Ex convict aiding escape returns to Montana prison
March 18 Butte reports ex convict Ed Jones alias E J Kennedy paroled, arrested with escapee Charles Miller sleeping in a Harrison avenue house. Duggan and deputies recovered Miller Monday night, Miller back to Deer Lodge. Jones returned last night after Helena notified parole revoked. possible charge for aiding a convict. Miller, life term for murder from Kalispell, escaped with help from Butte friends and an automobile. Judge Lynch noted parole revocation decisions rest with parole board or warden. whether Jones serves four years or one remains discretionary.
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Butte
Ed Jones
E. J. Kennedy
Charles Miller
Harrison Avenue
John Duggan
John P. Kelly
Pat Holland
Deer Ledge
Duggan
Cole
Helena
Jones
State Parole Board
Miller
Kalispelt
State Penitentiary
Kennedy
Anselmo Mining Company
J. J. Lynch
Deer Lodge
Tones
Lynch
Penitentars
Cowboys Who Are Alleged Elopers Arrested in Butte
George Raven and F E Doss, known as cow boys, arrested in a North Main rooming house on grand larceny charges, after return from Helena. They allegedly vanished with two Butte girls on March 4 in a stolen auto wrecked 35 miles south of Big Timber. They face warrants in Billings and Big Timber.
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Butte
George Raven
F. E. Doss
Big Timber
Main Street
Jack Duggan
Piskolich
Billings
Raven
Doss
Bulte
Helena
Livingston
Sweetgrass County
Duggan
Raren
Eilig Phillips
West
Mercury Street
Optimism Seen in British Visit to America
London reports Britons visiting America express optimism about prosperity and renewed employment. Parliament member Edward Hilton Young notes signs of improvement as new businesses rise, with Sir Charles Pepper confirming productive impressions from his Yorkshire woolen textile industry tour.
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London
March Joe
Associated Press
Ting
Edward Hilton Youngs Miembee
Nerw
Osnermary
Treasury
America
Young Synate Ily
Tf Gad
Tey
Charles
Yorkshire
Scriptural protest against Mussolini censorship shocks Rome
An Italian newspaper printed Genesis as its lead chapter to protest government censorship. The act aimed to challenge Mussolini's regime and highlight press restrictions in Rome. The bold move drew attention to editorial defiance amid political pressure.
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Rome
THREE TAKEN UP AN ARTISTS BY MILESTOWN OFFICER
Miles City reports three people, a man and two women, were apprehended by Milestown police on tips from Sheriff Turner of Dickinson North Dakota for alleged obtaining goods under false pretenses. They used alias names and presented baggage checks from Dickinson. They face likely charges related to bad checks and purchased wearing apparel.
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Miles City
TF. J. Harrington
W. L. Wallace
Turner
Dickinson
North Dakota
Harrington
Dave Hamilton
Dave Williams
Sherifff Turner
Kalispell
Harryington
W.C. Wallace
Deer Lodge Notes Provide Social Roundup and Local Appointments
In Deer Lodge on March 18 Rev W W McConnell returned from Missoula where the Montana District Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South decided to hold the next meeting in Deer Lodge a year hence. Numerous residents and visitors are noted: Mrs T A Millard and daughter Onee back from Missoula, Miss Clara Geary from California, Mrs Ed Boyer shopping in Butte, the Bien family from Katispell, M E McCarthy leaving for Miles City Star, Miss Bernadette McQuillan joining the high school faculty, W B Strawn retiring from a Missoula visit, Mrs Vanderwalker hosting Mrs Campbell of Longview WA, Mrs Guy B Jeffers touring the south and east, Harry McMahon and Barbara visiting from Tacoma, A T Vange transacting business, Lou Gordon back from six weeks on the coast, Art Keeler returning to Miles City with his father Dad Keeler, Charles Peeler of the Y M C A in town, Prof W J Wyatt and FR Asbury visiting Drummond, 16 high school glee club members to Brite for a music meet, Miss Wessell with the group, Kiwanis delegates elected Wm Cosgrove and Harry Gond to the national convention at St Paul with alternates J M Keeley and Otis Baxter.
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Deer Lodge
W W. McConnell
Missoula
Montana
Methodist Episcopal Church South
T. A. Millard
Onne
Clara Geary
California
Ed. Boyer
Butte
Ferris Bien
Elinore
Virginia
Dien
Katispell
Ness
Bien
Bernadette McQuillan
M. E McCarthy
Miles City Star
Miles City
W. B. Strawn
Keeler
Charles Peeler
Y. Mi C. A
London police find trouble in recruiting
London report shows wartime privations hitting police force recruitment. Sir Leonard Dunning notes many applicants fail medical tests and educational screening, with perhaps a large share rejected before reaching the doctor and only a few suitable per hundred applicants.
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London Police
London
Aggoerie Press
Leonard Dunning
England
Wales
Leonard
Captured convict says he meant no harm to his wife
Missoula March 18 after escaping from the state prison where he served five to ten years for manslaughter and fleeing on foot across the mountains Charles Collins formerly of Evaro was captured by Sheriff J A Rice at Grass Valley. He claimed not to intend harm to his wife and begged for clemency.
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Missoula
Wyoming
Bill” Leclaire
Charles Collins
Evaro
J. A. Rice
Grass Valley
Collins
Lowery
Sheriff's Office
Fred R. Jamieson
South Seventh Street
Orchard Homes
Grover C. Lowery
Deer Lodge
Milwaukee
Jameson
Mrs. Jamieson
Gaspard Deschamps
Mihwaukee
Ira Johnston
J. Whitaker
Printed Silk Two-Piece Frock with Silk Skirt
A printed silk two-piece outfit features a pleated skirt attached to a camisole top revealed as a dickie. The charm lies in color with white silk and brilliant scarlet accents throughout.
Rancher Dies After Horse Crushes Injuries at Raynesford
Louis Nullinger, 33, died en route to Great Falls hospital after a saddle horn pinned him when his horse reared and fell near the Nullinger ranch. The incident occurred Sunday evening as he and his two sons fed stock. He had earlier refused medical aid, insisting injuries were minor. He had lived in Raynesford for 36 years on the family homestead.
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Great Falls
Louis Nullinger
Raynesford
Mr. Nullinger
Otis
Chester
Nullinger
Townsend News round of social visits and local notes
Townsend residents share weekends with kin and friends visiting from Helena Radersburg East Helena and nearby towns. Local business and places notable include Morgan Plymer purchasing the Daly ranch near Canton for around twelve to fifteen thousand dollars and George Munding opening a pool room in Townsend.
Heaviest Snow in Garfield's History Brings Harsh Winter Start
Miles City reports the heaviest snowfall in the Garfield area with drifting that shut down traffic and delayed stage routes. Despite deep drifts, temperatures stayed mild enough to spare stock from worse losses, though school attendance dropped as primary grades were disrupted.
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Garfield
Miles City
Jordan Times
Charles Campbell
Haxby
University of Montana Dean Proof Reads U S Pharmacopeia
Missoula on March 18 Dean E C Mollett of the University of Montana pharmacy school has received a request to proof read a section of the next U S Pharmacopeia edition. The work demands wide drug knowledge and accuracy as the dictionary is the final authority in the drug world.
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Missoula
E. C. Mollett
Pharmacy School
University of Montana
U.S. Pharmacopeia
National Dictionary and ‘Directory of
United States
Paper Barrels Now New Work Barrels Introduced
New paper barrels are described as made from chipboard paper and wound from a roll. Treated to approach the strength of wooden barrels, these replacements are touted as durable and innovative for industry use.
Libby seeking recreation sites in federal lands study
Libby secretary E. M. Boyes reports extensive correspondence with a Washington based joint committee on recreation survey about developing recreation sites in Libby district. Granite and Cedar lakes are cited as having strong recreational potential and may receive publicity highlighting local mountain, stream and lake resources for outdoor enthusiasts.
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Libby
E. M. Boyes
Joint Committee On Recreation Survey
Washington, D.C
Washington
Gus Holm
Boyce
Cedar Lakes
Hedrick Says Assembly Made Fair Start in Lawmaking
State Rep E A Hedrick of Moore visits Lewistown on his Helena trip. He notes many legislators feel the assembly fell short but overall made a fair record. He cites savings of 250 000 to 330 000 dollars yearly and expects inheritance taxes from W A Clark estate to improve finances. Gov Erickson is praised for high quality appointments.
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Lewistown
E. A. Hedrick
Moore
Helena
Margaret Hedrick
Hedrick
W. A. Clark
J. E. Erickson
Postal Employes Get Back Pay Envelopes
Envelopes postal employes at the local office received back pay with the recent pay increase. About 60 workers earned new rates from January 1, totaling $62.50 in back pay for two and a half months. Post office staff report a sudden rise in popularity and fragmentary interest from lodges, life insurance, autos, radios, and town property offers.
Vet Cop Passes In Butte After 32 Years On Police Force
John H. Stein aged 73 and last survivor of the Kenyon warehouse explosion died this morning in Butte. Born January 13, 1895, he helped lure the alarm for the disaster that killed 69 and marked the citys worst fire. He served 32 years on the police force and fired only one shot in his career.
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Butte
John H. Steinborn
Kenyon
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Toston
Mac McCormack
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Phoeby Kearns
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Pocatello
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