Montana Mountanes Shooting Arrest Narrative
Hayes, a man from Montana, recounted his plan to rob Collins at Grace after a long hike through the mountains. He fired through Collins's cabin door when ordered to raise his hands, fled during a night trek, and was later captured near the Holter ranch after reading news of the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Hayes
Whitehall
Grace
Montana
Holter Ranch
Silver Star
Mangold
Yellowstone Park
Pipestone
Mitchell
S. D
Bozeman
Butte
Deer Lodge
Henry Kroger Injured by Falling Timber at Trout Mine
In Philipsburg on Wednesday evening Henry Kroger sustained painful injuries when a timber toppled onto him at the Trout mine, breaking his breastbone. Several city residents and visitors are mentioned in society notes, including Mrs Myrtle Purtle, Miss Violet Connor, Alma Warner, Florence Winninghoff, Vincent Winninghoff, Howard Hayes, and Mrs Henry Steber hosting the Alpine club gathering with prize winners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Henry Kroger
Myrtle Purtle
Violet Connor
Maxville
Alma Warner
Missoula
H. McBride
Marvel Erickson
E. Erickson
John R. Page
William Schuh
Max Harshfield
T. Saurer
Butte Session Highlights And Speakers At Convention
The Butte convention featured reflections on journalism’s role and calls for reform. Peter B. Snelson and R R Kilroy recalled earlier visits while Charles D Greenfield urged protection from harmful legislation. Officials discussed funding for journalism education, peace promotion, and a sane printing law to curb abused public advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Greenfield
Great Northern Railway
Greenfield
Press Association
H. S. Thurston
Stanford
Helena
Montana
Union
Butte Named 1924 Convention Officers and Pioneer Banquet
The 1924 convention honored vice president Miss Lottie Rumsey of Helena re elected secretary and Miss Jane Bishop of Dillon treasurer. The executive committee includes Mrs. Fred Axtel Bozeman and Mrs. Clara McDonald Philipsburg. A banquet at the city pavilion featured toastmaster Senator C. H. Williams, tributes from retiring President William Coleman and other leaders, musical numbers by Louis Boedeker and a quartet, and remarks on past traditions by Ronald Higgins of Missoula and Washington J. McCormick. Pioneers praised Deer Lodge citizens and the colorful event concluded with lingering good will and hopes to meet again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Rumsey
Helena
Jane Bishop
Dillon
Fred Axtel
Bozeman
Clara McDonald
Philipsburg
City Pavilion
C. H. Williams
William Coleman
Deer Lodge
Louis Boedeker
Clinton Moore
Butte
John Ward
Don Larabie
William Hoskins
R. R. Blaisdell
Trask
Ronald Higgins
Missoula
Sons and Daughters
Washington J. McCormick
Montana
Ain
Cowboy editor Dick Hathaway Leads Montana Press Delegation
Dick Hathaway, born 1861, a Big Hole Basin News editor and Montana press convention regular, is celebrated for rodeo days, rope throwing, and diverse roles from printer to U S commissioner. He praises Big Hole and enjoys lively banter with fellow editors and their wives at Butte gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hathaway
Kansas
Jones
Garden City
Kan
Hathaway
Big Hole Basin News
Butte
Big Hole
United States
Big Hole Basin
Justice of the Peace
Montana
Texas
Big Hole Valley
Y Will Open Class in Americanization at the Y
The Y M C A Americanization class enters its fourth year starting Wednesday September 5 under Eugene Corrie of Butte High School. Classes meet Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings from 7 to 9 30. Attendance improves naturalization exam outcomes with 72 percent of candidates in the last hearing being members. Government officials monitor and issue a labor secretary signed certificate accepted by the judge. Open to women and men with no charges and free texts provided by the government. The course is designed for shift workers to complete without time loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Corrie
Butte High School
Naturalization Court
United States
Secretary of Labor
Powder puffs on inner claw edges of birds of prey
Notes describe powder puffs formed on the inner edge of claws of the barn owl, English pigeon, and hawk to relieve the shine of glossy feathers, using small brittle feathers.
Anaconda Welcomes Montana Editors On Smelter Visit
Montana editors touring Butte travel to Anaconda for a luncheon at Montana hotel and a guided tour of the smelter plant. After the plant excursion they proceed to Gregson Springs for entertainment before returning to Butte for a press dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Ry
W. H. Merriman
Metals Bank & Trust
Butte
Montana
Anaconda
Gregson Springs
Tigers beat Chumps 9 to 3 in city common ball game
Tigers topped the Chumps 9 to 3 last evening on the city common with Lucier and Rieber as batteries for the Tigers and Davidson and Dwyer for the Chumps. Mrs. Arthur Gale and her son plan a two month visit in Indiana and Chicago. Mrs. Ben Peters of Portland leaves for Livingston then will return to Anaconda before heading home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Chumps
Lucier
Rieber
Davidson
Dwyer
Arthur Gale
Indiana
Chicago
Ben Peters
Portland
Anaconda
Livingston
U S to Resume With Mexicans
Washington citizens expect quick official steps toward restoring friendly relations with Mexico after diplomatic disclosures. Charles B Warren completed his duties as a U S commissioner from the Mexico City conference and voiced confidence in the negotiations, signaling imminent recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Mexico
United States
Charles B. Warren
Mexico City
Mr. Warren
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Hayes
Philipsburg News
Buttorg
Peter B. Snelson
Billings Gazette
Snelson
R. R. Kilroy
Mr. Snelson
S. E. Peterson
Worden
Great Falls Tribune
Missoula University
Messrs. Worden
M. J. Hutchins
A. L
Legislative Committee
J. T. Spencer
J. Vas Binder
Chamber of Commerce
Moss
Billings
H. J. Hutchins
F. J. Hocking
Glasgow
Northern
Pacific
Jour
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Duluth
North
Pacific Coast
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
North Pacific Coast
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Seattle
Tacoma
Duluth-Superior
Pasco
Cheney
Wash
Dakota Division
Mandan
Jamestown
N. Dak
Fargo
Fargo, N. Dak
Mining City
Cole- Pitts
Montana Powers
G. M. Moss
BE. Peterson
Ump
Peterson
Whitefish
Coolidge Party
Magnet Johnson
Farmer-Labor Party
Whitefish Party
Whitefish Republican Party
Peter Snelson
P. B. Snelson
The
Thornton
Richard P. Hathaway
Anaconda News
Smelter Today
U.S
Bull Durham Tobacco
Broadway
Mulercisi
Sisslee Blake
Chas. J. Dean
Portland, Oregon
Reed Sh
Lamb
Utah Ave
Butte, Mont
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