Colorado Court Shocks Over Liquor Action
Denver June 16 The Colorado Supreme Court told a retrial is needed on damages in a case where a Colorado Springs pharmacy allegedly sold intoxicants to a man whose wife sued for damages. The ruling critiqued the verdict and sent the matter back to El Paso County district court for retrial on damages while detailing witness disputes over Jamaica ginger and other potions sold from the Peoples Pharmacy Co. and its owner William Roger, with Henderson claiming purchases and the pharmacist denying the telephoned promises.
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Denver
Elute Supréeme
Colorado Springs
District Court
el Paso
Charles Butler
Bendina Mendarson
Peoples Pharmacy Co
William Rogere
Henderson
Rogers
Paymaster Mining Company of Belgrade Forms Capital Stock
Secretary of State records issued certificates for the Paymaster mining company of Belgrade to acquire lands for a general mining business. Capital listed as 100 900 with 100 000 shares of common stock at par 1. Directors named Sam Jhampton Shelton Hampton and ROM Jampton, all of Belgrade. About five percent of Australia’s more than 300 000 and abstants five in cities or roads.
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Paymaster Mining Company
Belgrade
Look
Australia
Scarface Capone pleads guilty in Rome? Bread and games echo
Al Capone pleaded guilty to three federal indictments in a brief federal court hearing. He admitted charges of income tax evasion and conspiracy to violate prohibition laws amid overwhelming public attention. Sentencing deferred to June 30. potential penalties include up to two years on the liquor count and a possible combined lengthy term on the tax charges. The case follows lengthy government investigations by Internal Revenue agents and prohibition officers. Capone’s decline marks a symbolic end to his decade of gang leadership.
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Victor 'T. Hackner
Chicago
Alphonse, Capone
Scarface Czar
Jamen H. Wilkerson
Meakly
Federal Court
Capone
Federal Building
Philadelphia
Hla
Johnny Torrico
Back of St
Internal Revenue Bureau
Prohibition
Untouchables
Federal
Minnesota church workers summer school to convene
The Minnesota summer school for church workers in the Episcopal diocese of Minnesota meets June 21 to 27 at Frontenac Inn Lake Pepin with about 160 attendees from 125 parishes. Rev Charles B Scovil leads worship study and recreation and teaches Teaching Methods for the Church School. Bishop F A McElwain delivers the keynote. Barte B Jewell gives welcome.
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Ted Wing
Minn
Minnesota
Department of Religious Education
Episcopal Diocese of Minnesota
Frank Zoubek
St. Paul
Frontenac Inn
Lake Pepin
Charles B. Scovil
University of Minnesota
Scovil
Church School
Frederick D. Butler
St. John’s Church, St. Paul
Hey
F.A. McEl
Seabury Divinity School
Faribault
Bertha Conde
Richard M. Treleare
St. Paul's Church
Kansans City
BR. Frank Mountford
Church Army
United States
Montana District Postmasters Reelect Officers at Convention
Members of the Montana Branch of the National League of District Postmasters concluded a two day meeting by re electing officers. Marie Moler of Reed Point serves as president with M C Lanam of Bloomfield as secretary treasurer and several vice presidents re elected. Rais to the national league will be considered for the St Louis convention. Delegates discussed membership growth as the 328 member organization works to expand. Out of state speakers John Clapp Beech Grove IN and William Versoon spoke on parcel post and air mail development.
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Montana
National League of District
National League
Marie J. Molor
Reed Point
M. C. Lanam
Bloomfield
Ak, Reaner
Ranan
A. A. Briscoe
Casevade
Sara Whitebread
Valleytown
Nora Henley
Geyser
R Alewart
Ingomar
Moler
Dole- Rais
St. Louis
Mazel McKinnon
Bearcreek
Emma Schultz
Inverness
M. O. Aenam
Moser
John Clapp
Beech Grove
Indiana
Jackson Hole
Yellowstons Park
Ferguson
William G.versuson
National Parks Airways
Great Falla
Salt Lake City
George du Pree
Marysville
Washington
Lalge
Clapp
Yellowstone Park
du Pree
Wilensburg
Fort Harrison
Helena Receives Second $25,000 Bond Payment
The Montana Land Department issued an order to the state treasurer delivering Helena its second $25,000 payment for water works improvements from a $200,000 bond issue. Bond accrued interest dated April 1 totals $294.25. An additional order paid about $23,000 to Philipsburg on a separate bond issue won by the state land board.
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State Land Department
J. M. Brandford
Helena
Brandford Aald
Proposed St Peter's Church Helena Brings Episco pal vision to Park Ave
The Helena vestry and a canvassing committee seek funds for a new Episcopal church on Park Avenue between the Y W C A and Hill Park. Local red porphyry stone and buff limestone trim the exterior with a simple open belfry tower and lead heraldic tympanum above the main doors. The 490-seat nave features an open rafter and truss roof, blue paneled ceilings, a rear organ, and a baptistry niche near the entrance. A Sunday school hall, parish hall, Guild room, classrooms, and a Hoy Scout basement room are planned with foured air heating and extensive windows for light and quiet beauty.
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jMualand
Flarry Bennett
Helana
Park Avenue
Hill Park
Episcopal Church
Hoy
Walnuts Avocados Dates Cited As Cures In Nutrition Study
Pasadena June 16 AP The value of walnuts avocados and dates as curatives for nutritional anemia was discussed by Dr Roger W Truesdall of Pomona College before the American Association for the Advancement of Science He reported experiments on white rats showing these foods hold high curative value though not superior to beef They noted iron and copper salts as key elements and described past experimental obstacles. Separately Dr Frederick Eherson and Dr William G Mossman of UC San Francisco described tick borne spirochete research from Tunisia suggesting culture grown organisms may treat certain nervous ailments via eye or skin inoculation. They claimed this method avoids fever therapy risks. University of California experts also discussed termites destroying wooden houses in many regions.
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Pasadena
Cali
Roger W. Truesdall
Pomona College
American Association For Advancement of Science
Truesdale’n
Tunteta
Frederick Eherson
Willam G. Mossman
San Francisco
University of California
Tunisia
Mail planes to Bo faster and lower rates
Spokane Washington coverage reports Deputy Postmaster General Glover predicts that within a year faster air mail planes will carry packages at parcel rates instead of letter rates. He cites U.S. plans to expand service to every community and notes current aircraft speeds averaging 102 mph, with future flights reaching 175 mph. The department is studying autogyro planes, diesel engines, and using passengers to reduce air mail costs and improve safety and efficiency.
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Spokane
Wash
Dunnie
W. Jeving Glover
United States Postal Department
Alr
Operation at Falls and 13 in camp in few hours
Captain John H. Harris of Great Falls led a swift medical response at Camp Erickson. He received a warning about an acute appendicitis, flew from Ildena to perform the operation, and returned by afternoon, with the patient reported convalescing. Forsyth man dies in burn accident. widow and two children survive. Termite biology note follows with control guidance.
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Falls
John H. Harris
Great Falls
Camp Erickson
Harris
Ildena
National Parks Airways
Forsyth
Ben Sehienz
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Marsh
North Dakota
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