In Jail Here On Charge Shooting Up An Automobile
Brought in from Augusta, Mack Burbank has been held since Saturday night on an open charge of shooting up an automobile on the road between Simms and Tuhel ing. Sheriff Jim Karnes and Deputy Padbury transported him to 116 County Gallax. Two men were in the other car, one escaped and sought help at a ranch house. Cowmen with rifles led to Burbank's custody. Authorities will determine motive. Burbank was reportedly under whisky influence. Both cars were from Great Falls.
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Jim Karnes
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Bur Bank
Itmas
Great Falls
May Do Time For Alleged Smuggling
Frank Wild and IL J. Amess of Havre were sentenced in United States district court to one year and one month in Leavenworth, plus a $60 fine each, after conviction for conspiracy to defraud the government over customs duties on tobacco imports. Judge Charles N. Pray granted 60 days for a bill of exceptions, signaling an appeal to the circuit court in San Francisco. Wild previously served as deputy collector of customs at Havre. Amess was a Great Northern agent there.
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Ort
Frank Wild
IL J. Amess
Havre
United States District Court
Matt Kindelspire
South Dakota
Leavenworth
Charles N. Pray
Pray
Wilt
Amess
San Francisco
Wild
Great Northern
Patrol Boat Disabled Near Atlantic City After Collision
A Coast Guard patrol boat CG 131 was damaged late tonight and sails toward Atlantic City under its own power after being nicked by unidentified vessels. CG 101 sprang a leak about 1T miles east of the south of Abseron in rough conditions.
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Atlantic City
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Coast Guard
Mount St Charles to Host Winter Garden College Dance
The Athletic Association of Mount St Charles College plans a Thursday evening dance at the Winter Garden. It will be the first college dance of the year, with the arrangements committee including Willis McMahon Aloy Gilmore Richard Lally and Leslie Hanson. Members of the C club will act as ushers. Patrons include Mrs Burl Frown Mrs S A Cooney Mrs B McCabe Mrs George Mason Mrs N Lalonde Mrs Mr Silers and Mrs J Commers.
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Winter Garden
Mount St. Charles College
Willis McMahon
Aloyalus Gilmore
Richard Lally
Leslie Hanson
Uators
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A. Cooney
B. McCabe
George Mason
N. Lalonde
Mr. Silers
Trouble With Wives shines in matinee and night showings
A Paramount feature written by Lada Cowan and Howard Higgin, directed by Malcolm St. Clair, stars Florence Vidor Tom Moore Esther Ralston and Ford Sterling. The plot follows a devoted wife whose faith wavers after her husband’s lunch with a Parisian designer leading to a near divorce and a comical chain of mistaken loyalties as the designer is revealed and misunderstandings resolve.
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Lada Cowan
Howard Higgin
Malcolm St. Clair
Florence Vidor
Tom Moore
Esther Ralston
Ford Sterling
Moore
al Hennessy
Miss Victor
Dagmar
Esther Ralstam
Hyatt
Lucy Beaumont
Edward Kennedy
Etta Lee
William Court
Singing Contest billed tonight at the Marlow
Helena theatergoers will find novel entertainment tonight at the Marlow in the first of a series of song contests held after the first and second showings of regular pictures. About fifteen contestants, children and adults, have rehearsed with keen rivalry for two first prizes and second prizes, awarded by audience applause, with the regular film program starting at seven and the contest at eight forty five.
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Marlow
Sual
Roy of 15 Kills in Wisconsin Grandmother Slaying
Elmer Carr, 33, confessed to beating his 7 year old grandmother to death with an iron bar after she refused entry to her Phillips area home Wisconsin He was arrested the day after the murder while working in a brick yard John Shields Maryland champion whittler crafted a violin from matches China reports 207 steam spinning rally
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Elmer Carr
Phillips, Wis
Funeral for Thomas Lyle Set for Wednesday in Helena
The funeral for Thomas Lyle will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:49 in Taherty and Sobler's chapel with Reverend FP McNamee, pastor, officiating. Interment will be in Persevalle. The pallbearers will be announced today. Lyle died after an operation at the Northern Pacific hospital in Missoula Sunday. Surviving relatives include five sons Besie of Molena, Wham Jwle of Tutte, Menry Tyle of Low Angelica, Hubert and Vicnry Tyle of Missoula. two daughters Marie Karet Mmmich of Missoula and Mien Hetty Tada of Talena. brothers Andrew Lyte of Talena, Toseah Lyle of New York City, Samuel and Robert Lyle who reside in Ireland. sister Mrs Richard Macrennor of York. He was 62, born in Ireland, long a member of the Northern Pacific railroad, home in Helena before transfer to Missoula ten years ago. came to the country 37 years ago and spent all that time in Montana. His wife died nine years ago. remains will rest beside hers.
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Sobler
Chanel
Rey Dawes
Northern Pacific Railroad
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Molena
Wham Jwle
Tutte
Menry Tyle
Low Angelica
Hubert and
Vicnry Tyle
Missoula
Marie Karet Mmmich
Mien Hetty Tada
Talena
Andrew Lyte
Toseah Lyle
New Yorks City
Samuel
Robert Lyle
Ireland
Richard MaCrennor
York
Lyle
Helena
Tie
Montana
Hare
Kiwanis Club Review Of Four Years Past
Kiwanis members recalled four years since Helena Kiwanis admission at yesterday’s meeting. President Lester H. Doble chaired the session as veteran members like A. J. Roberts and others spoke on community efforts and progress. The 19 charter members remaining were listed along with committee plans for the coming year focusing on fire prevention and public service.
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A. J. Robertn
Wepner
U Ta Hartota
Lester H. Doble
Cir
Tipilog
Uem
Phoenix Oil Company expands in Austria wall project
In Bucharest Austria Oct AP The Phoenix Oil company a British concern has begun a concrete wall near the Stande ard GN company well. Output remains about 12,060 Darrath daily as operations continue.
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Austria
Phoenix Ol Company
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New Detroit Radio Station WGHP Sets Oct 10 Debut
WGHP Detroit will go on air at 27% meters on Saturday October 10 using 1,500 watts. George Harrison Phelps Inc plans a varied inaugural program with Dilly Murray Frank Banta and other celebrities, staffed by Chief Tomy and musical directors Percy and Perry, aiming for a listener focused launch without heavy advertising.
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Victor Recording
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Detroit Symphony Orchestra
William Finzel
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Red Apple Club
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WCX
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He Were) Who or Wasnt Wanted by Dorothy A F Marcell
Enrleen Maunesmng reflects on her son Bob's twenty first birthday as her husband John Mannering, district attorney, praises her beauty. The scene shifts to memories of Bob as a baby and a frolicsome, outspoken child, with tension between pride and reminiscence.
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Enrleen
Bob
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Eileen
Calamities and Courage Across a Troubled Past
In a memory soaked scene, John recalls a youth’s risky climbs and a stubborn fight for integrity. Eileen and John drift through old trials, a failing auto, and a tense moment with a rain of events spurring their reunion and resolve. A dangerous incident with water foreshadows new peril as Bob reappears.
Fragmentary quote hints at miscommunication
A fragment from a newspaper page shows garbled dialogue about blame and misunderstanding. The OCR text is incomplete, with phrases like ghight way temlerdess Nat and can get the blame thing to ge right. It appears to continue.
Undertakers Celebrate Nation Good Day News Flash
A chaotic afternoon in New York saw a gun battle involving officers and gangsters on Fradson and Inne streets as cars passed. Three men were killed in a downtown shootout near a warehouse at Upper Crewe Poter Tata. Victims named as Vincent Goode, Mon Jean Hoffman, and James Tully, all identified as gangsters. In Colorado Fort Collins a laborer Otto A Imms killed his wife Emma and their two year old son before fatally shooting himself. An eight year old girl, Elinora Furinance, escaped the household attack.
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Poter Tata
Quinn
Enid Ha
Vincent Goode
Jean Hoffman
James Tully
Allezen
Fort Coliine
Colo
Otto A. Imms
Flolorado Agricultural Coltere
Emma
Elnora Furinance
Tmate
Rail Wreck in Nevada Kills One Missing One
An accident near Reno between Sparks and Reno on the Southern Pacific No. 8 freight collision with a standing freight train left one man dead W. Smith of Sparks and a missing man FY. Kummer of Sparks fireman on No. 8. Eight passengers from California and Nevada were lightly injured and taken for medical care. Deputies searched the wreck area for the missing man.
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Kummer
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