One Man Regime of Terror Stops in Montana
Butte Montana December 28 Knight ex convict killed in fox of tear gas by possemen ending a three day man hunt. Knight confessed to killings including a Seattle officer and two Montana men while holding Gilligan and family captive near the Madison river. Police surround house and aolive chief Jack Duggan fatally shoots Knight as he flees. The siege began Christmas day with shootings at an apartment and injuring Mooney and Benevue.
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Butte
Mont
William Henry Knight
Montana
James Gillian
Gilligan
David
Hazel
Knight
Jack Duggan
Aolive
Seattle
Thomas Meehen
Tom O'Neill
Frank Walsh
Floyd Woods
Madison River
Jean Miller
Anaconda
Hutchens
Mr. Gilligan
Walsh
O'Neill
James Mooney
Mooney
Florence Benevue
Week of New Year Movie Listings Across Four Theatres
Granada Theatre presents Pat Yirien Jane Froman James Melton and Frank McHugh in Stara Over Bronte Sunday to Tuesday plus New Year's Eve Midnight Show To Cheat the Band with High Herbert and Helen Broderick and If You Could Only Cook with Herbert Marshall and Jean Arthur midweek. Dickinson Theatre shows Littlest Rebel all week with Shirley Temple John s Jack Holt and Bill Robinson plus New Year’s Eve Midnight Show Uly for Love. Varsity Theatre features Yt Levy You Always First Run and Folies Bergere, Scrooge and The New Tarzan, then Rustier's Paradise and Take the End with first runs. Patee Theater runs Two first runs Ott and Martha Sleeper and AMAT Ike f return showing Joe E. Brown, The Irish in Us return, Bonnie Scotland first run Ken Maynard and Hardy.
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Granada Theatre
Pat Yirien
Jane Froman
James Melton
Frank McHugh
Stara
Bronte
High Herbert
Helen Broderick
Herbert Marshall
Jean Arthur
Dickinson
Shirley Temple
Johns
Jack Holt
Bill Robinson
Uly
Varsity Theatre N Day
Nancy Carroll
George Murphy
Maurice Chevalier
Thelms Todd
Patee Theater
Ott
Martha Sleeper
Joe E. Brown
Ike F
Pat Mwirien
James Cagney
Ken Maynard Hh
Tun
Hardy
Scotland
Finding People Out in Life’s Disguises By Stanley A. Curtis
The essay reflects on hiding behind masks in society and the value of uncovering true character. It contrasts John, a flashy neighbor, with Jim, a saintly facade, showing both share common impulses and humanity. The author argues that discovering these disguises yields insight and profit, preferring honest exposure over blind trust.
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John Jones
Jim Smith
Jim
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues From Today’s Page
A dense word list across and down with clues ranging from everyday objects to places and people. Includes themes like measurements units, noble titles, maritime terms, and common phrases, inviting solvers to fill the grid with correct intersecting answers.
Convicted Pair Sentenced in Kansas City Plot
A 46 year old convict Clarence Ketron and 43 year old Alice Baker, a laundry worker, were found guilty of conspiracy in a plot to kill John Best, a Liberty Missouri farmer, for life insurance. They were arrested December 10 after Ketron allegedly approached a Black informant with the slay Best proposition. They received one year in jail.
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Kansas City
John Best
Liberty
Clarence Ketron
Alice 5. Baker
Ketron
Best
Senator Pope Calls for National Crime Probe
Senator Pope of Idaho, a Democrat, proposed a congressional investigation to make America safer. He urged study of local enforcement to see if a federal coordinated “American Scotland Yard” could oversee police agencies. The move follows the Lindberghs’ departure from the country. Lawrence Business College advertisement notes new term begins January 6.
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Washington
Lindberghs
Pope
Idaho
America
Scotland Yard
AL SMITH IS INVITED TO ROOSEVELT DINNER
Washington reports Alfred E. Smith, 1928 Democratic candidate and Liberty League critic, has been invited by Mrs. Roosevelt to attend the White House dinner January 25. Smith has not replied and may stay at his hotel or return to New York. His attendance would mark his first direct entry into politics since earlier Roosevelt critiques.
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Washington
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
American Liberty League
New Deal
Smith
White House
New York
Liberty League
New Outlook
Houston
League
McIntyre Sentenced 30 Days For Assault On Kansas Marshal
Arthur McIntyre of Wynona Oklahoma was sentenced to 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to assault in the beating of Clem Darnall High Kan marshal during a Halloween disturbance in Elgin Darnall suffered a skull fracture in the incident and McIntyre's father Harry was earlier convicted for assault with a deadly weapon and sentenced to up to ten years. In France a farmer near here uncovered a German ammo dump of 350 shells seventeen years after the war and military authorities removed and destroyed the missiles for an artillery range.
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Sedan
Kan
Arthur McIntyre
Wynona
Okla
Clem Darnall
High
McIntyre
Harry McIntyre
State Penitentiary
Darnall
Elgin
Tlow
Coinines
France
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Herbert Starshall
Granada
Marie Wilson
Broadway
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Knack
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Mercantile Establishment
Son of Judah
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Missouri
Senator Pope
Congress
Lawrence Business College
AL Smith
Roosevelts
Journal-World
Wales
Lindbergh
Cardiff
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Jon
Aubrey Neil Morgan
Elisabeth Morrow
Oklahoman
New Eriksen Hall
Mass
Ronald Colman
Charles Dickens
Jimmy Melton
Madame
Banff and
Lake Louise
Dickinson Lawrence
Cee Y VM and
Shirley
FOX
John Boles
Karen Morley
Sylvia Sidney
Mary Burns
Gladys Heartbout
Rose
the Rancho
Richard Arlen
Ken Griffith
Men of Action
Frankie Carro
Tom Brown
Buck Jones
Santol
Rae
Granada Coffee Shop
Virginia
Vere
Bargain Theater
PATEE
Gene Autry
Evalyn Knapp
Algo Chapter
Miracle Rider
Mighty Hits
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Ring Lardner
Lawrence
Otto Kruger
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