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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1934

Page

11

Death asked in Madison trial headline remains unresolved

In Los Angeles the trial of Nellie Madison former Montana resident charged with murdering her husband Eric Madison a film studio employee began with Deputy District Attorney Paul Palmer signaling the state will seek the death penalty. He described Madison fleeing to a Lebec ranch hiding in a closet and telling ranch owner Bob Cuddy she expected officers. Defense attorney Joseph Ryan suggested another possible shooter and indicated a self defense defense. The jury of eight men and four women was seated.

Los Angeles Nellie Madison Montana Eric Madison Film Studio Employe Paul Palmer Madison Lebec Bob Cuddy Joseph Ryan

Verdict Pending in Manslaughter Case Over Boy Hit

Justice of the Peace John Corbitt took the Bourquin manslaughter charge under advisement until July 2 after a hearing re the death of 8 year old Hugh Galloway of Divide struck March 16 by Bourquin's auto. Bourquin testified the youth darted from the rear of a truck and he could not stop in time.

John Bourquin Dillon Justice of the Peace John Corbitt Hugh Galloway Bourquin

Car damaged after collision at Montana and Broadway

Catherine Marron reports her vehicle was rammed while parked at the corner of Montana and Broadway. She says the rear fender gas and frame were damaged, judging from the nature of the damage it was caused by another car.

Catherine Marron Harrison Avenue Montana and Broadway Miss Marron

Montana Normal college to confer 15 degrees this morning

Dillon June 7 special. Fifteen candidates will receive degrees at the spring quarter commencement of Montana State Normal College at the college auditorium. Ninety one sophomores will take two year diplomas. President Charles H. Clapp of the State University Missoula will speak on The Lure of the Impossible. Rev R O Shannon will pronounce invocation and benediction.

R. O. Shannon the Baptist Church Little Symphony Orchestra Frances Robinson Ralph McFadden Miss Robinson Davis

Dillon Country Club Dedicates New Clubhouse

The Dillon Country club will dedicate its new clubhouse with a party on Saturday night. All paid-up members are invited to dance from 9 to 12 and enjoy a lunch after. The remodeled and redecorated facility marks the club’s latest update.

Dillon Dillon Country Club

Andersons welcome a daughter in Dillon

In Dillon on June 7 a daughter was born last night at Barrett hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles G Anderson. Also noted is Earl Christiansen of Boulder and Garnet Murphy of Whitehall marrying at the Methodist parsonage with Rev J A Meeke officiating. Representative Joe Metlen visited Dillon as a business guest. George W Fitzwilliam marked sixty years owning the Fitzwilliam Hounds in Milton Hall England.

Dillon Charles G. Anderson Barrett Hospital L. D. Harrison Grasshopper Valley Earl Christiansen Boulder Garnet Murphy Whitehall J. A. Meeke Joe Metlen Armstead

Cloudbursts Damage Bridges and Slides Near Dillon

Cloudbursts yesterday afternoon washed out several bridges on roads from the main highway between Dillon and Lima. A rock slide was reported near Armstead while continued showers moisten Beaverhead crops as 1.65 inches of rain fell in Dillon this month, vs a little over .70 inches last May.

Dillon Lima Armstead J. E. Monroe

Dillon merchants to attend Montana Associated Merchants convention

Lambert Eliel, a Dillon merchant, and Dr. Robert E. Albright of the Normal college faculty will attend the Associated Merchants of Montana convention in Bozeman next week. Eliel will present the program of the work committee and Albright will speak at the annual dinner on What Next. Capt. T Neville Stock and F E Clifford recently flew from London to Bathurst West Africa.

Dillon Lambert Eliel Robert E. Albright Normal College Associated Merchants of Montana Bozeman Fliel Albright Karst T. Neville Stock F. E. Clifford London Bathurst West Africa

Rain Continues in Butte Region Amid Light Snow Hints

Rainfall in the Butte area totals .77 of an inch with 3.04 inches since June 1. Temperatures fell to 40 48 F and snow was forecast before morning. Northern Pacific trains faced brief delays due to silt on tracks near Skones Maude 8 canyon. A passenger from Logan was held at Whitehall and later routed to the North Coast Limited. Mrs Annie Smith of South Shields England lost 12 golden sovereigns after saving them for 20 years.

Butte Northern Pacific Skones Maude 8 Logan Whitehall North Coast Limited Annie Smith South Shields England Newcastle-on-Tyne

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