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The Montana Standard in Butte, Montana

20 Jun 1944

Page 7

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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1944

Page

7

Ellery Queen suspense scene unfolds in New Year back door talk

In a courtroom drama, Lola Wright admits repayment of a debt to Jim Haight with a check and the prosecution grills her about New Year Eve alibis. Ellery Queen plans to use the testimony to help Haight as the trial continues.

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Jim Miss Wright Lola Judge Martin Ellery Nora Bradford Low Village Haight Martin Carter Bradford Mr. Haight Jim Haight Carter Frank Lloyd Mr. Lloyd Wrights Ellery Smith Ellery Queen Wright Carl Mr. Bradford
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Train Wreck Kills One Injures Thirty Near La Junta

A westbound Santa Fe passenger train struck rear coaches of an eastbound train 30 miles north of La Junta Colorado. One man, identified as C Edelin of Wheat Ridge, died in an ambulance en route to the hospital. About 15 of the injured were taken to the Santa Fe hospital in La Junta with others to Pueblo. Soldiers formed a large portion of the roughly 30 injured and a number of critically hurt were ferried to medical facilities.

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LA Junta Colo U.P Santa Fe Santa Fe Railway Pueblo C. Edelin Wheatridge
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Failure to Stop Leads Arrests

Police warn that motorists who fail to come to a full stop at stop signs are responsible for more arrests than any other traffic violation. The force says drivers approach signs with partial pressure and will be arrested until safe driving resumes. The text notes a historical shift of tea production from China to India and Sri Lanka.

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