Campbell to Appeal to Highest Court in Mail Fraud Case
Great Falls June 22 James Campbell faces a U S Supreme Court appeal after the circuit court denied rehearing in his mail fraud conviction tied to the Gordon Campbell Kiln Syndicate No 2 He was sentenced to two years in Leavenworth and a $1000 fine and remains free on bond pending appeal. a write of certiorari may be pursued but only on constitutional grounds.
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United States Supreme Court
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Gordon Campbell
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
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Campbell
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George M. Bourquin
Leavenworth
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High Court
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Fearest Court
Montara
United States
Wall
Charles death by own action recalls Cat Creek discovery
Lewistown June 22 a man named John Charles died by his own action at his Butterai property. The Cat Creek area near Musselshell river in Fergus county drew early interest after a 1919 geologist survey located a potential oil field. News of the strike caused excitement and raised hopes of wealth, but subsequent drilling and evaluation showed no commercial oil. The tale recalls how initial promise faded as developments proved unfruitful.
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Charles
Buttery
Trien
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Musselshell River
Fereus County
Trans Corporation
Catereck
Milan
Ion
Scout Who Found Custer Dead Tells of Field Scene
Kenry G of Bozeman recalls the discovery of Custer’s dead forces on the Little Big Horn ridge. He and 12 scouts under Lieutenant Bradley moved toward the battlefield and found naked, mutilated bodies amid the abandoned gear, as Gibbon’s column pursued remnants of the Seventh and Reno’s forces near the ridge.
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Wreman XII
Sansmans
Northern Pacific
Crow Agency
Battle of the Little Big Horn
Rice
Montana Territory
Fort Shaw
Seventh Infantry
Gibbon
Big Farm
Yellowstone
Big Horn
Terry
Second Cavalry
Little Big Horn
Mr. Rice
Little Big Morn
Custers Field
Bradley
Finrses
Indiana
Heavy Phillips Rain Aids Crop Condition
Heavy rains in Phillips County improve soil moisture and crop prospects. Local farmers report better germination and early growth, with potential yield gains as fields recover from prior dry spells. Weather officials warn continued showers through the week could affect harvesting schedules and field work.
Hit and Run Driver Kills Butte Woman Suspect Arrested
A fatal hit and run in Butte left an unidentified woman dead as police detained Josie Colbert, 47 Walker Avenue, after witnesses named an Overland car. Colbert claimed innocence, saying he had been in bed, while detectives pursued leads and a second suspect, William Colbert, faced manslaughter charges. The case drew in city detectives and the bounty attorney as inquiries continued at multiple addresses.
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Charles Rodda
Janes Larkin
Jack Gerry
Oklahoma
Madv
Gollett
Anto
Golbert
Manber
Steve Peedro
Bome
Josie Colbert
Walker Avenue
Wwan
Lathin
Serre
Rodda
Willan Calhert
Ana Warvard
Cethert
Jefferson Street
Larkin
Anaconda Kids Ready Fireworks Display Fourth of July
Anaconda civic notes announce youth hosts to shoot fireworks on Independence Day. The meeting discussed local ordinances, event coordination, and public safety measures, with officials emphasizing permits and crowd control for the planned display.
Young Butte Girls Figure In A Weird Juvenile Hearing
In June a juvenile court in Ire heard two cases involving young Butte girls. One 17-year-old was found guilty of incorrigible conduct and, after consent from the boy's parents, married to him in Judge William E. Carroll's court with a three-day suspension. The groom was held on a statutory charge. The other girl, about 11, pleaded guilty to incorrigibility for roaming streets and was committed to the state reformatory. Both mothers attended, and the ceremony occurred amid family distress.
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Vwielin
Othe Datter
Entane
William E. Carroll
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Stork
Carroll
Jack Wagean
Liueh
Roundup Club To Host Golfers Tourney Sunday in Miles City
Miles City prepares for a large gathering of golf enthusiasts as Roundup golfers host a major event next Sunday with 20 of the town’s best players entering Musselsho county seat. The following week Glendive and nearby towns join in a multi day tournament plan.
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Enders
Sanderson to Fly to Crow Agency for Custer Anniversary
Marine aviator Lieutenant Sanderson from Quan ticoVa will travel to Crow Agency near Billings for the Custer anniversary events with observer Sergeant Thomas Whitman. Bad weather delayed departure. an exhibition flight occurred en route during the Legion convention period.
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Thomas Whitman
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Sane Deveeyy
Ouantion
Legion Cone
Sentian
Agency Buildings Painted by Crew at Blackfeet Agency
June 22 report notes Blackfeet agency buildings undergoing painting. Inside work by Aroning and crew with Janes Stack of Cut Bank observed during rains, while outside work commenced. Cottages recently repainted brighter with mineral red trim. little updated on animal burvlings.
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Agencs
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Janes Stack
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Fay Cote
Seeerdas
Winnett Man Files for State Senator
Hecistein June 22. R J Wards of Winnett has filed for the nomination for state senator on the Democratic ticket in Poe Uoleum community, while George Marr, the incumbent, seeks reelection on the same ticket. Mr Wood served briefly as representative at the last legislature session.
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R. J. Wards
Winnett
Poe Uoleum Comunty
George 4. Marr
Wood
Orrelegu
Prisoner escapes Stanford jail then captured at Plentywood
Adi Kel ter released from Cascade county jail April 3 and later escaped Judith Basin county jail where held on burglary charges. He was traced a mile from Stanford and captured Saturday at Plentywood while in a touring car. Kel ter reportedly confessed to thefts and burglaries including a Raynesford pool hall break in and an earlier horse and saddle theft, with the car bought at Crept Valley. He used the alias Jack Brown and was linked to the McWinney Motor Company sale for 75 dollars.
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Adi Kelter
Tade
Ater
Judith Pasin
Ieavas
Plentywood
Ton Norton
Ketter
Samford
Judith Basin
Kether
Stanford
Sititeday
Tveat
C. S. Dennis
GC. N. Pray
Cascade County
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Erie
Unedersheriff
C. G. Ray
Judith Basin County
Netler
Mentywood iv
Creat Valle
John Pappas
Mile Street
McWinney Motor Company
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Ear Ny
Jack Brown
Townsend News roundup of residents and visitors
Townsands social notes list residents and visitors from Helena Great Falls Missoula and surrounding areas. Names include Daniels Chestnut Zimmernyay Sullivan Neild Wilder Wright and Durant with travel and education mentions. A camping trip by Roy Seants party and a plan to form a local troop are noted. Seals nuisance at Santa Monica bay ends with boats anchored offshore.
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Ee Daniels
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Philipsburs
Walter Chestnut
Teston
Herr
Nepeand
Gallatin Valley
Fo Meurer
Gatlafin
Einnloved
Vo Hal
Sir Vincent's Hospital
Charles Durant
Wi. Om
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Creat
Mins
Nell Sullivan
Viaiteel
John Murslock
Tay
Walter Granvell Wat
Ti. Barker
Melena
F. Petersen
Doraminont
Anton Detorsen
Vanna Wright
May
Wright
Santa Monica
Cal
Santa Monica Bay
All Travel Records in Yellowstone Park Exceed Last Year
Travel data show Yellowstone Park visitation rising with 8 323 total so far this year to June 20. Gardiner and Mammoth entrances report heavy crowds, with 56 302 entering to reach Yellowstone. On opening day June 20, 2 250 visitors arrived versus 2 622 last year. S T Mather and Superintendent Hore Albright express confidence travel will surpass prior peaks as June totals reach 17 152 by May 11 and daily by-entrance splits are listed by the Chief Ranger.
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National Park Service
Horeace M. Albright
Yellowstone
Afl Renale
Pastré
Anetor
Sam T. Woodring
Wolf Creek News: Local Returnees and Visitors
June 22 itemized notes show residents returning from Welena after Arthur Murphy’s injury treatment, along with visits and summer plans. Arthur Burns back from Missoula college, Stew and children visiting, and several locals including Miss Velen Ti Vauehn at Dearborn, Sedro, and Stowerch. Willian Nowling from Great Falls to spend summer with Mrs. Merz. Visitors Mrs. Jas Tania and two horses en route to a Kalispell camp, plus Francis Thompson back from VW flen Nernal and Ted Fest at Capyer Creek. Mrs. Peter Burecraft and son Adeli and Jee Becker were here last evening. John Beatty of Silver and Mrs. Williamy Anderson helping care for Mrs. Grogan after a sprain. Lawrence Raks at the Rock Creek launch with relatives, Mrs. Herbert Van Giller on business, and Mrs. Feed Adams and son visiting AL Be Adams.
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Missoula
Carriel
E‘iner
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Velen Ti
Vauehn
Stow Rurch
Sedro
Wadles
Willian Nowling
Toni Brown
Helena
Peter Burecraft
Adeli
Jee Becker
John Beatty
Silver
Williamy Anderson
Wic Grogan
Lawrener Raks
Tmavre. Ie
Potatoes and commodities move through Chicago market
Readable fragments show potato receipts and market activity in Chicago with mentions of Idaho russet potatoes and California whites. Sugar futures in New York rise slightly, with prices for granulated sugar noted and several contract months listed.
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Flathead Road Open to Tourists and Camp Permits Issued
Kalispell June 22 The South Fork road, closed beyond Riverside due to lack of heavy rain, was opened to Spotted Bear ranger station last week and is now usable to summer motorists. A Mingry Horse post eight miles from Coram station issues permits to prevent forest fires. Supervisor J G Hornby and Engineer Thieme led the restoration work on the forest road.
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Riverside
Spotted Bear Ranger
Flathead National Forest Service
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J. G. Hornby
Thieme
Missoula
Mathead
Dance Draws Crowds Despite Rain in Basin
Basin residents and guests gathered for a Saturday night dance hosted by the I O O F lodge. Mr and Mrs A E Loiselle accompanied by Mrs Harry Sayre visited Butte and met Loiselle’s brother Francis Neagt recently returning from Kirksville Missouri for summer vacation. Doris Taylor traveled from Helena to visit aunt Mrs R E Leonard and attend the event. Glady Ledbetter returned to Great Falls after a visit with Miss Alta Fleming. Several locals and visitors from Corbin and other towns attended, including Anna Vandecar. Mr and Mrs Art Mattson and Mrs Elenora Abrahamson traveled from the Baltimore mine to join in. Mrs Johnston came from Helena to see her husband employed locally. The dance went well despite rain with many out-of-town guests.
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Glady Ledbetter
Great Falls
Alta Fleming
George Rilley
Sot
Suimmer
Dasin Creek
Art Mattson
Elenora Abrahamson
Baltimore
Johnston
Yelena
Heiress Aged 12 Found Amid Utah Custody Dispute
June Hedquist, a 12 year old heiress from Los Angeles, was located in Moavo Utah by the sheriff after vanishing while in guardianship disputes. She is with her foster uncle Alex Praquet, amid court-ordered guardianship changes involving Mrs Hines Miller and Mrs Anna Hedquist Watson. The girl and her 7 year old sitter BNice reportedly lived on about $300 monthly from the estate.
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June Hedquist
Mrovo
Utah
Los Angeles
Sheriff's Office
Chile
Alex Praquet
Hines-Miller
Bernice
Anna Hedquist Watson
Jive
Atrocities Alleged Against French Allies in Syria
A Daily Associated Press report from Damascus cites daily clashes between French allied forces and dissidents near Damscus. Property damage totals about 6 million dollars as neutral sources warn of widespread sectarian violence if France withdraws, with Circassian and Armenian mercenaries accused of brutality while French troops are praised for restraint.
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Unclear Fashion of Firearm Etiquette Causes Alarm
In a San Francisco cafe a man named Dubbs stirred his coffee with a pistol barrel triggering a panic as a policeman and dishwasher scrambled with a Rubis pager. the man claimed he arrived a century late.
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Ciessalion
California
Joseph Dubbs
Dubiis
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