One Man Grand Jury Indicts Holt and Sullivan over Hagerty Slaying
Detroit June 12 The one man grand jury returned indictments against Cecil W Holt and Herbert L Sullivan real estate dealer Ralph A W Wyandotte for the January 9 ambush slaying of Ambrose L Hagerty linked to an alleged plot against Wood's life Mrs Grace M Wood William Thompson Hagerty and Taylor Pierce are involved in the case and are awaiting trial for assault with intent to kill Holt and Sullivan pleaded not guilty James E Chenot prosecutes the cases
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Detroit
Ralph A. W. Wyandotte
Cecil W. Holt
Herbert L. Sullivan
Ambrose L. Hagerty
Wood
Harry J. Dingeman
Holt
Sullivan
Lansing
Justice of the Peace
Arthur E. Gordon
Hagerty
Grace M. Wood
William Thompson
Taylor Pierce
Circus Court
Cecil Holt
Ceda
No Freedom for Torch Slayer Is Attorney's Plea
Elizabeth New Jersey June 12 A plea for a verdict of second degree murder closed the third day of Henry Colin Campbell's trial for the slaying of his wife Mildred Mowry. Defense cites lack of premeditation and mental incapacity from misfortune and narcotics use. Prosecutor plans to seek first degree murder.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Henry Colin Campbell
Mildred Mowry
Francis A. Gordon
Gordon
Campbell
Abe L. David
Woman tells why she gave beating in court testimony
The woman admits nervous trouble and crying before recounting the attack on Atchley with a wagon spoke. Susie Parker testifies the girl struck Atchley from behind multiple times. Dr. J T Smith confirms nervous treatment but asserts the blows caused the death.
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Ifan
Susie Parker
Atchley
J. T. Smith
Tanlac touted to ease indigestion and restore appetite
An advertisement claims Tanlac helps with indigestion gas and stomach pains after years of trial. It features Seattle resident Lawrence R. Barnes praising relief and urges readers to try a first bottle with a money back guarantee. The copy notes Tanlac’s claimed purity and widespread use with 42 million bottles sold.
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Lawrence R. Barnes
47Th Ave
S.W
Seattle
Wash
Tanlac
Uni Pharmacopoeia
Erates
Rkay
The Grab Bag June 13 1929 Quiz
A set of trivia questions asks identity and affiliations. It inquires who reads which party, the passer and lily maid of Astolat, Marie Antoinette’s husband, a biblical self judgment quote, and the page four location for answers.
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Astolat
Marie Antoinette
Bandits Tie Victims To Tree In Mountain Robbery
A gang of four aged 18 to 25 ambushed three men near Greer Idaho. They looted Tribbey of 200 dollars and Kinne of 14, then tied the trio to a tree and fled in Tribbey’s car. Tribbey and Kille were beaten and shot. Kille was seriously hurt. Police formed multiple posses with patrols and bloodhounds to track the outlaws.
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W. L. Tribbey
Idaho Building and Loan Association
Paul Kille
Kille
Tribbey
Greer
Kinne
Pierce
Ernest Robinson
State Department of Law Enforcement
Eby W. Bowdish
Clearwater
Lewiston
Yakima
Wash
Harry Dent
Nez Perce
Deportation plan outlined for Jovetich and family
United States Immigration Inspector Fulton H. Small announced plans to deport Jovetich Anton Pernat and William Stevens with his wife and five children. The Stevens family came from England under a ten year contract labor deal to repay steamer fare. Pernat will be sent back to Italy after being picked up in Rochester Minnesota for medical treatment. The group will depart today from Havre and board a special deportation train to Jersey City for passage to Europe.
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Jovetich
United States
Fulton H. Small
Anton Pernat
Butteman
William Stevens
Stevens
Ashland
England
Small
Pernat
Graduates Recognized In Bozeman School Departments
Long list of graduates in multiple Bozeman school departments including home economics secretarial science civil engineering and industrial chemistry. The article notes many named students across towns such as Laurel Helena Billings and Great Falls. Also mentions Edinburgh theater managers and a harsh 1840 ice blockade on southern Swedish ports.
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J. H. Rivenes
Bozeman
Lenley Robbins
Laurel
Alfred Seibert
Redlands
California
Clifford Swanson
Milltown
Glen West
James Woodland
Marysville
James Woodrow
Red Lodge
Ray Ball
Butte
Melvin Barbour
Vivian Baker
Shirley Fabrick
Florence Johnson
Whitelash
Amy Markin
Louise Maynard
Jeffers
Cresn
Adrian Ario
Great Falls
John Breeden
Fred Chez
Ogden
Utah
Vincent Dolan
Libby
Otto Gardiner
Santa Anna
Frank Grady
Ashworth Thompson
la Verkin
George Vogt
Lula
Willis Wood
Mason
Nevada
Ben Briscoe
Toston
Raymond Danielson
Missoula
Jwsus Heuschkel
Joseph Keane
Anaconda
Ernest Orr
Dillon
Paul Osweiler
Lewistown
James Holmes
Billings
William Bohart
Genevieve Gamble
Mabel Hinds
Spokane
Washington
Rosalie Lehrkind
Maxine Marvin
Opal Richardson
Margaret Dewey
Mary Hale
Belgrade
Ethelda Kempenaar
Stanford
Esther King
Iris Peters
Windham
Sara Tripp
Irving Berg
Pompey’s Pillar
Maurice Perkin
Albert Ford
Gilvin Quillin
Bridger
Abner Neal
Philipsburg
Hanry Burton
Roundup
Benjamin Franklin
Saco
Frida Hendrickson
William Jellison
Columbia Falls
Hardy Tharpe
Orggen Mistry
Jerome Andes
Bert Kane
East Helena
Mary Lauson
Livingston
Frank Hinman
Ross Hutchins
Glen Kohls
Beaver Dam
Wisconsin
Treasury vows to hold border patrolmen accountable for deadly shootings
Treasury announces that border patrol officers who killed two men at International Falls Minnesota will face personal liability if guns were used outside self defense or to prevent a felony. Representative Florence P Kahn proposes 25000 for dependents of those killed by prohibition agents misusing firearms. The bill mirrors Wisconsin Republican Schgfer's measure in the Virkkula case.
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Kahn
Representative Schgfer
Wisconsin
Virkkula
Patrolman Exonerated in Detroit River Fatal Shooting
Detroit June 12 Patrolman James Cox was absolved of blame in the death of Archibald Eugster 21 on the Detroit riverbank. Prosecutor James Chenot and Representative Robert J Clancy publicized Coxs exoneration after Frank Cooper admitted river liquor smuggling and a chase by a customs boat ended with Eugsters shooting during a halt order.
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Detroit
James E. Chenot
Robert J. Clancy
James Cox
Customs Border Patrol
Archibald Eugster
Detroit River
Chenot
Cox
Frank Cooper
Bugster
Canada
Clancy
Walker S. Petty
Eugster
John
John “Peajack
Wozniak
Cooper
Capone
River Rouge
New Probe Starts Into Slaying At International Falls
International Falls Minn June 12 funeral services were held for H Virkkula slain by a border patrolman during a liquor smuggling chase. Oscar Dahly federal customs collector Duluth arrived to launch an independent probe separate from three other investigations by county attorney a treasury department special agent and the chief customs inspector.
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International Falls
Minn
H Virkkula
Washington
Oscar Dahly
Duluth
Treasury Department
Dahly
Flag Day Observed With Veterans Program and Elks Event
Mrs. C. M. Allen organizes a Flag Day program honoring Lincoln post veterans with luncheon by the Ladies of the Grand Army at the courthouse. The Elks plan a public program tomorrow evening featuring Butte Male Chorus and patriotic addresses under George Stevens.
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C. M. Allen
Veterans of Lincoln Post
Grand Army Circle
The
Elks
Prohibition Agent Charged in Fatal Auto Stop Shooting
Investigators plan to interview Mrs Virkkula and Patrolman Emmet White after a fatal car shooting. White claims Virkkula did not halt. Mrs Virkkula disputes the claim. White remains jailed on second degree manslaughter charges as county officials resist federal intervention and plan a grand jury probe.
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David Hurlbert
White
Hurl
Ortig Becomes Oybin Mayor After Debate
Albert Ortig aged 26 won the mayoral post in Oybin a health resort of 1500 residents. Over 200 candidates competed and the final decision came after a debate on the modern problems of a municipality and the needs of a resort.
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Zittau
Germany
Albert Ortig
Oybin
Huge Montana Power Neon Sign Lights In Butte
The Montana Power Neon Sign in front of sales rooms on East Broadway was lit for the first time last night. Crews replaced broken neon tubes in transit and the 36 foot sign drew residents from the nearby district to witness its glow.
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Montana Power
East Broadway
Brookhart urges third party as farm vote looms
Iowa Senator Brookhart calls for a progressive third party as western Republicans split with Hoover allies over the farm debenture. Democrats seek to force a record vote in the House tomorrow with farm bloc leaders saying the debenture could veto farm legislation. Absentees recalled as Congress faces the tariff bill clash and potential veto.
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House
Brookhart
Senate
Hoover
Capitol
Iowa
Tilson
Representative Temple
Pennsylvania
Western Farm
Dickinson
Farm Bloc
LaFollette
Prelate Praises Conference After Negotiations Begin
The archbishop released a statement saying negotiations have commenced and President Portes Gil has shown friendly reception and attentive consideration. Bishop Diaz declined to comment and directed questions to his superior.
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Portes Gil
United States
Diaz
Regular Air Service to Stockholm Planned
Portland, Mo. reports the Great Atlantic Airways organized to develop and maintain a regular air route linking the United States Canada and Europe with Stockholm Sweden. The proposed path would pass Belle Isle Strait Julianshaak Greenland Ammansalik Greenland Greykjavik Iceland Thorshaven Faroe Islands and Oslo Norway. Incorporation papers filed with the state department in Augusta.
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Portland
United States
Stockholm
Sweden
Great Atlantic Airways
Belle Isle Strait
Julianshaak
Greenland
Agmamsalik
Greykjavik
Iceland
Thorshaven
Faroe Islands
Oslo
Norway
State Department
Augusta
Dry leader to seek treatment for health collapse
Dr. E. S. Shumaker, superintendent of the Indiana Anti Saloon league, after serving 60 days at the state penal farm for contempt of the Indiana supreme court, went to Battle Creek Michigan sanitarium for rest and medical treatment.
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Indianapolis
Ind
E. S. Shumaker
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
State
Indiana Supreme Court
Battle Creek
Mich
No Decision on Oil 15 Reached in Western Conference
The western public land states and independent operators debated oil policy as a conference adopted a recess to reconvene on call of the President. Governors of oil producing states were asked to send three official delegates to the next meeting, with optimism for a future plan of procedure.
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Texas
Oklahoma
California
United States
Mark L. Requa
J. E. Erickson
Montana
William R. Wallace
Utah
Hugh S. Woodward
New Mexico
League Adopts Root Resolution For Expanded World Court
The league approves revised statutes increasing judges from 11 to 15 and strengthens the court as a safeguard against international disputes. The Hague hosts the first international conference for progressive codification of international law on March 14, 1930, with non members invited. Zaleski of Poland reports on plans to convene an autumn international conference for governments, publishers, and transport interests to address WS distribution. Governments urged to ratify the 1925 gas and germ warfare abolition protocol, already ratified by 13 states with nine more promising.
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Hague
World Court
United States
Zaleski
Poland
League
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