Butte man held for burglary of judge's office
Ed L Leary, jailed in county hall, faces first degree burglary charges for entering Judge George W. Padbury's office in the abandoned county courthouse. Police traced the cuff link sale to South Main Street dealer Ed Guthrie, leading to Leary's arrest after a warrant search of his home turned up the lighter, letters, and Masonic notes. Bail set at 2500 dollars.
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Ed L Leary
Cle County Hall
Fale
George W. Padbury
Link
Gitier Therault
Ed Guthrie
South Main Street
Leary
Guthrie
Lieto
Kottas
Butte
Morgenthau Says Repeal Has Worked So Far
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Morgenthau declaring two years after repeal that alcohol laws enforcement has proceeded smoothly. He cites satisfactory liquor tax collections and reduced bootlegging while overseas smuggling is nearly vanishing. The Anti-Saloon League in St. Louis announces a renewed push for total abolition of alcohol traffic and predicts a new Roosevelt dry vote by 1945. Bishop James Cannon Sr and Dr. F Scott McBride lead the league’s renewed legislative effort. In Havre, Frank Clark is sentenced to two years in prison after pleading guilty to forgery.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Anti-Selven League
St. Louis
Anti-Samaan League
James Cannon
Legislative Committee
Bishop Cannon
F. Scott McBride
League
Roosevelt
Havre
Frank Clark
King of Steers Top Price at Griego International Livestock Show
Chicago December 5. Prices quoted by meat experts at the 36th International Livestock exposition include 5.80 per pound for prime beef and 7.40 for plain round steak. The grand champion steer Pat's Blue Ribbon, raised by Cleo K. Yoder from Wellman Iowa, weighed 1050 and sold for a high price amid auction day sales.
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Chicago
Pat
Joe
Wellman
Iowa
Cleo K. Yoder
Henry Harrison
Teeds Grove
Bette Parkman
Aledo
Champlon
Armour and Co
J. Brodie
Stourt-ville
Ont
Tragic double shooting ends in suicide after rejected love
In Chicago on December 5 AP reports a rejected suitor killed Miss Grayce Osborne 28 and wounded her fiancé 27 then killed himself. Joseph Downey shot Osborne in the back after bursting into her hotel room injuring Lawrence Lampe 28 before dying. Downey left behind opera ticket stubs suggesting motive.
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Thicago
Miss
Grayce Osborne
Joseph Downer
Downey
Gold Coust
Lawrence Lampe
Thomas Duffy
Miss Osborne
Lampe
Downer
Donghue
Culbertson Bridge Team Now Second
The Culbertson open team of four led by Mr and Mrs Ely Culbertson placed second in the American Bridge League ninth annual tournament, trailing by half a point after the second round. Chicago's Parcells Billing Nubel Parle led with 34 points, while Culbertson with Morehead Frey tallied 33 1/2.
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Chicago
Ely Culvertson
Paul D. Parcells
Charles Billing
Robert F. Nubel
Mies Allyne Parle
Culberteone
Richard L. Frey
New York
al Recore
Hopson Ordered to Produce Income Details by December 16
Washington dispatch reports House Rules Committee demanded Howard C. Hopson, utilities magnate andAssociated Gas and Electric figure, disclose his income details by December 16 or face contempt. The move follows a lobbing probe linkage to the Holding Company Act and ongoing SEC enforcement actions.
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Washington
Dec
House Rules Committee
Howard C. Hopson
O'Conner
N. Y
Associated Gas and Electric Empire
Farley
Supreme Court
Securities Commission
Commission
Cummings
SEC
Electric
Hopson
Chesley Jurney
Capital
Senate
House
Associated Company
New York
Burlington statement on helpers on diesels sparks dispute
Chicago dispatch reports Edward Flynn, VP of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, accusing Brotherhood leaders of misrepresenting a strike vote by Burlington engine crews. He says management refused to negotiate and that a 30 day written notice requirement is needed. The piece notes diesel electric trains were not under existing agreement and cites a crew increase request.
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Chicago
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Tien
Burlington
Edward Flynn
C. J. and
Flynn
C. B. and Q. Railroad
Changes urged in farming to fit conservation plan
In the corn belt and winter wheat region across Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Texas and Colorado speakers at the 29th annual convention of the American Society of Agronomy urged changes in farming to conform with conservation plans.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
American Society of Agronomy
Japan Now Leads in Trade With China
Figures from Shanghai show October customs receipts place Japanese exports at 4.4 million dollars, American at 3.966 million, marking the first time in years Japan held supremacy. Government quarters debate whether a single month proves a trend as foreign trade experts call the data inconclusive.
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Washington
Dec
Japan
United States
China
Shanghai
Commerce Department
Terit
Tokyo
North
Second victim dies after Muskogee jail break
The second victim of the Muskogee jail break shootings died in a Muskogee hospital after recapture of two fugitives. Detective Chief Ben Bolton was killed by shotgun fire while pursuing four Irish O Malley gang members and two other prisoners. Hassell Cooper, recaptured near Clayton, made no resistance.
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Hartshorne
Oklo
Muskogee
Ben Bolton
Irish O'Malley
John Blackburn
Hassell Cooper
O'Malley
Clayton
Cooper
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Adopt Lane
Onmeeeke
Wspa PI
Bill
Nifty Tailor Garage
Grigego
Corriedale Ram
Malcolm Moncrueffe
Big Horn
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University of Wroming
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Mra
Ada Weaver
Miss Qaborne
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Culbertson Bridge
Tlo
Ourlington
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Golars
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North Star
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