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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1923

Page

12

Disappearance of Two Anaconda Girls Linked to Carnival Worker

Florence Wallen and Maud Snow, both 15, vanished from Anaconda on a night near 606 Pine Street. Police fear foul play as Oliver Wallen reports a carnival worker, Verne Cavanaugh, may have aided their departure. Cavanaugh, 19, from Salt Lake City, is believed to be with the girls as they seek work with a carnival or fair in an inland town.

Butte Montana Florence Wallen Pine Street Anaconda Florence Wallen Helena Oliver Wallen Mary Hughes Wallens Hughes Maud Snow Snow Carnival Cavanaugh Salt Lake City Maude Snow Mr. Wallen Elm Street

Oscar Rohn Killed Inspecting Shaft Skip Dump

Oscar Rohn general manager of East Butte Copper and former State Highway Commission chairman was instantly killed at the Pittsmont shaft skip dump while inspecting the device. He was a well known mining engineer in the west.

Oscar Rohn East Butte Copper Company State Highway Commission Pittsmont Mr. Rohn

The Thirtieth Street Theater Robbery

In a New York theater lobby a bandit burst into the ticket booth brandishing a revolver and demanded cash. He fired at a policeman, fled in a waiting taxi, and left without obtaining the $700 in the booth.

New York Thirtieth Street Sixth Avenue

Discovery of Kullyspell site ends historic trading post dispute

Duncan McDonald and Pend d Oreille leaders locate two chimney ruins on Mameloose Island near Lake Pend d Oreille believed to mark David Thompson 1809 trading post. The find confirms Thompson journal notes unearthed in Canadian archives and ties to regional Kalispel and Flathead history.

Kallyspell House Northwest Per Thompson Thompson Falls Duncan McDonald Flathead Montana Angus McDonald Alex Kai Merchelle Kalispel Larks Fork Idaho Hudson Bay Kullyspell House Lake Pend d’Oreille David Thompson Northwest Trading Company Toronto Pend d’Oreille Sea of Mameloose Island Sea of Mameloose S’kau Kausin Chevruil Duncan Spokane Angus

Robbers Loot Ennis Bank After Cutting Phone Lines

Bank bandits forced entry to the Southern State bank in Ennis Madison county looting safety deposit boxes of jewelry Liberty bonds and possibly cash. The crime discovered at 830 am after wires were cut isolating the town with two to three suspects believed involved.

Ennis Madison County Liberty Madison River West Yellowstone Park Virginia City Norris Gallauix B. ©. Bannell Hugh Wakefield Sheridan Helmville Banig

Montana crops rise over five year average on forecast

Montana farmers expect spring wheat 44,764,000 bushels and total corn and related crops to reach 80,388,000 bushels, more than twice the five year average. Oats, corn, barley, flax, hay, potatoes and beets show varied gains with rust, drought and pests affecting some regions.

Montana Geo. A. Scott Montana Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service North Central South Central Timothy Minthead Carbon Hall

France withholds war debt until Germany pays it back

Washington reports France will not repay the three billions loaned during the war until Germany settles the debt. In Colorado Springs, Mrs. C. H. P. Belmont leader of the national women's party says marriage is a form of slavery and she would not urge it on any girl.

Washington France America Germany Colorado Springs

Tokio rejects Soviet aid ships Lenine left Yokohama harbor

Japan refused Soviet relief offered by the Lenine, escorting the vessel from Yokohama. The ship reportedly carried relief roubles, 15 tons of Soviet literature, and a commission to spread propaganda. In Tokyo, Joseph Robinson and Hartisan Jickson, noted as narcotic peddlers, were each fined $500 and given two years in prison.

Tokio Japan Russia Lenine Yokohama fFleet Palia Joseph Robinson Hartisan Jickson

A New Oil Lamp Offers Free Trial in City

An inventor in Chicago offers a free lamp to the first in each locality who helps introduce it. The lamp supposedly burns 94 percent air and can heat gas or electricity. Address B P Johnson 609 W Lake St Chicago and requests agents.

B. P. Johnson W. Lake St Chicago Ill

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