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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1923
Page
1
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Brendon and Mark pursue Robert Redmayne who reappears near Crow’s Nest after a night visit by Doria. An Italian contact reports the assassin’s presence and police scramble begins as they plan a cautious coastal search and possible rendezvous with Mrs. Pendeau to guard the launch.
Jenny reports spotting Robert Redmayne along the coast and, with Giuseppe, the pair covertly trail him by boat. They approach unseen, land, and confront him as Doria brags of past actions, while Bendigo inquires about his fate. The episode ends with a promise of further details in the next issue.
Rolla Duncan of Billings and former Helena resident will take office as U S marshal for the district of Montana on July 1, succeeding Joe Ashbridge. His oath was filed yesterday and bond approved by Judge Bouraah. Appointed by President Harding, Duncan will head from Helena and likely announce deputies soon, with prior service on the Lewis and Clark County Board of Commissioners and as sheriff.
J J Mann aged 28 died suddenly yesterday at noon while at his daughter Mes Brazier's home in East Helena. He had been in frail health, worked as a miner, and was a native of Des Moines. Funeral arrangements will be announced. the boy awaits at Maherty and Kohler's chapel.
Joe Asbridge received a ceremonial watch in Great Falls from attorneys deputies and clerks of the U.S. district court district attorney John L Slattery announced the retirement date for the U S marshal on July 4 the presentation came as a surprise to Joe and followed a late dinner with conspirators the event occurred during court days in Great Falls the watch was engraved and the presentation was a gesture of appreciation for his service
Governor Dixon Chief Justice Callaway and other Montanans met President Harding on a private train trip between Dillon and Helena. The group toured the president's car, saw copies of the Marion Star, and heard Harding recount his youth owning the paper and his path to success. He explained selling the paper and noted Marion's growth, also describing its news sources.
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