Supreme Court bans warrantless home searches in narcotics case
Washington reports that the Supreme Court, via Justice Butler, ruled such searches unreasonable and abhorrent. The decision held Congress never authorized warrantless entries, stating a home cannot be searched without a warrant except during a lawful arrest. The Brooklyn narcotics case involved Stephen Alba and associates planning to distribute drugs at Alba's home.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Butler
Brooklyn
Congress
Stephen Alba
Lynch Short Hour Resolution Lost At AFL Convention
Atlantic City October 12 An animated wage discussion and contempt of court debate marked the annual American Federation of Labor meeting. Resolutions committee backed wage protections but was sent back for more consideration. Amendments for jury trials in contempt cases failed while a memorial for Samuel Gompers dominated the afternoon with his sons present.
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Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor
Othe Sestion
James M. Wynch
The
International
John E Edwards Remains One of Commonwealths Great Men
Bilkings Oct 12 Special The angel of death took Montana public figure Senator John E Edwards at Forsyth after five months of illness He endured bladder trouble surgery in Miles City and later sought care in Rochester Diagnosed as hopeless he returned home to pass away He leaves a widow and two daughters Edwards was a prominent banker cattleman farmer and newspaper owner from Rosebud county He served in the state senate and was called one of eastern Montana’s most astute leaders Born in Warsaw Illinois in 1866 he was educated at Tanaver College and was part of the well known Edwards family Continued on Page Two.
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Bilkings
Angel of Death
Montana
John E. Edward
Forsyth
Edwards
Miles City
Rochester
Senator Edwards
Rosebud County
Senate
Mllneis
Bank of Commerce of Forsythe
Warsaw
Ingh
Tanaver College
Hanover
New England
Cookdael
Washington
Macapini
Defenar
Clery
Coolidge
Pirates
Weeks Resigns as Secretary of War in Coolidge Era
Secretary Weeks files resignation due to health. President Coolidge expected to announce the withdrawal from the cabinet after a final meeting. Dwight F. Davis of Missouri is mentioned as a likely successor, with other names floated in Washington.
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Washington
John W. Weeks
Coolidge
Davis
Dwight F. Davis
Missouri
J. Mathew Wainwright
House of Representatives
New York
Work
Interior Department
Newry
Gov Erickson Hails Edwards Worth In Tribute
Montana mourns Senator Edwards as a fable citizen of active public spirit and progress. He served many years in the legislature as a county senator and led his party in that body. During residence he pursued successful business ventures and left a wide circle of friends. He will be missed in Montana’s political and business life.
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Edwards
Montana
Mexican Actress Gloria Faure Face Deportation Bid
Washington reports a deportation complaint against Gloria Faure, Mexican actress, alleging she unlawfully traveled with Alberto J. Pani, Mexico's finance minister, from El Paso to New York. A preliminary hearing prompted a Department of Labor report to be sent to immigration authorities, with officials not disclosing specifics or recommendations. The filing is linked to political tensions, with a New York professor claiming the actress is a political adversary of Pant and Calles.
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Washington
Gloria Faure
Mexico City
Alberto Pani
el Paso
Texas
New York
Department of Labor
Curran
Els Island
Nyu
Shenandoah Flight Hazard Cited by Harvard Meteorologist
Washington, Oct. 12. Professor Alexander G. McAdie of Harvard, director of the Blue Hill Observatory, told a naval court the Shenandoah disaster might have been avoided if the airship had altered its course to the south two hours before the wreck.
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Washington
Harvard
Alexander G. MccAdie
Harvard University
Blue Nill Observatory
Naval Court
McAdie
Governor Will Address Clubs at Montana Federation Meet
About 50 leading Montana women gather at Red Lodge as delegates to the Montana Federation of Women's Clubs convention. State president Mrs. T. F. Pace of Whitehall presides. Governor J. E. Erickson will be guest of honor and address the gathering on Tuesday, while Governor Nellie Taylor Ross of Wyoming cannot attend.
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Billings
Red Dodge
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
T. EF. Q. Pace
Whitehall
J. E. Erickson
Nellie Taylor Ross
Wyoming
Burned While Saving Cash Cache At Montana Ranch
Billings Oct 12 A 70 year old former rancher known as Mitton Runner died in a housefire that consumed his ranch on Sunday morning His body was found in a chicken house where he had rushed to salvage a cash cache Sheriff Belton said evidence showed he had fallen asleep reading while smoking and triggered the fatal blaze
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Billings
Mitton
Runner
Absarokee
Belton
Evideter
Teuts About Ready to Go into League Agreement
Locarno Switzerland October 12 The gentlemen agreement on Germany entry into the league of nations will be signed by Great Britain France Italy and Belgium The terms bind Germany to join the league or accept that only the league can interpret the covenant The signatories indicate the league cannot ask frost member states for military economic or financial contributions in case of war
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Locarno
Switzerland
Germany
League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Frost
Not at Ceremony Bishop Ousted By House
New Orleans reports the bishop list removal controversy with William Montgomery Brown’s mime act cited in the ongoing House of Bishops proceedings continued on Page Two.
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New Orleans
Qet
Wiliam Montgomery Brown Ag
House of Bishops
Mail Loot Thieves Apprehended as Cash Recovered
Los Angeles officers have nabbed seven bandits linked to a registered mail train robbery last Thursday. About 300,000 dollars in cash jewelry and securities were seized with all but 700 dollars recovered. Captain ER Cato announced the progress late tonight.
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Los Angeles
ER Cato
Hal Hart Rides Colonel Snyder In Big Derby
Colonel Snyder advances from last to fifth in the big derby as Hal Hart guides the horse amid a field including Dark Ages and 13 others. The event took place at the Red Triangle devia near the East Helena plant of the American Omnel mg and Ketning company.
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Hal Hart
Colonel Snyder
Snyder
Red Triangle
Devia
Bush
American Omnelt Mg and Ketning Company
East Helena
Suidereau
Wreck Victim Sought by Airplane After Melbourne Incident
In Melbourne Florida an air search was ordered after a wreck near the inlet. Names of missing persons and recovered bodies are noted with scattered details of rescue efforts and the sea edge near Indian River. Authorities identify victims as residents of Melbourne and nearby areas based on fragmented reports in this damaged OCR.
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Melbourne
Ptr
Tebastian
Pla
I*-fm
Driscall
Mrybourne
Molyey
Kansas
Indian River
Arizona Marshal Receives Death Threat
An Arizona marshal, George Mauk, received a death threat following the arrest of George Dixon Suminani, a Walapat Indian, at a government military reservation near Tresenit. The incident was reported from Phoenix on October 12 by AP.
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Phoenix, Arie
Uinited
Siaten
George Mauk
Georen Dixon
Suinaniie
Uniltary
Tresenit Satirdas
Senators Refuse Inquiry in Grain Investigation
Two U.S. senators will not participate in an inquiry into a federal grain affair. General Buel Po tnnes and others refuse to attend, leading to a dispute over the scope of the investigation. Efforts shift to Norbeck and Woolf with McMaster to determine if the senators conspired with a former treasurer at the Rural Credit Heath.
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Pierre
Norbeck
Woolf
McMaster
Othe Rural Credit Heath
Uath Patrol Boat Casualty List Reported
A Uath patrol vessel list of casualties appears as VG-242 nears port after failing to reach a deal in a tense engagement. The patrol boat opened fire near Cat Point, causing visible damage and disabling several ships in the fleet.
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UATH
Rostoh
Weoteen
theRchort
Cat Point
Yellowstone Trail in Session for Good Roads Campaign
Yellowstone Trail directors meet in Jefferson Island Montana with Western Montana members pledging a thorough campaign to promote highway construction and the trail’s value. J K Heslet of Butte was elected to the executive committee for a third straight year. A committee led by A W Steven son plans conferences to mobilize citizens and neighboring communities, while Western and Eastern Montana members prepare for next year’s events and broader statewide outreach.
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Jefferson Island
Mont
J. K. Heslet
Buttebanker
Yellowstone Trail Association
Waserm Montana
Miesler
Western Montana
Wozenan
Western Montana Mmembers
A We Stevenson
Maissauta
TR Avery
Te Mattery
Butte
Tat
Whitehalh
Dave Kramer
Boreman
Claude Benton
Deer Lodge
Montana
Si V. Laney
Anda
Pirates Triumph In World Series Fight For Game Five
Washington relented to a fierce Pirates attack in the fifth game as Pittsburgh toppled Stanley Coveleskie, 6 to 3, lifting their hopes in a dramatic comeback. Vic Aldridge limited Washington to 15 seconds, while a battered Senators lineup faced a potential seventh game in Pittsburgh.
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Washington
Stanley Coveleskie
Vic Aldridge
Senators
Buccaneers
Walter Johnson
Pittsburgh
McKeehnie
Zachary
Coveleshie
Bes
Wil Ballou
Fred Marberry
Bucky Harns
Omerrow
Alex Ferguson
Adler Heme
Dutch Ruether
South
Oa Finglee
Pirates
Sports clash moved to Tattsburgh amid weather check
In Pittsburgh today the same game of the works airies will be played in Tattsburgh today if weather permits.
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Tattsburgh
Army Ace Wing Great Air Race Triumphs at Mitchel Field
Lieutenant Cys Rett, flying for Army ace, won the Tiaghtzer trophy race at Mitchel Field New York. He broke the world speed record for a closed circuit at 24899 miles per hour and set a new distance record of 24899 miles per hour. Lieutenant Williams had previously held the Mbteer event record at 24171 miles per hour. Stunts included demonstrations by Lieutenant James Doolittle and Lieutenant Vrolitke with dramatic maneuvers breaking ground-level aircraft barriers.
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Mitchell Field
Qet
Liewtenany Cys Rett
Arity Ace
Jaeutenant
Williams
St Lawes
James Doolittle Phanga Pawr
Starboard Arts
Vrolitke
Paris Red Uprising Ends in Bloodshed and Arrests
Paris report from October 12 notes a general strike led by communists turning violent. Two dead and thirty wounded in clashes with police. three wounded officers facing dire outcomes. Seventy arrests include communist deputy Jacques Bornot, just sentenced to fourteen months for inciting disobedience. Reports extend from Havre to Rennes.
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Thve
Jacques Bornot
Havre
Toulouse
St. Etienne
Strasbourg
Lyons
Marseiles
Rennes
Grenoble
Toulon
Troops Guard Peace of Panama at Tamana
Tamana Oct 12 United States police entered the area at the Panamanian government request amid a general strike and unrest. A worker died when soldiers fired on strikers near a factory, and a man reportedly jumped from a balcony to his death as authorities closed the premises.
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Tamana
United States
Panama
Strker
Black man executed for slaying constable in 1924 raid
A report recounts the execution of a Black man linked to a January 1924 gambling raid in Cinantawn. He allegedly killed Deputy Constable Robert Mason, was captured after escaping to Heol, and died by electric chair following a confrontation.
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Bulefonte
Eds Ward
Stesemsnn
Negra
Tig Wester Pomentary
Rocksae Doday
Stevenson
Trotsky Forced to Rest by Doctors' Advice
Leon Trotsky already under high pressure since being named head of the Soviet General Commission in May has been obliged by physicians to take a rest. He is reportedly worn by the strain and will pause work to recover.
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Moereow
Leon Trotsky
Independent Classified Ads for Furnished Rooms
The ad copy promotes furnished rooms for rent with emphasis on convenience and comfort. It highlights rapid occupancy and urges readers to place an ad through the Independent Classified Ads to reach renters, noting an ad-taker at phone 491-492.
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Alwara
Nomteseeker
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