Reed Acquitted In Wild Goose Eggs Case At Townsend
Grant Reed, representative from Broadwater County, was acquitted by a Townsend jury of unlawfully taking wild geese eggs. He hatched eggs with a ranch hen at Lake Helena and faced unclear permit requirements, but attorney Fred Schmitz argued state law could not prosecute due to federal migratory bird control. Reed and goslings walk free as the trial in Chicago meanwhile unfolds for Shepherd.
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Grant Reed
Legislative Assembly
Broadwater County
Townsend
Reed
House of Representatives
Lake Helena
C. A. Jakways
Jakways
Robert R.hill
Hill
Frank T. Hooks
H. EB. Taplin
Winston
Norman Bruce
Canton
Justice McCormick
Fred Schmitz
Schmitz
Goslings
RUMORED DISCOVERY OF PLATINUM DIGGINGS
Spokane reports from Colville say prospectors near Barstow in Ferry County have staked hundreds of acres along the Kettle River and removed about 500 pounds of ore worth about 700 dollars. No confirmation yet.
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Spokane
Wash
Associated Press
Colville
Barstow
Ferry County
Kettle River
Marcus
Large enrollment in Prospect for summer school at St Charles
With 35 registrations already scheduled and prospects for not less than 60 in the six weeks summer school at Mount St Charles college registrations will be made today and Monday it was announced yesterday by President N C Hoff Rev 5 J O Neill is the registrar Teachers in Catholic schools in this diocese and a number of lay pupils will be enrolled President Hoff will teach biology Monsignor Victor Day will teach religion Revs James H O Neill physics J A Rooney mathematics and Latin J A Collette French and history Tod J O Connor social sciences and philosophy P M McVeigh chemistry E J ONeill education E J Riley English and Miss Emerson of the Sacred Heart convent New York City music
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Mount St. Charles College
N.C. Hoff
J. O'Neill
Hoff
Monsignor
Victor Day
James H. O'Neill
J. A. Rooney
J. A. Collette
Jovaire in Canton to Tart Sunday
Canton wrestles with a volatile political scene as de facto leaders clash and a general strike against foreign employers looms on Sunday led by Sun Fo, son of Sun Yat-Sen, while Sun Fo returns to the city and Hu Man-Min backs the generalissimo. Shanghai dispatch notes strikers in Chungking have spiraled beyond control as foreigners seek refuge aboard ships.
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Canton
Associated Press
de Factor
Sun Fo
Sun Yat-Sen
Hsu Chung-Chi
Hu Man-Min
Shanghai
Chungking
The
Magnificent sweet peas show results of fall planting
At the home of C A Benson 303 North Beattie Street a splendid display of Spencer sweet peas grows 20 inches high with a mass of blooms. Planted November 10 1924 vines flowering since June 6 and several large bouquets cut. Fall planting shown to yield early blossoms. another row sown in spring four inches high today. The Bensons credit seeds from State Nursery and Seed Company. The article also notes a Shanghai disturbance context and a Hong Kong strike affecting shipping with sailings to Canton and Macao canceled.
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C. A. Benson
Beattie Street
Spencer
Benson
State Nursery and Seed Company
Just A Joy Ride Kidnaping Case Near Hazleton
State police halted a touring car carrying three chorus girls and five men near Hazleton after a reported kidnaping scare. The girls said they went for a voluntary motor ride after leaving a local theater stage door and were not forcibly seized.
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Hazleton
Associated Press
Japanese gunboats depart Ichang for Chungking
A news dispatch from Wellington dated June 19 reports two Japanese gunboats leaving Ichang for Chungking. A state department message from Vice Counsel Robert L. Smyth dated June 18 notes severe beating of three foreigners—a British, a Swedish, and a Polish National—without details. The report comes from Peking via Associated Press.
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Wellington
Associated Press
Chungking
State Department
Robert L. Smyth
Little Girl Thelma Summerfield Dies in Choteau
Thelma Summerfield six daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Summerfield of Wolf Creek died in a Choteau hospital after illness that began Sunday The body was brought here last night for a funeral at Hugh Ingersoll's home 608 North Benton at 3 this afternoon Rev James F McNamee will officiate burial in Forestvale Flaherty and Kohler in charge Mrs Summerfield is sister of Hugh Ingersoll a deputy in Clerk Will Whalen district court office
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Thelma
A. C. Summerfield
Wolf Creek
Choteau
Hugh Ingersoll
North Benton
James F. McNamee
Forestvale
Flaherty and
Kohler
Mrs. Summerfield
Will Whalen
District Court
Pittsburg Train Derailment Near Altoona Reported
A fast freight train operated by American Railway Express derailed at Kittanning Point near Altoona. No further details are provided in the readable fragment.
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Pittsburg
Associated Press
St. Louis
New York
American Railway Express
Kittanning Point
Altoona
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Isabella Pope
William McClintock
William Darling Shepherd
Chicago
Mew Clintock
Miss Pope
Thomas J. Lynch
Cook County
Charles C.faiman
Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Faiman
Arthur T. Cooney
Wit ‘Nos
Farman
John‘ P. Marchand
Eva. Peterson
Tsabel Anderson
Stollasd Shepherd
Tsabelle Fope
Billy McClintock
W. J. Mitchell
Toroner
Shi
Stewart
Mitchell
Great Northern Railway Company
Butte
Great Falls
Helena
Bill
Mr.c.e. Carlson
Acc
van Raalte, McCallum and
Wayne Brands
France
Polaire
de Chine
Coats
ARGE
Prospect
ST. Charles
Jovaire
FLEF
China
Hongkong
Strick
Maco
Ichang
Peking
Ahphlyre
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