Prisoner Walsh Plot Revealed in Boulder Jail
From Boulder county jail a condemned murderer Roy Walsh plotted a daylight bank robbery at Victor Idaho with white slaver R W Campbell guarding him. Campbell warned, blocked the plan and later told of Walshs knifing gag and belt trap as jailers moved to transfer Walsh to the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Boulder County
Roy Walsh
Albert Johnson
Victor
Idaho
Leslie Knight
Jefferson County
R. W. Campbell
Boulder
Campbell
Knight
Missouri State Penitentiary
Mr. Knight
Roy
Vestor
Snake River
Victor Bank
Campbell Walsh
Deer Lodge
Granite Mountain wealth fueled first St. Louis real estate boom
The Granite Mountain mines near Phillipsburg Montana spurred vast investor wealth in the 1880s. The Granite Bi Metallic complex produced hundreds of millions in bullion and ore for the period 1883 to 1898, funding St. Louis projects and elevating fortunes of early shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Mountain
ST. Louis
Anaconda
Phillipsburg
Oni
Granite County
Charles D. McLure
Hope Mining Company
McLure
Charles Clark
Clark
Hope
Wiseacres
Old Hope Company
Bonanza
Monte Cristos
Merchants’ Bridge
Terminal Railway
Planters
Vandeventer Place
Eli D. Holland
Holland
Paul A. Fusz
Granite-Bi- Metallic Company
John R. Lienberger
Granite Mountain Mining Company
Lewis R. Rumsey
C. D. McLure
Frank L. Perkins
Montana
Granite
John W. Plummer
Plummer
Bi-Metallic Mining Company
Consolidated Company
Granite-Bi-Metallic Mining Company
Parole Denied in Cascade County Murder Case
Cascade County Attorney F A Ewald rejects parole for Michael Pattkovitch of Sand Coulee serving ten to twenty years for the 1918 murder of Charles Tishma. The motive involved a Ford automobile and Tishma’s money. Pattkovitch admitted lies about his father and confessed his own role after a lengthy trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
F. A. Ewald
Cascade County
Michael Pattkovitch
Sand Coulee
Deer Lodge
Charles Tishma
Ewald
State Parole Board
Pattkovitch
Ford Automobile
Tishma
L. K. Kommers
Coury
Father Ali
World News Briefs Across Continents And Incidents
Union Pacific spent 30 million on railroad improvements last year. In Christiania twenty drowned when the Haakon Jarl sank after a collision. Moscow hosts a Third Internationale convention with sixty nations represented including the US Canada and Mexico. Frank Carpenter is dead in Shanghai. Bill Brennan shot dead at his cabaret as James Cullen a state trooper is wounded nearby. Jazz music blamed for goitre spread in the east per Dr. G W Newell former president of the National Women’s Medical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
Christiania
Norway
Moscow
United States
Canada
Mexico
Shanghai
Frank Carpenter
Bill Brennan
Brennan
James Cullen
G. W. Newell
National Women’s Medical Association
Buffalo Invading Centennial Ranches Alarm Local Ranchers
A herd of seven buffalo roams the upper Centennial valley causing major annoyance to ranchers. Fences and hay corrals are no barrier as the animals feed freely near Picnic Springs ranches. Cowboys have driven them into the mountains, but the herd returns, making feeding poultry hazardous for farmers. The buffalo are believed to be Idaho natives and descendants of a famous bull that once killed a hunter at a game corral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Valley
Uuma
Picnic Springs
Idaho
Dick Pee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Flint Creek
Granite Mountain Mine
McIntyre
Old Hope Milling Company
Philipsburg
Great Falls
Justice Court
Billings Polytechnic
West
Lewis T. Eaton
Director Polytechnic
Mont
THE
Centennial
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede
Northwest
Ideal Auto Camp
Banff
Calgary
Banff Windermere
Canadian Rockies
Fred Johnston
E. L. Richardson
Guy Weadick
Stampede
Miles City
Roundup and Historical Association
Custer Post No
American Legion
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