Brooks charged in slaying as judge delays arraignments
Brooks 60 was charged with first degree murder in the knife slaying of Jesse Villaloves 45. The district court arraignment was postponed until Tuesday. defense counsel named. Brooks held without bond. Witnesses described a confrontation over a $17 debt before the stabbing at 317 W Porphyry. Villalovas died instantly. coroner said heart wound.
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Jesse Villalovos
Roy A. Brooks
Jesse Villaeves
John B. MccClernan
District Court
John T. Mullany
Roger Johnson
F. Lee Williams
Brooks
Villalovos
Andy Aleksich
Bozeman Jury Finds Daubert Guilty of Second Degree Assault
Bozeman jurors convict Joan Englund Daubert, 23, of second degree assault in the March gunshot wounding of a man who later became her husband. Judge W. W. Lessley sets sentencing for Friday at 10 am. maximum sentence 16 years and fines up to 200 dollars. The couple wed April 8 and Daubert did not testify.
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Bozeman
Joan Englund Daubert
W. W. Lessley
Montana
Lessley
Daubert
Wilow Creek
MRC lauds ICC rejection of Montana rail merger
The Montana Railroad Commission welcomed the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling against the plan to merge three Montana railroads. Chairman Louis G. Boedecker and member Paul T. Smith hailed the decision as the commission’s greatest victory, with support from Rep. Arnold Olsen and Sen. Lee Metcalf.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
ICC
Chicago, Burlington and Quincey
Chicago
West Coast
Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission
Helena
Montana
State Regulatory Agency
Louis G. Boedecker
Montana Railroad Commission
Paul T. Smith
Commission
Ernest C. Steel
Montana Commission
Smith
Washington, D. C
Boedecker
Steel
Jack Holmes
MRC
Bill Munich
John Sheehy
Luke McKeon
Arnold Olsen
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Olsen
Battin to Run Again for Fourth House Term
Rep. James F. Battin of Montana announced by telegram from his D C office that he will seek the Republican nomination for a fourth term in the U S House of Representatives. He cited Montana’s best interests and his ability to serve them as his reason.
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Helena
James F. Battin
Catherine Brundage 95 Dies. Dillon Native Remembered
Catherine Louise Brundage 95 longtime Montana City Dillon resident died Wednesday at Madison Valley Hospital Ennis. Funeral Friday 2 pm in Brundage Chapel with Rev H N Tragitt officiating. Interment Mountain View Cemetery. She born February 29 187? to George and ? Staudaker, married Everett Brundage in 1890. survived by son Hiram and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Brundage Chapel
Catherine Louise Brundage
Montana
Madison Valley Hospital
Ennis
H. N. Tragitt
Shercan
Dillon’s St. James Epicoonal Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Montana City
Brundage
Jay
George Staudaker
Montana Territory
Dillon
Everett H. Brundage
Harley Lewis of Butte Named University Track Coach
Noted Montana figure Harley Lewis of Butte is appointed as the new track coach for the university. The move comes as the college expands athletic programs and seeks to boost performance on regional and national meets this season.
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Montana Tech
Harley Lewis
Butte
Copper price surge worsens outlook for industry
Sir Ronald Prain, chair of Rhodesian Selection Trust, warned that Chile's 20 cent rise to 62 cents per pound upended efforts by free world copper producers to keep prices stable. He said the move created an entirely new situation with grave future implications for the copper industry. The Rhodesian group and Anglo American had recently shifted from a fixed 42 cent price to three month pricing.
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New York
UPI
Chile
Rhodesian Selection Trust
Ronald Prain
Zambia
Rhodesian Selection
John C. Harrison expected to announce today
Associate Justice John C. Harrison is expected to announce a bid for a second term on Montana's high court at a news conference. He hinted the announcement to reporters after confirming plans the day before. John C. Harrison, former Lew and Clark County attorney, is completing his six-year term. Copper prices shifted to London Metal Exchange quotations while U.S. producers face higher costs and recent anti inflation actions.
Miners Endorse Montana Tech Degree Expansion Plan
Miners Union No 1 of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers adopted a resolution supporting Montana College of Mineral Science and Technology in seeking six new bachelor of science degrees in chemistry physics geology mathematics geophysics and geological engineering hydrogeology. John Glase said copies were sent to Gov Tim Babcock the State Board of Education and the Board of Regents. The union cites local economic and educational benefits and notes many sons of miners have entered engineering through Montana Tech.
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Butte Miners Union No. 1
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Montana College of Mineral Science and Technology
Montana Board of Regents
John Glase
Tim Babcock
State Board of Education
Board of Regents
Montana Tech
Butte
Montana
International Union of Mine, Mi' and Smelter Workers
M Emil Brolin of Anaconda dies in Butte hospital
M Emil Brolin of 815 West Fourth Anaconda died Wednesday night in a Butte hospital after emergency surgery Tuesday. He was active in Republican politics and civic groups, worked for Anaconda Copper Company and City Water Dept, and held positions in St Mark Episcopal Church. He served in World War I and led the Anaconda American Legion post. Survived by widow Margaret two sons William Anaconda and Robert Cody Wyo four grandchildren. Body at Fischer Funeral Home.
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M. Emil Brolin
W. Fourth
Anaconda
Butte
Anaconda Co. City Water Dept
Republican Party
Acacia Lodge
Af&am
St. Mark Episcopal Church
American Legion
Margaret
William
Robert
Cody
Wyo
Fischer Funeral Home
Butte Anaconda Weather Outlook Mixed Snow Showers
Mostly cloudy conditions persist in Butte Anaconda with scattered snow showers today and over the mountains Friday. A slight warming trend is expected with highs near 40 and a low around 22. A year ago in Butte the high was 67 and the low 32. Weather chart on page 8.
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Butte - Anaconda
Butte
Montana Woman Donates 13 Star Flag to Navy Museum
A tattered but preserved 13 star flag from Montana will join the U S Naval Historical Display Center in Washington D C. Officials believe it is an original Stars and Stripes dating to June 14 1777. The flag was presented by Mrs Viola Heily of Columbus to Lt A M Hutchinson Navy recruiting administrator in Montana.
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Montana
U.S. Naval Historical Display Center
Washington, D.C
Navy
Navy Museum
Viola Heily
Columbus
Three Forks
Willow Creek
A. M. Hutchinson
USN
Congress
Butte
Naval Historical Display Center
Viola Hei
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Center
Bill Dalling
Villalovas
W. Porphyry
Mark P. Sullivan
Sullivan
Pennsylvania
New York Central
U. S
Northern Lines
Penn-Central
Battin
Catherine L. Brundage
Dillon—Funeral Services
John C. Harrison
London Metal Exchange
London
Congo
Union Miniere du Haut Katanga
L.M.E
U.S
Tech
Continental Congress
United States
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