Woman Slayer Given Bouquet by Coroner
By Associated Press Danyer May 24 coroner exonerates Mrs Vielen Cass wife of Patrolman Cass who shot and killed a man alleging attack as she entered her hats. Coroner Hunter presented Mrs Cass with roses and praised her shooting. The dead man was identified as Harry Spencer alias Edward Kensington also known as Curley Wake.
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Freckles’ Don’t Hide Veil Promises Clear Skin
The advertisement claims Freckles’ Dont Hide with Othine Double Strength removes freckles and gives a clear complexion. It guarantees refund if it fails, and says first applications show improvement with light freckles often vanishing. It urges asking for the double strength and promises money-back guarantee.
Senate to Probe Coal Mines Near Kentucky West Virginia
The Senate Education and Labor Committee voted to authorize an investigation into recent coal mining unrest along the Kentucky West Virginia border. A subcommittee may begin hearings in Williamson next week and a favorable report on Jolson's resolution was ordered for Senate action. The effort draws support from West Virginia senators, mine operators, and workers. Three dead in Nolan, West Virginia after last night’s shooting drew state and county attention as authorities kept the area quiet. Captain J T Brockus said conditions were stable. George Crum died, while Private Chas Kackley and Private Manley Vaughan were killed in the clash.
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Rickenbacker narrowly escapes death in landing at Cheyenne
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, famed American ace, arrived at 8:48 to join a transcontinental flight. His plane crashed on landing and overturned. about 50,000 spectators watched as he crawled free and reassured air mail supervisor A. B. Dunphy. He said the incident won’t stop his trips if he can fly tomorrow.
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Jap seal poacher caught with goods
A Japanese sealing schooner was captured by the steamship Malaspina after a confrontation. The vessel was seized along with 130 skins and the ship's crew, and the schooner destroyed as part of a government fisheries operation. The Malaspina, a Canadian patrol vessel, left port last week and overhauled the suspected sealer near the south end.
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Girl in Boy's Clothes at Great Falls Knows Movies
Edith Connely, a prisoner at the county jail, reveals Freddy Weiderecht’s past ties to California studios and cinema, suggesting a life of disguises. Freddy, a pianist and hotel boarder, hid as a man for a month, talked of films, and read Viktor Hugo in jail while maintaining a calm, philosophical stance.
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Women’s clubs in session in Butte
Nearly 400 delegates from across Montana attend the 11th annual convention of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs in Butte. National president Mrs. J. C. Winter of St. Paul gave the principal address at the high school auditorium, spoke on civic duties and the home’s power, with subpresidents and club presidents contributing replies on elevating women’s stature in society.
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Red Lodge Aliens Arrested for Fishing Licenses
Billage May 26 Deputy state game warden AL T Holmes in Carbon County last week arrested several aliens for fishing in Hack Creek without proper licenses. Eight arrests, fines totaling 200 dollars, include W J Goff and Wy TeDuziel fined 25 each. Wianlo Ier-Dania paid 25. Charles Hevosman fined 30 for swearing to cloak citizen license. Alfred Rains fined 25. Jacsh Harkenan Jos Mannula fined 50 each. Merkenen and Hanamla jailed for failing to pay fines at 2 dollars daily. Deputy Holmes returned to Williams with licenses obtained fraudulently.
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Airmail Officer Appointed by City Authorities
Weldon Taynbes, an aviation figure from Alimeanolis, is named air rival officer by J.P. Walker. His main duty is to enforce the new law limiting aviator altitude to 3,000 feet over the city. Aims to curb dangerous flying height.
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Baits and Japs A Disarmament Talk
Manchester England May 6 dy Speaking at a dinner here in bene of Crown Prince Hirohito of Japan Lord Lee first lord of the Admins ty referred to the statement by the Japanese minister of war declaring Japan’s push in restricting armaments This was a momentous utterance he said which emphasized the ripeness of all nations for a conference to discuss this grave question Although he rejoiced at the US Senate adoption of Senator Norah’s amendment to naval appropriations providing for a naval conference Japan showed by the foregoing statement that though great in war she is greater still in appreciation of the need for world peace
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Monarchist hopes rise as Hungary debates Charles throne
May 25 Budapest reports the former Emperor Charles gains momentum for reclaiming the Hungarian crown as his party strengthens. Debates in the National Assembly unfold over the 1918 revolution, with supporters clamoring for new elections and leaders urging moderation amid calls to punish coup plotters.
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