Asylum necropsy clears guards in inmate death case
In Anaconda on June 26, Lee Derry and Albert Stin, jailed then released, faced no charges after autopsy findings in the Wall Springs state hospital death of inmate John French. Doctors McLonnuen and Takacs of the hospital staff performed the necropsy, but the report offered no explanation for the death. Coroner Keartick received the findings Sunday and ordered the release of Green and Burnett after a hearing, while other related arrests were dismissed.
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Anaconda
Lee Derry
Albert Stin
Briday
John BR. French
State Hospital For the
Wall Springs
Frenel
D. A. McLonnuen
Harry Takacs
Keartick
Ma Brench
Coruster
Ralph Geeen
Mo Marnet
Warm Springs
Reir
Justice Pringle
Mendis
Mandis
John U Windenberger
Green
Burnett
Cluiree
Lucy
Hindenberger
Dicuy
Four Mt St Charles Boys to Study for Catholic Priesthood
Four Montana students, Blount Chartee graduates, plan seminary study this fall. Two are from Butte, one from Anaconda, and one from Helena. names include Brett, Pat Patey, Shea, and Tapes. Brett and Patey will study at Fontenelle in Canada, while Shea and Fal er will enroll in a St Louis seminary.
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Mt. St. Charles
Butte
Stontana
Blount
Hegla Ebsir Studina
Mays
Anaconda
Hertman
Phey
Hiameck
Huttetagh
Patey
Me Wid Airs
Pat Patey
Bernard ‘Tapeh
Bozeman Werchant
Brett Aid Tapes
ToFonts
Canada
Shea and
Faler
St. Louis Seminary
Ab &l
Paul
Floater Gets Six Years In Prison For Stealing Suit
Mekey O Brien pleaded guilty to a bold retail theft at Whodt Mrathery clothing store. A glass smash drew crowds as the thief fled with a suit jacket and trousers later recovered. He received a six year sentence in the state penitentiary after the guilty plea into the county case.
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Floater
Hale
Whodt Mrathery Clothing Store
Thal Herbes
Bbelby
O'Brien
Shely
Teacher Accused After Forged Check Case Emerges
Mrs. Harry Woodley, a Montana teacher, signed a $1,000 check to A. D. Paulson amid claims she did not know the crime. Authorities say the check was forged and the money, car, and exchange sums were involved. Paulson, Grand Forks, and bankers were linked to the incident. Woodley was arrested shortly after, with traces of a planned move to join her husband in Great Falls.
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Harry le Wendley
A.D. Paulson
Minut
N. D
Stig
Paulson
Woodles
Taulson
MiGoh
Stanner School
Talbot
Grand Forks
Girl Drinks Acid but May Recover Health
Jerey O'fiden reports a girl, about 20, drank acid in a city hotel. She is hospitalized at St Ann's in critical condition, with burns and after effects from the incident, while police investigate a disturbance that led to her arrest.
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Jerey O'fiden
St Aux Hoxoltat
Nuearding
Vernon
Kiaophyaician
Reneni Dent
Traitmen
Isturbahes
Pennsylvania
Hla Canhh
Cullen
Gttone Henvey
Ani
Polann
Great Northern 10 Have Engines Burning This Fall
A Great Northern Railway plan announces delivery of ten locomotives this fall for the central district. The first engine, 96 feet long with tender, will arrive in October. Four engines will gain boosters to lift tractive power from 52,800 to 94,630 pounds. Santa Fe locomotives weigh 415,300 pounds with a wheelbase of 41 feet 9 inches. Purchases include 28 new mountain passenger engines to sustain schedules without helper engines, with twelve for the central district and the rest distributed to other lines.
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Raiload
Allspelt
Central District
Great Neritwen Sailway
Ford
Gil
Santa Fe
Enmokve
Great Northern
Lheise Nf
Luconolives
Montontries
Crash on hill injures Lauherta. driver Willion Oriet involved
The incident near Belt left Lauherta of the Bright Shop in Hotel Rainbow with a torn scalp and eye injuries but stable. Oriet's car struck Lauherta’s vehicle after a near-miss with another car, wrecking the Laliberte car. Four youths in the Oriet car were unharmed.
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Vietnally
Glass
Willion Oriet
Anyrhing
Lauherta
Rainbow
Columbus
Lulliherte
A. E. Staubus
Beline
Laltiberte
Lalliberte
Ar. Oriet
Mer
Laliberte
Youths Take Long Auto Trip From Pennsylvania
A group of college students from Vanderevil, Ca., traveled in 68 cars from Pennsylvania to Che Hall on a 13 day journey to Great Walla. They used other travelers' cars to cover about 2060 miles, finding rides and newer routes along the way. The trip aimed at economical travel, with mixed experiences of comfort and risk.
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Pennsylvania
Teat Falls
Tuckards
Charles Me Wickinges
Jupone
Vanderevift
Che Halla Monda
Bhelhy
Dian
Aten
Great Walla
Prominent Business Man Dies in Gasoline Fire
The death of a prominent businessman occurred after a gasoline fumes explosion in a garage at 142 West Park Street. Mr. Res Angelstein, a store superintendent, was severely burned and died as firefighters and onlookers worked to extinguish the blaze in the late afternoon. His family mourns amid shock and loss.
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Bitte
Jane
Aga
West Park Street
St. James' Hose
PFN Etesai
Connells
Fuitt
Wischesa
Regan
Ferenda
Tle Hame
Oma
Matthors
Hla Fame Ny
Four Germans fatally hurt in Redgiar sciliness incident
Four Germans were killed and others injured when a Redgiar incident occurred in Germany on Sunday. The Associated Press reports the event as a severe, fatal accident with multiple injuries. authorities seek to determine the cause and prevent a recurrence.
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Cour
Auer
Germany
Jone
Associated Press
Redgiar
Injured Man Taken After Car Passes Before Collision
Injured man identified as Mr Laliberte was taken by car just before the Orict automobile incident at 10 Shelby, with injuries described as more than bruises. No further details available.
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Laliberte
Orict
Shelby
Policeman Fires Tires During Highway Stop Incident
An officer shot all four front tires of a car during a traffic stop on East Cramerei avenue as the driver tried to flee at about four miles per hour. The vehicle finally halted and Kelly faced police court as onlookers observed the scene. Additional shots were fired, leading to a damaged front tire and continued pursuit before stopping at a party. An Associated Press report notes New York crime coverage and a separate court case involving George Mat tell, president of the American Society of Publishers.
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Jane the Haleelewan
Leon Bentley
Kelly
Fitessan
Moe
Cramerei Avenue
Hite
Kelty
Hart Surfice
Fen Lye Ag Tenog
Kent Wight
Geing
I Police Court
PTH
Axwekle Cleads
Acenciated Press
New York
Fane St—George Mattell
American Society of Canmarers
Talny
Ebarelag
Pargon
Allin AL Byon
Highlanders Meet Eagles In Key Baseball Clash Today
The Highlanders and Eagles face off at Hixth Wand field at 0:30 in a pivotal matchup. Both teams sharpened lineups after recent practice with new pitchers and field changes likely to influence the outcome as fans expect a strong title challenge.
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Fligtlanders
Tory
Mey
Aml i Xtroamers
Kmues
Weir Visi
Dick Maley Wakdeen Stourbur
Oles
Wisnen
Barthes
Cedar
1Shlanders Atll
Mighland Ladies
Hightamers
Lie
Butte Clerks Accept Saturday Half Holiday Pact
In Butte on June 26 the clerks union voted to accept merchants' offer of a half holiday on Saturdays for two months yearly while wages stay the same. The agreement centers on dry goods clerks with the half day rule. strike was debated but defeated by 272 to 268 votes. If a clerk works all week, extra pay applies. terms not yet signed.
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Butte
Butte Mersthats
Cherck's
Syages
Clerck’s
Clercks
Death of Well Known Rancher John Wolfe
Townsend mourns the death of John Wolfe a German born rancher about 45 who died in Helena after blood poisoning from cattle warbles The death follows illness that began after he tended cattle and worsened leading to hospitalization He leaves a sister Miss Lena Wolfe and funeral plans have not been announced.
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America
Wolfe
Lena Wolfe
Germany
Lave
Keen
iMissoula Sheriff Grabs Another Car Filled with Liquor
Missoula sheriff and Federal Officer Ralph Herric Clyde Hilton stopped a vehicle on the French town road yesterday afternoon. Seven cases of branded whiskey were found in the car’s rear compartment. A woman identified as Vauline Gray was detained. Hilton said the liquor, bought in Spokane, was for Missoula destinations.
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Missoula
Arties
J.T. Green
Ralph Herric Clyde
Hilton
Missola
Spokane
Missouia
Forsythe Herder Dies of Spotted Fever
Forsythe June 26 Jesse Jackson aged 03 years died at Forsythe Deaness hospital on Sameday night of spotted fever. Jackson had been herding sheep for Kelly and Gray on the Lite Porcupine and came to Forsythe two weeks ago to save wool, tick removed by Dr Ho J. Huene. He was advised to watch for symptoms but did not develop them for nearly a week, refused city medical attention, brought to the city Vast Wadesday, serious condition, death Saturday morning. No record or leave at any relatives could be found.
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Forsythe
Jesse Jackson
Forsythe Deaness Hospital
Jackson
Shery
Kelly & Gray
Ho J. Huene
Fle
Eagles Gather in Lewistown State Order Meeting
The text records a gathering in Lewistown with Eagles members attending a state order session. Speakers included Ty Wallian and Mulley, with Helena and Oshkosh mentions present. Addresses were delivered as a reception by grand officers Weed and Del Cates Serty, name spellings varied.
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Lewistawe
Ty Wallian
Mulley Et Butie
Wy Fy Dite
Helena
LD. Weed
Ag Velena
Oshkesh
Aul del Cates Serty
Wetue
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