Admission by Mills in girl mart case opens trial
San Diego June 4 AP A straight admission by John P Mills who turned state's evidence against former co defendants in the girl mart case opened today's trial session Mills pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor rather than risking conviction on a felony He testified that Alexander Pantages Jesse Shreve Olive Day and others conspired to traffic a 1 year old girl to a gay hotel party and that Mills and Shreve agreed to pay Olive Day to bring the girl to San Diego The defense pressed on his motive and claimed he believed a misdemeanor plea would free him from felony charges Continued on page 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
John P. Mills
MIDI
Alexander Pantages
Jesse HH
Jobelmann
Olive Clark
Tullywood
Sedia Nitta
Shreve
Olive Day
Misa Nitin
Helen Livington
San Mego
ATS
hi Layarex
alforad
Friend of Indians Called by Death in Philadelphia
A disjointed obituary note recalls Dr. Fox, eye specialist and longtime advocate for Native nations, who aided the Klychteet Detans and Kaghe chiefs, treated heart troubles, and conducted ocular work among Blackfeet. His career included military reserve service and leadership on the Pennsylvania Military Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Snes
Webster Poa
Fox
Browning
army reserve corps
Pennsylvania Military calles
Shining and Shipman Jury Deliberations End Without Verdict
Bozanian June 4. The jury in the Clostad murder case against William Shining and James F Shipman retired for the night after four hours of deliberation without a verdict. Prosecutors claimed the defendants beat Andrew Clostad to death with a potato masher. defense argued Shipman acted in self defense and Shining delivered no blows.
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Bozanian
William Shining
James F. Shipman
Andrew Clostad
Closlad
Ipman
Slining
Pacific Ports Bid for Lindy Flight Attracts Coast Cities
Pacific coast ports eagerly offer facilities to support Charles Lindbergh’s anticipated air flight. Washington confirms an invitation telegram designates Millsfield San Francisco Airport as a possible launch point. Seattle and Kotelskay also pledge to host Lindbergh with coast guard aid and local chambers ready to invite the aviator.
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PACIFIC COAST
LINDY
KALAWH
HEPPA
San Praurises
APy
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
north Pacific
Lindbergh
Millsfield
San Francisco
Angelo J. Miyssi
Francisco
Millafield
Man killed as Iowa storm hits small towns
A man was struck by lightning during a storm that swept two Iowa counties. He died while his team worked to clear debris and restore power. Authorities reported damage across multiple towns as heavy rain and wind occurred.
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Tes Moines
Tawa
da Vorman Wunder, Jr
Martan
Iowa
DO X LANDS IN BRAZIL AFTER Cape Verde flight
Fernando Noronha Island Brazil June 4 The giant seaplane DO X landed at 11 15 pm completing a flight of more than 1470 miles from Porto Praia in the Cape Verde Islands The crew reported the journey was entirely successful throughout and praised the endurance of the crew and aircraft.
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Fernando Noronha
Brazil
Porto Praia
Cape Verde islands
olly
Charity Group Spends Near Eight Thousand for City Needy
Records of Associated Charities show 7,823.70 spent Dec 2 1930 to June 3 1931 for food fuel clothing and operating costs funded by Helena citizens. Red Cross contributed 1,145.18, leaving 6,078.58 from local gifts. Merchandise and services totaling about 6,100 paid, leaving about 600 debt, and roughly 1,000 to 1,200 needed to continue to July 1. Over 3,000 in clothing donated or distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charteres
ita
Ted Cross
Helena
Lindberghs Plan North Pacific Flight This Summer
Col. Lindbergh outlined limited plans for a direct crossing to the Orient with Mrs. Lindbergh. He said the voyage would be attempted late this summer, with details still indefinite. At Long Island Aviation Country Club he spoke about the portion of the plan that has been perfected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colnonel Chiles
A. Lindbergh
Associated Press
Orient
Long Island Aviation Country club
Col. Lindbersh
Fall's Prison Move Held Up By Health Concerns
District Attorney Leo A. Rover said that if former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall cannot travel to Washington to begin his one year prison sentence for bribery the government must wait for his health to improve. Four El Paso physicians say Fall is physically unable to travel. Hogan asked for a report on Fall's conviction and asked Atlee Pomerenne to appoint physicians to examine him so a trip to Washington might not be needed.
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Washington
Leo A. Rover
Fall
fife
El Paso
Tes
Tex
Ayak Albert B. Fall
secretary of the interior
Wash- Indon
Frank Hogan
Hogan
District of
Columbia supreme court
H. [. Veheny
Atlee Pomvrene
Helena High School Class of 1931 Diploma Ceremony
The Helena high school class of 1931 at Algeria Temple heard addresses from Wendell S. Brooks of Intermountain Union and Superintendent Robert O. Eyans. A large audience witnessed diplomas awarded to 114 graduates as lavender and silver colors graced the procession.
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HELENA HIGH SCHOOL
ALGERIA
WENDELL BROOKS
INTERMOUNTAIN COLLEGE
A. J. ROBERTS
eles high athonl
mfg
Lobe Digh
la hays
chias
Wendell 8. Brooks
Talerninumia
Univ callere
Robert O. Eyans
Helena
Merlass
sud
meibute
wty
Heo
Temple Trompt
elerk
Prag if
W Meinshagen
Roberts
J. Scott Macon
rhsinien
board of
Inustens
Monty He Daninis
St. Peter's
Daticle
Marjarian Mile Trember
cin
Berthovens
Cbse
alternani
Caninund
Park Boy Shot by Accident by a Friend in Talvingston
Talvingston June 4. John Montgomery fourteen year old boy remains in grave condition after a gunshot wound to the lung from a 22 rifle accidentally drawn by playmate Jimmy Garrahan during preps to clean the weapon.
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Talvingston
John Montgomery
Jimmy Garrahan
Maniac offers to sell blood at Denver hospital
An unidentifed man entered the Presbyterian hospital laboratory in Denver and threatened technician Mrs Amy I Atchley with a knife and gun after she refused his offer to sell three quarts of blood. He declared he needed the blood and fled when she fled to the superintendent's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
dunn
Tresbyterian
Amy I. Atelley
Mra. Atchley
sand
Mra. Atehiey
Government bonds oversubscribed by Uncle Sam issue
Washington June 4. Government securities issue oversubscribed as Mellon reports 18 year bonds at 4 3 per cent due June 13 will be allotted later. About 6 000 000 000 subscribed in three days, reflecting investor urge to place idle money in safe investments. Bonds are tax exempt except for inheritance, estate, and surtax.
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Washington
United States
Mellon
sane
treasury
Tax Vxonint Vo
Cal May to Ease to Grind at Syndicate
New York June 4 authorities say former President Coolidge is considering taking a vacation from daily newspaper article writing. Syndicate officials refused to comment, but a definite decision is expected Saturday.
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New York
Galvin Coolidge
Monudge
Two Hardin Boys Sent Up For Robbery At Columbus
Two youths from Hardin County, Clyde and a second unnamed lad, were sentenced for a bank or store robbery in Columbus. They were captured after a getaway attempt, and each was ordered to serve multiMonth terms following a plea of guilty to the charges. Local sheriff and court officials reported the case details and the sentencing.
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HARDIN
COLUMBUS
CLavrel
Vorbert Batley
Velley
rivargea
Banjamain Vern
Calamius
Coast Guard kills runner in liquor seizure incident
Los Angeles reports of a coast guard disruption end with a fatality aboard the cutter Diatome. A crew member, William We Millic kin, shot during the clash off Point Hueneme as authorities pursued the vessel. A federal grand jury will investigate the event.
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COAST GUARD
Los Angeles
ARi
United States
Altarmey
Nabh
Washington
ori
Arrow
Point Hueneme
Kinore
threeutter
Mortimer L Schiff of New York Die in Oyster Bay Home
Mortimer L Schiff a well known Wall Street partner and stock exchange member died today at his Oyster Bay home. Death was due to a heart disease diagnosis by Dr. Rasanoud Ho Lewse. Schiff, 53, had long been associated with Kuhn, Loeb & Ro.
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New York
Mortimer LL
Sebel
Kuhn, lve & Ro
the
stock exchange
bia
Uraina Bay
Lad of 2016 10 Be Sent Up for Killing
Gil bertson, 20, of Tnurel, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the killing of Nick Shabary, a MecCone county rancher. He was arraigned today before District Judge Frank P. Lieper. Sentencing will be pronounced.
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LAD
Kyle
Turel
iPj
Gilbertson
Tnurel
Gilbertenn
Nick Shabary
MecCone county
Frank P. Lieper
Jung
Crisis in Italy Deepens as Church State Tensions Rise
Diplomatic talks at the papal court with Pope Pius XII discuss the acute church state crisis in Italy. Government inaction signals a stalemate as Catholic clubs, banned by order, warn that members eligible until July 1 can join Facist ranks for future eligibility. Marchesa Pacelli named in legal matters.
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Romie
Pope Mins
lian
canton
Marchesa Pacelli
Nautilus Sets Sail For North Pole Voyage From Provincetown
The submarine Nautilus, carrying Sir Hubert Wilkins and a scientific party, departed Provincetown harbor for England at 7 PM EST after speed trials. The ship Pontchartrain escorted the Nautilus as far as the Grand Banks, forming a convoy.
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Provincetown
Mags
Sir Hubert Wilkins
north pole
Provincetown harbor
England
east guard Pontchartrain
Grand Banks
Boy of 15 pointed out as murderer in Missouri case
Minne Wende testified from the witness stand that Michael Burke, 15, shot and fatally wounded her companion John Fisher during an attempted holdup on January 11. Burke, on trial for Fisher’s murder, is also said to have admitted killing John Brown, a constable.
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St. Joseph. Mo
Minne Wende
Michael Burke
John Fisher
Burke
Fisher
John Brown
Bruening 3 Opposition Hits Policy In Berlin
Berlin dispatch says the national socialist party protested Bruening’s emergency decrees aimed at improving finances by about 414 million dollars. They called the measures burdensome to the poor and jobless and urged the Reichstag be called immediately. President Hindenburg must sign before enactment, with publication expected Saturday.
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Berlin
national socialist party
Bruening
London
reichstag
Germany
Paul Von Hindenburg
Young Texao rioter Fages prison team
In Sherman Texas June 4 2. B McCasland 19 was convicted of arson in district court in the first Sherman riot trial. He received the minimum two years in the penitentiary. Joe P Cox district attorney said this was the first connection in Texas of mob violence against a negro attacker of a white woman. The story was finished in about one hour and twenty two minutes.
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Austin
Tex
B.McCasland
Sherman
Joe P. Cox
Texas
nerrow
Bank Raider Shot Down In Oklahoma Posse Fight
In Mounds Oklahoma June 4 a bank robbery ended with a bandit shot and killed and his brother wounded. Frank Carver 40 fled with $600 in a car, was wounded in back and shoulder, while townspeople and marshal Crowder fired on the robbers as they exited the bank. A second robbery at Comanche yielded $2710 to an unseen thief.
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OKLAHOMA
Mounds
Okla
ciliens
uts
Hideenstern
Frank Carver
Joloyd Kelly
R. F. Crowder
Frank Cram
H. Crews
vankera
Tom Carver
Comanche
Lera
Dry campaign opens in 1932 early fall outline
Washington reports Dr Daniel A Poling announcing a new allied forces group to press prohibition planks at the 1932 conventions. Mrs Rushmore Patterson will chair the women's branch as campaigns begin in Columbus Ohio and expand through major cities with three day tours and ongoing meetings led by Senators Borah and Sheppard with other speakers joining to carry the dry message.
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Washington
Jim b—tPy
allied forces for prohibition
nes
Daniel A. Polling
New York
allied forces
Rushmore Patterson
Cotamins
Ohio
Fleeing convict nabbed by Arizona wife near Nogales
Nogales Arizona June 4 Mrs George Parker wife of a border patrolman made a single handed capture of Frank Lira an escaped convict from the Arizona state prison. Lira who chided officers yesterday went to the Parker home six miles north of Nogales asking for food and water. Mrs Parker holding him at pistol point until her husband arrived placed him under arrest. He admitted his identity.
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Nogales
Ariz
George Parker
Frank Lira
Arizona state prison
Parker
Wheat farmers seek longer loan repayment period in Washington
Waterville area wheat farmers in Doug lng county request extensions on federal loan payments as prices fall. Daily World correspondent reports soft white wheat at 94 cents, hard white at 93 1/2 cents, bree at 12 cents a dozen, and butter at 20 cents a pound.
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Wanatchee
Wash
Big Rend
Waterville
Doug
tng
Daily World
Oldtime Reno Gambler Shot in Duel With Gambling Chief
In Reno on June 1 a fatal duel occurred as oldtime gambler McCracken shot at William Graham after vows to kill. A coroner’s jury found McCracken acted in self defense following testimony from about six witnesses.
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Reno
Haymarket
Douglan
Ronan
McCracken
ils Tenet
Wiliam Graham
We Three
Reno gamblin
fred
fense
Graham
Ciahamt
Mon Cracken
Viet
patlens
Clest
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ANNA M. LINDBERGH
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