Two Killed in Anaconda Fray End of Shootout at Paradise Bar
In Anaconda a gunman held a bar at bay as officers Frank Sladich and Charles Mahoney closed in. Officer Stuart was fatally shot by Huckoveh who then surrendered after a chase. Huckoveh received medical care and was taken into custody as the scene drew a large crowd and investigators began their work.
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Honey
Stuart
Matelich
Paradise Bar
Frank Sladich
Nick
Sladich
Huckeveh
Mahoney
Nick Sladich
Huckoveh
Barney Larsen
Rudy Ungaretti
William Fhlafald
John Sajcich
Stephen Percin
Walter Derzay
Thomas J. Donovan
Arthur A. Longfellow
Halloran
Bissiere
Charles Semmens
Nels LaVelle
Sladich Place
Nick Domitrovich
Paul Schultz
Jones
Oldhaber
East Fourth Street
East Fourth
Oldhaber, Longtime Anaconda Sheriff Aide Dies
Albert H. Oldhaber 53 of Anaconda was fatally shot near his home at 510 Fast Fourth. He served as undersheriff and deputy sheriff under several chiefs and was a WPA road foreman. Survived by widow Pearl, brothers Frank and Charles, sister Gertrude Anderson, and many in laws and nieces. Body at P. J. Finnegan funeral home. no arrangements yet.
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Albert H. Oldhaber
Anaconda
Fast Fourth Street
Mr. Oldhaber
Red Wing
Minnesota
Clause Oldhaber
Pearl Oldhaber
Frank
Charles
Gertrude Anderson
John Wickham
Boulder
William MacIntyre
Clancy
Jed Crowley
Boulder Hot Springs
Paul
Robert Anderson
Edwin E. Stuart of Anaconda Dies, Rites Pending
Edwin E. Stuart of Anaconda Idaho born March 6 1903 in Pocatello died recently after moving to Anaconda 11 years ago. He leaves his wife and son Edwin E. Stuart Jr both of Anaconda, his mother in American Falls Idaho, three brothers Bruce Stuart of Medford Oregon, and in laws in Norris. Body at Kendrick funeral home with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Edwin E. Stuart
Pocatello
Idaho
Anaconda
Montana
Edwin E. Stuart Jr
American Falls
Bruce Stuart
Medford Ore
Norris
Kendrick Funeral Home
Tea Exports from Japan Worth 7.99 Million Last Year
Japan produced tea valued at 7.995 million dollars in the previous year. The figure highlights Japan's tea market size and export activity.
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Japan
Anaconda Chief Captures Drink-Driven Killer After Threats
Chief Mahoney takes custody of Enoch Hukoveh after the drink-crazed killer killed Al Oldhaber and Night Chief E F Stuart. Hukoveh threatened the chief, then dropped a rifle and revolver and surrendered to police.
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Anaconda
Enoch Hukoveh
al Oldhaber
E. F. Stuart
Hukoveh
Mahoney
Slayer Stays Grim During Questioning
In Anaconda on June 6 a 35 year old, Fnoch Huckoveh, questioned after fatally shooting Patrol Chief Edwin JF. Stuart and Albert Oldhaber with a 30 30 rifle, remained silent and asked for a cigarette. He was moved for safekeeping after showing signs of breaking.
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Anaconda
Stuart
Oldhaber
Fnoch Huckoveh
St. Ann's Hospital
Edwin JF. Stuart
Stephen Percin
Albert Oldhaber
Huckoveh
Percin
Lincoln County
Wyoming
California
One Car Stolen and Another Recovered in Spokane
A 1931 Chevrolet was reported stolen from near Pete Becker’s home on West Galena. Deputies recovered a 1931 Hupmobile owned by C. A. Bradley on the 100 block of West God street late Monday night.
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Pete Becker
West Galena
C. A. Bradley
Spokane
West Go'd Street
Wheeler says railroad panacea not a panacea for ills
Cleveland June 6 Senator Burton K Wheeler told the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen convention that current railroad legislation in Congress is not a cure for carriers problems but a step in the right direction. After his address, president A F Whitney hinted delegates may see Wheeler named as the 1940 standard bearer by the Democrats. Wheeler spoke at the invitation of the Montana delegation.
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Cleveland
Burton K. Wheeler
D-Mont
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Congress
Wheeler
A. F. Whitney
Montana
Doctor reports theft of bag with drugs and supplies
Dr. R. G. Kreeze reports his car on North Idaho street was broken into Monday night and a bag containing drugs and medical supplies was taken. The incident was filed with the police yesterday.
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North Idaho Street
R. G. Kreeze
West Granite
Bartsch Rites Planned in City and Livingston
Charles Bartsch aged 48 of 801 Placer street died recently. His remains are at Sherman and Reed funeral home with services set for Wednesday at 2 p m conducted by Rev H W Moehring. The body will be moved to Livingston this evening for Thursday services and interment there.
Sherman & Reed Edwy Funeral Directors at Arizona Street
Sherman and Reed Edwy Funeral Directors operate a large funeral chapel on Arizona Street with family rooms a music room and a Wurlitzer pipe organ, offering comprehensive services.
Police officer shot during earlier affray in Anaconda
Stuart, a four month veteran officer in Anaconda, was wounded when two youths about 15 forced entry to garages and attempted a store burglary. He later fired from a window wounding one youth and breaking a front pane, then was captured 18 hours later. Both the officer and youth survived after hospital care.
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Stuart
Anaconda
Pocatello
Safeway
Central Grocery
Charles Goose
Montanan Held in Drug Probe
Spokane report says federal narcotic agent Patrick O Leary announced Robert P. Mercer of Missoula Montana is held at Colfax Washington thirty miles south of Spokane while investigators probe a marijuana possession claim.
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Spokane
Wash
Patrick O'Leary
Robert P. Mercer
Missoula, Mont
Colfax
Loughrin Funeral Services Held for William Loughrin
The funeral for the late William Loughrin will be at 9 o'clock from Duggan's Merrill mortuary Rose room then move to St Patrick's church for a 9 30 requiem high mass. Interment follows at St Patrick's cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs Nellie Stoneman
The funeral for the late Mrs Nellie Stoneman will be held this Wednesday at 2 o'clock from the Rose room of Duggan's Merrill mortuary. The Rev Edward Mitchell will conduct the services. Interment will follow in Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Stoneman
Nellie Stoneman
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
Edward Mitchell
Mount Moriah
Funeral services for Mrs Bridget Kelly announced
The remains may be viewed in the Rose room at Duggan's Merrill mortuary. The funeral will be held Thursday at 9 o'clock, with a requiem high mass at St. Lawrence church at 9 30. Interment will follow in Holy Cross cemetery.
Mrs Elizabeth Casey Funeral Planned for Friday
The remains may be viewed in the Shamrock room at Duggan's Merrill mortuary. Funeral services will be Friday at 9 o'clock, followed by a 9:30 requiem mass at Sacred Heart church. Interment will be in St Patrick's cemetery.
Funeral services for Mary Lane and Robert Dwyer set
Miss Mary Lane will be buried from 714 East Broadway with a 9 30 high mass at Sacred Heart Church and interment at Holy Cross. Robert Dwyer’s funeral will be held at 9 o clock from 130 Minah Street with a 9 30 mass at St Mary’s and Holy Cross interment.
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Mary Lane
East Broadway
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Funeral services for Dean W. Phillips at 916 Colorado
The funeral for Dean W. Phillips will be held at 2 p.m. this Wednesday at the family residence 916 Colorado street. Butterodge No. 240 B P O E will conduct services, with interment at Holy Cross cemetery.
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Butte Lodge No
Colorado Street
Dean W. Phillips
Phillips
Butterodge
Holy Cross Cemetery
Olsen Funeral for Five Month Old Delores Olsen
Funeral services for De lores Arlene Olsen, five months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leland Olsen, will be held at 3 30 p m today at Richards funeral chapel by L D S church members. Interment in Mount Moriah cemetery.
Masons to Honor Grover C Walker in Funeral Services
Grover C Walker aged 47 of 731 South Dakota street dies in the city. His funeral will be held at the Masonic temple at 2 30 pm with Rev Charles Root officiating under Monitor lodge No 35 A F and A M Interment follows at Mount Moriah cemetery. Members of Monitor lodge and visiting brethren are urged to attend at 1 45 pm. The body rests at White's funeral home and will be moved to the temple Thursday afternoon.
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Monitor Lodge No. 35
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Grover C. Walker
White's Funeral Home and Embalmers Ad
Obituary notice listing White's Funeral Home and Embalmers located at 307 West Park Street with phone number 32-312 for funeral services.
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White’s Funeral Home Funeral Directors and Embalmers
West Park Street
Crater Officially Declared Dead After Nine Years Missing
New York June 6 State Supreme Court Justice Joseph F Crater who disappeared nine years ago was declared legally dead by Surrogate James A Foley The ruling leaves unresolved whether his widow Stella Kunz will receive his 30000 estate and if insurance companies are bound by the surrogate's decision pending further Supreme Court action.
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New York
State Supreme Court
Joseph F. Crater
James A. Foley
Stella Kunz
Supreme Court
Home Built Plane In Chatsworth Home Workshop
In Chat ham England Mr and Mrs William Mason build a private aeroplane in their sitting room. The craft uses engine parts wood and fabric with Mrs Mason cutting and dopeing sheets. Estimated cost about 50 dollars. They plan a 300 mile flight at 100 mph top speed for personal use.
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Chatham
England
William Mason
American fishing tackle may be introduced into Sweden
A report notes that U.S. fishing tackle products may be marketed in Sweden pending regulatory approval. Industry sources say Swedish distributors are studying import criteria and potential branding for local retailers.
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Sweden
Martin's Union Receives AFL Charter
Washington June 6 The American Federation of Labor granted a charter to Homer Martin's independent United Auto Workers union restoring AFL recognition after the 1936 split when the UAW left for the CIO. The Martin group voted to join the AFL by a decisive margin.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Homer Martin
United Auto Workers’ Union
Auto Workers
C. I. Oo
Martin
Argentina fixes minimum wheat and grain prices
The government of Argentina sets minimum prices for wheat and grain to stabilize the market. The move aims to protect farmers and ensure steady supplies amid market fluctuations.
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Argentina
Accident Victims Reported Better Near Missoula
Missoula reports three accident victims Shirley Parker Grover Burrows and Mrs Burrows all improved by evening doctors at St Patrick hospital Parker most seriously hurt with bilateral rib fractures x rays due Wednesday Burrows head and body scratches and a slight spine injury Mrs Burrows died in the crash the body sent to Yakima with her son Fred accompanying by plane and train from here
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Missoula
Shirley D. Parker
Grover Burrows
Yakima
Wash
Parker
Mr. Burrows
Mount Veniaminof Erupts for Fifteenth Day in Alaska Village
In Perryville Alaska Mount Veniaminof rumbled and spilled ashes for the fifteenth straight day. Only two families remained in the fishing village of 109 people as residents feared a full eruption from the 8,400 foot peak on Alaska's peninsula.
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Perryville
Alaska
Mount Veniaminos
Alaska Peninsula
Monarchs Reach American Border in Royal Train Parade
King George and Queen Elizabeth passed along a cheering route from Toronto to the Detroit river attracting a crowd of about one and a half million Canadians and Americans as their royal train moved through Windsor. The Peru government is operating an aviation school.
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Ontario
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Toronto
Detroit River
Government of
Peru
Buttermilk Dinner Hosts Interstate Commerce Panel
Senator Wheeler of Montana plans a social dinner at Congressional Country Club for about 21 committee members from the interstate commerce panel. Attendees include Senators Johnson and Schwartz, with Democrats Republicans and Farm Labor invited. Ed Keating, editor of Labor, is the only noncongress guest. no legislation will be discussed, only social issues.
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Washington
Wheeler
D-Mont
Interstate Commerce Committee
Johnson
D-Colo
Schwartzmittee
Farmore- Labor
Congressional Country Club
Garner
Congress
Ed Keating
Labor
Colorado
Gypsy Day Event Postponed By Camp Fire Girls
The first annual Gypsy day program by Camp Fire Girls was postponed from yesterday to Saturday due to bad weather. If conditions improve, the afternoon games, a picnic supper, and the evening award ceremony will be held.
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Camp Fire Girls
Janet Ralph
Foreigners in Hsinking Marked by Chalk Back Coats
Travelers in Hsinking are reportedly marked with a deep chalk spot on the back of their coats after searches. Officials allegedly implement this mark on each encounter to identify foreigners and potential scrutiny.
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Hsinking
Manchuquo
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