion
Paul V. McNutt
Alabama
North Carolina
Albert J. Cox
Raleigh
N.C
Bodenhamer
McNutt
Arkansas Department
Boston
Goldthwaite
Texas
1Th Infantry
Norton M. David
Denver
Milton PD. Campbell
Sincinnati
Frank Schoble
Philadelphia
Willis M. Brewer
Pontiac
Mich
John (Deres) Dugan
Wilmington
Del
George F Ketile. Hochester
N. Y.s
James F. Barton
Scull
WW. Lucas
Bowman Elder
Ebouw Patna
Schoble
Father Kettle
New York
Fruit Growers See Benefit From Cooperative Marketing
Charles C. Teague of California told the senate agricultural committee that cooperative marketing has succeeded for grape growers and could bring similar gains to other commodities. He noted his farm board role and Far West connections, and Senators praised the progress observed with limited cross-examination.
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Washington
California
Charles C. Teague
Senate Agricultural Committee
Texsue
Far West
Heflin
Wheat Values Down On Monday Market
Chicago October 7 wheat prices fell late after a rise from export buying and Liverpool quotes. US wheat in sight rose to 191,592,000 bushels while Canada and Argentina weather fears kept some upward pressure. Corn and oats also slipped, with provisions varying.
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Chicago
United States
Liverpool
Canada
Argentina
Southwest
Northwest
Railways Plan North South Transcontinental Link
The Wyoming Montana Railroad seeks control of three Wyoming lines to create a north south transcontinental route from Midwest to Miles City Montana and Casper to Craig. The plan includes trackage rights into Denver and from Ice to Casper and funding of 218 million in stock and 15 million in bonds.
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Mexico
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wyoming Montana Railroad Company
Wyoming
North and South Railroad Company
Montana Mailway Company
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Silico
Wyo
Miles City
Mont
Casper
Craig
Cole
Denver and Salt Lake
Moffatt
Denver
Chicago and Northwestern
Ice
Athletics Take First In Big World's Series At Wrigley Field
The aged Howard Ehmke pitched the Philadelphia Athletics to a 4 1 victory over the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field in the opening game of the World Series. Jimmy Foxx hit a key homer in the seventh, Charley Root started for Chicago, and Woody English made two costly miscues in the Cubs defense. The Cubs finally scored in the ninth, but Ehmke and the Athletics held on for the win.
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Howard Ehmke
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
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Ehmke
Howard
Cubs
Jimmy Foxx
Mackmen
Tween Ehmke
Charley Root
Foxx
Athletics
McCarthy
Root
Zack Taylor
Guy Bush
Toot
Woody English
Bing Miller
Ehinke
Rangers
Khinke
Jimmy Dykes
Kiki Gusler
Cayler
Rigel Stephenson
Homer
Dimiig
Page
Upper Swan River Inferno Threatens Montana Ranches
Fears for Upper Swan River ranches as a wildfire rages through Limberland with 2M acres burned and spreading rapidly despite high winds. The blaze, started near Gordon ranch east of Holland Lake, blocks the only exit road and reaches Swan River and Barber Creek toward the Tolken divide, fueling a massive emergency response from Missoula Kalispell and Spokane crews.
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Missoula
Mont. Cel
Swaniver
Gordon Ranch
Holland Lake
Rumble Creek
Swan River
Barber Creek
Tolkend Boke Divide
Frank Schaefer
Fhanes
Atte
Besses
Kalispell
Spokane
St. Megis
Sinclair Cannot Escape Bastile in Contempt Case
Washington October 4 Chaery Fr Sinclair was again denied freedom before the natural expiration November 22 of his six month sentence for jury shadowing. Justice Siddons of the District of Columbia Supreme Court ruled the sentence did not run from the contempt duration but from the actual sentence and that the two terms run concurrently. The decision followed a warden’s calculation that Sinclair’s time should end October 6. Siddons held that Sinclair’s presence in jail during the second commitment was immaterial and the order was not retroactive.
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Washington
Chaery Fr. Sinclair
Siddons
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Muny
Senate
W. OL. Poke
District
Body Of Albert Cook Buried In A. L. Plot
Alfred Gook born in Coeur d Alene ran away as a youth to join the medical corps. Enlisted, served overseas, later worked as a cook. His death identified by fingerprints after the war. Family members attend trial. widow and sister identify the body. Government to pay a World War service bonus of 1400 dollars to relatives.
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White Court
Cook
Mountain View Cemetery
Lewien
Alfred Gook
Coeur Ud Alenedda
Butte
Fort Rossel
Weeo
Gheneys
Washile
Hattie Gook
War Department
Washington, D.C
F. P. Daugherty
Hattie Cook
Daugherty
Washtuena
Wash
New Grain Marketing Firm May Handle This Year’s Crop
A 20 million dollar Farmers National Grain Marketing corporation may receive federal marketing aid loans. Delaware incorporation planned with Chicago headquarters and foreign branch offices. Existing cooperatives will own the company, with a federation planned to unite growers’ agencies.
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National Grain Marketing Corporation
Federal Farm Board
Cooperatives Organization
Farm Board
George Farrand
Washington
Delaware
Chicago
United States
CG ON
Denman
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