Bannon Convicted of Double Murder in Haven Family Slayings
James F. Bannon, 55, of Schafer, is found guilty of first degree murder in North Dakota for the Haven family killings near Schaler dated Feb 14, 1930. He was sentenced to life in the state penitentiary by Judge John C. Lowe after a jury verdict. His son Charles had confessed and was hanged by a mob after implicating his father. The case centers on the Havens’ farm occupation and subsequent deaths, with Charles leading authorities to the bodies.
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Crosby
N. D
James F. Bannon
Schafer
Albert E. Haven
Bannon
Tfe
John C. Lowe
Minot
Lowe
Caselle
Albert E.laven
Havens
Schaler
Charles
Oregon
Bannons
North Dakota
Charles R
James Ramon
Verne’s Popular Reads Inspire Minds With Inventions
A fragment highlights Jules Verne titles like Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and Around the World in Eighty Days as enduring popular reads. It notes public interest in submarines, aeroplanes, and television, alongside a mention of a nearby aviation accident near Charles airport with injuries to a pilot.
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Jules Verne
Bill Wilkins
Verne
Gling Rett
Partn
Michael Strogoff
Hraniean
Shean Tatse
Tie “Rocket
Serne
Plains Man Wounded by Accidental Gunshot Near Missoula
Arthur Chapman of Plains lies in critical condition at St Patrick's hospital after a hunting accident May 7 near Noxon. A .22 mushroom bullet from a revolver fired by fellow worker Jack Alder struck Chapman in the right thigh. Doctors report torn veins and nerve damage, infection swelling, and uncertain recovery prospects as surgeons attempt to restore circulation.
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Missoula
Arthur Chapman
Plains
St. Patrick's Hospital
Chapman
Noxon
Missoula Hospital
Painsman
Jack Alder
Alder
McKay Creek
Plains Hospital
St. Ignatius Hospital
PT. McCarthy
Veterans Administration to Merge Agencies July 1
Washington reports a government reorganization as the Veterans Administration will absorb the pension bureau and the national soldiers’ home board. Brigadier General Frank T. Miles directs the new independent agency with billion dollar expenditures and broader authority over veterans programs. The army and navy retain their spending as longstanding rivals in federal appropriations.
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Washington
Jie
Oterays Buseau
Federal
Arrvico
Euid
Denver
Mern
National Soldiers Rome Board
Army
Navy
Aged man completes 400 mile Flathead rowing trek
Wilton, Coan AP reports an elderly paddler named Tarr circumnavigated Flathead Lake in a small craft, claiming onshore visits and camps along the shore. Government surveys note a 700 mile shoreline. He used shortcuts at several points and traveled with possible aids from old timers. A separate fire damaged Joan Erskine's summer home, believed sparked by a cigarette on a lawn couch.
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Great Walla
Warr
Ptathond Lake
Flatheast Lake
Grandad
Tarr Pilota
Seonral
Wilton
Coan
Joan Erskine
Willow Stream Summer Stock Cast Opens Amid Intrigue
Liane Barrett and Cass Harrett arrive at Willow Stream Long Island to join a summer stock theater. The quiet seaside town conceals tension as Liane seals with a stranger and a past shooting case surfaces through a police caseworker Shane McDermid. Escalating social dynamics mix with theater prep as romance and danger loom.
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Liane Barrett
Cass Harrett
Liane
New York
Cass
Ahe
Willow Stream
Long Island
Elsie Minter
Shane Mae-Dermid
Suiane
Local Scenes and Legion District Convention Report
Fragmented narrative reveals character dialogue and daily life with moral tone as Liane contemplates Runny Wertheimer while a district American Legion convention in Roy selects new officers and plans the October meeting, with local leaders and travelers noted in passing. The report mentions Clarence Valante as commander and other officers, signaling a community-centered update amid ongoing local stories.
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Roy
Pi Ata
American Legion
Clarence Valante
Twodot
A Waas
Vilce
Armin Neubert
Stanford
R. F E. Cranston
Winifred
W. 7. Anderson
Gordon Hughes
Denton
Severant-At-Arms
Irving Dehnert
Moccasin
Detrait
J A Livingston
Butte
Herbert Kibler
Helena
Moore
Hillig and Hoiis Earn Danish Acclaim in Copenhagen
Copenhagen June 2. Otte Meilig and Hilger Holrmds, travelers who crossed the Atlantic to Vonenhagen via Germany, continue to win popular acclaim in Denmark. Elaborate functions mark their visit, with a royal reception to be held Wednesday at King Christian X's summer residence Marselshore. Last night they were guests at a city hall banquet, honored with Vikingel war trumpets carved from lurestone, the highest tribute to visitors.
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Copenhagen
Otte Meilig
Hilger Holrmds
Atlantic
Vonenhagen
Germany
Denmark
Moiviss
Christian X
Marselshore
Conenhagen
Testing Muslin Filler and Color Fastness Techniques
Instructions advise testing muslin filler by vigorously rubbing a small area between forefingers and observing starch released from fibers. For color fastness, before purchase wash goods and test several pattern samples by soaking in clear water.
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Floer Bannony
CFUL
PVCAL
Richmond
Peter Meraverher
Rayment Williams
Flathead
Willow
Dogwood Lane
Llane
Nanse
Cloespaveh
Gleenpaugh
Elsiq Alway
Mather
Wisin
Vernon Wells
Cleespaugh
Missie
Elsie
Vernon
Morrow
Mish Barrett
Clve
Clive
Liang
Mate
Fish
Mama
Elsie Cigled
Smithers
Old Smithers
Blesie
Amithers
Innen
Caye
Blade Herbert
Frank Morten
Liana
Elsies
Liane Sn
Shane
Shane McDermid
Joane
United States
Canada
THE
Independent
Kay
Ligne
Runny Wertheimer
Cani
Mally
Hillig
Hoiris
Missouri
Mr. Biggs
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