Shepherd 1925 Will Case Hears Murder Charge Continuation
The will of the late McClintock, part of a probate hearing tomorrow likely postponed, leaves his entire estate to Shepherd minus an $800 annuity to Miss Isabelle Pope, his fiancée. Robert White identified Shepherd as a former Farman school attendee with interests in bacteriology. Attorneys for Pope argue she should receive the same share as if married, potentially totaling most of the estate barring $80,000.
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McClintock
Shepherd
Isabelle Pope
Robert White
Farman
Miss Pope
Cairo boys discard marbles after evangelist sermons
In Cairo Wisconsin the grammar school boys threw away their marbles following two sermons by an evangelist who denounced marble games as gambling. The incident reflects moral concerns voiced by the preacher.
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Cairo
Joint-Base advertised as remedy for rheumatic joints
An advertisement promotes Joint-Base as a cure for swollen inflamed joints. It promises relief after standard cures fail and urges readers to buy Joint-Ease at Perchen's Drug Store for quick joint relief.
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Perchen
Warner’s Nervine Promoted As Nervous Disorder Remedy
An old advertisement touts Warner’s nervine to ease worry headaches sleeplessness and indigestion claiming it tones the nervous system without narcotics and is pleasant to take. It urges readers to request a free sample from Warner’s Med Co. Dept. apothecary 5 My el d by druggists.
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Warners Xervine
Warner
Warner's & 'c Ramedins Co
St Paul to take steps to readjust its finances
The St Paul plan calls for a readjustment of its capital structure after years of losses from costly Pacific expansion, war impact, and deflation. Committees drawn from major investors and banks will work with road management to draft a plan and file it at the earliest date.
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H. E. Byram
St. Paul
Alfred F. Thom
American Railway Association
Senate
Washington
Coverdale and Golpitts
Pacific Coast
Northwest
The
When You Free a Cold Coming On Take Laxative
An old style advertisement touts Bromo Quinine tablets as a remedy to work off the cause and fortify the system against grip or influenza. The box bears the signature of E. W. Grove.
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E. VW
Grove
Mine Gas Blast Ignites Barrackville Mine
A violent gas explosion at the Bethlehem Mines Barrackville plant wrecked surface buildings and sent flames and smoke into the valley of Builato Creek. Rescue parties rushed to the 300 foot deep shaft as police and officials investigated.
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Builato
Garth
Meir
Fairmont
W. Va
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
Barrackville
Barracksville
Lse
John J. Riggins
Marion County
Robert Brown
British urge canned goods week to boost Empire brands
London reports a plan to start a British Empire Canned Goods Week to advertise and sell British canned commodities. Godfrey Cheeseman, general secretary of the National Union of Manufacturers, urges consumption of more fruit while noting not all fruit should be from within the Empire.
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London
Associated Press
Godfrey Cheeseman
National Union of Manufacturers
Missoula Night Promises May Robson Show At Liberty
Missoula audiences will welcome May Robson in a big entertainment presented with Lillian Harmer. The Missoulian critic hails her performance in Something Tells Me as witty and engaging, noting her dual strength as actress and playwright. The show runs two hours at Liberty theater with a warm reception and strong supporting cast.
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May Robson
Aps Pearance
Missoula
Lillian Harmer
Marlow
Fate Meredith
Miss Robson
Robson
Tno
Jane
John
Liberty Theater
Government rests case in Teapot Dome trial
Government closes its case in the Teapot Dome probe with testimony alleging Sinclair loaned 600 to Fall 1923 and secrets about the lease. It presented bond records from New York, Pueblo, Colorado, and Cartizoze New Mexico, plus letters between Fall Zevely and McNary about 25 000 in bonds and 90 000 in deposited bonds credited to Fall.
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Fall Tate
Favors
New York
Pueblo
Cola
Cartizoze
N. M
Fall
Washington
J. W. Zevely
J. G. McNary
el Paso
Zevely
McNary
Plenty Bonds
First National Bank of Publo
Continental Trading Company
Lacey
Atlee Pomerene
Fog horn operated by London hair link switch
London uses human hair in a novel fog horn mechanism. A strand of hundreds of hairs spans two supports with a link on it. As moisture increases in fog, hairs stretch and drop the link onto electrical contacts, completing a circuit to sound the fog horn.
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London
Submerged City Found Off Tunis Coast
Rone divers locate ruins 30 feet beneath the Mediterranean off Tunis near the mythic site cited as the Tstey of Lotus Eaters by Homer. The discovery reveals an ancient wader sea city submerged offshore potentially linking legendary lore with archaeological remains.
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Mediterranean
Tunis
Wadersea
Oldtime Gunman Dead 35 Men Teed Off in Feuds
Phoenix dispatch reports Charles Doesha, 87, famed Southwest gunman, died after a life marked by quick draws and feuds. Friends say he killed 33 men, with 34 names said to be recorded as slain. Close associates place him in Arizona and California cattlemen skirmishes and sheep feuds. The physician noted many scars and a bullet puncture for Tang.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Charles Doesha
Southwest
Doesha
Arizona
California
Deesha
Investigator fired on from ambush in Chicago
W C Dannensburg, an investigator for Mrs. Helen Ellwood Stokes, was fired upon five times from an ambush early today in Chicago. The incident relates to the trial and acquittal of W E D Stokes on conspiracy to defame her.
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Chicago
W. C. Dannenburg
Helen Ellwood Stokes
W. E. D. Stokes
Pain Eased in 3 Minutes Keeps a Jar Ready
Quick relief hint claims pain vanishes in minutes with a ready jar. Warns pain often begins at night and endures hours. suggests home remedy as the fastest known relief for sufferers.
Supreme Court Decides Sprinkler Liability In Butte
The Montana Supreme Court ruled that a street sprinkler is a ministerial function, allowing damages against the city of Butte for injuries to 13 year old Raymond Griffin. The decision also affects a separate Eclipse Grocery Co case in Butte and upheld an attachment in Henry Smith v Burton, clarifying security under a deeded contract.
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Butte
Raymond Griffin
State Supreme Court
Silver Bow County
Eclipse Grocery Company
George Gardiner
District Court
Big Horn County
Supreme Court
Henry Smith
W. H. Burton
Burton
Smith
Midnight Express at the Antlers Delivers Thrilling Drama
A glowing review lauds Midnight Express for fine acting and expert direction. The drama keeps the reviewer on the edge of the seat as an escaped convict is captured after a dramatic derailment near the freight train, delivering a gripping conclusion.
Cocoanut King Funds 2 5 Million for Youth Aid
Leopold Scheep the cocoanut king plans a 2 5 million foundation to aid shy New York boys. He distributed 22 00 to Schepp and company employees with gifts from 500 to 1 000 each. Eligible youths ages 13 to 16 must pledge two years of abstinence from liquor and prove worthy in a two year probation.
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Associated Press
New York
Leopold Scheep
Worshy Boys of
Schepp
Schepp and Company
The Denial and Last Man on Earth Screenings
Review of Hobart Henley's The Denial at the Marlow theater and Antlers showing, pairing 1897 past with 1930 future in a tale of masculitis. Claire Windsor and Emily Fitzroy star, with Vivian Ogden and William Haines in key roles, as the world’s last man is sought amid a female dominated era and a dramatic ending.
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Marlow Theater
Hobart Henley
Claire Windsor
Sta
Emily Fitzroy
Earth
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