Kidnapping and Robbery Trail Narrowed in Cheyenne Case
R C Myers a 26 year old linotype operator from Denver says he was kidnapped by a man and woman after leaving the Rocky Mountain News building. They drove him from Denver toward Fort Collins, up Poudre canyon, and back to near Buford Wyoming where he was left. He was found wandering by Mrs. Ackerman and brought to Cheyenne. Police seek the couple as possible escapees from the Colorado penitentiary with Fort Warren aiding.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Fosnes
R. C. Myers
Denver
Here
Fort Collins
Myers
Fort Col Ing
Poudre Canyon
Laramie
Bueford
William Ackerman
Buford
George J. Carroll
Rocky Mountain News
Larimer
Unotype
Fort Colne
Laramba
Myetr
Ackerman
Thorype Anerator
Smittle
Lump Palice
Colorado
Fort Warren
Myras
South
Marion
Ballivan Returning for Intern Work at St Louis Hospitals
Koward Gallivan, a junior class graduate of the St Louis School of Medicine, returns this week to St Louis to serve as interno in St Louis hospitals for the summer after a two week home vacation. He expects to graduate next year as a physician and surgeon and did pre medical work at St Charles college. Several St Charles pre medics study at the St Louis Medical school, Gallivan the only Helena student registered now.
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Koward Gallivan
St. Louis School of Medicine
St. Lows
St Louis
Gallivan
Mountain hail insurance filings rise in Montana mountains
Hail commissioner H. K. Bowman reports most hail insurance applications come from the mountain sections of Montana with winter wheat and peas being insured more this year. He expects bean coverage from the Yellowstone valley next week while overall filings in eastern and northeastern areas may lag without rain.
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H. K. Bowman
Bowman
Yellowstone Valley
Exetern
Drunken River Crash Near Missoula Triggers Arrests
Missoula on Frenchtown road 6:30 p m Wednesday accident injures one man who is rescued from wreckage. Garvin Scison 25 Sunnyside Wash escaped serious injury. Walter Stephena and Fred Carpenter held for drunken driving. Carpenter arrested after being found asleep. Stephens surrendered later. Federal agents noted liquor on the car.
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Missoula
Mani
Frenchtown
Garvin Scison
Sunnyside
Wash
Deschamps Ranch
Walter Stephena
Fred Carpenter
Scison
Holly Wilkinson
H. O. Bell Company
R. F. Wellcome
Mineral County
Solson
Sclaon
Carpenter
Seismn
Stephens
Bob Johnson
O'Keefe Trestle
Bovine
Minn
Four Youngsters Confess Hardware Store Robbery
Anaconda police seized 10 000 rounds of ammunition a revolver and a .22 rifle during a raid on Glen Frost 13 and arrested Barr Collins 10 Elmer Pierce 14 and Elmer Peterson 8. Frost and Pierce admitted the burglary while Peterson claimed the shells were given to him by the others. Frost Peterson and Pierce were detained in juvenile jail pending hearings. Collins remained in custody as the investigation continued.
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Anaconda
Glen Frost
Muller Hardware
Bar! Collins
Elmer Pierce
Elmer Peterson
Frost
Thomas L. Cullen
Peterson
Colns
Piorce
Six Will Take Bar Examinations Here
Six will take the state bar examinations to be held at the state capitol building on Monday, June 22, per J. W. Crosby, clerk of the supreme court. The new ruling shifts the exam to the fourth Monday in June. Examinees include Willis G. Dunlap of Thompson Falls, Ruth M. Adair of Helena, James A. Murray of Butte, Frank A. McCabe of Blackfoot, Laura Page Barnard of Harlowton, and Joseph P. Monaghan of Missoula.
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State Capitol
J. W. Crosby
Supreme Court
Willis G. Dunlap
Thompson Falls
Ruth M. Adair
Helena
James A. Murray
Butte
Frank A. McCabe
Blackfoot
Laura
Page Barnard
Harlowton
Joseph P. Monaghan
Missoula
Downtown to Westbound: New Fares for Dude Ranch Travel
Chicago on June 18 reports Burlington Railroad will run a sleeping car only special train each Saturday from June 20 to August 22 to the dude ranch country between Chicago and Sheridan Wyoming, four hours faster than regular service. CNW also cuts 20 percent into Black Hills expense routes in July with a further rise in August. In other news, aviator Roger Q Williams is freed from alimony jail after bail of 2000 dollars. His wife claimed lack of support.
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Chicago
Burlington Railroad
Dude Ranch Country
Sheridan
Wyo
Dudas
New York
Albert Cotnworth
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Black Hills
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis A. Yancey
Maine
Rome
Williams
Carrie J. Williams
President Hoover upbeat after four day midwest tour
President Hoover returned to the White House cheerful and optimistic about the crop outlook and business conditions observed on his four day tour through Ohio Indiana and Illinois. He vowed to stand by his current policies and denied plans for further extended travel while stressing unity beyond party lines.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Hoover
White House
Central At
West Virginia
Virginia
Springfield
Stimson
Middle West
Glenn
Alinda
Indianapolis
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Clifton Forge
Vallard
Charlotteaville
Chamber of Commerce
Business and Industry Continue Low in California
A Wells Fargo Bank and Union Trust survey released in San Francisco finds business and industry in California operating well below levels of recent years. Prices for many commodities have fallen to or below pre war levels. Mercantile inventories are at minimum, while agricultural inventories show increases in many reports.
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San Francisco
Wells Far‘go Bank and Union Trust Company of
California
Federal deficit tops one billion as tax receipts rise
Washington reports the federal deficit remains above one billion dollars with June receipts lifting the total toward Hoover’s forecast. Income tax collections and foreign debt payments offset expenditures. the June balance shows a surge in receipts and bills paid, while quarterly tax figures align with Treasury estimates despite the high deficit.
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Washington
Hoover
Treasury
Indian agents appointed in Idaho reservation leadership
Tacoma June 18 Tacoma federal prohibition agent Thomas F. Claggett was named to head the Coeur d Alene Indian reservation with headquarters at Plummer Idaho. The appointment takes effect July 1, succeeding D E Dunning who moves to Portland. Claggett, in prohibition work since 1925, previously helped block a large liquor ring near Republic Washington in 1929. A California drug store has installed a tiny moving picture theater seating six customers.
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Tacoma
Thomas F. Claggett
Department of Interior
Coeur d'Alene
Plummer
Idaho
Claggett
D. E. Dunning
Portland
Republic
Wash
Mquor
California
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ST. Louis
Chrysler
DeSoto
Spa
Anagonda
Qude Ranch
Indian Ae
U.S. A
Chesterfield
Laanrr & Mysas Tosacco Co
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