Capone Indicted for Tax Evasion in $1 Million Income Case
Chicago reports federal grand jury indicts Al Capone on two indictments and 23 counts for evading taxes on 1924 to 1929 income totaling $1,038,654.84. Capone surrenders, posts $50,000 bond, faces maximum 32 years and $80,000 fine. Detailing incomes from liquor vice and gambling, with other gang figures also under sentence.
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Chicago
Scarface
al’ Capone
Federal
John Barnes
Capone
Johnson
Jack Guzick
Ralph
Sam Guzick
Jack
Frank Nitti
Leavenworth
Glago Day Held at Corvallis High School
Corvallis June 5 special report senior class day program at the school auditorium featured individual performances headed by Edna Johnson and LeRoy Cobb. diplomas were awarded at commencement to ten graduates including Helen Pollinger and Orion Cobb along with a second set of diplomas for eighth grade graduates Frances Barr and others.
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Brisbin
Helen Pollinger
Edna Johnson
LeRoy Cobb
Orion Cobb
Lewis Hull
Elmer Lewis
Daniel St. John
Claris Glidewell
Kenneth Mattson
John Adams
del Brisbin
C. J. Taber
J. W. Moore
Ernest Landreville
Edward Freeman
Robert Carmichael
Mildred Collier
Vivian Cromwell
Leida Davis
Roland Grisell
Wesley Holloran
Frank Huber
Robert Kyle
Margaret Lamoreaux
Lois Lear
Verne Lupton
Margaret McVey
Olive Magee
Jessie Mickens
Aleen Sessions
Ora Sessions
Franklyn Severns
Ethel Shults
Herbie Simmons
Harley Slocum
Ralpha Clara Tew
Ruth Waren
Cleanup by Volunteers in Clapham Led by Rachel Kay Shuttleworth
About one hundred volunteers led by the Hon. Rachel Kay-Shuttleworth spent five hours at Clapham, England, clearing up rubbish left by summer picnic parties.
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Rachel Kay - Shuttleworth
Clapham
England
Premium Show Boosts Scholarships at Montana Wool Show
Helena June 5 Special The Montana State fair offers 1350 in premiums for the Northwest Wool show under fair supervision with G B Conwell as assistant superintendent and John S Blackwood as judge. Aug 17 to 22 set for the fair plus eight trophies donated by eastern firms. Last year’s winners include J H Hahn H W Davis Agnes Rapstad Rudolph Hauge Harry Gould and Seguard Revold. The Montana Woolgrowers association arranges a special wool exhibit and fleeces may be sent to the state fair for care until show time.
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Helena
Montana
Murray Fef. Stebbins
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
G. B. Conwell
Big Timber
John 8S. Blackwood
Montana Joint state encampment set for Missoula
Delegates from about 35 cities will attend the 1931 Montana Joint state encampment in Missoula June 14 to 17 with an expected 1500 delegates. Veterans of Civil War, Mindanao, Cuba, and World War I are among attendees, joining their families for meetings and events including a mass feed at Fort Missoula and a Lenhart vs Murphy title bout. Comrade Frank L. Matteson chairs the central committee with Ollie Walford as secretary, arranging housing transportation and entertainment for the gathering.
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Missoula
Montana
Mindanao
Cuba
Atlantic Seaboard
Cantigne
Marne
Argonne
Moses
Hennie
Central Committee
Frank L. Matteson
Ollie Walford
Fort Missoula
Lenhart-Murphy
Murphy
Lenhart
Maxie Rosenbloom
V. F. W. Memorial Hall
Robert Handy
James E. Jewell
Grand Army of the Republic
Denver
Kansas City
Local health poster prizes sent to Helena contest
Thompson Falls hosts a health poster contest by the Montana Tuberculosis Association with top three finishers in Class A and B advancing to a state meet in Helena. Local notables include Mrs Arnold and daughter Olive, a first grade teacher, plus several visitors and residents including Mrs Nelson Morgan from New York City and Mr and Mrs H Hutchens from Honolulu. Memorial Day events feature travel to Spokane and Kalispell visits.
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Thompson Falls
Woman's Club
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Helena
Montana
Arnold
Olive
Spokane
Nelson Morgan
New York City
Ed Florin
H. Hutchens
Honolulu
Eddy Condarius
Viola Eva
Condarius
Charles Nelligan
Vera Hultz
D. J. Reed
Inverness
Nelle Phillips
W. C. Culp
Rathburn
Idaho
Rathburn Tribune
Ed Fitzgerald
James Adams
Culp
Montanian
Arthur Hoyt
Kalispell
Fred Hagel
Jamaica weighs state lottery to boost income
A state lottery is under consideration in Jamaica as a means to increase government revenue and support public programs. Officials cite potential earnings while weighing regulatory needs and social impact.
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Jamaica
Oregon Legislator Arthur V. Swift Dies at 75
Arthur V. Swift, 75, longtime Oregon legislator and former national vice president of the Farmers' Union, died in Baker after a heart attack. He traveled to every county in the United States representing the Farmers' Union and could name most county seats and boundaries. he was a delegate to the 1912 Republican National Convention.
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Baker
Ore
Arthur V. Swift
Oregon
Farmers’ Union
Swift
United States
Decoration day visits and local appointments in Cardwell area
Grace Douglass came from Butte to stay over Decoration day and visit at Jefferson Island. Mamie Wetzel visited Whitehall and Jefferson Island. Bert Heltzel visited from Whitehall. John Douglass appointed water commissioner for the South Boulder valley by Judge Bennett. Ruth Craine traveled to Butte to visit relatives. Bert Allen on vacation. wife covers mail route. Levi Elliott visited Jefferson Island. Ida Hillis, McKinley teacher in Butte, visiting the valleys. Frank Milier escaped serious injury in a car mishap Tuesday.
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Cardwell
Grace Douglass
Butte
Decoration Day
Jack Winton
Jefferson Island
Mamie Wetzel
Summit Valley
Whitehall
Bert Heltzel
John Douglass
Bennett
Boulder Valley
Boulder River
Ruth Craine
Sam Crosswhite
Bert Allen
Boulder
Boulder Canyon
Mrs. Allen
Levi Elliott
Sappington
George Woodside
Ida Hillis
McKinley
Frank Springer
Mammoth
Frank Milier
Driver Uninjured After Car Swerves and Flips Into Ditch
A driver swerved off the road and rolled into a ditch but sustained only minor bruises. The vehicle was righted and back in service without external assistance.
Vacation Bible School Opens in Hamilton
Hamilton June 5. A vacation bible school started this week at the Federated church and Community hall. Mrs A C Adams is superintendent with 30 workers teaching manual training sewing music rhythm band and kindergarten exercises. About 125 children enrolled. Workers are from Presbyterian Federated Christian Science and Christian churches. Rev C E Smith and Rev H C Stark lead teaching staff. School runs five mornings a week for two weeks.
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Hamilton
Federated Church
A. C. Adams
Presbyterian
Federated, Christian Science and Christian
C. E. Smith
H. C. Stark
Bus line to link Butte and Olympia
Olympia Washington June 5 An order authorizing the Inter mountain Transportation company of Anaconda Montana to extend an interstate motor vehicle passenger service to Spokane was issued today by the department of public works. The company plans to operate between Butte Montana and Spokane via Montana and Idaho points.
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Olympia
Wash
Intermountain Transportation Company
Anaconda
Mont
Spokane
Department of Public Works
Butte
Montana
Idaho
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Uncle Sam
AL Capone
Senorita Sacasa
Senorita Maria Sacasa
Nicaragua
Convent of Perpetual Adoration
Washington, D. C
Washington Society
Sweet Charity
Corvallis
State Fair
Biases
Jor
Best Foods
Sweet Bros. Distributing Company
Butte, B
Vacation Bible School
Hlontana
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