Missing trio ages seek police aid in Butte case
Police hunt two boys and a girl, under 16, missing three days. Mary Holland 12 left for theater Friday, Raymond Shaley 13 fled home two days ago, Billy French 13 visited Idaho Falls aunt then left Friday. Mothers seek help as family efforts failed. several leads traced to Grouse Creek and Idaho Falls.
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Butte
Mary Holland
North
Wyoming Street
Raymond Shaley
Oregon Avenue
Billy French
West Goldtreet
Grouse Creek
J. French
West Geld Street
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Noted Cowboy Artist to Exhibit Sketches in Billings
Cowboy artist and author Will James plans fall and winter exhibitions after finishing canvases for a Great Falls trip to etch. He and Mary James visited Billings and New York recently, renewing acquaintances with Bill Rogers Tom Mix Bil Hart and others. Notices of sheriff sale and creditors follow, listing property in Lewis and Clark County Montana, with dates in July 1928 and estates of several decedents and executors in Helena files.
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Billings
Will James
Pryor
Mex James
James
Montana
New York
Great Falls
New Yorke
Mr. James
Mary Roberts Rhinehart
Dude West
Bill Rogers
Tom Mix
Bil Hart
Grain Market Dips After Sharp Wheat Rally
Chicago June 24 After two up moves of 2 cents a bushel wheat prices fell about 9 cents on heavy profit taking. The advance had lifted values around 34 cents from June’s start amid widespread poor conditions and rain. Corn and oats slid while provisions rose slightly, with large southwest receipts and foreign buying cited as drivers. Minnesota and New York quotes followed, showing mixed gains and losses across grains and related commodities.
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Johns P. Houghan
Associated Press
Chicago
Juna
Waldom
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Ade
Commonwealths West
Southwest
Europa
Unsasi
Armeniina
United States
Canada
Moonshine Plant Destroyed In Butte Raid
Federal agents and local police raided 1535 Schely Street late Saturday night, destroying two four room houses filled with mash and equipment. More than 750 gallons of mash, four 400 gallon vats, and two stills were seized or ruined. Operator Fred Schuhbauen was arrested and to be arraigned before a U.S. commissioner.
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Butte
Tune
Schely Street
Prohibition
Holter and Chase
Tere Murphy
Joe Powell
Fred Schuhbauen
United States
Honeymoon Couple Jailed After Excessive Red Wine
Too Much Red Wine Lands Honeymoon Couple in Jail at Butte. A newly married pair celebrated a second wedding within 40 days with heavy drinking at a friend's party. When asked to leave, they caused a disturbance and were arrested after neighbors called police. The 11-year-old wife had divorced Harold Betty and planned to remarry Trueman. The couple has a 10 month old daughter.
Co-eds From Uni of Wisconsin Stop in Miles City
Three University of Wisconsin at Madison co-eds Vivien Morgan Mabel Ross and Rhoda Miller arrived in Miles City after a long hike from Madison. They rested at the Metropolitan cafe and planned to continue to the coast describing western scenery and cowboy images seen en route Bold details include their cities Madison Waterbury Cann New York City and the intention to send a limbmer home and a photo for Dad.
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Miles City
University of Wisconsin At
Youths Fire At Car In Anaconda Incident
Police rushed to 300 East Pennsylvania Avenue where two 13 year olds with .22 rifles blasted a car owned by Pat O Day. The windshield was hit and bullets lodged in the glass. Officers seized the rifles and referred the youths to juvenile authorities.
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Anaconda
East Pennsylvania Avenue
Pat O'Day
Thief Drags Between 6 and Noon Ransacks Anaconda Room
Prowlers burglarized a Flood block room in Anaconda between 6 yesterday morning and noon. Sheriff C W Smith Deputy Johnson and Constable Henault responded. The room was torn up with clothes scattered and items missing including a black silk dress a black suit with a white stripe a black traveling bag a ten dollar bill five dollar bill and loose change.
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Anaconda
Tune 24
Rush Jacobson
C. W. Smith
Johnson
Henault
Boy’s Head Injured as Tractor Crank Slips Near Beaverhead
Kenneth Spratt son of Mr and Mrs Grandi Spratt was seriously hurt Wednesday while working night shift on a farm tractor south of Dillon. The crank slipped striking his head and scalp. he was taken to Lewistown hospital for treatment as rains this month benefit dry land and valley crops.
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Beachland
Kenneth Spratt
Grandison Spratt
Dillon
Ranch& Car
Lewistown
Aviators Stop at Que Ranch in Blackfoot Valley
Muss Ruth Nichols and Robert C Gertel, flying two ships, landed at Missoula Municipal Airport after a tour from New York to Spokane. They planned a stay at Bar L ranch in the Blackfoot valley to rest a few days and promote aviation country club memberships.
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New York
Missoula
Pacific Coast
Muss Ruth Nichols
Robert C Gertel
Spokane
Coq Bradford
Blackfoot Valley
Miss Nichols
Bar L Ranch
Salt Lake City
Miller Shearing Outfit Trimming Fergus Co Sheep
W H G Miller of Sacramento and his crew of ten shearers have arrived in Fergus County to trim flocks. For 40 years they have returned yearly for the shearing season and are regarded as top hands by leading woolgrowers in the region.
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Lewistown
W. H. G. Miller
Sacramento
Fergus County
Boy Gunderson Injured by Barbed Wire While Returning
In Plentywood on June 24 Royal Gunderson sustained a deep forehead wound when barbed wire above a truck gateway caught him after a baseball practice at Nelson ball park He was rushed to a doctor where several stitches were needed for the cut to the scalp and forehead.
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Plentywood
Royal Gunderson
Nelson Ball Park
Young Gunderson
Busby School Head Resigns to Join Immigration Service
John W. Maudlin, principal of the Busby government Indian boarding school, resigns after two years. Effective June 17, he leaves for a new post in the immigration service and will be stationed in East Port Idaho. He notified the notice while on vacation at his home in Chalybeate Mississippi.
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Lame Deer
John W. Maudlin
Government Indian
Busby
Maudlin
Immigration Service
East Port
Idaho
Chaly [Beate, Mess
Thousands of Magpies Killed in Blaine County Extermination
Chinook program offered cash prizes for killing magpies in Blaine County. A total of 38 702 birds were exterminated. First prize of 18 dollars went to Henry Mausy of Chinook for 607 birds. William Gritfin of Bearpaw earned second prize with 819 birds. George Purdy of Chinook claimed third prize with 481 birds. The final prize went to EB O Walters of Lohman for 65 birds.
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Blaine
Henry Mausy
Chinook
William Gritfin
George Purdy
EB O. Walters
Lohman
Deving
Falls From Curb Leave Man With Broken Leg
Mike Kelly of Milwaukee was found lying in the street at the corner of Arizona and Platinum streets. He had a broken leg and said he fell off his bicycle while riding yesterday. he was taken to St James Hospital for treatment.
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Butte
Mike Kelly
Milwaukee
Arizona
St. James’ Hospital
Normal Students Plan Yellowstone Park Trip
In Billings on June 24 a four day trip to Yellowstone National Park is laid out for Eastern Montana Normal School students and faculty for the Fourth of July week. The group departs July 3 and returns July 7 under Dr L B McCullum, with N C Abbott organizing the outing and Prof R A Shunk providing geology lectures.
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Billings
Yellowstate National Park
Eastern Montana Normal School
L. B. MccMullen
Normal School
N C. Abbott
Frmer
Abbott
Custer Battlefield
R A. Shunk
Science Department
Thief Steals Copper Candy Kettles From Store
A thief took four large copper candy kettles from the Paterson Candy company store on East Silver street in Butte. Stewart Bingham, 829 West Park Street, an employee, reported the theft to police. Officers said the kettles could not be used for whiskey making and nothing else was taken.
Trainload of berries shipped eastward from Oregon and Washington
Twelve cars of strawberries from Oregon and Washington were moved through Missoula on a special berry train bound for eastern markets. The shipments are about three weeks behind the usual schedule this year, but western fruit is regaining market position amid steady demand.
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Missoula
Oregon
Washington
Liverpool dockers own Rostelay hotel opens in Liverpool
A hotel for dock laborers opens in Liverpool managed by Tom Merry the dockdale poet. The 250 room establishment charges one shilling per night or one pound weekly for full board and meals. Meals are prepared by chefs from Atlantic Steamer lines. Mary leads a daily poem at the lobby notice board as Lord Derby presides at the opening with Home Sweet Home echoed in verse.
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Liverpool
Tom Merry
Dockdale
Meale
Marry Chalke
Lord Derby
Wal
Lord “Darby
Joan
Kiwanis Montana District Meets in Billings Plans
Butte June 24 delegates from 19 Kiwanis clubs in Montana prepare for the Montana district convention at Billings while Kiwanis International leaders attend Milwaukee. A Sunday Aug 11 meeting opens events, Aug 12-13 business sessions, with possible remarks by O Sam Cummings Fred Parker and Scott Leavitt. O S Warden to discuss Montana highways. Two luncheons governor's banquet two dancing nights and a Kiwanis golf tournament after the meeting.
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Butte
A.P.J
Kiwanis
Montana
Kiwanis International
Milwaukee
Billings
Wiliam E. Pierce
O. Sam Cummings
Fred C. Wi. Parker
Congress
Scott’ Leavitt
Charman
Indian Affairs Committee
O. S. Warden
Great Falls
State Highway Commission
Blind musician dies after fall at home in Deer Lodge
Barnard Clark a 45 year old blind musician died last evening at St Joseph's hospital from a base of skull fracture after a fall at the Adams Clark home in Deer Lodge. He had visited Deer Lodge for years. relatives or residence unknown. Funeral services planned for tomorrow.
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Deer Lodge
Barnard Clark
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Adams C Clark
Victim of Spite of Woman Goes to Gell Chisago June 24 AP
Robert Elliott Burns, magazine publisher and WWI veteran, will return to Georgia to rejoin the chain gang from which he escaped seven years ago. Habeas corpus proceedings to detain him were halted pending custody by Georgia officials. An executive clemency petition has been filed. Burns, sentenced in 1922 for a $4 grocery-store robbery, escaped after three months, moved to Chicago, and later claimed coercion by a woman who learned of his prison record and exposed it to police.
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Chisago
Robet Elliott Burns
Georgia
Chain
Josept Kh Davia
Superior Court
Georgy
Burns
Burna
Chicago
Emly Pachee
Kit
Telephone Poles Blown Down In Missoula Valley Storm
Wind swept over the Frenchtown valley damaging the Milwaukee line near Missoula. Four poles four miles west of town and six more a half mile farther east fell, disrupting highway traffic until a railroad trolley crew could restore and begin full repairs.
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Missoula
Milwaukee
Frenchtown
Stork Wins Dramatic Race to Hospital
The birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Brunner of Milltown occurred en route to Elmore hospital after the mother Ava Paul Brunner was taken there with the baby born during the trip. Both mother and child were reported doing well.
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Stork
Ava Paul Brunner
Milltown
Contempt Sues After Gift to Detroit Judge
Detroit, June 24. Mike Doelickt appeared before a judge in an afternoon case. That evening he sent the judge twenty dollars and a box of chocolates. The judge refused the gift and jailed Doelckt for contempt of court. The court also dropped consideration of the case.
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Detroit
Mike Doelickt
Doelickt
Woman grabs purse as bandit hurries from rooming house
In Great Falls on Sunday night Mrs Tom McCarthy pursued a man from her rooming house at 11534 Fourth Street South after he attempted to steal a purse containing 130 dollars. She later identified Albert Hulbert as the would be robber. Hulbert, 21, faced attempted robbery charges. Ira Kline was held on suspicion.
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Great Falls
Tom. McCarthy
Fourth Street South
Motter
Albert Hulbert
Hulbert
Ernest Goings
David McElliott
Myre McCarthy
Ira Kline
Drinks Bay Rum Lands in Bastile
In Miles City on June 24 two men named John Doe admitted consuming a bottle of bay rum. They were jailed for 10 days on bread and water, but chose to flee the city rather than serve the sentence, after Judge Tom Crbo delivered the punishment.
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Miles City
John Doe
Lefty
Tom Crbo
Edward W. Browning auction supports rest estate show
Edward W. Browning’s large estate is set for sale at auction as part of a broader estate disposition. He is to co produce a play focusing on the happiness of two orphans, presenting his view on how state cleanliness influenced his choices.
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York
Edward W. Browning
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