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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1930

Page

5

Special venire of 150 jurors drawn for Le Duc murder trial

More than 100 prospective jurors report at 1 30 in Judge Lynch s court for the Le Duc murder case. The 55 year old Butte officer is accused of killing John F Snyder last March 5. A special venire was ordered after 56 jurors on the regular panel proved insufficient. Over 50 witnesses are expected. trial likely does not finish before Monday.

J. J. Lynch Criminal Court Bert le Duc Butte John F. Snyder Lynch LeDuc Snyder le Duc Frank Willoughby Minnie Woodall William Maloney John Andrews Willoughby

Man Arrested for Robbery in City Jail

Eugene Harrington was arrested by Jailer William Taylor and charged with robbery after Henry Webber of the Hennessy Annex reported thefts from Webber's apartment including household articles and jewelry. Harrington was lodged in the city jail last night.

Eugene Harrington Henry Webber Hennessy Annex Harrington Webber William Taylor

State School to Have Busy Week at Montana State College

Montana State College in Bozeman schedules a packed week ending the school year with baccalaureate on June 8 led by Rev. Ward F. Boyd, Women’s Day June 9, Home-coming events June 9 to 11, and a 34th annual commencement. Alumni events include recognitions for 55 Bobcat athletes and two all American stars Cat Thompson and Frank Ward, plus a military pageant by the ROTC battalion. A noon picnic, a late afternoon business meeting, and an evening banquet at Hotel Baxter precede a dance. Special class invitations reach ’06, ’07, ’08, ’16, ’17, ’24, ’25, ’26. The Women’s Day program begins 1:30 p.m. with a blue and gold processional from Montana Hall to the gym.

Bozeman Montana State College Ward F. Boyd Presbyterian Church of Montana State Cat” Thompson Rockne Frank “Pop” Ward College J. C. Taylor Baxter Alumni Association Dean Herrick Montana Hall

Mooney's Cross Country Flight Showcases Gypsy Moth Plane

Bert Mooney, head of the Butte Aircraft Corporation, arrived at the local airport after a 20 hour cross country flight from St Louis in a new Gypsy Moth plane. He made stops at Kansas City Garden City Wichita Casper and Harlowton praising the Moths performance. The plane uses Wright inline engine and is built under De Havilands patents. Mooney will display the Moth at the airport for several days for enthusiasts to inspect.

Bert Mooney Butte Aircraft Corporation St. Louis Mooney Kansas City Garden City Wichita Casper Harlowtown Trevelair Lincoln de Haviland Butte

Graduation Day at Montana State College Marks Largest Class

Laura Asbury arrives from New York to speak at the Breaking of the Ties ceremony with Phi Omega Sigma installation and Iris Gardens dedication planned. The 10:30 Wednesday commencement will award practical honors to seniors and award the largest graduating class in MSU history.

Laura Asbury New York Phi Omega Sigma Sorority Dean Herrick Norma Beck Associated Women Students Elmer Peterson Utah State Agricultural College Montana State College

Orton Brothers Return From Majestic Radio Sales School

W. C. Orton Jr. and W. C. Orton Jr. of Orton Bros. have just come back from Chicago after attending a Grigsby Grunow Majestic radios sales school. They say the program gave them the equivalent of a year’s university course in sales, advertising, financing, and factory methods in one week.

W. C. Orton Jr Orton Bros Chicago Grigsby-Grunow Company Majestic

Butte Railroaders to Attend Convention in Portland

Thomas R. Sloan secretary treasurer of the Veterans' Association of the Northern Pacific railway passed through Butte en route to Portland. He will complete arrangements for the annual convention to be held on June 12. Expected attendance ranges from 400 to 500 veterans. Butte will be represented by W. H. Merriman James Kenny and Charles A Frederickson and possibly others.

Thomas R. Sloan St. Paul Veterans’ Association The Northern Pacific Railway Butte Portland W. H. Merriman James Kenny Charles A. Frederickson

St Mark's Church Presents The Mystery of the Third Gable

The Senior Society of St Mark's Lutheran church presents a mystery drama The Mystery of the Third Gable by Ben Lindsay Barbee this evening and tomorrow night. Cast includes Norman Risch Dorothy Dunn Margaret Diedrichs Carl Diedrichs Walter Heinzelmann Della Stern Dorothy Moran Edna Burrough Edward Eno and William Honka.

Ben Lindsay Barbee St. Mark's Lutheran

Fire vehicle hits parked car near Arizona station

A fire truck from the Arizona street station struck a parked car registered to Harry Wirth of Billings at about 5 AM yesterday. The incident was reported by fire department members. General Hertzog, the South African prime minister, recently introduced a flappers' enfranchisement bill in the house of assembly.

Arizona Street Harry Wirth Billings General Hertzog House of Assembly

Butte Briefs and Local Happenings

Union Pacific claim agent Howard Bruner visited Butte yesterday. A jubilee carnival planning meeting for June 14 at MacC. White park was held. Marion Rasmusson and Marie Telling underwent operations at Deaconess hospital with recovery improving. Carl Haining admitted to St. James hospital for care. A fire at 413 South Arizona street was extinguished with no damage.

Howard Bruner Union Pacific Salt Lake City Macc White Park Vtékoe Marion Rasmusson Marcia Street Deaconess Hospital Marie Telling South Main Street Haining ILI Carl Haining Wyoming Street St. James Hospital

Motorist Arrested After Collision on Main Street

A man giving the name R. E. Walton was arrested and jailed for driving while intoxicated and reckless driving after a collision in the 400 block South Main Street. Officers Dick Mundy and Pete McDonald made the arrest. Walton’s car struck another owned by Pete Manxam.

Main Street R. E. Walton Walton Pete Manxam Dick Mundy Pete McDonald

Runaway Car Wrecks Autos and Hoists at Granite Wyoming

A car driven by John Gately rolled down a 30 foot incline at a service station on Granite and Wyoming, wrecking three autos and two auto hoists. It toppled a car onto a second rack and onto an alley wall, narrowly missing three boys. Gately was booked for reckless driving.

Granite Wyoming Street John Gately Capitol Hill Thornton Hotel

Oakland Officer Takes Prisoner

A. W. Anderson an Oakland inspector of police left for home with Robert Blue who was arrested by Butte officers about ten days ago Blue faces first degree assault charges for shooting another man four times during a last night altercation In Butte Anderson toured Leonard mine with Captain James Gleason of the local fire department

A. W. Anderson Oakland Calif Robert Blue Butte Blue City Anderson James Gleason Butte Fire Department Gleason Leonard Mine

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