Ignorance and clemency plea from Atlanta prisoner
An Atlanta federal penitentiary inmate E Perry a 25 year old former U S Army lieutenant serving life for murdering his commander asks President Harding for a pardon He argues ignorance of killing was wrong before his conviction and recounts a mountain upbringing and army training highlighting education gaps and calls for American educational missionary work to prevent future pardons.
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Federal
Atlanta
E. Perry
U. S. Army
Harding
Perry
Tennessee Mountains
81St. Infantry
France
South
America
Kentucky
Terpeise
West Virginia
A Beacon of Hope and a Discordant Note in Montana Politics
A beacon of pacifist hope emerges as world leaders push for disarmament at Washington, with Japan sending Prince Tokuyamu to the talks. In Montana, discord within Governor Dixon’s administration grows, as inner council rifts and factional strife threaten Republican unity and taxpayer interests.
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Congress
Washington
Prince Tokuyamum
House of Peers
Japan
Hawaii
Montana
Helena
Dixon
Rankin
Stewart
Porter
Walker
Capitol
Deer Lodge
Conley
Potter
Public urged to back disarmament ahead of Washington talks
The article argues for broad public push to support arms reduction not for one power but for all. It urges writing to Washington to influence diplomats gathering next month, hoping for peace agreements and economic programs. It warns continued armament leads to bankruptcy and economic wretchedness.
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Washington
U. S
Pilling Lumber Company Sues George Briggs and Bank
In district court of Montana's Ninth Judicial District a civil action seeks $517.95 plus 8 percent interest from December 17, 1920, and foreclosing a mechanic's lien against George Briggs. The defendants must answer within twenty days of service or face default judgment. First publication October 18, 1921. last publication November 3, 1921.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
Teton
Pilling Lumber Company
George Briggs
First National Bank of Conrad
Capital Trust and Savings Bank v Parsons Defendants
A civil action filed by Capital Trust and Savings Bank against Phillip H Parsons Ruby L Parsons Power Morgan Company Andrew Bodding and Peter Rondes. The case names multiple corporate and individual defendants in a dispute over financial obligations and liability.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Capital Trust and Savings Bank
A Corporation
Phillip H. Parsons
Ruby L. Parsons
Power Morgan Company
a _ corporation
Andrew Bodding
Peter Rondes
Foreclosure actions target Parsons and Warner properties
Montana court actions sue Phillip H Parsons Ruby L Parsons Edward E Warner O T Wiprud and St Anthony Dakota Elevator Company to foreclose mortgages on property in Teton County Montana and recover on six promissory notes totaling about 124 578 with 12 percent interest plus attorney fees. The case seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on the NE quarter of Section 13 Township 24 North Range 2 East and related liens and encumbrances. First publication October 13 with last November 3 in Great Falls Montana files.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
First Mortgage Loan Company of Montana, Corporation
Edward EE. Warner
O. T. Wiprud
St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Company
Edward E. Warner
Montana Meridian
Teton County
Montana
Blanche M. Jacobson
W. J. Tighe
Great Falls
How Better Than Pills Chamberlain's Tablets Superior
The article states they are easier and more pleasant to take than ordinary cathartics. Their gentle effect moves the bowels without discomfort and also improves appetite and digestion.
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