22 Feb 1923
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1923
Page
1
The jury found Newton Eaghson guilty of first degree murder in the Allison L. McCain case connected to a Roy bank robbery. After a long trial they fixed the penalty at life imprisonment. Judge von Tobel praised the jurors for their care and service.
Judge W H Poorman of Helena will preside over the murder trial of Charles Jarrett and Newton Jackson in the McCain case. The trial is expected to begin next Monday at 10 o clock with both sides satisfied by the judge. Judge von Tobel will sentence a ton at 10 am. The jury penalty attire.
Melstone Messenger recounts the 1920 Lewis town bank robbery near Melstone in which Edward McCay and D. J. Dundas faced a lone bandit. N. L. Jackson, linked by evidence and location, was arrested later at Seattle Flatwillow oil well but released for lack of sufficient proof.
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The Judith Basin Poultry and Rabbit association brings the State Poultry Show to Stanford on January 5 1924 with a major focus on Boys and Girls Poultry Exhibit. Juniors receive the same premiums as adults and entry fees are waived. A futurity premium of 15 dollars for first and 10 dollars for second place applies to pens of one cockerel and four pullets. Entries require stories and records.
Chicago leaders urge lower Pacific coast rates and rerouting to the Atlantic to curb shipper losses. RM Calking of the Chicago Miles St Paul railway cites a Wisconsin firm saving by routing via Panama and Philadelphia, arguing Western lines can divert traffic back home to fill empty eastbound cars.
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A garbled OCR fragment describes a splendid cleaner mixture consisting of turpentine and linseed oil. The text is incoherent and includes misspelled terms and unclear references to usage or proportions.
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