Testimony Ended in Case Against A W Hargrove
The trial of Jr. W. Hargrove was continued to 7 am as Judge A J Morahy denied a defense motion for directed verdict. About a dozen witnesses testified in the district court criminal action charging violation of the state motor vehicle act for operating for compensation without a permit, bond, or insurance. Jury members listed, county attorney Padbury and Silver for railroad commission represented the state, Sherman W. Smith for the defense. case to go to the jury this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. W. Hargrove
A. J. Morahy
Hargrave
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Herman Blazel
Walter & Schwidts
R. J. Haellp
Frank G. Jackmen
J. O. King
Sl Slumgran
John L. Miller
Karl HK. Wichola
Harold Ll. Walden
Jens Peterson
Carl Milley
James O. Mile
George W. Padbury, Sr
F. A. Silver
Railroad
Comminsion
Sherman W. Smith
Auto collision compromise ends in district court
Settlement in a May 10 automobile crash where 20 year old Rudolph Lehfeldt was seriously injured was approved in district court yesterday. Judge W H Poorman appointed guardian for Lehfeldt and directed acceptance of a compromise of 669.20 with Leslie Garner the driver of the other car. Lehfeldt's father was appointed guardian of the estate. The petition noted incurred expenses of 409.20 and the action could be retired by the compromise. The judge approved the petition and orders. In a separate note Dr J Van H Gerdina said dementia praecox cases may be cured with timely treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Lehfeldt
Ferloualy
Leas
W. H. Poorman
Rusied Young
Leslie Garner
Young Lehfeldt
Pry Domanen
Lenfiedt
Alecolate
Sealle Garber
Reanos
Poorman
BH. Lebfaldt
Disabled Veterans Probe Permanent Montana Hospital Plan
The two day Montana Disabled Veterans convention opened with Gov. John B. Erickson as principal speaker. About 162 veterans attended at Eddy cafe and Fort Harrison hospital issues dominated talks. Delegates discussed a permanent veterans bureau and hospital expansion while urging unity among veteran groups and preparation for the national convention in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Erickson
Montana Department of the American Disable Veterans
Eddy Cafe
Mostana
New Orleans
Veterans’ Bureau
Poldier Warfare
Variomn
Guesta
Fort Harrison
George Davia
Erickson
Dexarva
George P. Forter
Montoon Veterans' Welfare Commissing
Commisnion
L. Callaway
Sins Supreme Court
Boy Dies In Kentucky Fire At Oil Plant Site
A four year old boy, Tuntor Vanovar, died in a blaze in Lothair Kentucky. The fire at the Standard Oil plant and nearby homes caused extensive damage totaling about 100000 dollars to the oil company property and 60000 dollars to Algoma Coal Company homes. The child’s mother sent him to his father during the fire which spread through the area after sparks from a flare likely started the blaze. Firefighters dynamited four homes to halt the spread and gain control by late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lothair, Kyu
Tuntor Vanovar
Graynon Vanover
Oil Company
Standard ON
Algoma Coal Company
Warnet
Tnder
Sparka
Chinese Tongs in East End See War After Fourth Killing
New York June 6 The fourth Chinese killing within 68 hours in the metropolitan area prompted police precautions in Chinatown as tong conferees planned for tomorrow’s session with District Attorney Crain Everett and Mans Sing Wong was shot to death in his laundry at work Officials warned Chinese leaders warfare must not explode into street fighting to avoid further bloodshed
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New York
Chinatown
Crain
Everett
Mans
Sing Wong
Eurene Hultman
Doston
Fverett
Reformed Church Debates Union With Presbyterian Church
At the 124th annual Synod in Aahijry Park the Reformed Church of Amarich discussed merging with the United Presbyterian Church of the United States. The session voted to instruct committees on church relations to continue study and dialogue with the Presbyterian church and other denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aahijry Park
The
Reformed Church of
Amarich
United Presbyterian Church of the
United States
Presbyterian
Church of
Sia
United Presbyterian Church
Fornia
Walter Nilan Files For Lewis And Clark County Attorney
Walter J. Nilan of Lewis and Clark County filed notice with the county clerk announcing his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county attorney. He pledges vigorous prosecution of criminal cases if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Nilan
Lewis and Clark County
Clark
Yeaturday
Nilan
Prosecutions In All Offices Federal to Local Roles
Mr Milan a Georgetown graduate who studied at Mount St. Charles and entered Georgetown in 1920s, admitted to federal practice in 1923, moved to Melata to practice law, joined state courts in 1924, served as undersheriff to Sheriff Clyde Burgess, born in Lewis and Clark county. His son J M Nilan also a local figure continues family ties with Margaret Nilan wife Marguerite Rogan. Veteran of World War I and American Legion member.
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Ais
AL ‘Port J. Galen
Veterans’ Cause
W. C. Webb
Anaconda
Paat Atate
Disabled American Veterans
Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Maarrlam
Veterans of
American Legion
Harbert Kibbler
Veterans
D. Dalager
Protean
Amerian
Jay G. Diamond
Addiapp K. Lusk
de Gare
G. W. Brayman
Missoula
D. A
Davis
William Pinoy
K Dalager
Daria
V. G. Warran
Central Hospital
Lucien Betspe
FN Hig
Garvie
Eugene Callaghan
C. W. Hrayman
William Webb
Hulen
Earle Angle
D. K. Callagher
Lucian Benepe
C. W. Brayman
Rugane Calllaghan
Wem Tyan
John Gormley
Martha Hotel
Georgetown
Milan
Mount St. Charles College
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
Jie
Washington, D.C
Imelata
Ife
Sherift Clyde Burgers
Mr. Nilan
Lewis and Clark County
M. Nilan
Meta
Margaret Nila
Isma
Sant August
Marguerite Rogan
Hugh J. Rogan
Helena Valley
Nxtorman
Nilan His
Sheriff's Office
Ws Onions
Alleged Communists Depained in Memtis
A Southwestern college economics professor Horace Travis and Tom Jokinaan were arrested in Memphis for attempting to establish a local Communist organization. Dr Davin and his wife Marion were detained. all were held incommunicado at the city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alairidt
Iun
Horace Travis
Southwestern Cottess
Tom Jokinaan
Sforts
Davin
Mra
Marion Davin
Missoula Boxer Wins In Frisco Bout
Missoula boxer Chick Devinn, a San Francisco middleweight, defeated veteran Jos Rocha in the ninth round at National Hall in Frisco. Other local results include wins by Welter Freddie Hoppa and light heavyweight Tum, plus a draw between Tod Moran and Santiago Zorn in Vancouver. A New York skyscraper base 200-mint theater noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Chick Devinn
Jos Rocha
National Hall
San Francisro Trakan
Dozier
Wichita
Kum
iMegto
Freddie Hoppa
San Francisca
Speed Crank
Miracula
Mant
Uight
Jack Connel
All er Joins Ranks Of Candidates For Sheriff
Pledging efficient and economical administration, Frad Sarg Haller announced his bid for Sheriff as a Republican. Haller cites extensive military service in World War I and Mexican conflicts and federal secret service experience as part of his qualifications. He previously served with Lewis and Clark county deputy aircriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haller
Mtr
Kalle
Baseball Injuries Hit Major Leagues Hard This Season
By RUGH Fullerton Indiana June 6 Associated Press Sports Writer reports that injuries and illnesses have struck nearly every team in both major leagues this season. Cubs Pirates Indians Giants Athletics Yankees White Sox and others faced key losses, with Hal Carlson Rogers Hornsby Mickey Cochrane and Lloyd Waner among those sidelined. The chaos affected pennant races as some clubs escaped trouble while others suffered, and Washington Boston St Louis Detroit and Cincinnati showed varying fates. In Texas, William Pruitt, 22, was executed in Hontaville for slaying a boy at 12:47 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rugh
Fullerton
Associated Press
New York
Hkeneas
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
Hal Carlson
Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Riggs Stephenson
Lester Bell
Guy Bunch
Ilineiss
Washington Club
Oaid
Toston Braven
St. Toula
Bree Orentts
Detroit Tigers
Borton Red Sox
Louie Browha
Cinslinati Reds
Fire Underwriters Plan Public Advertising Push
A Montana meeting of Fire Underwriters officers and agents was held at the Plaza hotel to discuss a national newspaper advertising campaign. W W Ellis of New York and Wallace Rogers of Chicago led talks on expanding services to prevent arson and protect insured properties, with participation from Pacific Coast and Montana representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Placer Hotel
Comnantos
Hera
W. W. E Iis
New York
Alatan
National Board
Wallace Rogers
Gule and Pietsch Advertising Agency
Chicago
Fargo
San Francisco
Percy F. Garnett
Board of Mire Underwriters of the
Pacific
Walter L. McCallum
Montana
Associa Mon
W. F. McKee
Charles Conk
Butte
Pacific Coast
Mr. Ellis
Ita
Santa Fe Trenchments In Topeka Shops In Bid For Cuts
In aTopeka announcement officials of the Santa Fe Railway disclosed a program of retrenchment affecting Santa Fe shop workers. The move, stated as immediate, aims to substitute for further force reductions for the time being. The notice indicated the cuts would take effect at once and reflect ongoing efforts to streamline operations amid organizational changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Santa Fe
Tran
Contested Maryland Seat Declared Vacant by Committee
Washington June 18 1900s era report notes that both Democratic candidate Vincent Falmaano and Republican John Pho TE were found not entitled to seated claims in Maryland's third district by a house committee. The unusual action recommended that the seat be declared vacant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aialingr
Vincent Ix Falmaano
John Pho TE
Lhovont
Brit student killer case shocks Cambridge court
In a British case, a student described as erratic or deranged killed three people. Court testimony revealed a troubled background with references to mental strain and a possible suicide consideration. Official records note strange phrases and unclear identifiers, but the core fact remains a fatal trio.
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