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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1932

Page

7

Woman Offers to Surrender as Mob Edges Toward Hangings

Ann Gifford confesses to shooting Tom McArdle to save Dave Stone, pleads with the mob to spare him, and is escorted to the hotel as Wilson and allies plan a risky jailbreak. The jail siege tightens with armed guards, shifting loyalties, and a tense exchange over who killed McArdle.

Jim Yerby Phil Stark Mike Yerby Wilson Phil Stone Stark Hig Lyn Ann McCann Mr. Stone Tom McArdle Dave Stone Jasper Stark Gitner Dave Rand Stark McArdle Phils Jasper Starks Julia Sam Sharp Lyn McCann Peter McCanny An’ Ginner McCanns Peter

Vigilante trial hinges on Miss Gifford tale and Stone

In a western town crowd decides to hold a vigilante trial for Stone over Tom McArdle’s death. Peter McCann leads efforts with Julia and Ann aiding a fair trial. Witnesses testify as tension peaks in the jailhouse showdown.

Tom Lazy ’ Brand Brown McCann Peter McCann Stone Yerby Wilson Rand Mike Fletcher Haskell Dave Jasper Stark Gitner Pedro le Page

Courthouse Rally Demands Trial For Murder Suspect

A six piece band leads a crowd to the courthouse steps where Peter McCann frames the mob as seek‑ ing a court for the murder of Tom McArdle. He insists Stone must face punishment if guilty, urging swift execution rather than trial.

Medford Badford's Emporium Flying VY McCann Peter McCann Stone Mesa Tom McArdle Wastin

Bermudians Still Seek Spanish Treasure Trove

Bermudians believe Spanish treasure may lie in their islands despite centuries of lore. Accounts from 1693 recount a triangular stone heap with a brass plate and a wooden cross guiding to a rumored hoard amid reports of phantom ships and fire drakes near Moneypiece Rock and other outlying isles.

Bermuda Islands Central South America Bermuda

Venture the assertion ridicule in Pathfinder

A Pathfinder Magazine critique calls the phrase I venture the assertion flawed and hypocritical. It argues an assertion should be clear and not masked as a doubtful venture into speculation. The piece labels the habit as an unsupported opinion framed as noncommittal speech.

Pathfinder Magazine

Wonder What Party at Other End Was Saying

Albert D. Lasker's pet story of the week centers on a colored maid in a friend's home answering a telephone ring. The maid repeats “Yas’m” to every question and then hangs up, revealing a long distance call from Washington.

Albert D. Lasker Yas’m Yas'm Lucy

Marriage racket duped Pittsburgh ministers for years

A couple posed as lovers to wed clergy men across Pittsburgh forging licenses. After each fake ceremony the groom handed a $25 check and claimed $15 change, but all checks were worthless. Arrested, he confessed pairing before 1,965 ministers without actual marriage in four years.

Pittsburgh

Camel Step Surveying in Asia by Sven Hedin

Swedish explorer Dr. Sven Hedin states the camel is the best surveying aid for Asia’s deserts. He describes mapping with a compass, watch, tape, paper, pencil and camel, using the camel’s step length to measure distance traveled.

Asia Sven Hedin

This Man Had Faith Lost 24 Pounds

An advertisement claims a man shed 24 pounds from 192 pounds to 168 in a few months using Kruschen with daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast. It urges cutting fats and sweets and frames the product as a safe, harmless conditioner sold by druggists worldwide.

Theo A. C LaFleur Providence Drageists

Sod House Construction for Tourism in Topeka

The State Historical Society plans a sod house in Topeka for tourists. Built from thick layers of sod, it recalls western Kansas pioneer shelters distinct from dugouts. Old timers praise its summer cooling and rain resistance when well built.

Topeka State Historical Society Kansas

London Answers on Speaking Terms Between Vera and Dora

Vera and Dora reconcile after a prior rift. Vera wants to learn what Mabel told Dora about her. The exchange hints at personal gossip circulating in London society.

Jack Dora Vera Mabel London

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